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The Lawyer: August 2010

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The Lawyer is the leading website for the entire legal profession. Read the latest legal industry news and insight and search for legal jobs and training courses. Shamelessly Stealing from Mathias Klang 2. More from the excellent Sound and Fury. Just click on the below image to blow it up to a readable size. Shamelessly Stealing from Mathias Klang 1. I always read Mathias Klang's blog Sound and Fury. What Universities Should Know (But Don't). Net Neutrality Talks Fail - Evidence of Free Market Dominance.

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Net Neutrality Rules: Nondiscrimination: Not as Easy as It Seems at First Blush

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Academic Commentary on the Coming FCC Rulemaking on Net Neutrality. Monday, September 21, 2009. Nondiscrimination: Not as Easy as It Seems at First Blush. The highlight of Chairman Genachowski’s speech launching the FCC’s new network neutrality initiative is the proposal to add two new principles to the four initial principles announced in the FCC’s 2005 Internet Policy Statement. In addition, scholars and policymakers also recognize that charging different prices is not discriminatory when the products ...

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Net Neutrality Rules: TPRC

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Academic Commentary on the Coming FCC Rulemaking on Net Neutrality. Friday, September 25, 2009. We are off to the Telecommunications Policy Research Conference. This weekend, where there are a number of net neutrality papers on the program - and sure to be discussion of the FCC's coming rulemaking. I'll keep you posted from there. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links - (Some) People and Orgs Active on Net Neutrality. Comcast Voices (Policy Blog). Consumer Federation of America. NN Papers at TPRC.

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Net Neutrality Rules: Surprisingly Big News

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Academic Commentary on the Coming FCC Rulemaking on Net Neutrality. Monday, September 21, 2009. My reaction is less to JG's speech and more to the reaction to JG's speech. Its often said that law is a prediction of what judges will do. Similarly, regulation is a prediction of what the FCC or Congress would do. My sense has been, for a while, that the FCC or Congress would punish any serious NN violation. The rule-making announced today is a fortification of that sense. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Net Neutrality Rules: Examples of Discriminatory Protocols

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Academic Commentary on the Coming FCC Rulemaking on Net Neutrality. Wednesday, September 23, 2009. Examples of Discriminatory Protocols. One might regard these forms of discrmination as weak or indirect. Even more interesting are routing policies that explicitly discriminate on the basis of source. To quote the four examples used in a leading textbook on computer networking:. 183; Never put Iraq on a route starting at the Pentagon. 183; Only transit Albania if there is no alternative to the destination.

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The Free State Foundation: Uber's New Feature Likely Caused de Blasio to Drop Bill

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Friday, July 24, 2015. Uber's New Feature Likely Caused de Blasio to Drop Bill. On Wednesday, July 22, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped his proposed legislation which would have slowed the growth of Uber in NYC by limiting the number of drivers it could add over the next year, according to a. New York Times article. This is very good news for the NYC economy. Prior to the bill’s cancellation, according to a. 8212; ashton kutcher (@aplusk) July 21, 2015. In response to the bill, Uber added a so-...

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The Free State Foundation: April 2015

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Thursday, April 30, 2015. Maria Pallante Supports the Property Rights of Musicians and Artists. I haven’t had a chance to review the actual testimony today of Maria Pallante. Of her testimony by John Eggerton. But according to the B&C report, Ms. Pallante made several important points with which I agree. She supported some form of fix so that artists holding the rights to pre-1972 sound recordings can be compensated for performances of these works. As my colleague Seth Cooper has explained here. Randolph...

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The Free State Foundation: July 2015

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Friday, July 31, 2015. Maryland's Occupational Licensing Regime Hurts the Poor. On July 21,. 2015, Steven Horwitz, Affiliated Senior Scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and Professor of Economics at St. Lawrence University, released a paper entitled “. Breaking Down the Barriers: Three Ways State and Local Governments Can Improve the Lives of the Poor. On the need to improve Maryland’s business climate.) Policies that increase economic growth often help the poorest members...The Div...

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The Free State Foundation: Why Process Matters - Part II

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Saturday, August 01, 2015. Why Process Matters - Part II. In my July 27 blog, Why Process Matters. I explained that the rule of law requires process that incorporates “knowable, predictable, rule-based decision-making.”. In his keynote address. At last week’s Free State Foundation event, “Implementing Real Regulatory Reform at the FCC,”. What the Commission is now doing runs against accepted rule of law requirements, which include due process, because the agency is asserting authority to punish those it ...