FCC Falls Short on Broadband Deployment
Today, TechFreedom and the International Center for Law and Economics filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission in response to a notice of inquiry regarding the promotion of broadband...
View ArticleRestricting Cybersecurity Tools Can Make Us Less Safe
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Yesterday, TechFreedom filed comments on the Commerce Department’s Proposed Rule restricting the export of certain cybersecurity technologies. The Bureau of Industry and Security...
View ArticleFCC Should Approve Charter-TWC Merger without Conditions
On October 13, TechFreedom, the International Center for Law and Economics and the Competitive Enterprise Institute urged the Federal Communications Commission to approve the merger between Charter...
View ArticleFCC’s Set-Top Box Proposal is Illegal and Unnecessary
WASHINGTON D.C. — TechFreedom and the Competitive Enterprise Institute filed comments Friday opposing the FCC’s plan to force video providers to open up programming to be used on set-top boxes from...
View ArticleFCC’s Broadband Privacy Rules Are Rushed, Unnecessary
WASHINGTON, DC — Yesterday, TechFreedom and the Competitive Enterprise Institute filed reply comments with the FCC urging the agency to reconsider its rushed attempt to regulate broadband privacy and...
View ArticleFCC Must Fix its ‘Broadband Assessment’ Farce
Current Process Creates Vicious Cycle of Regulation WASHINGTON — Yesterday, TechFreedom filed comments in the Federal Communications Commission’s annual “broadband assessment.” The outcome is all but...
View ArticleHow Data Can Help Broadband Deployment, Bridge Digital Divide
Economic Analysis Is Crucial to Shaping an Effective Digital Empowerment Agenda WASHINGTON — Yesterday, TechFreedom outlined a research agenda on the state of American broadband deployment and what...
View ArticleConsumers Deserve Consistent Online Privacy Protection
WASHINGTON D.C. — Yesterday, TechFreedom urged the Federal Communications Commission to return responsibility for overseeing broadband privacy to the Federal Trade Commission, which oversees all other...
View ArticleNIST Framework Should Encourage Independent Cybersecurity Research
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, TechFreedom joined a coalition of two dozen companies and civil society groups led by Rapid7 in urging the National Institute of Standards and Technology to add vulnerability...
View ArticleCalifornia DMV’s Privacy Rule Won’t Work for Autonomous Vehicles
WASHINGTON D.C. — Yesterday, TechFreedom joined comments filed with the California Department of Motor Vehicles on the Driverless Testing and Deployment Regulations the state proposed in March — the...
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