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An Internet Plebiscite: Putting Public Pressure on the FCC Won’t Produce Better Communications

July 12, 2017June 16, 2020 Rndolph J. May 0 Comments 2017

Rndolph J. May

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  • ← “A New Direction for Communications Policy: Less Regulation, More Investment and Innovation,” Free State Foundation’s May 2017 Ninth Annual Telecom Policy Conference, Transcript of Proceeding, All-Star Panel
  • An Assessment of the FCC’s Proposal to Conduct a Cost-Benefit Analysis →

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