Monthly Archives: March 2011

TPM/Verizon 2

“Court Rejects Verizon’s Net Neutrality Judge Shopping, but Lawsuit Continues,” Talking Points Memo, Feb. 3, 2011. Larry is interviewed for Talking Points Memo on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeal’s rejection of Verizon’s request to have its case heard by the same panel of judges who decided the Comcast appeal in April, 2010.

Forbes/Inventory

“I Want my Spectrum Inventory,” Forbes, March 3, 2011. Writing for Forbes, Larry explains in detail why a spectrum inventory is essential, and speculates on reasons the FCC has avoided completing one.

CNET/Snowe bill

“Snowe, Kerry Introduce Spectrum Inventory Bill,” CNET News.com, March 2, 2011. For CNET, Larry analyzes efforts by Congress and the White House to force the FCC to complete a long-overdue and much-needed inventory of existing spectrum licenses, in the wake of an imminent “spectrum crisis” for mobile broadband Internet.

CNET/CRA

“Congress Zeroes in on FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules,” CNET News.com, Feb. 23, 2011. For CNET, Larry analyzes several actions taken in the early weeks of the new Congress to nullify the FCC’s Dec., 2010 Open Internet Order. Republicans have made the issue the test case for their new House majority, putting the White House in an awkward position.

Forbes/NN trenches

“Deep in the Net Neutrality Trenches,” Forbes, Feb. 21, 2011. Larry’s inaugural “Law of Disruption” column for Forbes.com recounts his experience testifying before Congress on net neutrality.

The Hill/Jud Testimony

“Sohn, Downes, Glass to Testify at Internet Hearings: Excerpts,” The Hill, Feb. 15, 2011. The Hill published excerpts from Larry’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition and the Internet.