Meet Alton Drew
Alton Drew advocates for free markets and less government regulation, especially where no market failure has been identified or proven. Alton Drew also advocates for a political economy that facilitates the movement of capital into the hands of individuals and firms that want to put it to productive use and a government that favors and promotes the accumulation of business equity and true economic growth.
Alton Drew uses the power of social media to promote this agenda. Through social media, Alton Drew keeps his messages in front of the eyes of policymakers and the general public.
Alton Drew provides his unique analysis, commentary, and insights via his blogs: Law and Politics of Broadband; Paying for Dodd-Frank; and The American Centrist. Alton Drew also files comments with several regulatory agencies.
Alton Drew is also a regular contributor to Politic365.com and the blog talk radio program, Life Full Circle.
What's Alton Drew Talking About
Paying for Dodd Frank: I thought CFPB was about staving off another financial crisis
I’m working on an article about the Consumer Financial Protection Board’s promulgation of Regulation E, a rule that implements Section 1073 of the Dodd Frank Act. The rule defines a remittance transfer provider; creates safe harbors for entities that do not usually provide transfers in their normal course of business; and proscribes pre-transfer and post-transfer disclosure requirements for remittance transfer providers.
To read the rest of this post, go to http://www.payingfordoddfrank.wordpress.com
The American Centrist: You Can't Eat Books
Americans yearn for a political economy that structures government to serve its real world needs; needs like internal and external security and the ability to take their labor, skills, and knowledge into the market and create income so that they can feed their families....
To read the rest of this post, go to http://altondrew.wordpress.com/2012/05/16/you-cant-eat-books/
Law and Politics of Broadband: I Wouldn't Touch Facebook with a Forty Foot Pole
Facebook is a great communications tool, but if I were an investor, I wouldn’t touch this company with a forty foot pole. Why buy a company where the most precious resource is people and the biggest product is their personal information?
To read the rest of this post, go to http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/05/i-wouldnt-touch-facebook-with-a-forty-foot-pole/
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Alton Drew advocates for free markets and less government regulation, especially where no market failure has been identified or proven. Alton Drew also advocates for a political economy that facilitates the movement of capital into the hands of individuals and firms that want to put it to productive use and a government that favors and promotes the accumulation of business equity and true economic growth.
Alton Drew uses the power of social media to promote this agenda. Through social media, Alton Drew keeps his messages in front of the eyes of policymakers and the general public.
Alton Drew provides his unique analysis, commentary, and insights via his blogs: Law and Politics of Broadband; Paying for Dodd-Frank; and The American Centrist. Alton Drew also files comments with several regulatory agencies.
Alton Drew is also a regular contributor to Politic365.com and the blog talk radio program, Life Full Circle.
What's Alton Drew Talking About
Paying for Dodd Frank: I thought CFPB was about staving off another financial crisis
I’m working on an article about the Consumer Financial Protection Board’s promulgation of Regulation E, a rule that implements Section 1073 of the Dodd Frank Act. The rule defines a remittance transfer provider; creates safe harbors for entities that do not usually provide transfers in their normal course of business; and proscribes pre-transfer and post-transfer disclosure requirements for remittance transfer providers.
To read the rest of this post, go to http://www.payingfordoddfrank.wordpress.com
The American Centrist: You Can't Eat Books
Americans yearn for a political economy that structures government to serve its real world needs; needs like internal and external security and the ability to take their labor, skills, and knowledge into the market and create income so that they can feed their families....
To read the rest of this post, go to http://altondrew.wordpress.com/2012/05/16/you-cant-eat-books/
Law and Politics of Broadband: I Wouldn't Touch Facebook with a Forty Foot Pole
Facebook is a great communications tool, but if I were an investor, I wouldn’t touch this company with a forty foot pole. Why buy a company where the most precious resource is people and the biggest product is their personal information?
To read the rest of this post, go to http://lawandpoliticsofbroadband.com/2012/05/i-wouldnt-touch-facebook-with-a-forty-foot-pole/
Follow @altondrew
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- Check out my views on regulation in the broadband and media space at Law and Politics of Broadband
- My thoughts on why we are Paying for Dodd Frank
- Read my take on the proper role of government at The American Centrist
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