May 21, 2013 What’s the impact on the Verizon appeal of the Open Internet Order of the Supreme Court’s strong reaffirmation of its Chevron deference standard, in Arlington v. FCC? I believe Verizon is still more likely than not to prevail on the merits of...
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America’s Private Video Market Success – My Daily Caller Op-ed
May 16, 2013 Please see my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: “America’s private video market success”. –It debunks Free Press’ diatribe against cable to try and promote net neutrality regulation and a ban on usage-based broadband pricing. –It is Part 16 of my broadband Internet pricing...
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Wireless Plan Innovation Benefits Consumers & Competition – Part 15 Broadband Internet Pricing Freedom Series
May 13, 2013 Please see my latest Daily Caller Op-ed, “Wireless Plan Innovation Benefits Consumers & Competition”. –It debunks net neutrality criticism of a reported potential ESPN-wireless pricing experiment. –It’s also Part 15 of my Broadband Internet Pricing Freedom Research Series. * * * *...
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The FCC Transition? My Daily Caller Op-ed
May 7, 2013 Please read my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: “The FCC Transition?” –It highlights the strategic transition challenges facing FCC Chairman nominee Tom Wheeler. –It’s also Part 7 of my Modernization Consensus Research Series. * * * * * Modernization Consensus Series (Note: This...
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Wireless Competition: What’s the Data Say?
May 2, 2013 The CTIA just released its semi-annual statistics on the wireless industry’s performance, and its bad news for all those supposed data-driven, pro-regulation proponents who are in search of evidence or data to justify regulating wireless or wireless spectrum holdings. The data are...
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What is The Code War?
April 26, 2013 Ever wonder why there are so many never ending tech policy and political battles? Why there are so many recurring: Content battles over copyright and anti-piracy enforcement? Software battles over open source versus proprietary software and the legitimacy of software patents? Broadband...
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What Do Dish-Sprint, Google Fiber, & T-Mobile’s No Contracts All Mean?
April 22, 2013 Competition is alive and well in the U.S. communications market. Market forces have produced a barrage of big competitive developments in just a few weeks. Dish’s disruptive $25b bid for Sprint could offer consumers a new choice of a lower-price, faster-speed, all-wireless...
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DOJ Joins FCC in Picking Wireless Winners and Losers – My Daily Caller Op-ed
April 15, 2013 Please see my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: “DOJ Joins FCC in Picking Wireless Winners and Losers”. It’s Part 7 of my Government Spectrum Waste, Fraud & Abuse Research Series. * * * * * Government Spectrum Waste, Fraud and Abuse Research Series...
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Daily Caller Op-ed – Will New FCC Chair be a Modernist or Nostalgist?
April 2, 2013 Please read my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: “Will the New FCC Chair Be a Modernist or Nostalgist?” It is Part 6 of my Modernization Consensus Research Series. * * * * * Modernization Consensus Series (Note: This research series previews strategic developments...
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Why IP Interconnection Would Break the Internet – My Daily Caller Op-ed
March 15, 2013 Please don’t miss my new Daily Caller Op-ed: “Why IP Interconnection Would Break the Internet”. It‘s a must read for anyone interested in the IP transition and the FCC. * * * * * Obsolete Communications Law Research Series: Note: Please see...
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