Blair Levin has joined New York University’s Center on Technology Policy as a senior fellow, the center announced on October 13, 2026. Levin brings over a decade of experience as a policy analyst, having recently departed from New Street Research.
During his tenure at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the 1990s, Levin served as chief of staff to Chairman Reed Hundt. He played a significant role in shaping telecommunications policy and was instrumental in leading the FCC’s National Broadband Plan in 2010.
Levin’s extensive background in technology policy is expected to enhance the center’s efforts in addressing contemporary issues in technology and communications.
The NYU Center on Technology Policy focuses on research and advocacy related to the impact of technology on society, and Levin’s expertise in regulatory frameworks and broadband access will likely contribute to its mission.
No further details were provided on Levin’s specific projects or initiatives at the center.
