Hal Singer Archives : Broadband Breakfast

Big Tech11 months ago

Economist Warns of Customer Losses if Broadband Revenues Find Way in Universal Service Fund

A number of players have pitched the idea of having big tech platforms pay into the basic telecommunications fund.

Antitrust2 years ago

House Committee Hears of Big Tech’s Alleged Anticompetitive Behavior in New Hearing

WASHINGTON, March 2, 2021 – A House committee on Thursday heard of the need for strengthened antitrust measures to stem […]

Net Neutrality9 years ago

Critics at Digital Policy Institute Say Net Neutrality Is a Solution In Search of a Problem

WASHINGTON, July 22, 2014 – As the Federal Communications Commission received more than a million comments on the agency’s push […]

FCC9 years ago

Is Internet Interconnection the New Network Neutrality? Panel Suggests a New Regulatory Creep

WASHINGTON, May 28, 2014 – The Federal Communications Commission is likely to experience increasing pressure to intervene in and resolve […]

FCC12 years ago

ITIF Panel: FCC Needs to Address Spectrum Needs

WASHINGTON May 18, 2011 – The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation assembled a unique group of economists, legislative aides and engineers on Tuesday to explore how...

Broadband Updates13 years ago

Economists Say Network Neutrality Regulation Would Harm Consumers

WASHINGTON, April 12, 2010 – A group of well-known economists has determined that the Federal Communications Commission’s proposed network neutrality regulations would harm consumer welfare.

Wireless13 years ago

Office of Science and Technology Policy Official Calls for Patent Reform at Wireless Event

WASHINGTON, November 2, 2009 – A top technology advisor to President Obama said Monday that the administration was committed to reforming and streamlining the patent system...

Broadband Breakfast

Economist Warns of Customer Losses if Broadband Revenues Find Way in Universal Service Fund

House Committee Hears of Big Tech’s Alleged Anticompetitive Behavior in New Hearing

Critics at Digital Policy Institute Say Net Neutrality Is a Solution In Search of a Problem

Is Internet Interconnection the New Network Neutrality? Panel Suggests a New Regulatory Creep

ITIF Panel: FCC Needs to Address Spectrum Needs

Economists Say Network Neutrality Regulation Would Harm Consumers

Office of Science and Technology Policy Official Calls for Patent Reform at Wireless Event

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Industry Dissent on Whether Spectrum Sharing is Sustainable

Association Says FCC Not Budging on Identifying Anchor Institutions on Broadband Map

Sen. Bennet Urges Companies to Consider ‘Alarming’ Child Safety Risks in AI Chatbot Race

VON Evolution Conference Will Address Intersection of Telecom, AI, 5G and Blockchain

DOJ Investigates TikTok, Google’s Generative AI Tool, Charter Counsel Retiring

David Strauss: How State Broadband Offices Will Score BEAD Applications

Carrier Association Requests Reconsideration of FCC Decision on 911 Outage Notification

Sohn Speaks After Withdrawal, MasterCard Back Indigenous Connectivity, Liberty-CityFibre in Buy Talks

Experts Call for Spectrum Allocation Reform, Pointing to C-Band Clash Between Airlines and 5G

BEAD Build Timelines in Jeopardy if ‘Buy America’ Waivers Not Granted, White House Budget Office Told

Children’s Online Safety Bills Criticized for Compliance Burden, Plus Speech and Privacy Risks

TikTok U.S. Must Sell or Get Banned, T-Mobile’s New Buy, 5 More States Receive ECF Money

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Broadband Breakfast on March 22, 2023 – Robocalls, STIR/SHAKEN and the Future of Voice Telephony

BEAD Build Timelines in Jeopardy if ‘Buy America’ Waivers Not Granted, White House Budget Office Told

Section 230 Shuts Down Conversation on First Amendment, Panel Hears

Panelists Recommend More Concentrated Focus on Federal Privacy Legislation

Experts Clash Over Federal Preemption and State Laws on Privacy

Broadband Breakfast on March 15, 2023 – Reflecting on Three Years of the Pandemic

Kate Forscey: For the FTC to Rein in Big Tech, Slow and Steady Wins the Race

‘Buy America’ Waivers Possible, But Very Difficult to Obtain, Says NTIA Chief

FCC Expands Robocall Regime to Intermediaries, Establishes Robotext Protections

Broadband Breakfast on March 29, 2023 – Cost-Sharing and Other Compliance Requirements for Broadband Deployment

Broadband Breakfast on April 5, 2023 – State Digital Equity Plans

Broadband Breakfast on March 29, 2023 – Cost-Sharing and Other Compliance Requirements for Broadband Deployment

Broadband Breakfast on March 22, 2023 – Robocalls, STIR/SHAKEN and the Future of Voice Telephony

Broadband Breakfast on March 15, 2023 – Reflecting on Three Years of the Pandemic

Broadband Breakfast on March 8: A Status Update on Tribal Broadband

New Congress Faces Key Decisions About Broadband Funding, Infrastructure Priorities and Privacy Law

Broadband Breakfast Preview Session for Big Tech & Speech Summit on March 9

Broadband Breakfast on February 22, 2023 – Workforce Development Issues

Broadband Breakfast on February 15, 2023 – How State Broadband Offices Are Approaching the Next Phase of IIJA

Must Internet Platforms Host Objectionable Content? Appeals Courts Consider ‘Must Carry’ Rules

Broadband Breakfast Interview With Michael Baker’s Teraira Snerling and Samantha Garfinkel

Unrealistic Fears About Chinese Tech Distract From Real Privacy Concerns, Panelists Say

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