A Horizontal Leap Forward: Formulating a Layered Policy Approach to Internet Protocol
U.S. policymakers face a virtual conundrum: how to best incorporate the new Internet Protocol (IP)-centric services, applications, and fa
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Capitol Hill Breakfast Briefing on The Way Women Work: Addressing the Challenges Facing Women Voters and Juggler Families
Women face unique challenges in today’s economy. They are more likely to be employed in nonstandard jobs (part-time, freelance, temp and
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America’s Sticky Power: Thinking Differently About U.S. Hegemony
U.S. military force and cultural appeal have kept the United States at the top of the global order. But the hegemon cannot live on guns a
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Race, Wealth, and Inequality
A Broadband Forum Policy Watch
January 2004 is the 20th Anniversary of the Divestiture Order in January 1984 that broke up AT&T into many competing companies. The ques
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Should Last Mile Broadband Connection to the Home be Universal? Should Government Build the Infrastructure to Make it Happen?
For more than a decade U.S. telecommunications policy has been guided by a vision of facilities-based competition in the last-mile. But
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Is Digital TV Must-Carry a Must-Giveaway?
The FCC will decide soon whether to grant broadcasters “must-carry” rights on cable systems for the five or more channels of digital prog
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Shared Airwaves/Shared Content: Open Spectrum and Digital Rights Management
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