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WSJ: Best Web Regulator Not Necessarily Net Neutrality

  • February 25, 2015
  • The Progressive Policy Institute

PPI Senior Fellow Hal Singer was quoted in the Wall Street Journal in a piece examining the adverse consequences of reclassifying the Internet as a public utility under Title II:

“Somebody has to pay for the infrastructure,” said Hal Singer, a consultant and scholar at the Progressive Policy Institute. If ISPs can’t charge content providers, they’ll charge consumers, who generally are more price-sensitive, and the result will be less usage.

Read the piece in its entirety on The Wall Street Journal. 

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