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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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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Cellphone Unlocking Legal, But Cellphone Lockpicking Illegal – Keeping Copyright Neuterers Honest
March 5, 2013 Rhetoric aside, the Administration drew an under-appreciated and principled line in defending property rights in its deft partial support of the Free Culture petition to the White House to “make unlocking cellphones legal.” For those paying attention to the whole Administration statement,...
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Mr. Khanna’s Copyright Misrepresentation Over Cellphone Unlocking
February 25, 2013 Free culture activist, Derek Khanna, has thrust himself into the limelight again with yet more misrepresentations of copyright law. His latest copyright-neutering effort is a “call to arms” to “the digital generation” to oppose a Librarian of Congress 1998 DMCA copyright ruling,...
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ITU in Search of Relevance in Internet Age
February 19, 2013 Please see my Daily Caller Op-ed about the latest ITU argument for asserting control of the Internet: “ITU in Search of Relevance in the Internet Age”...
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Daily Caller Op-ed: Why Europe is Falling Behind America in Broadband – Part 5 Modernization Consensus Series
February 13, 2013 Please see my Daily Caller Op-ed “Why Europe is Falling Behind America in Broadband”, part 5 of the Modernization Consensus Series. * * * * * Modernization Consensus Series (Note: This research series previews strategic developments that could encourage consensus to modernize...
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Developing Fundamental Consensus for the IP Transition – Part 4 Modernization Consensus Series
January 29, 2013 Please read my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: “Developing Fundamental Consensus for the IP Transition”. Importantly, it builds upon Public Knowledge’s “Five Fundamentals” framework in its PSTN comments to the FCC. It’s part 4 of the Modernization Consensus Research Series. * * *...
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Why Conservatives Should Be Skeptical of Copyright Reform – Part 4 Defending First Principles Series
December 5, 2012 There are many strong reasons for conservatives to be skeptical of proposed copyright reform and new entreaties for conservatives to actually lead a copyright reform effort. Jerry Brito of the Mercatus Center argues the opposite in his introduction to the new book:...
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The Copyright Education of Mr. Khanna – Part 2 Defending First Principles Series
November 20, 2012 Mr. Derek Khanna, a new Republican Study Committee (RSC) staffer, distributed a policy brief on copyright “myths” last Friday that the Committee very quickly disavowed and pulled down because it had not been vetted to ensure that it fairly represented the Republican...
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