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PFF flash
Informing you of the latest PFF activities and publications |
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Upcoming PFF Events
New Publications
- DACA Communications Act: Proposal of the Universal Service Group - Release 2.0
Raymond Gifford, Adam Peters, Michael Riordan, Robert C. Atkinson, Robert D. Atkinson, Robert Crandall, Jerry Ellig, Dale Hatfield, Philip Weiser, Simon Wilkie, December 2005
DACA Project working group proposals for universal service reform
- Net Neutrality and Net Neutering in a Post-Brand X World: Self Regulation, Policy, Principles and Legal Mandates in the Broadband Marketplace
Progress on Point 12.29
Randolph May, December 2005
Transcript of September 21st event
- Should the Patent Office be an Independent Corporation? Pros and Cons
Progress on Point 12.28
Solveig Singleton , December 2005
Overview of patent office reform proposals
- The Future of Radio Regulation: The Need for a Level Playing Field
Progress on Point 12.27
Adam Thierer, December 2005
Commentary on broadcast and satellite radio regulation disparities
- The Future of the Radio Marketplace: Transcript of CEO Luncheon with Mark Mays
Progress on Point 12.24
Adam Thierer, December 2005
Transcript of October 3rd event
- Video Franchising: Two Big Ideas for State Legislators
Progress Snapshot 1.26
Kent Lassman, December 2005
Testimony given by the author to the National Conference of State Legislatures and the American Legislative Exchange Council at their respective annual meetings
- Franchising Détente: Is it Possible?
Progress Snapshot 1.25
Raymond L. Gifford, December 2005
A look at the debate over local video franchising
- Content Regulation Without Frontiers: Why the EU is Indeed Regulating the Internet
Progress Snapshot 1.24
Patrick Ross, December 2005
Comments on the European Commission's rewrite of the Television without Frontiers Directive and its proposal to regulate "audiovisual media services"
Activities of Note
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Lenard Debates Municipal Wi-Fi Networks
On Friday, January 6th, PFF Senior Fellow and Vice President for Research Tom Lenard participated in a debate on municipal wi-fi sponsored by the Federal Communications Law Association. Lenard warned of local subsidies required to maintain the network and the crowding out of private investment.
- Thierer to Participate in Net Neutrality Discussion
Adam Thierer, PFF Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Digital Media Freedom, is scheduled to participate in a debate on Net neutrality and the wireless industry, sponsored by CTIA. Thierer will discuss whether Net neutrality requires structured principles or rules.
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