The controversial move has pushed FCC chairman Ajit Pai into the spotlight, so much so that social media hate has spilled onto Pai's cartoonishly over-sized "Reeses" coffee mug, which he ...

The ad didn’t address Pai until the end, when Burger King’s mascot takes a drink from an oversized Reeses Peanut Butter ... the @dog_feelings account. “Ajit follows dog feelings and seems ...

Polarizing Federal Communications Chairman Ajit Pai has stepped ... targeted and dissected Pai's enthusiasm for both drinking from a novelty-sized Reese's Peanut Butter Cup mug and also an FCC ...

"Ajit Pai will go down in history as one ... As he fades into the background, his smug demeanor and giant Reese's mug will become cautionary memes—reminding internet users what happens when ...

With this result, came a seemingly infinite production of memes from the internet that attempted to demonize Ajit Pai. Some of these memes were downright atrocious, personally attacking the FCC ...

This is all a gradual rollout by savvy design, thanks to the machinations of Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai. Pai—who ... his stupid oversize Reese’s-branded mug wherever ...

Last week, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai signaled ... If there's one thing Pai is known for -- apart from his cartoonishly large Reese's mug -- it's how he set about ...

Nevertheless, as the vote nears, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, an appointee of President Donald Trump, attempted to mock the critics of his plan with a video. Meanwhile, the agency’s own chief ...

FCC chairman Ajit Pai recently announced a plan to undo net neutrality regulations, paving the way for internet service providers to offer tiered packages to both consumers and websites while ...

We talked with Federal Communications Chair Ajit Pai for 25 minutes — far longer ... He also talked about his giant coffee mug with the Reese’s logo (he doesn’t mind if the coffee gets ...

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai served as a commissioner at the FCC under former President Barack Obama but did not share the administration's net neutrality opinion.