everyone is waiting to see what chairman julius genachowski chooses to do. there was widespread belief he would be leaving office. however, those plans reportedly have been placed on hold. no one really knows what the chairman is choosing to do. it looks like he may stay. i think it's fair to say his legacy is very uncertain at this point. net neutrality was really supposed to be chairman genachowski's legacy, i think, when he came in. it has passed, but many of its allies have either abandoned the commission in some fashion or are arguing that they didn't go far enough in the rules that they implemented. and also those rules are on shaky legal ground. so as eliza said, the betting odds that they will not stand up to the challenge by the same court that threw out their previous rules. reclassification is still an option. i would not be surprised if the rules were struck down if the fcc under genachowski chose to reclassify still. but regardless, i think chairman genachowski, what he chooses to do and if he leaves, who the chowzs to replace him will really de

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