Former Nixon Administration officials revisited the White House Office of Telecommunications Policy created in 1970, which encouraged the development and evolution of satellite and cable tel…
67 viewsThomas Hazlett talked about the history of wireless spectrum regulation and his book, The Political Spectrum. He suggested that regulation actually held back spectrum development and created…
1,622 viewsProfessor Thomas Hazlett talked about his book, The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology from Herbert Hoover to the Smartphone, about the history and politics…
1,915 viewsAuthor Thomas Hazlett talked about his book, The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology, from Herbert Hoover to the Smartphone. Following Mr. Hazlett’s remarks,…
578 viewsThe Library of Congress held a panel discussion with some former colleagues of the late Clay T. (Tom) Whitehead to discuss his legacy and unveil his collected papers. The Library of Congres…
530 viewsThomas Hazlett talked about his book, The Fallacy of Net Neutrality. He is a professor of law and economics at George Mason University, where the interview was recorded.
524 viewsThe Federal Communications Commission held a public hearing on the use of early termination fees by communications service providers.
664 viewsFormer Chairman Patrick explained the policy decision that preceded the abolition of the Fairness Doctrine, the reaction to it, and his thoughts on how media markets have fared in the wake o…
1,824 viewsThomas Hazlett talks about use of various communications spectrum, efforts to regulate the internet, broadband deregulation, and net neutrality. Mr. Hazlett was a former chief economist for …
73 viewsExperts talked about two alternative visions for the future of U.S. telecommunications deregulation, including suggested key legislative and regulatory changes for improving the economic wel…
137 viewsMr. Hazlett talks about changes in leadership at the Federal Communications Commission, current telecommunications laws and potential revisions to the laws, and broadcast indecency.
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