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The Equifax Hack: Time to get serious about consumer data protection
What’s said about money can be said about data: No [...]
Senate Takes Up Privacy Protection with New ECPA Bill
Faced with a national consensus concerning NSA’s activities as a [...]
DFS and the right to gamble – even a little bit
With the baseball season in high gear and football training [...]
Network Neutrality Would Have Killed Unlimited Bandwidth Plans
Network neutrality has been in the news again as, over [...]
The FCC Targets Cable Set-Top Boxes—Why Now?
With great fanfare, FCC Chairman Thomas Wheeler is calling for [...]
Realities of Zero Rating and Internet Streaming Will Confront the FCC in 2016
For tech policy progressives, 2015 was a great year. After [...]
Time is Ripe to Redouble Patent Reform Efforts
The Heartland Institute today is releasing my policy brief on patent [...]
Network Neutrality’s Watershed Moment
After some ten years, gallons of ink and thousands of [...]
The inevitability of the sharing economy
Uber, AirBnB and other companies that mine the so-called “sharing [...]
Muni broadband: Even dumber in 2015 than 2005
Ahead of his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama [...]
Arguments for Title II, Net Neutrality Fail to Convince
The Federal Communications Commission took its Open Internet proceeding on the road [...]
FCC’s Wheeler likes the ‘idea’ of muni broadband
Speaking at the recent National Association of Telecommunications Officers and [...]