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FTC did the right thing on Google

After investigating Google’s search practices for almost two years, the Federal Trade Commission and its staff undoubtedly wanted more than the few voluntary modifications to which Google has agreed. But the Commission demonstrated its professionalism by concluding that the evidence did not support bringing an antitrust case and that no additional remedy was likely to benefit consumers.

FTC did the right thing on Google

Life on the Dark Side of Network Effects: Why I Ditched My Windows Phone

For consumers, 2012 was a great year in wireless. Carriers rolled out…

The Effect of Graduated Response Anti-Piracy Laws on Music Sales: Evidence from an Event Study in France

Despite the problem that filesharing poses to creative industries, there is little…

Comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission on “LightSquared Request to Modify its ATC Authorization”

The FCC should approve LightSquared’s license modification request in order to hasten…

LightSquared License Modification Should be Approved

In comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission, Technology Policy Institute President Thomas Lenard recommends the agency approve LightSquared’s license modification request in order to hasten deployment of its mobile broadband network. Having already made significant investments, LightSquared remains the most immediate prospect for becoming a viable competitor in the mobile broadband space, particularly for underserved areas.

Immigration Reform Is a Painless Way to Reduce the Deficit

In his post-election acceptance speech, President Obama said “fixing our immigration system” would be one of the first items on his legislative agenda and “we need to seize the moment”. But the president and the congress face a more immediate task: backing away from the “fiscal cliff” and coming up with a plan to avoid the $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts scheduled to kick in starting January 1. Easing immigration restrictions for high-skilled workers can help achieve that objective.

Immigration Reform Is a Painless Way to Reduce the Deficit

In his post-election acceptance speech, President Obama said “fixing our immigration system” would be one of the first items on his legislative agenda and “we need to seize the moment”. But the president and the congress face a more immediate task: backing away from the “fiscal cliff” and coming up with a plan to avoid the $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts scheduled to kick in starting January 1. Easing immigration restrictions for high-skilled workers can help achieve that objective.

Unintended—But Not Necessarily Bad—Consequences of the 700 MHz Open Access Provisions

Wireless data pricing has been evolving almost as rapidly as new wireless…

The FTC and Privacy: We Don’t Need No Stinking Data

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