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FSF Reply Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / November 6, 2024
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FSF Reply Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

Stop Converting Internet Service Providers Into Public Utilities

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / November 4, 2024
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Stop Converting Internet Service Providers Into Public Utilities

Municipal Broadband Fees Are Bad Law and Bad Policy

By Daniel A. Lyons / October 18, 2024
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Municipal Broadband Fees Are Bad Law and Bad Policy

FSF Reply Comments – Disclosure and Transparency of Artificial Intelligence-Generated Content in Political Advertisements

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / October 11, 2024
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FSF Reply Comments – Disclosure and Transparency of Artificial Intelligence-Generated Content in Political Advertisements

FSF Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / October 7, 2024
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FSF Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

Congress Should Better Secure Copyrights From State Infringements

By Seth L. Cooper / September 27, 2024
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Congress Should Better Secure Copyrights From State Infringements

The BEAD Program Puts the Cart Before the Horse

By Andrew Long / September 25, 2024
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The BEAD Program Puts the Cart Before the Horse


Latest Publications and News

FSF Reply Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Stop Converting Internet Service Providers Into Public Utilities

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Municipal Broadband Fees Are Bad Law and Bad Policy

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Reply Comments – Disclosure and Transparency of Artificial Intelligence-Generated Content in Political Advertisements

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

FSF Comments – Section 706 Inquiry

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

Congress Should Better Secure Copyrights From State Infringements

/ / 2024, Intellectual Property, Publication

The BEAD Program Puts the Cart Before the Horse

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Comments – Disclosure and Transparency of AI Generated Content in Political Advertisements

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

Brief Observations on Constitution Day 2024

/ / 2024, Constitutionalism, Publication

Government Price Controls Jeopardize the BEAD Program’s Success

/ / Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Disparate Consequences Doom Video Billing Proposal

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

On Labor Day, Consider Abraham Lincoln’s Views on Labor

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The “NO FAKES Act” Would Protect Americans’ Rights Against Harmful Digital Replicas

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Intellectual Property, Publication

The Sixth Circuit Stays the FCC’s Latest Net Neutrality Flip-Flop

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FCC Can’t Subsidize Wi-Fi Use Away From Schools and Libraries

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

BEAD Program Technological Neutrality “Fix” Falls Short

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Court Ruling on USF’s Unconstitutionality Should Spur Reform in Congress

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The FCC’s Proposed Rule on AI in Political Ads Is Misguided

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Fifth Circuit Rules USF Contribution Scheme Violates Legislative Vesting Clause

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Chevron’s Demise Re-Aligns Administrative State With Founders’ Vision

/ / 2024, Administrative Law, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

It Sounds Like Generative AI Music Services Are Infringing Copyrights

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

FSF Reply Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace

/ / 2024, Filed Comment

Chevron’s Demise Curbs Agency Power, Boosts Congress’s

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Risks Posed by Government-Owned Networks Justify State Law Limits

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

How The Magna Carta Can Save Donald Trump

/ / 2024, Civil Society, Constitutionalism, Publication

The Fate of the BEAD Program Rests on “Devilish Details”

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace

/ / 2024, Filed Comment

The FCC’s New Title II Order Allows Harmful Rate Regulation

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Second Circuit Preemption Decision Won’t Save New York Broadband Rate Regulation Scheme

/ / Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The FCC Is Complicit in the Decline of Traditional MVPDs

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Second Circuit Rejects Preemption Challenge to New York’s Broadband Rate Regulation

/ / 2024, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Every Election Is the Most Consequential In Our Lifetime

/ / 2024, Civil Society, Constitutionalism, Publication