The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Congress are taking steps to weaken and eliminate the FCC’s privacy rules for broadband Internet service providers (ISPs) like Comcast and AT&T. Read here

To my great surprise and delight, the recent move by the Federal Communications Commission's new majority to revoke the designations of nine companies as Lifeline providers has provoked a firestorm in the press, on social media, and on the Hill. The furor has been so intense that FCC Chairman Ajit…

After nearly two years of debates, never-ending commercials, donation solicitations and ever-present polling, Election Day is over and the results are in.  As many had predicted, the balance of government has not changed significantly.  Democrats will retain the Presidency and control of the Senate, and Republicans will continue to control…

The proposed merger between Universal Music Group and EMI would result in fewer innovative online music services and higher prices, harming both music fans and musicians. In a hearing before the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee last month, I explained how the merger would harm both musicians and their fans. Read at…

Even though current FCC Chair Julius Genachowski has not announced that he is leaving, there is still much talk about who is being considered to be his successor. In its never-ending fascination with the horse race of politics, the trade press has been throwing out names of the supposed frontrunners…

This is an old fight in a new ring. It's about whether regulators or Internet service providers should be trusted to manage the Web. Gigi Sohn debates Thomas Hazlett in the pages of the Wall Street Journal. Read here.