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Sunday, September 29, 2002 |
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| 7:30am-4:00pm | Registration | ||||
| 7:30am-8:30am | Breakfast | ||||
| 8:30am-10:10am |
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Session: |
Broadband Policy, Deployment, and Uptake in the U.S. | ||||
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Moderator: |
Jessica Zufolo, NARUC | ||||
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Papers: |
Whither Broadband Policy? | ||||
| Johannes M. Bauer, Department of Telecommunication, Michigan State University | |||||
| Ping Gai, Department of Telecommunication, Michigan State University | |||||
| Junghyyun Kim, Department of Telecommunication, Michigan State University | |||||
| Thomas A. Nuth, Department of Telecommunication, Michigan State University | |||||
| Steve S. Wildman, Department of Telecommunication, Michigan State University | |||||
| Broadband: Bringing Home the Bits | |||||
| Jon Eisenberg, Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, The National Academies | |||||
| The Prospects for Broadband Deployment in Rural America | |||||
| Sharon Strover, University of Texas | |||||
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Session: |
Regulation and Code | ||||
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Moderator: |
Rick Whitt, WorldCom | ||||
| Papers: | Modeling Regulatory Distortions with Real Options | ||||
| James Alleman, Columbia University | |||||
| Paul Rappoport, Temple University | |||||
| A Question of Timing: A British Perspective on the Regulation of Charges and Cost Recovery | |||||
| Geoffrey Myers, OFTEL | |||||
| Governance Characteristics of "Code": The Role of Transparency, Defaults, and Standards | |||||
| Rajiv C. Shah, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | |||||
| Jay P. Kesan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | |||||
| Cyberspace Technological Standardization: An Institutional Theory Retrospective on the Generation Edge | |||||
| Daniel Benoliel, Student Paper Competition | |||||
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Session: |
New New Economy | ||||
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Moderator: |
John Horrigan, Pew Internet and American Life Project | ||||
| Papers: | Caught in the WWWeb: Patterns of Control over Personal Information Flow in the E-Commerce Environment | ||||
| Jenifer Neidhart de Ortiz , The American University | |||||
| Would B2B Exchanges Have Antitrust Issues? | |||||
| Tair-Rong Sheu, Ling Tung College | |||||
| Inferring Competition from Prices: Evidence from Online Grocery Markets | |||||
| Michael R. Ward, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | |||||
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Session: |
Privacy | ||||
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Moderator: |
Paula Bruening, Center for Democracy and Technology | ||||
| Papers: | Can User Agents Accurately Represent Privacy Notices? | ||||
| Lorrie Faith Cranor, AT&T Labs-Research | |||||
| Joel R. Reidenberg, Fordham University School of Law | |||||
| The Uneasy Case for National ID Cards as a Means to Enhance Privacy | |||||
| A. Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law | |||||
| Principles and Regulations About Online Privacy: "Implementation Divide" and Misunderstandings in the European Union | |||||
| Nicola Lugaresi, University of Trenton | |||||
| Emergent Locations: Implementing Wireless 9-1-1 in Texas, Virginia, and Ontario | |||||
| Priscilla M. Regan, George Mason University | |||||
| Colin Bennett, University of Victoria | |||||
| David Phillips, University of Texas at Austin | |||||
| 10:10am-10:40am | Coffee Break | ||||
| 10:40am-12:20pm | |||||
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Session: |
Broadband Policy, Deployment, and Uptake in International Markets | ||||
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Moderator: |
Barbara Cherry, Federal Communications Commission | ||||
| Papers: | Universal Global Interconnection After INTELSAT | ||||
| Kenneth Katkin, Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University | |||||
| Deployment of Broadband Infrastructure in the E. U.: Is State Intervention Necessary? | |||||
| Michelle Kosmidis, European Commission | |||||
| The Potential Relevance to the United States of the European Union's Newly Adopted Regulatory Framework for Telecommunications | |||||
| J. Scott Marcus, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
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Session: |
Concepts of Cyberspace | ||||
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Moderator: |
