Author Archives for Steve Pociask

Huffington Post: Give Competition a Chance


The Huffington Post published today a piece by Steve Pociask, president of ACI.  The piece discusses reintroduced designed to allow credit unions to compete against banks for small business lending.  The piece can be downloaded and read here.

Pociask in the Daily Caller: Look Who’s Profiting


Published May 10, 2013, this Daily Caller piece written by Steve Pociask can be download at following this link.

ACI in the Huffington Post: Rigging Spectrum Auctions


The article is available on the Huffington Post website — download the article here.

Huffington Post — What Wireless Consumers Want


This piece, written by Steve Pociask and published on March 22, 2013, is available for download on the Huffington Post website.  


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ACI Quoted in the Washington Post on Google’s Privacy Fine


The Washington Post article can be found on their website page.

Wireless Kleptocracy


If you want to put a chill to the job market and reduce economic growth, all you have to do is stop businesses from investing or make it more costly.  This is exactly what is happening in Georgia and elsewhere. Wireless infrastructure investors are facing major roadblocks, as a number of counties and municipalities across [...]

Letter to Congress from 20 Economists; ACI Among Experts


The letter is available on Politico’s website and can be downloaded here. http://images.politico.com/global/2013/02/25/economists_letter_corporate_tax_policy_022613.html    

Innovation Moves at Internet Speeds, but Kentucky’s Regulations are Stuck in the Past Century


Copper wires were used to connect the first telephone customer in the U.S. and that copper technology remains the basis of today’s telephone services in Kentucky some 136 years later. It’s not like there hasn’t been impressive innovations in communications; there has. In just the last 10 years, 640 thousand fixed broadband subscribers and 2.4 [...]

ACI Blog in Huffington Post: Deficit-Free Economic Stimulation


Congress has it hands full again. With the potential of cutting government spending and raising taxes, most Democrats and Republicans have one thing they can agree on – either option could jeopardize an already weak economic recovery. But there is one win-win solution that can encourage economic investment, help small businesses grow, create jobs, and [...]