Comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission on “LightSquared Request to Modify its ATC Authorization”
The FCC should approve LightSquared’s license modification request in order to hasten…
Testimony and Filings
Comments filed with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on “Multistakeholder Process To Develop Consumer Data Privacy Codes of Conduct.”
The privacy code of conduct developed by the National Telecommunications and Information…
Comments to the Federal Communications Commission on the Verizon-SpectrumCo Deal
The purchase of spectrum proposed in the Verizon Wireless-SpectrumCo deal should benefit…
Statement of Arlene Holen Senior Fellow, Technology Policy Institute IRS “Real-Time Tax System”
Policymakers to consider the costs and benefits of its proposed “real-time tax…
The Role of Government in Promoting R&D, Testimony before the U.S. Senate Finance Committee
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Senator Hatch, and members of the Committee for inviting me to testify here today. My name is Scott Wallsten, and I am vice president for research and senior fellow at the Technology Policy Institute as well as a senior policy fellow at the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy.
Privacy and Data Security: Protecting Consumers in the Modern World. Testimony before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation United States Senate
Without substantially better data and analysis, policymakers cannot make informed decisions concerning…
Comments filed with the Senate Committee on Finance on “Best Practices in Tax Administration: A Look Across the Globe”
Attachments Comments filed with the Senate Committee on Finance on “Best Practices…
Comments filed with the Federal Trade Commission on “Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers.”
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a preliminary staff report proposing a new privacy framework for businesses and policymakers.1 The new framework includes provisions intended to better inform consumers about how their information is being used, provide consumers with easier-to-understand choices including a �Do Not Track� option, and restrict how businesses collect, retain and use data.
Comments filed with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on “Information Privacy and Innovation in the Internet Economy”
Comments filed with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on “Information Privacy and Innovation in the Internet Economy”
An Economic Overview of the Implications for Online Video of the Proposed Comcast-NBCU Transaction
An Economic Overview of the Implications for Online Video of the Proposed Comcast-NBCU Transaction