Broadband


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.

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The Partisan FCC

A common lament lately is the increasing partisanship in our government institutions.…

FCC’s Set-Top Box Proposal won’t Lower Cable Bills

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 Employed 1000 Lawyers for A Decade

February 8, 2016 is the 20th anniversary of the 1996 Telecommunications Act,…

For Broadband ‘Zero Rating,’ it doesn’t have to be All or Nothing

For Broadband ‘Zero Rating,’ it doesn’t have to be All or Nothing

By Scott Wallsten Published in The Hill on January 21, 2016 “I…

The FCC flexes its privacy muscles

Instead of pressing ‘play’ on new video regulations, FCC should take fresh look

Lightsquared, LTE-U and the Revenge of the ‘Anti-Commons’

Many have feared that unlicensed spectrum would suffer from a “tragedy of the commons,” in which the spectrum becomes congested as more users dive in without regard to their effects on other users. Engineers and others have worked hard to prevent that outcome.

Lightsquared, LTE-U and the Revenge of the ‘Anti-Commons’

LightSquared is no Solyndra

The continued growth of wireless broadband depends in large part on the availability of spectrum. A recent study estimates that by 2019 the U.S. will need more than 350 additional megahertz of licensed spectrum to support projected commercial mobile wireless demand – 50% more than is currently available.

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