Roslyn Layton

The Pentagon should be a customer—not the exclusive holder—of America’s most valuable spectrum.

We live in a tumultuous internet policy world.

Twenty Years of Network Usage Fees in South Korea: Impacts to Broadband and Content Industries Roslyn Layton, Toshiya Jitsuzumi, and Dae-Keun Cho, March 13 2026 Journal of Information Policy South Korea’s broadband policy, long recognized as world-leading,

The pace of innovation in digital technology has far outstripped the ability of traditional regulatory institutions to cope.

Roslyn Layton, Toshiya Jitsuzumi, and Dae-Keun Cho, March 13 2026 Journal of Information Policy South Korea’s broadband policy, long recognized as world-leading, is now debated for network usage fees.

Infrastructure systems are generally designed so that those who place greater demands on the system contribute proportionally to its maintenance and expansion.

In his State of the Union address, President Trump introduced what he called a “Ratepayer Protection Pledge,” aimed at addressing growing public concern that the rapid expansion of AI data centers could drive up electricity costs for Americans.

President Trump will deliver his first State of the Union of his second term on February 24, in a year that marks the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Copenhagen has quietly—and now undeniably—become one of the world’s leading tourist destinations.

Roslyn Layton was featured on Pat Flynn’s “Good, Bad and Ugly Innovation Podcast” about the AWS outage, the lack of regulation of cloud hyperscalers, and the need to include hyperscaler financial contribution to the Universal Service Fund (USF) for infras…

Roslyn Layton appeared at the Anchor Nets conference on October 29, 2025 on the panel titled USF Contribution Reform: How Do We Solve That Problem?.