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The Opportunity Cost of Maintaining Copper Networks in California
11.14.2023
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Funding the Next Generation of European Broadband Networks
09.27.2022
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Applying Antitrust Law to the U.S. Tech Sector: A critique of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act
06.28.2022
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Why Digital Privacy Is So Complicated
05.20.2022
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Breaking Up Big Tech Will Not Prevent Algorithmic Harm to Society
02.07.2022
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What Does the American Innovation and Choice Online Act Mean for Consumers and Competition?
01.18.2022
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The Opportunity Cost of Maintaining Copper Networks in California
11.14.2023
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PPI’s Mosaic Project Hosts its Sixth Women Changing Policy Workshop with Top Broadband Experts
04.07.2023
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Lewis for The Richmond Times-Dispatch: As inflation spiked, broadband is ‘the dog that didn’t bark’
03.24.2023
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Progressive Policy Institute Files Amicus Brief Urging Caution in Section 230 SCOTUS Case
01.19.2023
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PPI Urges Congressional Leaders to Drop Harmful Open App Markets Act from Funding Bill
12.08.2022
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New Report from PPI Examines how Platform Work Supports the Care Economy
11.21.2022
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Lewis for the Chicago Tribune: The government has no place in building, operating its own broadband
08.01.2022
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PPI “Investment Heroes” Keep Inflation at Bay with Strong Capital Investment, New Report Finds
07.15.2022
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Senate AICOA Bill Falls Short in Analyzing the Reality of Digital Markets, Argues New Report from PPI
06.28.2022
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PPI report outlines uncertain road toward oversight for cryptocurrency
06.22.2022
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PPI’s Trade Fact of the Week: First intercontinental submarine cable message: August 1858.
09.06.2023
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A Crash Course on Section 230: What it is and why it matters
02.17.2023
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PPI on the SOTU: The Future of Tech and Innovation
02.06.2023
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Closing the Broadband Adoption Gap: The Right Way—and the Wrong Way
10.17.2022
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Gresser to Warren and Jayapal: Don’t charge people with bad faith unless you have evidence of it. Progressives can do better.
10.07.2022
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PPI’s Response to Biden Administration’s DOJ Endorsement of Anti-Tech Antitrust Bills
03.30.2022
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Tech and Telecom Prices Still Resist the Inflationary Surge
02.17.2022
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The America COMPETES Act Rightly Prioritizes Technological Innovation to Drive Growth
01.28.2022
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Last Minute Changes to Klobuchar’s Anti-Tech Bill Do Nothing to Ease Harms to Consumers
01.19.2022
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Solving the 5G/Altimeter Conundrum
11.21.2021
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