Joel Thayer of the Digital Progress Institute writes about Biden’s 5G policies, and how they can be improved:

Different parts of the Biden administration have been trying to undo, rewrite, or even sabotage policies from the previous administration that had the proven effect of promoting 5G and broadband at large. Feeling more political pressure from Congress, the Biden administration has started to put together a hodgepodge of policies that seek to increase 5G but, instead, have the opposite effect.
The problem? The Biden administration has no real in-house leadership on 5G deployment. . . .

Read the whole thing here.