Following the appointment of Brendan Carr as FCC Chair, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released the following statement from Joe Kane, director of broadband and spectrum policy.

Carr Should Prioritize Digital Divide and Avoid Overreach at FCC, Says ITIF

Following the FCC’s approval of the pending Verizon-Frontier merger, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), the leading think tank for science and technology policy, released the following statement from Joe Kane.

FCC Should Stop Tying Merger Reviews to Partisan Views on HR Practices, Says ITIF 

Following the Loper Bright v. Raimondo decision, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released the following statement applauding the ruling from Joe Kane, director of broadband and spectrum policy.

‘Loper Bright’ Decision Reins In Regulatory Overreach by FCC, Says ITIF

'Loper Bright' Decision Reins In Regulatory Overreach by FCC, Says ITIF

ITIF Cheers FCC’s Return to Light-Touch Broadband Regulation

ITIF Cheers FCC's Return to Light-Touch Broadband Regulation

The FCC’s draft Order would saddle the competitive broadband marketplace with regulations that will reduce the long-term availability and quality of broadband.

FCC’s Title II Order Would Reduce Broadband Availability and Quality

FCC's Title II Order Would Reduce Broadband Availability and Quality

The FCC's decision to impose a far-reaching liability regime will be counterproductive to closing the digital divide.

FCC’s Digital Discrimination Order Will Hinder Efforts to Close the Digital Divide, Says ITIF

FCC's Digital Discrimination Order Will Hinder Efforts to Close the Digital Divide, Says ITIF

The FCC should recognize the success of American broadband networks in the absence of Title II regulation and reject the NPRM's proposals.

FCC Efforts to Reinstate Net Neutrality Rules Will Not Benefit Consumers, Says ITIF

Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel’s proposal to reinstate net neutrality would hamper the development of the Internet at a time when consumers need it most.

FCC Should Reject Proposal to Reinstate Net Neutrality Rules, Says ITIF

The FCC's decision to impose Title II regulation on the Internet marks a significant setback for consumers who rely on broadband. The new regulations subject the competitive broadband landscape to rules that are anticonsumer, vague, and detrimental to the long-run benefits of connectivity.

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