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San Jose, CA Mayor quits FCC BDAC

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San Jose, CA Mayor quits FCC BDAC

Mayor of San Jose gives up his voice on FCC committee over control issues regarding optional model code menu items for jurisdictions to consider en route to encouraging widespread broadband deployment-
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