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 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

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’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 privacy framework adopted just last October was a sharp departure from the FTC’s innovation-friendly, flexible guidelines that have overseen a successful burgeoning of the Internet. It’s time to hit pause before these bad rules are implemented, and then hopefully wipe the slate clean to start fresh on a new policy direction.

With Questions About the Future of Broadband Jurisdiction, Pausing FCC Privacy Rules Would Be Welcome Next Step

The FCC privacy framework adopted just last October was a sharp departure from the FTC’s innovation-friendly, flexible guidelines that have overseen a successful burgeoning of the Internet. The order was poor policy and a result of poor process, and should be scrapped entirely.

FCC Privacy Rules Pause Is a Welcome Next Step on the Way to Broader Dismantling

ITIF urged FCC Chairman Carr to reject President Trump’s call to take away CBS's broadcast license, warning that content-based licensing actions violate First Amendment protections and risk politicizing the Commission.

FCC Should Reject Trump’s Call for CBS to Lose License, Says ITIF

FCC Should Reject Trump's Call for CBS to Lose License, Says ITIF

Now that the FCC has a full complement of Commissioners, it should remain focused on the communications policy issues that most benefit consumers.

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

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