Paul Margie, Commission Michael Copps' Office, Federal Communications Commission | ||||
| Papers: | Will the Real Internet Please Stand Up? A Quest to Define the Internet | ||||
| Robert Cannon, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Seizing Power in the Information Environment: the Comeback of the State | |||||
| Michael D. Birnhack, George Washington University Law School | |||||
| Niva Elkin-Koren, University of Haifa | |||||
| Cyberspace as Place | |||||
| Dan Hunter, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania | |||||
| Place and Cyberspace | |||||
| Mark Lemley, University of California, Berkeley | |||||
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Session: |
Standards | ||||
| Moderator: | Lorrie Cranor, AT&T Labs-Research | ||||
| Papers: | Strangers in a Strange Land: Public Interest Advocacy and Internet Standards | ||||
| Alan Davidson, Center for Democracy and Technology | |||||
| John Morris, Center for Democracy and Technology | |||||
| Robert Courtney, Center for Democracy and Technology | |||||
| Standards Coalitions Formation and Market Structure in Network Industries | |||||
| Nicholas Economides, Stern School of Business, New York University | |||||
| Andrzej Skrzypacz, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University | |||||
| Entry, Standards, and Competition: Firm Strategies and the Diffusion of Mobile Telephony | |||||
| Heli Koski, London School of Economics | |||||
| Tobias Kretschmer, London School of Economics | |||||
| Manipulating Interface Standards as an Anti-Competitive Strategy | |||||
| Jeffrey K. Mackie-Mason, University of Michigan | |||||
| Janet S. Netz, ApplEcon LLC | |||||
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Session: |
Economic Growth | ||||
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Moderator: |
Andrew Blau, Flanerie Works | ||||
| Papers: | ICTs and Rural Development: Examples from Lao P.D.R. | ||||
| Romeo Bertolini, DETECON International | |||||
| Gi-Soon Song, Center for Development Research (ZEF) | |||||
| Rethinking (Reluctant) Capture: The Development of South African Telecommunications 1992-2002 and the Impact of Regulation | |||||
| Tracy Cohen, University of Toronto | |||||
| Transitioning to a Knowledge Economy: The LaGrange Internet TV Initiative | |||||
| Jan Youtie, Georgia Institute of Technology | |||||
| Philip Shapira, Georgia Institute of Technology | |||||
| Greg Laudeman, Georgia Institute of Technology | |||||
| The Role of Media Policy in the Korean Film Industry | |||||
| Sang-Woo Lee, Student Paper Competition | |||||
| 12:20pm-1:50pm |
Lunch and Plenary Session |
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Speaker: |
Gene Crick | ||||
| President of the Association of Community Networking and Executive Director of the TeleCommunity Resource Center | |||||
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Presentation of the Student Paper Competition Awards |
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| 2:00pm-3:40pm |
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Session: |
Interconnection | ||||
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Moderator: |
Scott Marcus, Federal Communications Commission | ||||
| Papers: | Connection and Disconnection of Networks | ||||
| Sean F. Ennis, U.S. Department of Justice | |||||
| Policy-Induced Competition: The Telecommunications Experiments | |||||
| Gerald Faulhaber, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania | |||||
| Interconnection Regulation in Mexico | |||||
| Martha Garcia-Murillo, Syracuse University | |||||
| James Pick, University of Redlands | |||||
| From Universal Service to Universal Choice: Local Fixed Network Competition in Hong Kong | |||||
| Xu Yan, School of Business and Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology | |||||
| Patrick Xavier, School of Business, Swinburne University of Technology | |||||
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Session: |
ISPs and Internet Backbones | ||||
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Moderator: |
Sam Paltridge, OECD | ||||
| Papers: | Digital Dispersion: An Industrial and Geographic Census of Commercial Internet Use | ||||
| Chris Forman, Carnegie Mellon University | |||||
| Avi Goldfarb, University of Toronto | |||||
| Shane Greenstein, Northwestern University | |||||
| An Economic Map of the Internet | |||||
| Shawn O'Donnell | |||||
| A Simulation Approach for Internet QoS Market Analysis | |||||
| Seung-Jae Shin, University of Pittsburgh | |||||
| Martin Weiss, University of Pittsburgh | |||||
| Authentication Monopoly in the Making? The Question of Privacy | |||||
