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Dick Wiley

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  • FCC Chairman Brendan Carr speaks and gestures with his hand while testifying at a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee hearing.
    Brendan Carr
    / Career at the FCC

    …the controversial former FCC chair Dick Wiley. (Wiley had pressed hard for deregulation while serving under Nixon and his successor Pres. Gerald Ford.) At Wiley Rein, Carr practiced corporate law. His portfolio included representing telecommunications firms on regulatory issues, work that uniquely prepared him for a career at the FCC.…

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    …the controversial former FCC chair Dick Wiley. (Wiley had pressed hard for deregulation while serving under Nixon and his successor Pres. Gerald Ford.) At Wiley Rein, Carr practiced corporate law. His portfolio included representing telecommunications firms on regulatory issues, work that uniquely prepared him for a career at the FCC.…

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