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Kerry Seeks Internet Help On Spectrum | National Journal

January 31, 2012

... capacity for innovation is vital to our future competitive position,” Kerry, chairman of the Senate Commerce Communications Subcommittee, said at an event sponsored by the Wireless Innovation Alliance and the New America Foundation.

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An 'Encore' Life Beckons … on the Far Side of Midlife | National Journal

December 15, 2011

We're set to become “a planet that's a whole lot more crowded—with old people,” Phillip Longman, a senior research fellow on health policy at the New America Foundation, lamented in the September/October issue of Foreign Policy. ...

Deficit Hawks To Press Case in 2012, Hope for Voters' Attention | National Journal

December 2, 2011

“There are frightening reminders of the need for deficit reduction from Europe,” says Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. “You can't put this level of interest back in the bottle.” MacGuineas' plans, and those ...

Iran's Quds Force: The Bomber in the Mirror | National Journal

October 13, 2011

“This alleged Iranian plot is certainly in-your-face and brazen, but I would caution against making the classic analytic mistake of 'mirror imaging' this by assuming Iran's Revolutionary Guard thinks like we do,” said Philip Mudd, a former senior ...

Net Neutrality Rules Challenged Around the Country | National Journal

September 29, 2011

“The FCC's decision is just too weak,” Sean McLaughlin, executive director of Access Humboldt, said in a statement. “The rules do not provide the strong foundation needed for truly open, innovative networks. So we have a duty to challenge them in ...

White House Gets Specific—And Potentially Some New Critics—On Telecom Policy | National Journal

September 13, 2011

The White House bill fails take sufficient pains to preserve these airwaves, says Michael Calabrese, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation on tech issues. He noted that other Democrats supported keeping some of these frequencies available. ...

House GOP Continues Pressure on Obama for Disaster-Spending Plan | National Journal

September 6, 2011

Meanwhile, the idea Cantor floated last week that spending on relief from Irene should be offset with other spending cuts drew support on Tuesday from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. "Many economists believe we'll need some ...

Consumer Activists Ask FCC To Hold Hearings on Wireless Merger | National Journal

June 28, 2011

In addition to Free Press and Public Knowledge, Tuesday's letter was signed by Consumers Union, the Future of Music Coalition, Media Access Project, the National Hispanic Media Coalition, and the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative. ...

New Legislation Aims To Clarify 4G Wireless Service Claims | National Journal

June 22, 2011

Sascha Meinrath, director of the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative, said the bill would help cut through the “Orwellian doublespeak” found in advertising for wireless services. But groups representing wireless carriers were not ...

Deficit Talks Continue on Two Fronts | National Journal

June 9, 2011

Maya MacGuineas, president of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, said she believes there is not enough time for the Biden group to work out a comprehensive plan before the debt ceiling needs to be raised. ...

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