In a world of converging technology, consumers should have confidence in the fact that our nation’s broadband privacy rules are uniform and consistently applied across the internet.
The Numbers Don’t Lie
For the first time in eight years, the FCC’s Annual Mobile Wireless Competition Report has arrived with a clear answer to the question, Is the wireless market competitive?
Op-eds RCR Wireless News
Putting the ‘artificial’ in AI (Reality Check)
When are 20 million comments not really 20 million comments? When they are form letters, many apparently generated from “temporary” and “disposable” domains.
Why Broadband’s Future Hinges on Tax Reform’s Present
Tax reform may well be the most critical broadband policy question of 2017 and here’s why: Corporate tax reform is critical to the pace of economic growth, accelerating productivity and faster investment, each essential to a broadband-friendly economic environment.
Op-eds Morning Consult
The FCC Gets Real on Wireless Competition
It’s good for consumers that there is effective wireless market competition. And it’s good for the country that the FCC’s report is grounded in sound economic analysis.
IIA August Newsletter
News and writings from IIA during a busy month of tech policy.
How the FCC Redefined the Internet
Our own Bruce Mehlman had an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal recently on the need for the FCC to once again classify the internet as an “information service.”
Restoring Internet Freedom – IIA Reply Comments to the FCC
Today, the Internet Innovation Alliance (IIA) filed reply comments in the FCC’s Internet Freedom proceeding in support of the agency’s proposal to reinstate the information service classification of broadband service and return to the long-standing, bi-partisan, light-touch regulatory framework that propelled exponential internet growth for nearly two decades.
Internet Behaviors and Attitudes Project
In June of 2017, IIA commissioned CivicScience to conduct an objective, large-scale study of U.S. consumers and their online behaviors, means of Internet and email access, and Internet service expectations.
A Messy Docket
It’s no secret that the Title II repeal put forward by the FCC has been a rather hot topic. But as a new report from data analytics company Emprata shows, the public comment phase has been inundated with an amazing number of dubious entries.