Regulation
The FCC Drew Some Clear Lines on Pole Costs. Now Let’s Unleash Broadband for Rural America.
Back in April, I made an argument in The Washington Times that is so obvious it shouldn't need making, much less made again: you shouldn't have to pay to fix someone else's mess. The Federal Communications Commission had affirmed that...
Stop making broadband builders bankroll someone else’s problem
Here is a principle so basic, so universal that it just might be bipartisan: You shouldn’t have to pay to fix someone else’s mess. That commonsense idea sits at the heart of a recent Federal Communications Commission ruling that every policymaker, utility...
IEA Joins Coalition: Discriminatory Trade Practices in Asia Should Be A Priority In Forthcoming Section 301 Investigations
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NTIA Should Take Care With ‘Leftover’ Broadband Funds
Washington has a well-earned reputation for finding new and creative ways to spend taxpayer money. So when President Trump’s reforms to the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program cut the estimated cost of connecting rural America roughly in...