Michael Copps

Michael Copps is a former U.S. Federal Communications Commissioner who served from 2001 to 2013. He is known for advocating for open and fair internet access, emphasizing the importance of protecting consumer rights and ensuring diverse voices can be heard online. Throughout his tenure, he worked to promote media policies that support public interests, prevent monopolies, and foster competition. Copps has been a prominent voice in debates over internet neutrality and the integrity of communications infrastructure, aiming to balance technological innovation with accountability and fairness in the digital age.