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The Biden administration’s requirement that broadband providers buy domestically made parts for infrastructure development is a misguided protectionist policy that will exacerbate current supply chain issues and delay efforts to close the digital divide. President Joe Biden emphasized the “Buy...
Senator Josh Hawley’s (R–MO) Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act (S. 1914) is intended to address claims of anti-conservative biasREF by Facebook, Google, and other Internet platforms. If enacted, however, the bill’s prescription for regulating online content would risk eroding free speech rather than protecting it.
(The Center Square) – A two-plus year lawsuit against a Maine law pertaining to cable companies won’t be heard by the nation’s highest court.
Facing a crowded legislative calendar before adjournment, Congress is rushing to complete work on the most sweeping overhaul of the nation's telecommunications system in sixty years. The pending legislation takes important steps to deregulate the system by allowing the Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOCs), or "Baby Bells," to enter the long distance and equipment manufacturing markets and by ending the ban on compe- tition between telephone and cable companies. Yet disagreement still exists in the Senate over the extent and pace of deregulation. A modified version of the or...
Charter challenged Maine law requiring prorated refunds