Broadband Economics. International Tech Policy, Alborg University Copenhagen. @aautech @strand_consult @JoinFAI @masonnatsec @chinatechthreat
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Roslyn's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cites data. She covers a range of topics such as mobile technology, patent claims, trade agreements, online learning, and broadcast innovation within the broader themes of finance, tech, and politics.
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By: Roslyn Layton
In 2024, the GOP campaigned on cutting costly and burdensome regulations, noting that deregulation in President Donald Trump's first term saved American households $11,000 per family.
In 2024, the GOP campaigned on cutting costly and burdensome regulations, noting that deregulation in President Trump's first term saved American households $11,000 per family.
By: Roslyn Layton
Wireless prices keep falling as speed and data explode. Competition and investment did that, not mandates.
By: Roslyn Layton
For more than a decade, Apple and Google have portrayed the mobile app ecosystem as a vibrant, competitive marketplace.
Technology reduces risk. Politics adds people. Only one of those lowers the odds of the next disaster.
Most Americans today use modern, IP-based communications networks. However, 2% of Americans (about seven million people) still depend on legacy copper telephone systems. These networks are increasingly expensive to maintain, inefficient to operate, and vulnerable to both physical degradation and criminal exploitation.
By: Roslyn Layton
Roslyn Layton | May 09, 2026 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
By: Roslyn Layton
Judy Faulkner is the founder and CEO of Epic Systems Corp., one of the most influential health technology companies in the United States.
By: Roslyn Layton
Roslyn Layton Danish ballet is not declining elite culture, but a decentralized, youth-driven ecosystem sustained through teachers, institutions, and digital media.
By: Roslyn Layton
Instead of monolithic, all-in-one platforms, the Pentagon is shifting toward a model that looks more like modern cloud architecture.
