Fcc Chairman On At T S Facetime Blocking We Will Exercise Our Responsibilities And We Will Act

Genachowski spoke with The Verge this morning, and he suggested the FCC is not being idle on the FaceTime blocking matter. According to the report:

An attorney at advocacy group Public Knowledge recently asserted the carrier’s decision violated the FCC’s Open Internet rules and warranted an investigation. Many groups, such as Public Knowledge, the New America Foundation’s Open Technology Institute, and the Free Press, have claimed they will file a formal complaint with the FCC.

Genachowsk did not comment on AT&T’s choice to limit FaceTime, but the agency he works for is obviously gearing to find a solution.