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In Support of the Nomination of Michael O’Rielly for Commissioner at Federal Communications Commissi
Commissioner O’Rielly served for many years as a leading policy analyst and advisor to the House and Senate Commerce Committees. At the FCC,
Ashley Baker


Coalition Letter in Support of FCC’s Ligado Order
It should not be a point of contention to say that the FCC is the agency of jurisdiction in commercial spectrum policy, but it appears to ha
Ashley Baker


Event Video: Mozilla v. FCC: What Next?
In this virtual panel, legal and policy experts share their views of the court’s opinion, agency deference, and what is next in the net neut
Ashley Baker


CFJ Files Comments to the FCC in the DC Circuit's Mozilla Remand Proceeding
Last year, the D.C. Circuit issued its opinion in Mozilla v. Federal Communications Commission in which the court largely upheld the Commiss
Ashley Baker


Virtual Panel Announcement: Mozilla v. FCC: What Next?
Last year, the D.C. Circuit issued its opinion in Mozilla v. Federal Communications Commission in which the court largely upheld the Commiss
Ashley Baker


Broadcasters are Keeping Rural Americans from High-Speed Broadband
At least 24 million Americans lack access to broadband internet service and all the benefits it brings, according to a report released last
Op-ed published in The Hill


Social Networks and Net Neutrality: Who Really Threatens Free Speech?
Congress explicitly granted online intermediaries this immunity based on the finding that ICS’s “offer a forum for a true diversity of polit
Mark Epstein


Net Neutrality Ruling: A Blow to Internet Freedom
In a blow to Internet freedom, a federal appeals court has given a green light to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Open Internet Order, a plan to impose net neutrality rules on the Internet. Most disturbingly, the ruling yesterday by a 3-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit affirmed the basis for the Order, the FCC's determination that it can apply utility-style regulations – intended for telephone companies under the Communications Act of 1934 – to land-based and wir
Curt Levey
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