Apr 25 2024 Video FedSoc Forums Déjà Vu all over again? The Return of Network Neutrality Justin (Gus) Hurwitz, Raymond Ku In 2002, under Chairman Michael Powell, the FCC passed the Cable Modem Order which classified...
Apr 25 2024 Podcast FedSoc Forums Déjà Vu all over again? The Return of Network Neutrality Justin (Gus) Hurwitz, Raymond Ku In 2002, under Chairman Michael Powell, the FCC passed the Cable Modem Order which classified...
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Nov 20 2023 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News The FCC Returns to the Law and Economics Free Zone Lawrence J. Spiwak Relatively speaking, the last several years have been pretty good for the U.S. broadband industry....
Nov 29 2021 Publication Federalist Society Review A Change in Direction for the Federal Trade Commission? Lawrence J. Spiwak While antitrust and regulation are supposed to be two sides of the same coin,[1] there...
Aug 27 2021 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Regulatory Transparency Project • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News The Arrival of the Federal Computer Commission? James Dunstan Should “Big Tech” be required to contribute to the Universal Service Fund (USF) in order...
Apr 8 2021 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News In Response to Joel Thayer Lawrence J. Spiwak Recently, the Federalist Society posted a blog by Joel Thayer entitled The FCC’s Legal Authority...
Feb 10 2021 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News The Biden Administration Subjects the Internet to a “Death by 50 State Cuts” Lawrence J. Spiwak Over the past two decades, the Federal Communications Commission has taken a mixed approach towards...
Aug 13 2020 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post Net Neutrality Should Not Live On Through Asymmetrical Merger Commitments Lawrence J. Spiwak According to the Communications Act, the Federal Communications Commission has concurrent authority with the antitrust...
Mar 19 2020 Publication Federalist Society Review The Preemption Predicament Over Broadband Internet Access Services Lawrence J. Spiwak Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...
Déjà Vu all over again? The Return of Network Neutrality
Justin (Gus) Hurwitz, Raymond Ku
In 2002, under Chairman Michael Powell, the FCC passed the Cable Modem Order which classified...
Déjà Vu all over again? The Return of Network Neutrality
Justin (Gus) Hurwitz, Raymond Ku
In 2002, under Chairman Michael Powell, the FCC passed the Cable Modem Order which classified...
Déjà Vu all over again? The Return of Network Neutrality
Topics
The FCC Returns to the Law and Economics Free Zone
Relatively speaking, the last several years have been pretty good for the U.S. broadband industry....
A Change in Direction for the Federal Trade Commission?
Lawrence J. Spiwak
While antitrust and regulation are supposed to be two sides of the same coin,[1] there...
Topics
The Arrival of the Federal Computer Commission?
Should “Big Tech” be required to contribute to the Universal Service Fund (USF) in order...
Topics
In Response to Joel Thayer
Recently, the Federalist Society posted a blog by Joel Thayer entitled The FCC’s Legal Authority...
Topics
The Biden Administration Subjects the Internet to a “Death by 50 State Cuts”
Over the past two decades, the Federal Communications Commission has taken a mixed approach towards...
Topics
Net Neutrality Should Not Live On Through Asymmetrical Merger Commitments
According to the Communications Act, the Federal Communications Commission has concurrent authority with the antitrust...
The Preemption Predicament Over Broadband Internet Access Services
Lawrence J. Spiwak
Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...