As Vice President-Federal Regulatory, Hank Hultquist represents AT&T at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on a number of issues including broadband and Internet policy, video and media policy, intercarrier compensation, and universal service.

Posts by Hank Hultquist

• FCC Begins Transition to
  All-IP Interconnection
  April 29, 2013
• The Future and its Friends
  April 18, 2013
• WCIT, IP-IP Interconnection
  And the Terminating Monopoly
  June 19, 2012
• Comcast and the Throes of Addiction
  October 21, 2011
• VoIP Confusion
  September 7, 2011
• Happy Birthday NBP
  March 17, 2011
• Level 3 is Still Trying to Make Hay
  December 17, 2010
• Unsafe at Any Rate
  November 24, 2010
• Reinventing the Edsel
  November 12, 2010
• Price Regulation in the
  Buggy Whip Market
  November 5, 2010
• Fox, Cablevision and the
  Demise of the Terminating Monopoly
  October 19, 2010
• The Dog That Didn’t Bark
  October 15, 2010
• Harold Feld is Right
  (About Some Things)
  October 13, 2010
• “I Want my QoS!”
  October 5, 2010
• Narrowing the Debate
  On Paid Prioritization
  September 2, 2010
• The Danger of Dogma
  August 31, 2010
• Commission (Almost) Bites Dog: Or the (not so) Hidden Meaning of the FCC’s Broadband Report
  July 30, 2010
• The USF Beat – Part 2: The Mississippi and Alabama Situation
  July 28, 2010
• Walking the USF Beat
  July 22, 2010
• The FCC’s Hypothetical Supreme Court
  July 7, 2010
• Hiding the Internet Ball
  June 28, 2010
• Adventures in Cryonics
  May 26, 2010
• Fantasy Baseball Prediction League
  May 18, 2010
• Announcing the Free Press Contest for Excellence in Nonsensical Abstractions
  May 7, 2010
• The ‘Satanic Flashbulbs’ of Net Neutrality
  April 30, 2010
• Reclassification Redux
  April 15, 2010
• The Myth of Broadband “Reclassification”
  April 12, 2010
• Sisyphus, VoIP and the National Broadband Plan
  March 19, 2010
• A Primer on Pumping
  March 8, 2010
• DTV Deadline for POTS-Part 2
  January 5, 2010
• DTV Deadline for POTS
  December 22, 2009
• FCC Proposes to Transition the Universal Service Fund
  December 17, 2009