May 6th Digital Policy Institute Webinar: “The FCC Incentive Auction: Previews and Predictions”
The FCC plans to adopt rules on May 15th for the first ever “reverse auction” of spectrum. What are the issues that the FCC will […]
Month: April 2014
What’s Hot 4/30/2014
Has the FCC Made Its Case to Restrict Certain Bidders in the Broadcast-Spectrum Incentive Auction? (Forbes, 4/28/2014) Hal Singer examines whether the FCC has “made its case […]
Digital Daily Dozen 04/25/2014
Wheeler: Net Neutrality Rules By Year’s End FCC Chair Tom Wheeler said that he plans to have new net neutrality rules on the books by […]
Retransmission Consent: Do We Believe in a Free Market or Not?
by Dom Caristi and Brendan McMahon Retransmission consent rules have gotten a lot of attention lately. On March 31st the Federal Communications Commission voted […]
Digital Daily Dozen 04/23/2014
Free-Form Games Are Crushing Gamer Stereotypes Technology is getting cheaper, faster, more portable, and more mind-blowingly futuristic by the day. And it’s getting into the […]
What’s Hot 04/23/2014
Phoenix Study: Bidder Exclusion Rules Won’t Help Incentive Auction (B&C, 4/22/2014) According to Eggerton, the study finds “Verizon and AT&T’s participation in that auction accounted […]
Digital Daily Dozen 04/21/2014
U.S. Promotes Network to Foil Digital Spying The State Department and other agencies are spending millions to finance local systems, known as mesh networks, as […]
Digital Daily Dozen 04/18/2014
Acquisitions Don’t Nullify Prior Privacy Promises–FTC’s Letter to Facebook & WhatsApp The Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection wrote executives at Facebook and […]
Digital Daily Dozen 04/14/2014
Survey: Advertisers Rank Below Government at Protecting Personal Data Consumers trust marketers and advertisers with their data about as far as they can throw […]