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Infotech & Telecom News
The Heartland Institute's national monthly outreach publication for advocates of less government interference in, and more market-driven approaches to, information technology and telecom policy.
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February 2004
Everybody Wants to Rule the Web
There’s mounting evidence that the Internet’s good old days as a global cyberzone of freedom--where governments generally take a “hands off” approach--may ... (read more)
There’s mounting evidence that the Internet’s good old days as a global cyberzone of freedom--where governments generally take a “hands off” approach--may ... (read more)
February 2004 IT Update (pdf)
The February 2004 issue of IT Update, published by The Heartland Institute, is now available online. In this issue: We excerpt FCC Chairman Michael ... (read more)
The February 2004 issue of IT Update, published by The Heartland Institute, is now available online. In this issue: We excerpt FCC Chairman Michael ... (read more)
Getting Through the Terrible TELRICs
Like the hapless daycare provider to a hyper toddler, the FCC is grappling with the complexities of price regulation in telecommunications. Under the ... (read more)
Like the hapless daycare provider to a hyper toddler, the FCC is grappling with the complexities of price regulation in telecommunications. Under the ... (read more)
Information Technology, Competition, and the American Dream
At the FCC, we embrace the vision of tomorrow that gives individuals the freedom to be in control. As our economy briskly recovers, we are poised for ... (read more)
At the FCC, we embrace the vision of tomorrow that gives individuals the freedom to be in control. As our economy briskly recovers, we are poised for ... (read more)
It’s Time to Deregulate
It is commonplace when speaking of the revolution roiling the local telecommunications marketplace to refer to Joseph Schumpeter’s reminder in his 1942 ... (read more)
It is commonplace when speaking of the revolution roiling the local telecommunications marketplace to refer to Joseph Schumpeter’s reminder in his 1942 ... (read more)
Return of the 'Seven Dirty Words' Indecency Standard?
Nothing brings out the puritanical streak in American politicians more than the utterance of a few dirty words on TV or radio. And so, in the wake of ... (read more)
Nothing brings out the puritanical streak in American politicians more than the utterance of a few dirty words on TV or radio. And so, in the wake of ... (read more)
Telecom Policies Outdated
The World Bank recently released a study concluding that the least regulation fosters the strongest economic growth. The study was a yawner in much of ... (read more)
The World Bank recently released a study concluding that the least regulation fosters the strongest economic growth. The study was a yawner in much of ... (read more)
