There’s an important new study out that offers some historical analysis of spectrum auctions and how they can best be fashioned to benefit the economy and consumers . The study, by Georgetown University’s Center for Business and Public Policy visiting senior policy scholar... Read The Story...

Great editorial today in Broadcasting & Cable. The editorial discusses the need for Congress to step in and clarify the FCC’s powers in the broadband classification debate. See below for an excerpt:

“Congress needs to step in and clarify what power the FCC has over broadband. The FCC-brokered industry talks may have been jettisoned by the agency in the wake of the Google/Verizon reports of an agreement on network management and managed services. But just because the FCC isn’t into the public brokering business anymore doesn’t mean there isn’t a deal to be had, or that some of those stakeholders can’t and won’t still talk.”

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