High-speed data connections, or broadband, are critical to the economy. Our work on broadband covers a wide range of topics, including the digital divide, wireline and wireless provision, spectrum, net neutrality, competition, and more.
“Bryan Tramont of Wilkinson-Barker-Knauer on C-Band and the Future of Spectrum Policy” (Two Think Minimum)
Bryan Tramont, Scott Wallsten and Nathaniel Lovin
Scott Wallsten: Hi and welcome back to the Technology Policy Institute’s podcast,…
“Telecom and Spectrum in Mexico with Judith Mariscal” (Two Think Minimum)
Scott Wallsten, Judith Mariscal and Nathaniel Lovin
Scott Wallsten: Hi and welcome back to the Technology Policy Institute’s podcast, Two…
What Are the Economic Effects of Municipal Broadband?
Sarah Oh Lam
DOJ Proposal May Result in Four Competitors While Avoiding Possibility of Only Two
Scott Wallsten
In a Tunney Act filing, “Preserving Wholesale/Resale Competition and Reducing Barriers to…
Economics, Experts, and Federalism in Mozilla v. FCC
David Fish
Read this blog post in our new TPInsights newsletter! Download PDF In…
New Study Shows Progress and Challenges of Low-Income Broadband Adoption Programs
Ashley Benjamin
WASHINGTON (September 19) In a study presented Thursday at a Capitol Hill…
What Are the Economic Effects of Municipal Broadband? New Study Tests Conventional Wisdom
Ashley Benjamin
WASHINGTON (September 5, 2019) Does municipal broadband stimulate broadband adoption or employment…
Reaching the Unconnected: Benefits for kids and schoolwork drive broadband subscriptions, but digital skills training opens doors to household internet use for jobs and learning
John Horrigan
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Comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission in the Matter of Universal Service Contribution Methodology
Sarah Oh Lam and Scott Wallsten
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OTI’s Broadband Map Could Be Useful If They Understood Their Data
Scott Wallsten
Introduction The New America Foundation’s Open Technology Initiative (OTI) recently released a…
