Amazing Progress and Coronavirus-Era Inequalities in Broadband Deployment
Yesterday’s Washington Post’s Tech 202 column is an important coronavirus-themed broadband policy read. It is pure clickbait at the Technology…
Posts by David Fish
Static Ideas of Competition in the Information Age…and in Congress
The technology sector is earning favorable reviews for its amazing ability to keep consumers connected and elements of the economy…
How Much is Privacy Worth Around the World and Across Platforms? A Guide for Policymakers
The European Union and California have enacted strict data privacy laws, and Congress and the Federal Trade Commission are considering…
Does Pirated Video Crowd Out Non-Pirated Video? Yes—See How Much Here.
Many of us are hooked on streaming video, but sometimes we will watch video however it comes to us, including…
Huawei and ZTE: A Bargaining Chip No More?
If FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s scheduling of a vote this week to bar U.S. companies that receive subsidies from purchasing…
Economics, Experts, and Federalism in Mozilla v. FCC
Read this blog post in our new TPInsights newsletter! Download PDF In Mozilla v. FCC, the U.S. Court of Appeals…
Huawei: Security Risk, Bargaining Chip or Both?
A recent Gizmodo headline poses the question everyone seems to be asking lately, “Wait, What the Hell Is Going on…
Infrastructure Bill Needs Reverse Auctions and Evaluations for Cost-Effective Results
New talk of a $2 trillion national infrastructure bill may be aspirational, but if the Trump-Pelosi-Schumer troika can take the…
Note to Congress: Antitrust Exemptions Could Harm Publishers and Consumers of News
The top Democrat and Republican on the House antitrust subcommittee introduced the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act this week. This…