TechBytes

Given all the marketplace and technological changes that have taken place since 1992 we need a legislative solution that stops relying on a 20 year-old regulatory structure.

Stakeholders of goodwill should go back to the drawing board and come up with an acceptable solution to the problem of offshore websites profiting from piracy and counterfeiting.

The IRS blames tax preparation software for "tax gap"

Instead of guarding their own turf, the FCC should begin to guard American innovation by freeing up the raw materials without FCC dreamt-up conditions.

Broadly speaking, a “beggar thy neighbor” policy in economics is one in which one group tries to improve its economic position in a way that tends to harm the economic position of another group.

Regardless of one’s views on the deficit, our national debt and the various “solutions” being proposed, and regardless of one’s views on the spectrum (radio frequencies allocated to various uses) debate (how to find “more” spectrum), what should be obvious is that spectrum policy cannot merely become a subset of budget policy.

Rumor has it that the Wireless Tax Fairness Act may be up for a vote this month in the US House of Representatives.