BlogCOVID-19 is Narrowing the Digital DivideFebruary 10, 2021Scott WallstenThe COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of broadband connections and the…
PodcastsGus Hurwitz on the Rural Digital Divide and PlatformsFebruary 8, 2021Sarah Oh Lam, Scott Wallsten and Gus HurwitzTwo Think Minimum · Gus Hurwitz on the Rural Digital Divide and…
BlogPeople Lie When Answering Polls. Here’s How to Fix ItJanuary 28, 2021Scott Wallsten and Jeffrey PrinceAnother election, another polling failure. Despite many adjustments made after the 2016…
PodcastsNick Hart on Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking ActJanuary 28, 2021Robert Hahn and Nick HartTwo Think Minimum · Nick Hart on Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act…
Press ReleasesEvent Video – Standard Oil to Microsoft: Monopolization Cases and Their Effect on ConsumersJanuary 27, 2021TPIAntitrust is likely to be a key focus of the new administration.…
Press ReleasesComments Filed With the FCC: Define Objectives and Determine How to Measure OutcomesJanuary 26, 2021TPIWASHINGTON (January 26, 2021) – In a comment filed with the Federal…
Policy BriefsDefining Objectives and Measuring Outcomes in the Emergency Broadband Benefit ProgramJanuary 26, 2021Sarah Oh Lam and Scott WallstenThe FCC seeks public comment on how to distribute $3.2 billion in…
Policy BriefsUsing Reverse Auctions to Stretch Broadband Subsidy Dollars: Lessons from the Recovery Act of 2009January 25, 2021Sarah Oh LamTwelve years ago, the federal government awarded hundreds of grants for broadband…
PodcastsStanford’s Greg Rosston on the Future of Broadband AccessibilityJanuary 22, 2021Scott Wallsten, Sarah Oh Lam and Gregory L. RosstonTwo Think Minimum · Stanford's Greg Rosston on the Future of Broadband…
Commentaries and Op-EdsMunicipal broadband is a bad idea for cash-strapped townsJanuary 16, 2021Sarah Oh Lam
