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COMMISSIONER DEBORAH TAYLOR TATE
ANNOUNCES THE HIRING OF CHRIS MOORE AS LEGAL ADVISOR
Today, FCC Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate announced that Chris Moore is joining
her office as a Legal Advisor.   
 
“I want to thank Chris for agreeing to join my office,” said Commissioner Tate.  “I 
welcome Chris’ expertise and experience regarding our nation’s most pressing communications 
issues, including broadband deployment and universal service.  He possesses a unique 
understanding of the needs of citizens who live in rural areas of our nation,” Commissioner Tate 
said.  
Chris Moore most recently served as Deputy Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs.  
Previously Mr. Moore worked as a Senior Attorney-Advisor in the Wireline Competition 
Bureau, including serving a detail in the office of former U.S. Senator Conrad Burns.  Before 
joining the FCC, Mr. Moore served as Special Assistant to the Administrator of the USDA Rural 
Utilities Service.  In that role, he helped develop strategies and policies with respect to
telecommunications, broadband and Internet issues.  Prior to that, Mr. Moore served as Counsel 
to the U.S. Senate Rules and Administration Committee.  He was also a Regulatory Attorney for 
Sprint Corporation working on telecommunications and technology issues.  Mr. Moore started 
his legal career as a Counsel for the Kentucky Public Service Commission.  Mr. Moore received 
his law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law and his bachelor’s degree from 
Transylvania University.  
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