| Brent Zionic, Student Paper Competition | |||||
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Session: |
Special Panel | ||||
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Moderator: |
William Rogerson, Northwestern University | ||||
| Entering the Debate, Influencing the Agenda, continued | |||||
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A Report Card for the Policy Analysis Community After the Dotcom Bust |
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Eli Noam, Columbia University | ||||
| Michael Riordan, Columbia University | |||||
| Howard Shelanski, Berkeley Law School | |||||
| Donald Stockdale, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
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Session: |
Intellectual Property | ||||
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Moderator: |
Mark Lemley, University of California, Berkeley | ||||
| Papers: | From Broadcast to Webcast: Copyright Law and Streaming Media | ||||
| Matt Jackson, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| "Functionality" as the Distinction Patent and Copyright Subject Matter | |||||
| Dennis S. Karjala, Arizona State University | |||||
| Questioning the Economic Justification for (and Thus Constitutionality of) Copyright Law's Prohibition Against Unauthorized Copying: sec 106 | |||||
| Mark S. Nadel, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| The Economics of Internet Radio | |||||
| Carol Ting, Michigan State University | |||||
| Steven S. Wildman, Michigan State University | |||||
| 3:40pm-4:10pm | Coffee Break | ||||
| 4:10pm-5:50pm | |||||
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Session: |
Merger Policy | ||||
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Moderator: |
Howard Shelanski, University of California, Berkeley | ||||
| Papers: | European Merger Policy in Electronic Communications Markets: Past Experience and Future Prospects | ||||
| Alexandre de Streel, European Commission | |||||
| The Deregulation Paradox The Telecommunications Industry in Crisis |
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| Richard A. Gershon, Department of Communication, Western Michigan University | |||||
| Merger Control and Remedies Policy in Telecommunications Mergers in the E.U. and U.S. | |||||
| Gilles Le Blanc, Cerna, Ecole des Mines de Paris | |||||
| Howard Shelanski, University of California, Berkeley | |||||
| Value Creation in International Telecom Acquisitions | |||||
| Olaf Rieck, Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technology University | |||||
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Session: |
Convergence | ||||
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Moderator: |
Robert Pepper, Federal Communications Commission | ||||
| Papers: | Utilizing "Essentiality of Access" Analyses to Mitigate Risky, Costly, and Untimely Government Interventions in Converging Telecommunications Technologies and Markets | ||||
| Barbara Cherry, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Adjusting the Horizontal and Vertical in Telecommunications Regulation: A Comparison of the Traditional and a New Layered Approach | |||||
| Rob Frieden, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Further Defining a Layered Model for Telecommunications Policy | |||||
| Douglas C. Sicker, University of Colorado | |||||
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Session: |
P2P | ||||
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Moderator: |
Julie Cohen, Georgetown Law School | ||||
| Papers: | Anti-Circumvention Misuse | ||||
| Dan L. Burk, University of Minnesota Law School | |||||
| Virtual Markets in Wireless Grids: Peering Policy Obstacles | |||||
| Lee McKnight, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Diana Anius, Tufts University | |||||
| Ozlem Uzuner, Technology, Management and Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |||||
| Impose Noncommercial Use Levy to Allow Free P2P File-Swapping and Remixing | |||||
| Neil Netanel, University of Texas School of Law | |||||
| Information Wants to Be Free: Intellectual Property and the Mythologies of Control | |||||
| R. Polk Wagner, University of Pennsylvania Law School | |||||
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Session: |
Mass Media | ||||
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Moderator: |
Anne Hoag, Pennsylvania State University | ||||
| Papers: | Communications Policy, Media Development, and Convergence | ||||
| Douglas A. Galbi, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Retransmission Consent and Local Broadcasters: Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem? | |||||
