AeroJonesy

False advertising is usually investigated and enforced by the FTC. It's not like there's no rules around it. Why would the FCC need to get involved in an area that a separate agency has more experience handling?

Doesn't your company monopolize the right of individuals to file consumer complaints? And don't you take an even higher percentage than 30%? Your company takes up to 50% and in other countries has argued taking as much as 85% of the amount.

At least people have to actively engage with the Sony store. People are opted into your monopoly by default.

Why do you believe your monopoly is ok when consumers have less choice and you take a higher cut?

How did you end up voicing Heihei in Moana? What was it like voicing a character that didn't speak any actual words?

What are your thoughts on the "right to be forgotten"? Does it stray too far into censorship? Is there a better way to balance personal rights with free speech?

As a followup, do you think the sites that index sites that have been removed from Google will able to stick around? For those unfamiliar, there are a few sites that track articles that have been de-indexed from Google, presumably due to a right to be forgotten request. The embarrassing data is gone from Google, but is now highlighted elsewhere. The process could be repeated ad infinitum. Could we ever end up with a national registry of information that is no longer allowed to be made public (sort of like a right to be forgotten do-not-call list)?