Scott Wallsten, Author at The Technology Policy Institute

Let’s Interpret Broadband Data Together!

Scott Wallsten

In June 2021, Consumer Reports (CR) released the results of a nationally representative survey related to broadband use. Figure 1 below shows some interesting results from that survey. On the…

18 Oct at 9:04 am

Podcasts

Mark Jamison on Regulatory Humility & Antitrust: Two Think Minimum

Mark Jamison, Scott Wallsten and Sarah Oh

Two Think Minimum · Mark Jamison on Regulatory Humility & Antitrust: Two Think Minimum Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think Minimum. Today is Tuesday, September 14th, 2021. I’m…

5 Oct at 12:46 pm

Blog

Using an Index to Target Broadband Subsidies: A Florida Example

Scott Wallsten

Recently, I detailed the Broadband Connectivity Index we are building into the TPI Broadband Map. The BCI is derived using a principal components analysis that explicitly takes into account many…

3 Oct at 6:17 pm

Blog

TPI’s Broadband Connectivity Index

Scott Wallsten

Any single broadband dataset is likely to give an incomplete view of connectivity. Using information from multiple datasets simultaneously can help mitigate this problem. Drawing insights by combining multiple broadband…

16 Sep at 10:29 am

Commentaries and Op-Eds

How not to waste $45 billion in broadband subsidies

Gregory L. Rosston and Scott Wallsten

9 Aug at 3:20 pm

Blog

KY, LA, and Some Tribal Areas Lead Early Uptake of Emergency Broadband Benefit Program

Scott Wallsten

The Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) Program is in its tenth week. This post examines how its benefits are distributed across the country based on weekly data released by the Universal…

15 Jul at 6:41 pm

Podcasts

“Roger Noll on Antitrust and the NCAA” (Two Think Minimum)

Scott Wallsten, Sarah Oh and Roger Noll

Two Think Minimum · Roger Noll on Antitrust and the NCAA Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think Minimum, the Technology Policy Institute’s podcast. It’s Monday, June 28th, 2021.…

12 Jul at 5:44 pm

Podcasts

“MICHAEL KATZ ON CHALLENGES TO ANTITRUST POLICY” (TWO THINK MINIMUM)

Michael Katz, Scott Wallsten, Sarah Oh and Thomas M. Lenard

Two Think Minimum · Michael Katz on Challenges to Antitrust Policy Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think Minimum, The Technology Policy Institute’s podcast. It’s Friday, June 25th,…

8 Jul at 1:03 pm

“Michael Katz on Challenges to Antitrust Policy” (Two Think Minimum)

Scott Wallsten, Sarah Oh, Thomas M. Lenard and Michael Katz

Two Think Minimum · Michael Katz on Challenges to Antitrust Policy Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think Minimum, The Technology Policy Institute’s podcast. It’s Friday, June 25th,…

8 Jul at 10:56 am

Podcasts

Michael McConnell on Facebook’s Oversight Board and Content Moderation (Two Think Minimum)

Thomas M. Lenard, Michael McConnell, Scott Wallsten and Sarah Oh

Two Think Minimum · Michael McConnell on Facebook’s Oversight Board and Content Moderation Tom Lenard: Hello, and welcome back to TPI’s podcast, Two Think Minimum. It’s Friday, May 14th, 2021, and…

4 Jun at 12:45 pm

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Let’s Interpret Broadband Data Together!

Mark Jamison on Regulatory Humility & Antitrust: Two Think Minimum

Using an Index to Target Broadband Subsidies: A Florida Example

TPI’s Broadband Connectivity Index

How not to waste $45 billion in broadband subsidies

KY, LA, and Some Tribal Areas Lead Early Uptake of Emergency Broadband Benefit Program

“Roger Noll on Antitrust and the NCAA” (Two Think Minimum)

“MICHAEL KATZ ON CHALLENGES TO ANTITRUST POLICY” (TWO THINK MINIMUM)

“Michael Katz on Challenges to Antitrust Policy” (Two Think Minimum)

Michael McConnell on Facebook’s Oversight Board and Content Moderation (Two Think Minimum)

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