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It’s Net Neutrality Groundhog Day – Again!
FSF Reply Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace
FSF Comments – Interagency Broadband Coordination Agreement

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Thinking Clearly and Speaking Freely – Part 11: Unnecessarily Flagging the “R” Word

By Randolph J. May / August 15, 2022

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Thinking Clearly and Speaking Freely – Part 11: Unnecessarily Flagging the “R” Word

Communications and Internet Policy
Publication

Commerce Committee Passes Amended Privacy Bill, Concerns Remain

By Andrew Long / August 4, 2022

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Commerce Committee Passes Amended Privacy Bill, Concerns Remain

Communications and Internet Policy
Publication

It’s Net Neutrality Groundhog Day – Again!

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / August 2, 2022

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It’s Net Neutrality Groundhog Day – Again!

Communications and Internet Policy
Filed Comment

FSF Reply Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace

By Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / August 1, 2022

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FSF Reply Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace

Communications and Internet Policy
Filed Comment

FSF Comments – Interagency Broadband Coordination Agreement

By Randolph J. May and Andrew Long / August 1, 2022

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FSF Comments – Interagency Broadband Coordination Agreement

Communications and Internet Policy
Constitutionalism
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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 10: Empowering Consumers to Be Content Moderators

By Randolph J. May / July 25, 2022

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Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 10: Empowering Consumers to Be Content Moderators

Administrative Law
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The Myth of the State Nondelegation Doctrines

By Randolph J. May and Joseph Postell / July 21, 2022

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The Myth of the State Nondelegation Doctrines

Latest Publications and News

Thinking Clearly and Speaking Freely – Part 11: Unnecessarily Flagging the “R” Word

August 15, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Commerce Committee Passes Amended Privacy Bill, Concerns Remain

August 4, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

It’s Net Neutrality Groundhog Day – Again!

August 2, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Reply Comments – State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace

August 1, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

FSF Comments – Interagency Broadband Coordination Agreement

August 1, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 10: Empowering Consumers to Be Content Moderators

July 25, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The Myth of the State Nondelegation Doctrines

July 21, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Joseph Postell / 2022, Administrative Law, Latest

A Major Ruling on Major Questions

July 15, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

Fresno’s Failure to Act with Finality Frustrates Wireless Deployment, Violates 1996 Act

July 11, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

FSF Comments – Competition in the Communications Marketplace Is Strong

July 1, 2022 / Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper, Andrew Long, Andrew K. Magloughlin / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

FSF Urges the FCC to Adopt Pole Attachment Reforms

June 24, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

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

June 21, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

FTC Competition Rulemaking Is Unlawful

June 17, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Andrew Magloughlin / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Bipartisan Privacy Discussion Draft: Significant, If Incomplete, Progress

June 16, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Congress Should Require Major Web Platforms to Support Universal Service

June 14, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

The FCC Should Preserve and Expand Its Broadband Infrastructure Reforms

June 8, 2022 / Seth Cooper and Andrew Magloughlin / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

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

June 2, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

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

May 26, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

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

May 24, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

State Restrictions on Ebook License Prices Are Preempted by Federal Law

May 20, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

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

May 16, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Thinking Clearly About Speaking Freely – Part 7: Misusing Misinformation

May 3, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The Major Questions Doctrine Slams the Door Shut on UMC Rulemaking

May 3, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Andrew K. Magloughlin / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

World IP Day 2022: Strengthen Copyright Protections for Creative Works

April 26, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Publication

Fixed Wireless Access Is Boosting Rural Broadband and Consumer Choice

April 25, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

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

April 21, 2022 / Randolph J. May, Andrew Long, Andrew K. Magloughlin / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Filed Comment

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

April 18, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Publication

The FCC Should Keep Broadband Free From Rate Regulation

April 12, 2022 / Randolph J. May and Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

SMART Act Would Help Prevent Online Copyright Infringement

April 6, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Intellectual Property, Publication

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

April 5, 2022 / Andrew Long / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Publication

Maryland Needs More Than A Gas Tax Holiday

March 29, 2022 / Randolph J. May / 2022, Maryland Policy, Publication

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

March 22, 2022 / Seth L. Cooper / 2022, Communications and Internet Policy, Constitutionalism, Intellectual Property, Maryland Policy, Publication

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