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Empowering Internet Users to Manage Broadband Consumption

It’s time to empower Internet users with bandwidth consumption transparency. Users have…

Know Your Limits

Usage–‐based pricing, today most commonly encountered in the form of data caps,…

Should Google Be a Public Utility?

Jeffrey Katz, the CEO of price-comparison site Nextag, is an outlier to…

Hey, FCC: Stop Counting!

By June 2011, nearly one-third of American households relied solely on wireless…

Where do vendors to cable think the industry is heading? Evidence from trade show data, 2012

For the past three years I have been collecting data about exhibitors…

New Technology in Europe

Last week the New York Times ran an article, “Building the Next…

TPI Aspen Forum Preview Agenda Now Available

A preview agenda is now available for the 2012 Technology Policy Institute Aspen Forum, scheduled for August 19 – 21. Confirmed keynote speakers include Erik Brynjolfsson, Schussel Family Professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Director of the MIT Center for Digital Business; and Gordon Crovitz, Co-Founder of Press+ and Columnist and Former Publisher of the Wall Street Journal. The Forum will also feature a conversation with Representatives Marsha Blackburn and Cliff Stearns.

Event – The Future of Internet Economics

Internet data traffic growth shows no signs of slowing anytime soon and peak traffic is projected to grow even faster due to many factors, including growth in video and cloud-based services and richer content on major websites. The changing nature of demand for bandwidth has potentially large implications for our communications landscape. For example, it may already be straining long-standing peering and transit agreements as traditional balances of traffic change and is increasingly testing the viability of the traditional “all-you-can-eat” broadband pricing models.

Observations on Senate Privacy Hearing

The Senate Commerce Committee held a privacy hearing yesterday with three government…

What Cable Monopoly?

“The future is in fiber optic high-speed Internet access, as compared to…

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