The BRIDGE Act of 2021 would do more harm than good.
Court Rules in Favor of FCC in Franchise Fee Dispute
Court rules “in-kind” and “add-on” requirements should be included in the five percent cap on franchise fees.
All Nations Must Respect and Protect Intellectual Property Rights
World Intellectual Property (IP) Day is a good time to remind all countries of the need to protect and respect IP rights.
Commissioner Carr’s Good Ideas for Broadband
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr recently spoke with CAGW President Tom Schatz about spectrum. Here is an overview of his ideas.
California’s Net Neutrality Law Hurts Veterans and All Consumers
California’s Net Neutrality law became enforceable on March 25, 2021. It’s harmful effects are now coming to light.
Wireless Taxes are Costly for Consumers
Wireless tax increases can burden families and can lead to pay for projects unrelated to telecommunications.
The Asymmetrical Consequences of Symmetrical Speeds
Broadband speed requirements should not be increased when many don’t have internet access at the current threshold.
States Should Make Telemedicine Measures Permanent
State legislatures should work to make telemedicine permanent for patients even after the coronavirus pandemic.
A Silver Anniversary Worth Noting
A path forward for telecommunications on the 25th Anniversary of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
Reforms are Needed for Financing the Universal Service Fund
The current funding mechanism for the Universal Service Fund is unsustainable and needs to be reviewed.