Examining the role of privacy in the internet ecosystem and its interplay in the development of new innovative service offerings.

The concept of “property” doesn’t just mean goods or land, but also extends to creations of the mind called “intellectual property” (or “IP” for short). IP includes inventions, literary and artistic works, as well as symbols and images used in commerce.

Building Broadband Networks to all Americans through policies that advance investment, competition and the efficient distribution of government broadband dollars.

An open internet is critical for ensuring freedom of expression and a free flow of ideas and commerce in the United States and around the world.

Supporting policymaker efforts to overcome today's cybersecurity threats and challenges.

Millions of Americans with disabilities rely on technology in their daily lives.

Wireless is made possible by spectrum – the invisible airwaves that fuel access to the mobile broadband internet, smartphones, TVs, radio stations, GPS mapping, location services, and more.

Remote medicine, public safety, and emergency services require real-time interactive service to operate properly for consumers. Prioritization of certain data on the network will be critical to ensure these services function and operate in an optimal fashion.