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The Cartoon Guide to Federal Spectrum Policy

The Cartoon Guide to Federal Spectrum Policy

A guide using public intuition of the acoustic spectrum to bring the public into the debate over unlicensed access to the radio spectrum.

Apr 20, 2004

Unlicensed Wireless Broadband Profiles

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Unlicensed Wireless Broadband Profiles

Unlicensed wireless broadband is a technology of immense promise and demonstrates ways for more efficiency and equity in airwave allocation.

Apr 16, 2004

Matt Barranca

The Decline of Broadcasters’ Public Interest Obligations

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The Decline of Broadcasters’ Public Interest Obligations

How the public interest mandate has evolved since it was first embedded as the foundation of broadcast law.

Mar 26, 2004

Reforming Telecom Policy for the Big Broadband Era

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Reforming Telecom Policy for the Big Broadband Era

Suggestions for telecommunications policy at a moment of time characterized as Big Broadband.

Dec 19, 2003

Reed Hundt

Radio Revolution

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Radio Revolution

The radio revolution is the single greatest communications policy issue of the coming decade.

Dec 15, 2003

Kevin Werbach

Multicast Must-Carry for Broadcasters

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Multicast Must-Carry for Broadcasters

The policy objectives of multicast must-carry can better be met via other means.

Dec 1, 2003

Interlicense Competition

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Interlicense Competition

This paper proposes an auction mechanism for distributing additional usage rights.

Aug 1, 2003

Michael Rothkopf, Coleman Bazelon

The Airwaves Explained

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The Airwaves Explained

An explanation of spectrum.

Aug 1, 2003

Neil Carlson

Citizen’s Guide To The Airwaves

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Citizen’s Guide To The Airwaves

A guide to the tremendous value, government mismanagement, and impending giveaway of the nation’s airwaves.

Jul 2, 2003

Reclaiming the ‘Vast Wasteland’

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Reclaiming the ‘Vast Wasteland’

Underutilized spectrum allocated for television broadcasting should be opened for license-exempt sharing with broadband wireless devices.

Jul 1, 2003

Max Vilimpoc

Education & Work

Democratic Futures

Global Security

Technology & Democracy

Thriving Families

A Model for Associational Party Building

New America Celebrates 2026 Pulitzer Prizes

Workforce Pell: A State Playbook for Implementation

Virginia’s New Paid Leave Law Closes the Loop Between Implementation and Policy

Redrawing School Boundaries for Fairer Funding

Reframing Fusion Voting as a Practical, Powerful Reform Strategy

Harnessing Terrorism Data to Reshape U.S. National Security Policy

Establishing a National Housing Loss Rate

New America Fellows

Artificial Intelligence, Higher Education, and the Future of Knowledge

Strengthening Connections to Early Intervention Services Through Policy and Practice

Wired for Equity: Bridging the Disability Gap in Classrooms

The AI Agenda: Exploring the Trump Administration’s Approach to AI Literacy and Use

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The Cartoon Guide to Federal Spectrum Policy

Unlicensed Wireless Broadband Profiles

The Decline of Broadcasters’ Public Interest Obligations

Reforming Telecom Policy for the Big Broadband Era

Radio Revolution

Multicast Must-Carry for Broadcasters

Interlicense Competition

The Airwaves Explained

Citizen’s Guide To The Airwaves

Reclaiming the ‘Vast Wasteland’