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Roslyn Layton

  • Senior Vice President, Strand Consult
  • Founder, China Tech Threats
Denmark, United States
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FCC’s next deregulatory success story could be broadcasting

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By Roslyn Layton
| Frederick News Post Verified
America's wireless revolution shows what happens when regulators let markets evolve rather than lock industries into outdated rules. Wireless prices have fallen more than 41% over the past decade. Unlimited plans cost 35% less than five years ago, while prepaid plans are down 51%. kAmr@?DF>6CD 6?;@J 72DE6C DA665D[ 3C@256C 4@G6C286 2?5 >@C6 52E2 E92? 6G6C 367@C6 — @7E6? H9:=6 A2J:?8 =6DD]k^Am kAm%9@D6 82:?D 5:5 ?@E 92AA6?
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FCC’s Next Deregulatory Success Story Could Be Broadcasting

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By Roslyn Layton
| DC Journal
America’s wireless revolution shows what happens when regulators let markets evolve rather than lock industries into outdated rules. Wireless prices have fallen more than 41 percent over the past decade. Unlimited plans cost 35 percent less than five years ago, while prepaid plans are down 51 percent. Consumers enjoy faster speeds, broader coverage and more data than ever before — often while paying less. Those gains did not happen by accident.
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America at 250: Wireless Spectrum Auctions Show the Power of Free Markets

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By Roslyn Layton
| amac.us
As Americans celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, it is worth reflecting on one of the enduring principles that has fueled American prosperity since 1776: free markets allocate resources better than bureaucracies. That principle was on display in the Federal Communications Commission’s recent wireless spectrum auction. The auction exceeded expectations, generating more than $3.5 billion in gross winning bids and demonstrating the continued value of market-based spectrum allocation.
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