Regulation
Telecom Fiction: It’s 2045, the last cellular towers have just been turned off, and LEO Satellites are handling all communication
Together with the team from Strand Consult, I have written a free report titled “Telecom Fiction: It’s 2045, the last cellular towers have just been turned off, and LEO Satellites…
We Need to Talk About Cloud Resilience
This week’s major outage of Amazon Web Services’ cloud operation once again highlights the vulnerability of the world’s commercial, government, and social interactions due to a reliance on a handful…
Rebalancing the public and private interest, a regulatory opportunity
Before serving as the 31st Chairman of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Tom Wheeler had a distinguished career leading the associations for the cable and mobile wireless industries. He…
Summary of 100+ Antitrust Cases Against Google Globally
This article is reprinted with the permission of ProMarket at the University of Chicago Stigler Center. See more articles by Christian Bergqvist. Within a few years, Google has moved from…
Broadband fair cost recovery: How bundling with flexible, inclusive pricing meets consumer demand for content and broadband
A global policy discussion is underway about how to address shortfalls in broadband investment, rollout, and adoption. Broadband fair cost recovery is a process to realize sustainable business models which…
Why is the US FAA suddenly concerned about 5G? Europe is moving forward on 5G in the C-band without aviation interference problems.
The European Union is moving forward on 5G in the C-band while the spectrum engineering community in the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) awaits technical input from…
Eight false assumptions on which national broadband plans are based
Broadband is good, the nation is a positive notion and most good things need a plan. If we put these three things together the result is a national broadband plan….
