Law and Politics of Broadband http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com Tue, 07 Feb 2012 03:47:41 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en FCC reiterates prohibition on phone call interference http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/02/fcc-reiterates-prohibition-on-phone-call-interference/ IIA makes the case the FCC can’t have it both ways http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/02/iia-makes-the-case-the-fcc-can%e2%80%99t-have-it-both-ways/ FCC regulatory overreach does nothing for consumer welfare http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/fcc-regulatory-overreach-does-nothing-for-consumer-welfare/ Google and Sprint sounds like a logical play http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/google-and-sprint-sounds-like-a-logical-play/ Spectrum allocation policy should be a lot more straight forward. http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/spectrum-allocation-policy-should-be-a-lot-more-straight-forward/ Mobile Future urges FCC to keep spectrum on top of 2012 agenda http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/mobile-future-urges-fcc-to-keep-spectrum-on-top-of-2012-agenda/ Is Sprint squatting on spectrum? http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/is-sprint-squatting-on-spectrum/ Sprint acting more like a regional carrier http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/sprint-acting-more-like-a-regional-carrier/ SB 313 may only impact cities at this time http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/sb-313-may-only-impact-cities-at-this-time/ Norquist raps FCC on knuckles for pulling a John Kerry http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/01/norquist-raps-fcc-on-knuckles-for-pulling-a-john-kerry/