Publications

Despite a couple years of debate about network neutrality, rarely have concrete proposals emerged from those who advocate for this government control of the Internet.

Maybe, just maybe, Great Britain is finally getting serious about welfare reform.

France is reaching a whole new level on hypocrisy over trade and intellectual property rights.

Expanding free trade agreements (FTAs) became more difficult when the Democratic Party took over control of Congress.

The most serious disease that afflicts public officials is arrested development.

If you like taxes, you should love the wireless phone industry! One of IPI’s fundamental principles of tax reform is transparency.

For 10 years, anti-TRIPS (Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) activists dreamed that Thailand would become the first developing country to use compulsory licensing to vitiate patents and thus facilitate the wholesale theft of innovative pharmaceutical products.

We’ve been trying to keep up with all of the new spending programs Senator Barack Obama promises to implement if he is elected president and, well, it hasn’t been easy.

As Congress and the FCC consider calls from activist groups demanding restrictions on how network companies manage their networks, they should begin with the understanding that Internet bandwidth, like everything else, is a scarce commodity and must be managed to give businesses and consumers the kind of speedy and robust Internet that we have all come to depend on—both now and in the future.