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the ncta, the broadcasters, all of the groups that are involved in the technology policy, it's sort of really the insider's insiders group in the beltway. and to people who are, you know, main street type consumers or people who just follow political issues in a more casual manner, they might think that the influence of a google or a microsoft or a facebook would be much greater than it is based on its impact on the broader culture, but they are still, i think, even though they've ramped up significantly in the last year due to some of these policy battles, they still remain well behind some of the sophistication of these operations that groups that have been around for a long time have. >> host: all right. very quickly, we've talked in 2011 with a lot of our legislative guests about potential rewrite of the telecommunications act. is there an appetite for that, paul kim by? >> guest: no. i mean n2012 there was a guest on recently, gordon smith, and you talked about maybe little pieces, but to do the whole thing, no, you're not going to have a rewrite in election year. you're going to

the ncta, broadcasters, all of the groups involved in the technology policy sort of really the insider's insider group in the beltway, and for people who are, you know, mean st type of consumers are people who just follow the political issues in a more casual manner might think that the influence of google or microsoft or facebook would be much greater than it is based on the impact on the broad culture, but they are still waiting even though they've rammed that significantly in the last year due to some of these policies they still are way behind the sophistications of the operations that these groups have been around for a long time. spec we have one minute left. very quickly, we talked in 2011 of a lot of our legislative guests about the potential re-ride of the telecommunications. is there an appetite for that? paul kirby? >> there was a guest recently, gordon smith for the national association of archive. the little pieces but to do the big thing you will not have any major like that, ev write in an election year. you will get close to the election. people will want to get out of he