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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 9: When Private Web Censorship Becomes Government Action

By Randolph J. May  / June 21, 2022
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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 9: When Private Web Censorship Becomes Government Action

FTC Competition Rulemaking Is Unlawful

By Randolph J. May and Andrew Magloughlin  / June 17, 2022
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FTC Competition Rulemaking Is Unlawful

Bipartisan Privacy Discussion Draft: Significant, If Incomplete, Progress

By Andrew Long  / June 16, 2022
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Bipartisan Privacy Discussion Draft: Significant, If Incomplete, Progress

Congress Should Require Major Web Platforms to Support Universal Service

By Seth L. Cooper  / June 14, 2022
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Congress Should Require Major Web Platforms to Support Universal Service

The FCC Should Preserve and Expand Its Broadband Infrastructure Reforms

By Seth Cooper and Andrew Magloughlin  / June 8, 2022
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The FCC Should Preserve and Expand Its Broadband Infrastructure Reforms

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 8 – Adopting A Presumption Favoring Free Speech

By Randolph J. May  / June 2, 2022
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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 8 – Adopting A Presumption Favoring Free Speech

NTIA’s Broadband Subsidies Must Respect State Law Limits on Government-Owned Networks

By Seth L. Cooper  / May 26, 2022
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NTIA’s Broadband Subsidies Must Respect State Law Limits on Government-Owned Networks


Latest Publications and News

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 9: When Private Web Censorship Becomes Government Action

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

FTC Competition Rulemaking Is Unlawful

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Bipartisan Privacy Discussion Draft: Significant, If Incomplete, Progress

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Congress Should Require Major Web Platforms to Support Universal Service

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The FCC Should Preserve and Expand Its Broadband Infrastructure Reforms

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 8 – Adopting A Presumption Favoring Free Speech

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

NTIA’s Broadband Subsidies Must Respect State Law Limits on Government-Owned Networks

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Future Guidance Can Fix NTIA’s Flawed “Fiber-First” Approach

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

State Restrictions on Ebook License Prices Are Preempted by Federal Law

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

Don’t Believe the Hype: Streaming Dominates the Video Marketplace

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 7: Misusing Misinformation

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The Major Questions Doctrine Slams the Door Shut on UMC Rulemaking

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

World IP Day 2022: Strengthen Copyright Protections for Creative Works

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

Fixed Wireless Access Is Boosting Rural Broadband and Consumer Choice

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Comments – FTC – DOJ Request for Information on Merger Enforcement

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 6: All Atwitter About Twitter

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The FCC Should Keep Broadband Free From Rate Regulation

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

SMART Act Would Help Prevent Online Copyright Infringement

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Intellectual Property, Publication

Broadband “Nutrition Labels” Should Stick To a Strict Statutory Diet

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Maryland Needs More Than A Gas Tax Holiday

/ / 2022, Maryland Policy, Publication

Conflict Preemption Ruling Bars Enforcement of Maryland’s Law on Forced Ebook Licensing

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Maryland Policy, Publication

State Laws Forcing Publishers to License Ebooks to Libraries Are Unlawful

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Maryland Policy, Publication

FSF Reply Comments – Report on the Future of the Universal Service Fund

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Filed Comment

NTIA Lacks Authority to Cut Broadband Funds From States That Limit Municipal Networks

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Overlapping Broadband Appropriations Demand Agency Coordination: New FCC Maps Can Track Grants, Avert Waste

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

American Music Fairness Act Would Secure Copyrights in Sound Recordings

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

FSF Comments – Report on the Future of the Universal Service Fund

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Filed Comment

Congress Should Require Better Agency Coordination on Spectrum Policy

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 5

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

FSF Comments – NTIA Request for Comments Regarding “Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act Implementation” – BEAD Program

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

D.C. Circuit Should Affirm the Constitutionality of Anti-Circumvention Rights

/ / 2022, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

NFIB v. OSHA: Nondelegation, Major Questions, and Chevron’s No Show

/ / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication