Podcasts“What is ‘Broadband?’” (Two Think Minimum Podcast)January 26, 2018Sarah Oh Lam and Scott WallstenTwo Think Minimum Podcast TranscriptEpisode 001: “What is ‘Broadband?’”Recorded on January 23,…
Press ReleasesTerminator or the Jetsons? The Economics and Policy Implications of Artificial IntelligenceJanuary 25, 2018Ashley BenjaminWhen Thursday, February 22, 2018 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Where InterContinental…
Rural Broadband Subsidies: The Gift that Keeps on GivingJanuary 22, 2018Scott WallstenFCC Chairman Ajit Pai frequently discusses his commitment to addressing the digital…
FCC’s Office of Economics and Analytics: The Remaining Need to Ensure Independence and RelevanceJanuary 15, 2018Tim BrennanOn January the 9th, the FCC released a draft of its order…
Kudos to the FCC Office of Economics and Analytics Working GroupJanuary 11, 2018Thomas M. LenardWayne Leighton and the rest of the team assigned to plan a…
Machine Learning, Collusion, and Infrastructure, Oh My! Some Observations from the 2018 Annual Meetings of the American Economic AssociationJanuary 9, 2018Sarah Oh Lam and Scott WallstenThe American Economic Association annual meeting is where economists go to argue…
BlogNet Neutrality and Transparency in the Regulatory ProcessJanuary 4, 2018Scott WallstenArs Technica recently noted that as of January 2, 2018, the FCC’s…
How Piracy Can Hurt ConsumersDecember 6, 2017Michael D. Smith, Brett Danaher and Rahul TelangThe public debate about Internet piracy is typically seen as pitting the…
BlogPublic Comments in the World of Massively Multiplayer Regulatory ProceedingsDecember 5, 2017Sarah Oh Lam, Brandon Silberstein and Scott WallstenBy the time the FCC’s ferociously controversial net neutrality draft Order was…
BlogNew Tech, Regulatory Frameworks, and Economic Outcomes — Research Roundup November 2017December 4, 2017Wallis G. Romzek*The Research Roundup is a semi-regular list of outside research we have found…
