Debatable Premises in Telecom Policy, 31 J. Marshall J. Info. Tech. & Privacy L. 453 (2015)

Hurwitz, Justin (Gus) & Layton, Roslyn

Journal: UIC John Marshall Journal of Information Technology & Privacy Law

Volume: 31

Year: 2015

Bluebook Citation: 31 UIC J. MARSHALL J. INFO. TECH. & PRIVACY L. (2015)

Author: Justin Gus Hurwitz: all 13 publications


Abstract

The five premises that this paper considers are: 1. Everyone needs low-cost access to high speed broadband service 2. High-speed broadband is necessary for education, health, government, and other social services 3. Wireless can‟t compete with cable 4. An open Internet is necessary for innovation and necessarily benefits consumers 5. Telecommunications are better somewhere else.

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