Harold Feld

@haroldfeld.bsky.social

Sigh. Once again, listening to FCC Chairman Carr talk about the public interest and empowering local broadcasters, I feel like Gimli listening to Saruman at Orthanc. To paraphrase: The words of the chairman stand on their head! 'Localism' means consolidation.

Highly technical @FCC meeting before the big meeting next month to eliminate ownership cap. As always, a reminder to people eager to abolish the FCC that the FCC does a lot of important stuff that is super technical but critical to our economy.

What if broadband policy started with people in need, rather than in Washington? Justin Hendrix talks with Public Knowledge's Alisa Valentin and UnidosUS's Claudia Ruiz about their new in-depth report centering the households stranded on the wrong side of the digital divide.

Imagining Broadband Policy of, by, and for the People

A conversation with Alisa Valentin, broadband policy director at Public Knowledge, and Claudia Ruiz, senior civil rights policy advisor at UnidosUS.

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“If you fail to properly diagnose the problem, you will fail in your abilities to solve the problem.” Today, the FCC voted to “streamline” the agency’s broadband data collection by reducing the number of ways consumers can challenge providers on coverage claims.

High-profile cases of teen suicides following long-term AI chatbot usage have spurred several bills from Congress to protect youth online. But not all solutions are created equal, Policy Analyst @mwils.bsky.social warns in her latest blog post: publicknowledge.org/congress-sho...

Congress Should Regulate AI Chatbots, But Not Who Can Use Them

Tragic cases of youth suicides following long periods of interaction with AI chatbots online have inspired a flurry of bills to prevent further deaths.

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