Braden Cox

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Braden Cox

Technology Counsel

Braden Cox serves as Technology Counsel at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a public policy organization based in Washington, D.C. His regulatory policy work lies at the juncture of law and technology relating to e-commerce, intellectual property, and telecommunications. Braden is the former counsel at Veriprise Wireless, a technology venture based in Atlanta. His law practice has included technology transactional, insurance investment products and civil litigation. Before law school, he was a network administrator at IBM, providing technical support for business and university local area networks. Braden obtained both his undergraduate finance degree and law degree from the University of Georgia. He is a member of the District of Columbia, Georgia, and Virginia state bars. He is a regular contributor to the Technology Liberation Front, a weblog dedicated to writing about the over-regulation of the communications, media and high-technology marketplaces, available at http://www.techliberation.com/

recent op-eds & articles

Is Net Neutrality Good for the Internet?
By Braden Cox, March 26, 2006

Competition and the Telecom Marketplace
By Braden Cox, August 17, 2005

Reform FCC—Limit It!
By Braden Cox, July 28, 2005

Slicing Telecom the Right Way: Making a Real Market is the Best Cure for Monopoly
By Braden Cox, Fred L. Smith, Jr., July 26, 2005

The Problem with the Voice over IP 911 Mandate
By Braden Cox, May 19, 2005

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recent studies

Communications without Commissions:
By Braden Cox, October 18, 2005

The Viability of Municipal Wi-Fi Networks
By Braden Cox, January 31, 2005

The Drug Reimportation Ban
By Braden Cox, December 20, 2004

MCI’s Layered Approach: A Horizontal Leap Nowhere
By Braden Cox, August 5, 2004