In Service of Universal Broadband: Maximizing the Benefits of America’s Mid-Band Spectrum
After more than a decade of financial expenditures, over $100 billion in government investments, and three years after the COVID-19 […]
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After more than a decade of financial expenditures, over $100 billion in government investments, and three years after the COVID-19 […]
Policymakers around the world are increasingly considering “must-carry” policies, which require digital intermediaries to carry all legal third-party content, some […]
Recent government mandates across the world calling for greater internet regulation and requiring social media sites remove user-generated content are […]
The California state legislature is poised to consider a link tax on digital services, aimed at subsidizing news publishers who […]
Coinciding with the American Bar Association’s 71st Antitrust Spring Meeting, on March 29 the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) […]
From March 29-31 of this year, antitrust practitioners, government officials, academics, and economists from around the world convened in Washington, […]
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 is widely regarded as “the most important law in tech.” Within […]
Procompetitive behavior by a business benefits consumers but may harm rival businesses. This isn’t terribly surprising: when a business engages […]
Pleas from broadband networks for a so-called “fair share” of content providers’ revenue – what some call a “network usage […]