Telecom 150
From the Beginning, Politics Triggered Broadcasting
Media scholars argued that politics, not technology, shaped American broadcasting from 1927 on, repeatedly shielding incumbents from competition.
Congress
Cruz to Hold Commerce Hearing on FCC Auction Authority
Panel Chairman to review spectrum auctions within international context
FCC
Mercatus Gathers Experts to Debate Mobile Competition
WASHINGTON, May 19, 2011 – The Mercatus Center, a market orientated research center located at George Mason University, gathered key industry insiders to discuss how the Federal Communications Commission analyzes market competition in the wireless industry on Wednesday. “The FCC needs to look beyon
Expert Opinion
The Real White Spaces Debate: To Create or Abolish a Market in the Airwaves
WASHINGTON, November 4 – I’ve been following the “white spaces” for as long as it has been happening – four, maybe five years – and I must admit that I am surprised by FCC Chairman Kevin Martin’s sudden fondness for them.
Broadband's Impact
Panelists Debate Success of U.S. Deregulation in Broadband
Experts on both sides of the Atlantic squared off on Monday about whether the United States’ broadband policies were a success.
