The former chief FCC economist Tim Brennan upon leaving the agency called the 2015 Open Internet Order an “economics-free zone.” The comment was picked up the the Wall Street Journal. Brennan said he made the remark in jest but has […]
See my full comments to BEREC on zero rating Academic evidence for outcomes on zero rating and net neutrality policy for EU 2011-2016. Special letter for BEREC 26 July 2016 Frode Sørensen, Co-Chair Ben Wallis, Co-Chair Net Neutrality Expert Working […]
Here is my response to the FCC’s NPRM 16-106 on privacy. Roslyn Layton FCC NPRM 16-106 May 27 2016 Initial Comments Reply Comments With this NPRM, the FCC attempts to promote rules to regulate broadband privacy under the ruse of […]
I was quoted yesterday in a Wall Street Journal article describing the revelations of former FCC Chief Economist Tim Brennan who called the FCC’s Open Internet rules an “economics free zone.” It appears that the rules were based […]
State of the Net featured a panel discussion on zero rating on January 25, 2016 where I debate the merits of zero rating with Barbara van Schewick of Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society. See video here Fireside […]
Zero rating, while not an official term, commonly refers to the practice of exempting some data from charge on a mobile subscription, is nothing more than price or service differentiation. It can be recognized in the concepts of value added […]
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