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January 2004
Don’t Ban Technology to Solve Copyright Problems
The recording industry seems to believe there is no greater enemy of all that is good and wonderful than peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing technologies. ... (read more)
The recording industry seems to believe there is no greater enemy of all that is good and wonderful than peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing technologies. ... (read more)
January 2004 IT Update (pdf)
In the January 2004 issue of IT Update: James Gattuso, of The Heritage Foundation, explains why the FCC must dramatically revise its rules governing ... (read more)
In the January 2004 issue of IT Update: James Gattuso, of The Heritage Foundation, explains why the FCC must dramatically revise its rules governing ... (read more)
Local Telephone Competition: Unbundling the FCC’s Rules
Rules that force firms to share every resource or element of a business would create, not competition, but pervasive regulation, for the regulators, not ... (read more)
Rules that force firms to share every resource or element of a business would create, not competition, but pervasive regulation, for the regulators, not ... (read more)
Survey: Government-Owned Telecom Up 54 Percent
A report released by the Progress & Freedom Foundation (PFF), titled “A Survey of Government-Provided Telecommunications: Disturbing Growth Continues ... (read more)
A report released by the Progress & Freedom Foundation (PFF), titled “A Survey of Government-Provided Telecommunications: Disturbing Growth Continues ... (read more)
Telecoms and Standard Oil: Unexpected Lessons
In November, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals voided a law passed by the Illinois General Assembly that would have reformed the rules under which SBC ... (read more)
In November, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals voided a law passed by the Illinois General Assembly that would have reformed the rules under which SBC ... (read more)
The FCC’s 'Industrial Policy' Approach to HDTV
Just how far will policymakers go to protect “free, over-the-air” television and our ongoing industrial policy experiment with high-definition television ... (read more)
Just how far will policymakers go to protect “free, over-the-air” television and our ongoing industrial policy experiment with high-definition television ... (read more)
The Real Solution to Illinois’ Telecom Woes
For all the headlines and editorials it generated this summer, few consumers understand what is at the heart of the battle between SBC and its competitors ... (read more)
For all the headlines and editorials it generated this summer, few consumers understand what is at the heart of the battle between SBC and its competitors ... (read more)