Dec 11 2017 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post Internet Freedom Round Up On December 14, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on the Proposal to Restore Internet...
Jan 8 2018 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Why Consumers Won’t Be Left Unprotected in an Open Internet Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper Below is an Op Ed by Randolph May and Seth Cooper published January 4th in The...
Feb 6 2018 Podcast FedSoc Forums The Aftermath of Restoring Internet Freedom: Lessons from Foreign Jurisdictions Paul Beaudry, Roslyn Layton, Eli M. Noam Telecommunications & Electronic Media Practice Group Teleforum In the recent Restoring Internet Freedom order, the Federal Communications Commission, led by Chairman Ajit...
Mar 29 2018 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Federalism and Broadband: A National Question Kathleen Q. Abernathy, Raymond L. Gifford As Federalists of good standing, it may seem odd that we would argue against “states...
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...
Mar 29 2021 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News The FCC's Legal Authority to Regulate Platforms as Common Carriers Joel Thayer In the net neutrality debate, there have been a wide array of articles outlining the...
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...
Nov 29 2021 Publication Federalist Society Review A Change in Direction for the Federal Trade Commission? Lawrence J. Spiwak Federalist Society Review, Volume 22 While antitrust and regulation are supposed to be two sides of the same coin,[1] there...
Jan 28 2019 Publication Federalist Society Review John Marshall’s Jurisprudence Supports Preemption of California’s Net Neutrality Law Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper Federalist Society Review, Volume 20 Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...
Jan 31 2019 Topics Federal Courts • Litigation • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Net Neutrality Back in Court: Will the Economics Hold Up? Lawrence J. Spiwak Tomorrow, the sordid tale of net neutrality heads back to court at the D.C. Circuit...
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Internet Freedom Round Up
On December 14, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on the Proposal to Restore Internet...
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Why Consumers Won’t Be Left Unprotected in an Open Internet
Below is an Op Ed by Randolph May and Seth Cooper published January 4th in The...
The Aftermath of Restoring Internet Freedom: Lessons from Foreign Jurisdictions
Paul Beaudry, Roslyn Layton, Eli M. Noam
Telecommunications & Electronic Media Practice Group Teleforum
In the recent Restoring Internet Freedom order, the Federal Communications Commission, led by Chairman Ajit...
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Federalism and Broadband: A National Question
As Federalists of good standing, it may seem odd that we would argue against “states...
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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...
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The FCC's Legal Authority to Regulate Platforms as Common Carriers
In the net neutrality debate, there have been a wide array of articles outlining the...
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In Response to Joel Thayer
Recently, the Federalist Society posted a blog by Joel Thayer entitled The FCC’s Legal Authority...
A Change in Direction for the Federal Trade Commission?
Lawrence J. Spiwak
Federalist Society Review, Volume 22
While antitrust and regulation are supposed to be two sides of the same coin,[1] there...
John Marshall’s Jurisprudence Supports Preemption of California’s Net Neutrality Law
Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper
Federalist Society Review, Volume 20
Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...
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Net Neutrality Back in Court: Will the Economics Hold Up?
Tomorrow, the sordid tale of net neutrality heads back to court at the D.C. Circuit...