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  ISOC Live 5:47 am on February 23, 2023 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: CCAOI ( 5 ), competition, India ( 31 )   

  WEBCAST FEB 23 – Manthan: Competition Regulatory Landscape India needs! 

  On Thursday 23 February 2023 at 4pm-6pm IST (10:30-12:30 UTC) CCAOI hosts an online interactive stakeholder discussion ‘Manthan: Competition Regulatory Landscape India needs!‘. The 53rd Report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance (PSCF), released on 22 December 2022, titled ‘Anti-Competitive Practices in Big Tech’, proposed the creation of a Digital Competition Act (“DCA”). CCAOI is facilitating this stakeholder discussion to bring forth more clarity on the proposed Amendment Bill and DCA and to deliberate on what more is needed to create a competition regulatory landscape in India that effectively balances sustainable competition, consumer interest while encouraging freedom of trade.

  OVERVIEW
  Avinash Amarnath, Chandhiok & Mahajan

  STAKEHOLDER DISCUSSION
  Anupam Sanghi, Anupam Sanghi & Associates
  Geeta Gowri, former member, CCI
  Deeksha Manchanda, Chandhiok & Mahajan
  Prof. Viswanath Pingali, IIM (A)
  Amol Kulkarni, CUTS
  Sudipto Banerjee, NASSCOM
  Prof. Shilpi Bhattacharya, Jindal Global Law School
  Bhupinder Jit, Executive Director ADIF

  MODERATOR / HOST
  Amrita Choudhury, CCAOI

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ccaoi-manthan

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  REAL TIME TEXT https://bit.ly/3YYGA0M

  TWITTER #DigitalCompetitionAct @AmritaChoudhury @ISOCapac

  MASTODON #DigitalCompetitionAct

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  https://archive.org/details/ccaoi-manthan

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  isoc-ny 2:00 pm on September 8, 2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 114 ), competition, fcc ( 81 ), tom wheeler ( 9 )   

  FULL TEXT: @TomWheelerFCC speech on #BroadbandCompetition 

  On September 4 2014 FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler delivered a speech “The Facts and Future of Broadband Competition” at 1776 in Washington DC. While currently the FCC defines broadband as a 4/1mbps Internet connection, and is considering raising that to 10/?mpbs, Chairman Wheeler suggested that, given the number of devices in the average home, 25mbps down was “table stakes in 21st century communications”. Deprecating the abilty of DSL or wireless to meet the demand, he outlined the lack of competition in the current marketplace, as indicate in the chart below.

  

  Chairman Wheeler outlined a four point FCC plan to increase competition:

  • Where competition exists, the FCC will protect it.
  • Where greater competition can exist, the FCC will encourage it.
  • Where meaningful competition is not available, the FCC will work to create it.
  • Where competition cannot be expected to exist, the FCC must shoulder the responsibility of promoting deployment.

  On the topic of net neutrality he affirmed his belief that “minimum service requirements will suffice”, and made no comment about mergers.

  Factsheet: http://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-chairman-more-competition-needed-high-speed-broadband-market
  Download: word | pdf | text

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  isoc-ny 2:23 pm on April 24, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 114 ), competition, Dave Burstein ( 4 ), isoc-dc ( 73 ), itif ( 5 ), policy ( 39 ), public knowledge ( 7 ), spectrum ( 20 ), webcast ( 110 )   

  WEBCAST FRI AM: Bandwidth for the Buck: The State of #Broadband Access & Competition in the US @isocdc @itifdc 

  On Friday April 26 2013 the Internet Society’s Washington DC Chapter (ISOC-DC) for its April Happy Hour will join with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) to present a breakfast discussion: Bandwidth for the Buck: The State of Broadband Access & Competition in the US. A panel of distinguished experts, moderated by ISOC-NY board member Dave Burstein, will address such questions as:

  • What is the state of broadband competition in the US?
  • Do American consumers really pay more for slower speeds?
  • What is the best way to get to universal access?
  • What objectives should national broadband policy try to achieve?

  The event will be webcast live via the Internet Society livestream channel. No live captions.

  What: Bandwidth for the Buck: The State of Broadband Access & Competition in the US
  Where: ITIF, Washington DC
  When: Friday April 26 2013 9am-11am EDT | 1300-1500 UTC
  Webcast: http://new.livestream.com/internetsociety/dc-broadband
  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/151596038350336/
  Twitter: #broadband | @isocdc | @itifdc
  Speakers:
  Robert D. Atkinson, Ph.D. – President, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
  Jeffrey A. Eisenach,Ph.D. – Managing Director, Navigant Economics, Visiting Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
  Jodie Griffin – Staff Attorney, Public Knowledge
  Robert C. Atkinson – Director of Policy Research, CITI
  Moderator: Dave Burstein, Editor, DSL Prime

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    Glenn McKnight 2:57 pm on April 24, 2013 Permalink | Reply

    Interesting topic.
    Pew Internet Research released a study on Libraries and technology and they report some interesting stats on broadband and the home ( Note US Only)
    http://www.pewinternet.org/Presentations/2013/Apr/The-changing-world-of-librarians.aspx

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    joly 11:42 am on May 4, 2013 Permalink | Reply

    • 4/30 Libby Jacobson Internet Society Panel Focuses on Rural and Low-Income Broadband Access (Verizon)
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  isoc-ny 2:25 am on October 11, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: brookings ( 5 ), competition, Douglas Rushkoff ( 7 ), Susan Crawford ( 26 )   

  VIDEO: Fostering Internet Competition – @BrookingsInst w/ @scrawford and @rushkoff #TechCTI 

  On Wednesday, October 10, 2012, the Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings  presented Fostering Internet Competition in Washington DC. The event explored policies to maintain Internet competition. A panel of experts discussed policy recommendations that encourage innovation without stifling competition. The panel comprised Susan Crawford, Douglas Rushkoff, and antitrust expert Spencer Waller.  The event was webcast live, and the video can be seen below.

   

  • View on Youtube: http://youtu.be/dy6RQCnUXgM
  • Briefing  How to Maintain a Competitive Internet
  • Hashtag: #TechCTI

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    joly 7:30 pm on October 13, 2012 Permalink | Reply

    • 10/11 Will Tew At Brookings, Susan Crawford Fostering Internet Competition (OpenMarket)
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  isoc-ny 3:23 am on March 17, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: access ( 43 ), broadband ( 114 ), competition, fcc ( 81 ), NBP ( 17 )   

  ISOC-NY member Elizabeth Stark puts the FCC Chairman on the spot!! 

  Chairman Genachowski answered Brooklyn-ite Elizabeth Stark’s question on cost by saying the FCC needs to eliminate all barriers to competition so more Interent providers can compete and drive down prices.

  via You and the FCC Chairman discuss the Future of the Internet

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