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.
Comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission on the Restoring Internet Freedom Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
Thomas M. Lenard and Scott Wallsten
Attachments Comments on the Restoring Internet Freedom Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
The Post-Internet Order Broadband — Lessons from the Pre-Open Internet Order Experience. Net Neutrality Special Issue Blog # 4
Wallis G. Romzek and Scott Wallsten
To support the 2015 Open Internet Order (OIO), the FCC cited four…
Wither Net Neutrality Regulation? Net Neutrality Special Issue Blog #3
Scott Wallsten and Wallis G. Romzek
Net neutrality rules are not the way to maintain a free and…
Rural Broadband Infrastructure Programs Should Include Reverse Auctions, Evaluations to Ensure Cost-Effectiveness
Ashley Benjamin
Wallsten and Gamboa Review Subsidy Programs in U.S. and Abroad June 22,…
Public Investment in Broadband Infrastructure: Lessons from the U.S. and Abroad
Scott Wallsten and Lucia Gamboa Sorensen
Attachments Public Investment in Infrastructure: Lessons from the US and Abroad
Does It Matter if Millions of People Send Comments to the FCC?
Scott Wallsten
Like Jane Curtin and Chevy Chase might have said on Saturday Night…
Law, Social Welfare, and Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality Special Issue Blog #2
Scott Wallsten and Wallis G. Romzek
Proponents argue that net neutrality enhances societal welfare, guards against anticompetitive behavior,…
Net Neutrality Special Issue: The Evolution of Competition. Net Neutrality Special Issue Blog #1
Scott Wallsten and Wallis G. Romzek
They say that arguments in academia are so fierce because the stakes…
Video Now Available: The Future of the Internet in a Post-Internet Regulation World
Ashley Benjamin
Panelist Discussed their Papers from a Special Issue of the Review of…
Chairman Pai’s plan to fix net neutrality is the right one
