About Drew Clark
Drew Clark is Editor/Executive Director of BroadbandCensus.com, a FREE web service with news and information about competition, speeds and prices offered by high-speed internet providers. He also hosts DrewClark.com -- The Politics of Telecom, Media and Technology, and is Assistant Director of the Information Economy Project at George Mason University School of Law.
Previously, he was Senior Writer with National Journal Group, reporting on free speech, intellectual property, privacy, telecommunications and media for Technology Daily, a leading publication on information technology and public policy. He also ran the Center for Public Integrity's telecom and media project. More detailed bio. He has been blogging on TLF since December 2006.Posts by Drew Clark
- CWA Wants Better Broadband Data, As Does Internet for Everyone
- Want Better Broadband in America? Take the Broadband Census! (Commentary)
- Broadband Internet Adoption Stalls, Regresses for Poor, Says Pew Report
- Drew Bennett Blogging as Special Correspondent for BroadbandCensus.com
- CWA Blog Claims Credit for FCC Data Order, But Ignores Local Company Data
- Will Bandwidth Demands ‘Break’ the Internet? Yea or Nay, We Need Independent Monitoring
- FCC Releases Broadband Data Order For Census-Tract Data
- Reporting from Broadband Policy Summit at BroadbandCensus.com
- Michael Powell and Reed Hundt Find Their Inner Politico
- Google CEO Says the Future Belongs to ‘Cloud Computing’
- Media Reform Now About Internet, Not Broadcast Ownership, says Free Press
- Carriers Begin Metering Bandwidth… BroadbandCensus.com Will Be Measuring It!
- CEO: Microsoft-Yahoo Will Bring Competition to Media Business
- Digital Inclusion About More Than Connectivity, Says One Economy CEO
- Google, the NAB, and a Third Way in ‘White Spaces’ Debate
- The Genesis of Unlicensed Wireless Policy
- Supreme Court Will Hear Indecency Case
- Internet Expert Andrew Odlyzko at George Mason Law
- Building a Broadband Strategy and BroadbandCensus.com
- In Comcast vs. Verizon, Comcast is Down Two Counts
- Martin: Greater Transparency by Broadband Providers
- Is John McCain Uncomfortably Close to Lowell ‘Bud’ Paxson?
- “Building a Broadband Strategy for America”
- 1,527 Carriers in BroadbandCensus; New Posts
- Connect Kentucky Article Raises Bell Lobby Specter
- FCC Allows Newspapers to Own Broadcast Stations
- After Tech Daily’s Demise, What’s Next for Policy Reporting?
- Obama Seeks Openness in ‘Net Policy and Government Disclosure
- Comcast and Freedom to Obtain Service Plan Information
- Mashing the Media (and Watching the FCC)
- Chairman Martin Proposes Cable Carriage for New TV Broadcasters
- An Open Knowledge Base for the National Broadband Project
- Back to the Paper Bag
- Well Connected Project Begins Wiki Issue Portal on Congresspedia
- FTC Report on Broadband Resurrects Freedom of Service Information
- Mapping the Fault Lines in Telecom, Media and Tech Lobbying
- Corporate Blogs: The New Editorial Page?
- Broadcasters Hire Republican Trio to Lobby Against XM-Sirius
- Second ‘White Spaces’ Device Presented to FCC
- Will the United States Oppose the WIPO Broadcaster Treaty?
- Wireless Association Hires Former Boss of FCC Chief to Influence Agency on Public Safety Spectrum
- Patent Overhaul Now on D.C. Agenda
- Rick Whitt Seeks to Put Google’s Net Neutrality On Message
- Framework Set for ‘Broadcast Flag’ Copyright Control to Go Global
- Google, Intel, Skype and Yahoo! Seek Rules for Bidding on Broadcast Frequencies
- Don’t Apply 1968 Telecom Rule to Wireless, Says AT&T
- Patent Legislation To Come Before Copyright Legislation
- Mixed Message in Memphis
- New House Subcommittee To Investigate Media Ownership
- The Electronics Impresario
- Convergence Poses Challenges for Communications Regulators
- Global Regulators’ Mixed Message: Compete or Be Regulated
