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Chevron’s Demise Would Check the Administrative State’s Expansion
Mindfully Wasteful Spending: The Definition of Broadband
Wasteful Duplication by Design: A Case Study on Overlapping Federal Broadband Subsidies
World IP Day 2023: Strengthen Copyrights for American Music Recordings
FSF Reply Comments – Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination

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Chevron’s Demise Would Check the Administrative State’s Expansion

By Randolph J. May / May 19, 2023

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Chevron’s Demise Would Check the Administrative State’s Expansion

Communications and Internet Policy
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Mindfully Wasteful Spending: The Definition of Broadband

By Michelle P. Connolly, Ph.D. / May 18, 2023

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Mindfully Wasteful Spending: The Definition of Broadband

Communications and Internet Policy
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Wasteful Duplication by Design: A Case Study on Overlapping Federal Broadband Subsidies

By Andrew Long / May 8, 2023

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Wasteful Duplication by Design: A Case Study on Overlapping Federal Broadband Subsidies

Communications and Internet Policy
Constitutionalism
Intellectual Property
Publication

World IP Day 2023: Strengthen Copyrights for American Music Recordings

By Seth L. Cooper / April 25, 2023

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World IP Day 2023: Strengthen Copyrights for American Music Recordings

Communications and Internet Policy
Filed Comment
Testimony

FSF Reply Comments – Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / April 20, 2023

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FSF Reply Comments – Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination

Communications and Internet Policy
Constitutionalism
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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 19: Law School Rankings Should Include a Free Speech Criterion

By Randolph J. May / April 20, 2023

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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 19: Law School Rankings Should Include a Free Speech Criterion

Communications and Internet Policy
Filed Comment
Testimony

FSF Comments – Development of a National Spectrum Strategy

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / April 17, 2023

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FSF Comments – Development of a National Spectrum Strategy

Latest Publications and News

Chevron’s Demise Would Check the Administrative State’s Expansion

May 19, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Administrative Law, Constitutionalism, Publication

Mindfully Wasteful Spending: The Definition of Broadband

May 18, 2023 / Michelle P. Connolly, Ph.D. / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Wasteful Duplication by Design: A Case Study on Overlapping Federal Broadband Subsidies

May 8, 2023 / Andrew Long / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

World IP Day 2023: Strengthen Copyrights for American Music Recordings

April 25, 2023 / Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

FSF Reply Comments – Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination

April 20, 2023 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment, Testimony

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 19: Law School Rankings Should Include a Free Speech Criterion

April 20, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

FSF Comments – Development of a National Spectrum Strategy

April 17, 2023 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment, Testimony

The Affordable Connectivity Program: Extend It, But Mend It

April 5, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The Role of Importance in Resolving Questions of Agency Authority

April 5, 2023 / Ilan Wurman / 2023, Administrative Law, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Regardless of Its Composition, the FCC Should Avoid the Title II Morass

March 22, 2023 / Andrew Long / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 18: Applying Robert’s Rules of Order To Cancel Culture

March 10, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Preserve Consumer Choice for Affordable Broadband Plans With ETFs

March 10, 2023 / Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The Affordable Connectivity Program: Time Is of the Essence for Congress to Act

March 6, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Section 230, Speech on the Internet, and the Supreme Court Dog That Might Not Bark

February 28, 2023 / Enrique Armijo / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Extending FCC Spectrum Auction Authority Is Essential to the 5G Race

February 23, 2023 / Andrew Long / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Comments – Prevention and Elimination of Digital Discrimination

February 21, 2023 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 17: Free Markets Are a Crucial Antidote to Cancel Culture

February 15, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

NFIB V. OSHA: A Unified Separation of Powers Doctrine and Chevron’s No Show

February 9, 2023 / Randolph J. May and Andrew K. Magloughlin / 2023, Constitutionalism, Publication

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

February 7, 2023 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

In 2023, the Congressional Privacy Impasse Could Reach Its Breaking Point

February 3, 2023 / Andrew Long / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Wes Moore Should Follow Glenn Youngkin’s Regulatory Reform Model

January 30, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Maryland Policy, Publication

A Critique of the ‘Congressional Dysfunction’ Critique of the Major Questions Doctrine

January 24, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Administrative Law, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

On Video, the FCC’s Competition Report Falls Short

January 24, 2023 / Andrew Long / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The 2022 Communications Marketplace Report: Timely FCC Action Could Accelerate Next-Gen Broadband Deployment

January 19, 2023 / Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Letter to Senator John Thune Regarding Oversight of Broadband Subsidies

January 6, 2023 / Randolph J. May / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment, Testimony

Innovation Will Protect Consumers From Illegal Text Messages Better Than New FCC Rules

January 4, 2023 / Seth L. Cooper / 2023, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely: Combatting Cancel Culture With a Reinvigorated Constitutional Culture

December 28, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

A Trio of “Sleeper” Nondelegation Doctrine Challenges

December 14, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Administrative Law, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The Ninth Circuit Should Uphold Preemption of State Rate Controls on Wireless Services

December 13, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FCC Broadband Map Paves the Way for BEAD Grants, Better Oversight

December 1, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FCC Should Rely on Pro-Deployment Actions to Avoid Digital Discrimination

November 30, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely: Amidst the Turmoil, Don’t Handcuff Twitter With Government Control

November 28, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

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