host: art brodsky? guest: yes, we've come a long way, but the point is how do we improve on that? that's what the fk did. saying, look, we have come so far. we'll go further. host: does john's story about the ability to speak on the phone and the internet excite you? guest: yes. there are a lot of things you can do now. you can make phone calls using skype or other services and we think that's fabulous. a lot of that is because of people who don't own the networks but are smart enough to figure out ways to use the networks to get new services out. host: coming off of that for one moment, adam, do you see a component of the s.e.c. report saying we need more literacy in order to be able to use these tools being important? guest: i don't have a problem with that. the call for more literacy, that's the low hang fruit here. i think obviously the idea of getting more information out to the public so that they understand broadband, broadband choices. i don't have a big problem with that. i spent a lot of time

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