Fierce Network quoted Joe Kane in an article about Brendan Carr’s appointment as FCC chief, where Kane discussed the implications of Carr’s leadership for broadband policy and the ongoing digital divide.

What to Expect Now That Brendan Carr Is FCC Chief

Communications Daily quoted Joe Kane in a story about a group statement released last week opposing White House control of independent agencies like the FCC.

White House Control of Independent Agencies Attracts Growing Resistance

ITIF filed comments with the FCC supporting broadband providers’ flexibility in usage-based pricing and interconnection agreements. These are generally efficient mechanisms to recoup the high-costs of building and maintaining network infrastructure.

Comments to FCC Regarding Data Caps and Interconnection Pricing

ITIF filed comments with the House Energy and Commerce Committee making a number of recommendations related to spectrum policy under a Communications Act Update.

Comments to the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Communications Act Update

The FCC should grant Ligado’s license modification with an eye to facilitating future reallocations of spectrum.

Letter to the Federal Communications Commission Supporting Ligado’s License Modifications

Letter to the Federal Communications Commission Supporting Ligado's License Modifications

This FCC filing examines how P2P applications harm telephony applications even during low levels of utilization, how traffic shaping technologies can improve service, and how Comcast’s new Protocol Agnostic network management system will work to protect VoIP services.

Comments to the FCC on Internet Management Policies

ITIF filed comments with the FCC in favor of Verizon's proposed purchase of spectrum licenses from a group of cable companies.

Comments to the FCC on Verizon Wireless Proposed Acquisition of Spectrum Rights

The FCC should not extend its authority to regulate the software installed on mobile devices.

Comments to the FCC on Privacy and Security of Inforation Stored on Mobile Communications Devices

Communications Daily quoted Joe Kane in coverage of the expected departure of FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington.

Prisoner Advocates See Calling Rates as Settled for Now

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