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CTIA-The Wireless Association® believes policymakers should take a cautioned, reasoned approach to any discussion on Internet regulation. No prescriptive regulation in this area is necessary to facilitate the continued evolution and innovation of broadband services – especially with respect to the wireless sector.
Net Neutrality/Internet Regulation
Position Papers & Letters
- Wireless Briefing for President Obama Transition Team: One Page Summary
- Wireless Briefing for President Obama Transition Team: Background Facts
- Wireless Briefing for President Obama Transition Team: Presentation Slides
- Net Neutrality: A Radical Form of Non-Discrimination
- Due Diligence: Risk Factors in the Frontline Proposal
- Should the FCC Depart from more than a Decade of Market-Oriented Spectrum Policy? Reply to Skrzypacz & Wilson
- Hanging up on Carterfone: The Economic Case Against Access Regulation in Mobile Wireless By: Marius Schwartz and Federico Mini
- The Economics of “Wireless Net Neutrality”
- CTIA’s Taking Points: CarterFone Rules are Wrong for the Wireless Industry
- CTIA’s Talking Points: No Regulation Needed for the Use or Functionality of Wireless Handsets
- CTIA Net Neutrality Letter to the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce
- CTIA Net Neutrality Letter to the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
- The Progress and Freedom Foundation's "A Skeptics Primer on Net Neutrality Regulation"
- The Heritage Foundation's "Broadband Regulation: Will Congress Neuter the Net?"
