Research

The FCC must curb USAC's power and benefits to ensure good governance while combating waste, fraud, and abuse in the USF.

We examine how Section 230 allows platforms to moderate content concerning health misinformation, hate speech, and child abuse materials.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act governs the liability for online crimes among content creators, platforms, and services.

Many proposals classify and regulate social media companies as “common carriers”. These laws may not be good for the media marketplace.

This paper explores the impact of fiber buildouts on competition and service quality of non-fiber incumbent providers (cable and aDSL).

Will Rinehart examines the existing research on the effectiveness of GONs in adding value to local communities.

The NTIA urges the Commission to propose rules clarifying Section 230. This public interest comment offers suggestions for consideration.

The proposal to split the band, allowing unlicensed use while preserving a portion for ITS beyond DSRC, is a positive step forward.