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 Spectrum
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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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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The Looming Government Spectrum Scandal – Part 5 of Government Spectrum Waste Fraud & Abuse Series
March 7, 2013 Please don’t miss my new Daily Caller Op-ed, “The Looming Government Spectrum Scandal”. It’s Part 5 of my ongoing Government Spectrum Waste, Fraud & Abuse Research Series. * * * * * Government Spectrum Waste Fraud and Abuse Research Series Part 1: U.S....
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America’s Real Wireless Problem Isn’t Too Little WiFi
February 7, 2013 Concerning wireless spectrum policy, the federal government is totally missing the forest for the trees. In super-hyping the potential of turning 6-12 MHz of yet-to-be-auctioned TV broadcast spectrum into free “super wifi,” unlicensed “white spaces” someday, the government is totally missing America’s...
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Debated Free Super-WiFi with Professor Crawford on NPR’s Diane Rehm Show Today – Hear Podcast
February 5, 2013 Today National Public Radio’s Diane Rehm Show featured a lively and informative discussion of “The FCC’s Proposal for a Free Nationwide Wireless Network” — based on the Washington Post’s top story Monday on the topic of the FCC’s “super WiFi” plans. The...
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Net Neutrality’s Misrepresentation of Free Speech – Part 6 Defending First Principles Series
January 22, 2013 In defense of the FCC’s Open Internet Order, which unilaterally mandates net neutrality, four former FCC Commissioners and Professor Susan Crawford argue to an Appeals Court that Verizon and broadband providers should enjoy no broadband freedom of speech under the Constitution. Why...
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Don’t Miss FSF’s Book: Communications law and Policy in the Digital Age
December 14, 2012 For those who have been following my Obsolete Communications Law Series, and those interested in an outstanding and more in-depth free-market analysis of the many communications matters that demand modernization for the digital age, please don’t miss: Communications Law and Policy in...
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Modern Beats Obsolete in Spurring Economic Growth and Innovation
November 16, 2012 Please see my new power point presentation here entitled: “Modern Beats Obsolete in Spurring Economic Growth and Innovation — Modernize Obsolete Communications Law and Spectrum Management.” It is the culmination of a year of research and presents very powerful evidence of how...
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The Real Motive Behind Opposition to Broadband Usage Pricing – Part 13 Broadband Internet Pricing Freedom Series
November 15, 2012 Now we know the real reason why there has been such strong opposition by FreePress and other net neutrality proponents to the common sense economic notion of broadband usage pricing. The newly launched Open Wireless Movement now wants to turn everyone’s home...
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