A policy report by PPI Senior Fellow Hal Singer and Brookings Non-resident Fellow Bob Litan was cited in a New York Times article suggesting that the regulation of broadband Internet with restraint can be achieved through lighter means that does not put at risk other crucial objectives — like broadening access to the Internet and tackling the nation’s very real digital divide.
A report published this year by Robert Litan of the Brookings Institution and Hal Singer of the Progressive Policy Institute recommends “pick the policy that maximizes total investment across the entire Internet ecosystem.”
Read the entire article at The New York Times.
