The FCC’s Public Interest Standard: Shield or Weapon? with Harold Feld and Tom HazlettNovember 5, 2025
Bill Kovacic on Political Interference, Institutional Decay, and the Future of U.S. AntitrustOctober 28, 2025
BlogBEAD’s Bidding for Broadband: Why Williamson’s 1976 Analysis Still Matters27 Aug at 9:05 amGregory L. Rosston and Scott WallstenThis piece is also published as a Policy Brief at the Stanford…
BlogNew BEAD Rules Enable Efficient Spending But Make it Pointless to Try8 Jul at 9:13 amGregory L. Rosston and Scott WallstenCommerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s National Telecommunications Information Agency (NTIA) is trying to…
BlogBroadband Prices 2024August 5, 2024Scott Wallsten and Alice KhayamiConsumers and policymakers always care about broadband prices. The issue is of…
BlogReform the ACPMay 1, 2024Gregory L. Rosston and Bradley WimmerOn Thursday, the Senate will hold a hearing on “The Future of…
BlogHow to Fix the Universal Service FundMay 10, 2023Scott Wallsten and Gregory L. RosstonThe Universal Service Fund (USF) spends about $8 billion a year on…
BlogHow to Leverage Alternative Data Sources To Refine Broadband Availability MapsMay 8, 2023Scott WallstenA recent story in the Texas Tribune discussed how Texas’s broadband map…
BlogIncorporating Subsidies Into The FCC’s New MapNovember 30, 2022Scott Wallsten and Nathaniel LovinAllocating BEAD funds without double-subsidizing some areas requires adding data about money…
BlogWhat’s Cheaper Than Free?February 21, 2022Scott WallstenCommenting on the digital divide earlier this month, Vice President Harris said…
