Tag: Telecommunications

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Martin Cave, Alexander Elbittar, Ernesto Flores-Roux, Elisa Mariscal, Feb 26, 2014 The new telecommunications...

Antonio Bavasso, Dominic Long, Dec 20, 2012 In this moth’s Europe column, Antonio Bavasso and Dominic Long (Allen & Overy LLP) discuss the EU Commission’s...

Larry Downes, Geoffrey Manne, Oct 15, 2012 Some of the most significant transactions singled out recently for intensive federal review involve the communications industry. These...

Kevin Coates, Mar 30, 2012 The concern underlying the network neutrality debate is that owners of consumer broadband data networks-initially wired networks, but now also...

Frank Maier-Rigaud, Mar 30, 2012 The internet traffic prioritization, traffic management, or network neutrality debate (however it is labeled) fundamentally centers on the question of...

Timothy Brennan, Mar 29, 2012 U.S. telecommunications regulation has long been characterized by contentious disputes. Pricing, subsidies, and legal authority to regulate have certainly been...

Gerald Faulhaber, Mar 29, 2012 Since net neutrality first appeared in policy debates, its meaning has been less than crystal clear. Some advocates have argued...

Jan Kramer, Christof Weinhardt, Lukas Wiewiorra, Mar 29, 2012 The Net Neutrality ("NN") movement essentially believes that the traditions of the internet ecosystem should not...

Benjamin Brown, Oct 31, 2011 In the U.S. antitrust merger enforcement community, many believed that the Department of Justice ("DOJ") would sue to enjoin any...

Jonathan Rubin, Oct 31, 2011 The government's challenge to the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile's U.S. wireless communications business by AT&T Mobility could leave a lasting...