THE WALL STREET JOURNAL has an interesting interview with new FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, who favors loosening up rules on broadband:

Mr. Martin’s theory is that phone and cable companies will be more inclined to expand broadband connections to consumers if they don’t have to help foot the bill for their rivals. “If you have to share your network at marginal costs with your competitors, going forward you won’t have an incentive to invest in your network,” he says. Last month, the Supreme Court deferred to the FCC on the matter, handing Mr. Martin an invitation to write new rules.

The full transcript is here, with more detail, and you can also see some disappointing comments about broadcast indecency.