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Network Engineers Question Need for Net Neutrality Rules | PC World

... have always been open and nondiscriminatory, added Robb Topolski, chief technologist for the Open Technology Initiative of the New America Foundation. ...
Robb Topolski | October 29, 2009

Network Neutrality's Real Battle: Mobile | PC World

Two years ago, a debate over wireless net neutrality sparked up when Tim Wu, a Columbia University law professor, made an argument for open wireless networks. ... Original Article
Tim Wu | September 22, 2009

US Residents Call for Net-Neutrality Rules | PC World

In addition to net-neutrality rules, Public Knowledge, the New America Foundation and other groups have called for a separation between wholesale and retail ...
July 21, 2009

Groups Ask FCC for Changes in 'Special Access' Fees | PC World

The new NoChokePoints coalition, launched Monday, has nearly 20 members, including Public Knowledge, Sprint Nextel, TW Telecom and the New America Foundation. The groups called on the US Federal Communications Commission to reform the fee structure for ...
June 22, 2009

Google, Partners Release Net Neutrality Tools | PC World

The set of tools will allow broadband customers to measure their providers' performance, said Michael Calabrese, director of the Wireless Future Program at ...
Michael Calabrese | January 28, 2009

Advocates Disagree on Broadband Stimulus | PC World

..speed requirements will be necessary to ensure that the U.S. doesn't have to pay for a new broadband deployment in a few years, said Benjamin Lennett, a senior program associate at the Wireless Future Program at the New America Foundation. 
Benjamin Lennett | January 16, 2009

Wireless Future Program event with Larry Page in PC World | 'Google's Page: US Government Should Open Up Its Spectrum'

The U.S. government should explore ways to conduct real-time auctions of its vast, and often unused, wireless spectrum holdings, with agencies holding spectrum to get the profits from the sales, Google cofounder Larry Page said Thursday.

Page, speaking in Washington, D.C., repeated Google's position that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission should allow unlicensed wireless devices to access unused spectrum held by television stations.… more

Michael Calabrese | May 22, 2008