| Glynn S. Lunney, Jr., Tulane University School of Law | |||||
| Entry and Potential Competition in United States Cable TV Markets | |||||
| Scott Savage, University of Colorado | |||||
| Michael Wirth, University of Denver | |||||
| Time Consistency and the Distribution of Theatrical Films: An Empirical Study of the Video Window | |||||
| David Waterman, Dept. of Telecommunications, Indiana University | |||||
| Sung-Choon Lee, Dept. of Telecommunications, Indiana University | |||||
| 6:00pm-7:00pm | Reception and Social Event | ||||
| The First Annual Telecoms Policy Cup | |||||
| Neither LISREL dexterity nor PowerPoint prowess nor intimate knowledge of legislative intent will give you the advantage in Sunday's all-fun, no sweat sports competition. Recruit your partner now. . . and pack your sneakers! | |||||
| 7:00pm-9:00pm | Dinner | ||||
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Monday, September 30, 2002 |
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| 7:30am-12:00pm | Registration | ||||
| 7:30am-8:30am | Breakfast | ||||
| 8:30am-10:10am | |||||
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Session: |
Spectrum 1 | ||||
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Moderator: |
Rob Frieden, Pennsylvania State University | ||||
| Papers: | Software Radio: Implications for Wireless Services, Industry Structure, and Public Policy | ||||
| William Lehr, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Program on Internet and Telecoms Convergence | |||||
| Sharon Gillett, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Program on Internet and Telecoms Convergence | |||||
| Fuencisla Merino, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Program on Internet and Telecoms Convergence | |||||
| Facilitating Spectrum Management Reform via Callable/Interruptible Spectrum | |||||
| Mark Bykowsky, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Michael Marcus, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Some Economics of Wireless Communications | |||||
| Yochi Benkler, New York University, School of Law | |||||
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Session: |
Innovation | ||||
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Moderator: |
David Young, Verizon | ||||
| Papers: | Why Is There So Little Competition in the Provision of Local Telecommunications Services? An Examination of Alternative Approaches to End-User Access | ||||
| David Gabel | |||||
| Innovation and Creative Destruction in Emerging Markets: The Impact of State Commitments on Privatizing Telecoms | |||||
| Lee McKnight, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Paul M. Vaaler, The Fletcher School of Law & Deplomacy, Tufts University | |||||
| Burkhard N. Schrage, The Fletcher School of Law & Deplomacy, Tufts University | |||||
| Raul L. Katz, Booz-Allen & Hamilton, Inc. | |||||
| Telecommunication Basic Research: An Uncertain Future for the Bell Legacy | |||||
| A. Michael Noll, Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California | |||||
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Session: |
User Studies | ||||
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Moderator: |
Lee Rainie, Pew Internet & American Life Project | ||||
| Papers: | Online Gatekeepers: Myth or Reality? | ||||
| Eszter Hargittai, Princeton University | |||||
| Barriers to Internet Access: From the Non-User and New User Perspective | |||||
| Amanda Lenhart, Pew Internet & American Life Project | |||||
| Consuming Information More or Less: An Examination of Information Consumption Behavior as a Strategy for Replacing, Displacing, or Augmenting the Consumption of Other Information Goods | |||||
| John B. Horrigan, Pew Internet & American Life Project | |||||
| Jorge Reina Schement, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Understanding Gender, Racial, Social Class, and Geographic Disparities in Internet Use Among School-Age Children in the United States | |||||
| Paul Cleary, U.S. Department of Labor | |||||
| Eileen M. Trauth, School of Information Science and Technology, The Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Glenn Pierce, College of Criminal Justice, Northeastern University | |||||
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Session: |
Technology and Education Policy | ||||
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Moderator: |
Sharon Strover, University of Texas | ||||
| Papers: | So What About the "Digital Divide" in K-12 Schools? Educational Technology and Equity in U.S. K-12 Schools | ||||
| Andrew J. Wayne, SRI International | |||||
| Andrew A. Zucker, SRI International | |||||
| Tracey Powell, Blackboard, Inc. | |||||
