The rapid deployment of 5G technologies has become a stated objective of the Trump Administration that reaches across a wide range of economic and security equities. These include economic competitiveness and productivity interests traditionally represented by the National Economic Council and the Department of Commerce, as well as network security and trusted-vendor supply chain interests represented by defense, trade and national security agencies. Underlying all of this, the FCC is grappling with how to replace Chinese and other foreign adversary equipment in rural networks, as well as diverse competition and spectrum issues that are critical to incentivizing industry deployments.

Given this range of overlapping government interests, has policy making on 5G become too diffuse? Join Federalist Society members Tricia Paoletta, Lawrence Spiwak, and John Kneuer as they discuss the legal and policy issues driving the Administration’s and FCC’s 5G agenda.

Featuring:
-- Hon. John Kneuer, President and Founder, JKC Consulting LLC
-- Patricia J. Paoletta, Partner, Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis LLP
-- Lawrence J. Spiwak, President, Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Economic Public Policy Studies