FCC Appoints Michigan State Law Professor as General Counsel Amidst Tech Industry Scrutiny

In a recent announcement, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has appointed a Michigan State University law professor, who is notable for his previous engagement in Project 2025 and criticism of major technology companies, as its new general counsel. The individual also has a background as a litigator at Jones Day, a global law firm. This appointment positions him at the forefront of the FCC’s legal strategies, potentially influencing policy direction and enforcement relating to the tech industry.