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Advances in information communication technologies are accelerating and providing greater penetration, new services and connectivity to the world.

There is rapid growth in spectrum demand. With the emergence of 5G, Internet of Things, and unmanned vehicles, spectrum policy issues have become more complex.

The 32nd annual Conference on Communications Policy took place in August 2017 and explored Chairman Pai’s guiding principles and the challenges and opportunities the administration should consider in the new media landscape.

Revisits recommendations contained in a landmark 2009 FCC report setting forth a National Broadband Plan.

Changing the rules could leave rural students behind.

We’re at a fork in the road for telecom policy.

The report explores areas where the new Administration should focus its efforts concerning communication policy including recommendations to promote inclusion and expand opportunities for all citizens, how to encourage continued investment and innovation, and strategies to create a trust environment online to protect citizen’s digital lives.

From net neutrality to consumer privacy, here’s what Wheeler accomplished.

Telecommunications is a field in need of an azimuth: new technologies and new challenges are defining features of the field, and navigating them calls for steady leadership.

The Communications Policy Conference identified the key communications policy issues that the incoming administration will face and developed an agenda for action.