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The more things change, well, the more things change. Google’s Android – the newcomer in the Darwinian market for mobile operating systems just two years ago – has leapt past both RIM’s Blackberry OS and Apple’s iPhone OS to take the lead as the most-used platform for smartphones in … By Robert Hahn, Peter Passell | Tags: Android, Blackberry, FCC, Google, Hal Singer, iPhone, RIM | Category: Wireless Regulation |
 Leave a commentBob Litan (Kauffman Foundation) and Hal Singer (Navigant Economics) offer a clear, concise explanation of net neutrality – and why priority-use deals should be presumed pro-competitive until proven otherwise. Reading it, you gotta wonder why centrists in the Obama Administration … By Robert Hahn, Peter Passell | Tags: Hal Singer, network neutrality, Robert Litan | Category: Quick Takes, Telecommunications Regulation |
Leave a commentIn love with your iPhone, but irritated that the marvelous gadget works only on AT&T’s network? Join the crowd. But don’t jump to the conclusion that Apple’s exclusive marketing agreement with AT&T – or any other handset maker’s exclusive agreement with a network provider – undermines competition in the market for … By Robert Hahn, Peter Passell | Tags: Hal Singer, Milken Institute Review, Robert Hahn, smartphones | Category: Interesting Research |
Leave a commentApologies to Tina Turner. But, yes, like the chair of the FCC (see our Jan. 12th post), we believe that discrimination does have a lot to do with the net neutrality debate. That agreement, though, is the beginning of the debate, not the end, because there is hardly a … By Robert Hahn, Peter Passell | Tags: Dennis Carlton, FCC, Gary Becker, Google, Hal Singer, Net Neutrality, Nicholas Economides, Robert Litan, telecommunications policy, Verizon | Category: Net Neutrality |
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