FCC commissioner takes final shot at ISPs on her way out

In April, Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn announced that she's leaving the FCC after a nine-year tenure. During her time, Clyburn forged a reputation as a fierce advocate for consumer rights, and in a final interview with Ars Technica on her way out, Clyburn took one last opportunity to make the case for a strong and effective regulator, even as the Republican-controlled FCC works hard to tear down net neutrality regulation and green-lights huge telecoms mergers. As soon as she announced ...