Study: Wireless Carriers Face Stiff Competition T-Mobile to Make Data Network Work with iPhone Netflix Shares Drop; Comcast Launching New Streaming Service AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile all claim to offer nation’s ‘largest 4G network’ Tablet Wars Set to Get Even More Competitive It’s Microsoft vs....
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Why the Verizon-Cable Agreement is in the Public Interest
The evidence below shows the Verizon-Cable agreement is clearly in the public interest, if the FCC fairly reviews the agreement and all of the relevant facts, in the full context of the highly competitive wireless ecosystem. Top Reasons Why Verizon-Cable Agreement is in the Public...
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“The Value Circle & Evolving Market Structures” Jonathan Sallet
“The Value Circle & Evolving Market Structures” Jonathan Sallet...
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Erasing the Boundaries
Erasing the Boundaries...
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Competition News: February 14, 2012
Erasing the Boundaries ‘App Economy’ Goes From 0 To 466,000 Jobs In Just Five Years The iPhone is a nightmare for carriers AT&T, Cloudscaling Open New Cloud Strategy Netflix gets competition with Verizon-Redbox deal Google set to give a little backbone to Kansas City high-speed...
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Spotlighting Threat of UN Regulation of Internet at CPAC Today
I will be on the CPAC Digital Liberty panel today (February 10, 2012) with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell, Kelly Cobb of ATR and Ryan Radia of CEI. The very important sleeper issue I expect we will spotlight for the CPAC audience is the imminent threat...
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Spectrum: To Auction or Not to Auction?
The FCC’s recent call for unbounded spectrum auction authority spotlights an important debate over whether some of this scarce and extremely valuable wireless spectrum should be auctioned or not. • Ironically the FCC is asking Congress to give it spectrum auction authority to not auction...
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Why the Verizon-Cable Agreement Increases Competition
Reports that the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee will hold a hearing on the Verizon Wireless-Cable agreement spotlights an old truism: What one looks for, one sees. What the Government ultimately sees here largely will depend on whether the Government looks backward through an analog competitive lens...
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Competition News: February 3, 2012
The Wireless Equivalent of Fracking The Coming Tech-led Boom 96 percent of Google’s revenue is advertising, who buys it? (infographic) IPhone Powers and Pinches Verizon Netflix expects heightened competition from Amazon.com Tech Industry to Washington: It’s Your Turn...
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