Mark Cooper Public Quotations

The public clearly understands the importance of open, nondiscriminatory access to the Internet from network owners.

We don't see how that can help competition, and ultimately we think it results in the restriction in the program that gets to the public and higher prices.

It's a major public policy problem, ... The important point is that if you don't have a user base with serious broadband capacity at an affordable price, then you won't get the technology innovation and development in applications and devices that use higher speeds. That's why all the development has gone overseas and we limp along here.

The fiction that a lot of competition will protect the public is dead.

He served his stockholders well and the American public poorly.