Recent Publications FCC Should Go Full Speed Ahead in Removing Unbundling Regulations February 13, 2020 / Seth L. Cooper Wi-Fi 6E Can Modernize Unlicensed Wireless February 7, 2020 / Andrew Long The Communications Market at 2020: The Competitiveness of Video, Mobile, and Fixed Broadband January 30, 2020 / Seth L. Cooper Self-Evident Self-Dealing: A Municipal Broadband Bill Speaks January 27, 2020 / Randolph J. May A Privacy Private Right of Action Is Inferior to FTC Enforcement January 20, 2020 / Andrew Long The Constitutional Foundations of Strict Liability for Copyright Infringement January 10, 2020 / Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper There is Nothing Anemic About the FTC’s Consumer Protection Capabilities January 7, 2020 / Theodore R. Bolema Relentless Competition Defines Wireless Space, So Regulate Very Lightly January 2, 2020 / Randolph J. May FCC’s “Final Agency Action” to Restore Internet Freedom Preempts State Net Neutrality Laws December 30, 2019 / Seth L. Cooper Are There Harms the Net Neutrality Order Would Have Prevented? A Look at Public Knowledge’s Recent Claims December 18, 2019 / Tim Brennan Federal Privacy Legislation – Bipartisan Discussions Devolve into Dueling Drafts December 3, 2019 / Andrew Long The FCC and Final Agency Action: Analyzing the Implications of Justice Thomas’s Conflict Preemption Principles December 1, 2019 / Seth L. Cooper FSF Comments – FCC’s Broadband Deployment Inquiry November 22, 2019 / Free State Foundation Justice Thomas’s Concurrence Says Little – and Much – About Preemption of State Net Neutrality Efforts November 18, 2019 / Daniel Lyons Achieving a Balanced Decision to Reallocate C-Band Spectrum November 14, 2019 / Gregory J. Vogt Grading the Presidential Candidates’ Positions on Broadband – The Democrats Receive Mostly Poor Marks November 12, 2019 / Andrew Long Free Speech and Civil Rights Are Inextricably Intertwined November 7, 2019 / Randolph J. May Overbuilding Broadband Networks With Public Funds Harms Consumers November 5, 2019 / Randolph J. May FSF Comments – Obligation to Approve Modification Requests Under Section 6409(a) October 30, 2019 / Free State Foundation California’s Heavy-Handed Approach to Protecting Consumer Privacy: Exhibit A in the Case for Federal Preemption October 28, 2019 / Andrew Long Privacy Seminar – “Privacy Regulation: Why, What, And When” October 23, 2019 / Free State Foundation Trade Agreements Should Strengthen Copyright Protections Against Piracy October 23, 2019 / Seth L. Cooper The Ongoing Saga of Chevron and Net Neutrality October 21, 2019 / Randolph J. May States Have No Right to Infringe Copyrights October 16, 2019 / Seth L. Cooper FCC Action Would Finally Eliminate Local Cable Rate Regulation October 11, 2019 / Seth L. Cooper