In 2013, there was certainly no shortage of complex issues raised in the policy debate.  Some issues were relatively new (e.g., getting the IP Transition underway), some issues were those with which we constantly struggle (e.g., spectrum allocation and digital piracy), and some issues were those which re-emerged from hibernation after we thought everybody had moved on (e.g., handset unlocking and international broadband rankings).  Naturally, whenever there were many complex policy issues raised in the debate, we also found that there was also no shortage of really bad analysis that either gerrymandered the facts, ignored the law, and/or lacked any Continue Reading »