| Virtual Teamwork in Education: Implications for Technology Adoption | |||||
| Krishna Jayakar, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Anne M. Hoag, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Kimberly Erickson, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Universal Access: What Have We Learned from the E-Rate? | |||||
| Heather Hudson, Telecommunications Management and Policy Program, University of San Francisco | |||||
| AP Online: Analysis of a Policy Prescription for Increasing Postsecondary Access and Achievement Opportunities for Low-Income and Minority Students | |||||
| Deborah Schwartz, Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education, University of Michigan | |||||
| 10:10am-10:40am | Coffee Break | ||||
| 10:40am-12:20pm | |||||
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Session: |
Spectrum 2 | ||||
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Moderator: |
Jorge Schement, Pennsylvania State University | ||||
| Papers: | A Comparative Analysis of Spectrum Management Regimes | ||||
| Johannes M. Bauer, Quello Center for Telecommunications Management and Law | |||||
| Reforming U.K. Spectrum Policy | |||||
| Martin Cave, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK | |||||
| Spectrum Management: Property Rights, Markets, and the Commons | |||||
| Gerald Faulhaber, University of Pennsylvania | |||||
| David Farber, University of Pennsylvania | |||||
| The Rise of Regional Standards Setting Bodies in Digital Radio Technology | |||||
| Hernan Galperin, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Southern California | |||||
| Titus Levi, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Southern California | |||||
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Session: |
Security | ||||
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Moderator: |
Ed Balkovich, RAND | ||||
| Papers: | Improving Network Reliability - Liability Rules Must Recognize Investor Risk/Reward Strategies | ||||
| Barbara Cherry, Federal Communications Commission | |||||
| Disruptions and Emergencies on the Internet | |||||
| Peter H. Salus, Matrix NetSystems, Inc. | |||||
| John S. Quarterman, Matrix NetSystems, Inc. | |||||
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Session: |
Private Governance | ||||
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Moderator: |
Elliot Maxwell | ||||
| Papers: | Governance in Namespaces | ||||
| Stefan Bechtold, University of Tuebingen Law School | |||||
| Advantage ISP: Terms of Service as Media Law -- A Comparative Study | |||||
| Sandra Braman, University of Alabama | |||||
| Stephanie Lynch, University of Alabama | |||||
| Neither Bottom-Up Nor Top-Down: A Tacit Public-Private Cooperative Solution for Internet Regulation | |||||
| Jay P. Kesan, College of Law and the Institute of Government & Public Affairs, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | |||||
| Andres A. Gallo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | |||||
| Interest Groups and the Public Interest: Civil Society Action and the Globalization of Communications Policy | |||||
| Milton Mueller, Syracuse University | |||||
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Session: |
Community Networks | ||||
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Moderator: |
Gene Crick, Telecommunity Resource Center | ||||
| Papers: | Perceptions of Risks, Benefits, and Costs in Community Technology Center Participants' Constructions of Information and Communication Technologies | ||||
| Lynette Kvasny, School of Information Sciences and Technology, Pennsylvania State University | |||||
| Community Networks and Social Services: A Survey and Assessment | |||||
| Anand Natarajan, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Shafiz M. Yusof, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Dong Hee Shin, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Murali Venkatesh, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Community Network and Social Embeddedness: Survey and Results | |||||
| Dong Hee Shin, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Shafiz Yusof, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| Murali Venkatesh, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University | |||||
| The Role of Fixed Wireless Access Networks in the Deployment of Broadband Services and Competition in Local Telecommunication Markets | |||||
| Kanchana Wanichkorn, Carnegie Mellon University | |||||
| Marvin Sirbu, Carnegie Mellon University | |||||
| 12:20pm-1:50pm | Lunch and Closing Session | ||||
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Conference Adjournment |
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