I prepare and deliver public testimony under oath as well as expert testimony on issues of technology policy. I have testified for various committees the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the South Korean Assembly, the Parliament of the United Kingdom, the European Commission, and other governments. I also submit commentary to telecom authorities like the US Federal Communications Commission, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Ofcom of the United Kingdom, Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, and others. See a selection of my testimonies here.
America’s success and leadership in the wireless sector is dependent on a variety ofcompeting mobile technologies. Americans benefit from this competition through a wide range ofmobile services, applications, and devices…
I applaud Ofcom for its efforts to collect evidence about whether its net neutrality regime is helping consumers and promoting innovation. I provide evidence to show why the current UK…
In these reply comments, Roslyn Layton responds to critique from the tech platform trade association Incompas which challenges her research about rural broadband cost recovery. Read about the hearing.
In this letter, a group of telecom policy scholars from around the world write in support of the FCC’s efforts to explore how to close the digital divide by modernizing…
The gap between the US and China on mid-band spectrum has been noted. Mid-band frequencies, also called the Goldilocks band, are prized for their technological capabilities to send large amount…
The GDPR has strengthened the largest players. Since the implementation of the GDPR, Google, Facebook, and Amazon have increased their market share in the EU. Three things have happened. The…
Looking at the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, there are two important questions: How will this merger affect prices, and how will it affect investment in infrastructure? In practice, American…
The FCC held an public consultation for feedback on the goal of universal service and whether and how the program could be updated for the future. My comments provide insight…
In this hearing I explain why the CRTC should focus on demand, not supply. The CRTC should focus on the actual technologies and services that users adopt, not on network…
I explain why differential pricing is needed to improve the affordability for broadband. As people value internet content differently, they should enjoy flexible prices suited to their budgets. Pricing all…