Tag: Broadband

April 2019 FTC Hearing on Broadband By Steven P. Vaughn (McDermott Will & Emery)1 The tenth of the FTC’s Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defended its rollback of Obama era net neutrality protections on Thursday, October 11, filing a legal brief with a...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Economic Findings Concerning the State of Competition for Wired Broadband Provision to US Households and Edge Providers By David S....

Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust Provides a More Reasonable Regulatory Framework than Net Neutrality By Joshua D. Wright (George Mason University) Abstract:      In...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Competition and Vertical/Agglomeration Effects in Media Mergers: Bagging Bundle Benefits By Bronwyn E. Howell (Victoria University of Wellington) & Petrus...

Australia's competition regulator will allow non-NBN (National Broadband Network) high-speed internet providers to pass on federal government's proposed $7-a-month levy for regional services to...

Ofcom has announced detailed plans on how it aims to improve access to Openreach’s infrastructure following the company’s recent separation from BT. The plans laid...

European Union antitrust regulators are looking into a tender process organized by the Italian government to build out an ultra-fast broadband network in parts...

Sky Network Television and Vodafone New Zealand filed an appeal against a Commerce Commission decision to block their proposed $936 million (USD 658m) merger. In...

Democratic senators signed a letter this week asking AT&T and Time Warner to illustrate how their proposed merger “would serve the public interest.” Signatories  to the...