Comments, Big Data and Consumer Privacy in the Internet Economy
"...A serious assessment of the need for new privacy legislation, and the right way to frame it, would not begin by assuming the premise that a particular framework is necessary..."
Comments of TechFreedom & ICLE, In the Matter of Big Data and Consumer Privacy in the Internet Economy, NTIA
Policy Comments, Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet, FCC
"No one’s against an open Internet. The notion that anyone can put up a virtual shingle—and that the good ideas will rise to the top—is a bedrock principle with broad support; it has made the Internet essential to modern life..."
Legal Comments, Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet, FCC
"In its proposed rules, the FCC is essentially proposing to do what can only properly be done by Congress: invent a new legal regime for broadband..."
Comment, Connect America Fund Universal Service Gigabit Communities
"It’s been said, of the newest technology, that speed could change everything. If only we could cross a certain speed threshold, our basic infrastructure would catalyze new opportunities we can scarcely even conceive of..."
Reply Comments, In the Matter of Connect America Fund Universal Service Gigabit Communities Race-to-the-Top Program Petition
"It’s been said, of the newest technology, that speed could change everything. If only we could cross a certain speed threshold, our basic infrastructure would catalyze new opportunities we can scarcely even conceive of..."
Comments, Modernizing the E-rate Program for Schools and Libraries, FCC
"In the 1996 Telecommunications Act, Congress created a cluster of Universal Service Programs to ensure that schools, libraries, high-cost areas and the poorest Americans are connected to the telecommunications networks..."
Comment, Technological Transition of the Nation's Comm. Infrastructure
AT&T's petition presents the FCC with a stark choice: Bootstrap the regulations of a dying 20th century technology platform onto the networks of the future, to ever-diminishing consumer benefits, or take the lead in coordinating the transition to “Internet Everywhere”...
"Reply Comments, In the Matter of the Technological Transition of the Nation’s Communications Infrastructure"
"AT&T's petition presents the FCC with a stark choice: Bootstrap the regulations of a dying 20th century technology platform onto the networks of the future, to ever-diminishing consumer benefits, or take the lead in coordinating the transition to “Internet Everywhere”...
Comment, Proposed Consent Order In the Matter of Motorola Mobility & Google
We appreciate this opportunity to comment on the proposed Consent Agreement and Order in this matter. The Order is aimed at imposing some limits on an area of great complexity and vigorous debate among industry, patent experts and global standards bodies...