Michael Calabrese

2 weeks ago | newamerica.org | Michael Calabrese

Michael Calabrese, director of New America's Wireless Future, is quoted in an Ars Technica article about how ex‑FCC Chair Ajit Pai’s shift into wireless lobbying has positioned him against cable industry priorities.

2 weeks ago | newamerica.org | Michael Calabrese

Michael Calabrese, director of New America's Wireless Future, was quoted in a Broadband Breakfast article about concerns regarding protecting WiFi access and shared spectrum. “A 800 megahertz mandate will pressure the FCC to consider reallocating unlicensed and shared spectrum vital to next generation Wi-Fi and to enterprise IoT, harming our economy that is increasingly dependent on wireless data indoors as an input for everything."

1 month ago | newamerica.org | Michael Calabrese |Jessica Dine

OTI, along with Public Knowledge, Consumer Reports, and other public interest groups, oppose the National Association of Broadcaster’s (NABO) proposal to mandate a nationwide transition to a new digital over-the-air TV standard (ATSC 3.0)—thereby requiring all TV sets to have a new tuner. NAB’s plan is deeply flawed and prioritizes broadcaster profits and control at the expense of the public interest. The Commission must not authorize this under the guise of modernization.

Jan 21, 2025 | mikecalabresebooks.com | Michael Calabrese

For the last twenty years, Michael has specialized in college sports, hosting The Action Network's "Big Bets on Campus" podcast and penning weekly columns with gambling tips for college football and basketball. Recently, he began writing for the New York Post and remains a regular voice on VSIN and national radio as a college gambling expert. Before joining The Action Network, Michael created content for theScore, MSN, Fox Sports, USA Today, Yardbarker, and Saturday Down South.

Nov 23, 2024 | nypost.com | Michael Calabrese

Quarterback Bryson Daily evades Omar Rodgers' tackle attempt during Army's win over East Carolina. Lucas Boland-Imagn Images One hundred years ago, Notre Dame edged out Army, 13-7, at the Polo Grounds.