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Telecom Regulation Primer

Posted on 12/20/2006 08:56 AM | Link | Post Comment
I've been studying the issue of so-called "net neutrality," so I've been trying to understand the wider context of telecom regulation, and how it has infuenced the boom-and-bust cycle of the telecom industry. My friend Bret Swanson at the Discovery Institute has been a most valuable resource. Here are three great links he just sent me, pointing to commentaries that explain it all.

Peter Huber on the 1996 Act for the Manhattan Institute

A 2001 Wall Street Journal op-ed by Swanson with George Gilder, urging the end to forced infrastructure-sharing

A 2006 Journal op-ed by Swanson on "net neutrality" and recent deregulatory developments

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