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Sunday, September 28, 2008 |
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| 8:00 am | Registration and Continental Breakfast | ||
| 9:00 am | Sessions | ||
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| Moderator: | Peter Swire | ||
| Authors: | Ryan Hallahan*, Carnegie Mellon University; Jon Peha, Carnegie Mellon University | Quantifying the Costs of a Nationwide Broadband Public Safety Wireless Network | |
| Brad Bernthal*, Colorado Law School; Nancy Jesuale, Net City Engineering | Smart Radios and Interoperable Public Safety Communications | ||
| John Laprise*, Northwestern University | Telecommunications Security during Deregulation: NSTAC, and US Telecommunications Security Policy 1968-1995 | ||
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| Moderator: | Johannes M Bauer | ||
| Authors: | Heather Hudson | Broadband: The State Imperative | |
| David Gabel, Queens College | Sources of Market Power in Broadband | ||
| Lee McKnight, Syracuse University | The Future of the Internet is not the Internet | ||
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| Moderator: | David Reed | ||
| Authors: | Eli Noam*, Columbia University | Beyond Net Neutrality: Enduser Sovereignty | |
| David Clark*, MIT | A Simple Cost Model for Broadband Access: What Will Video Cost? | ||
| Imsook Ha*, Michigan State University; Steven Wildman, Quello Center for Telecommunication Management & Law at Michigan State University; Johannes Bauer, Michigan State University | The Economics of Internet Video Distribution | ||
| Minghze Tang*, Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University | An Empirical Model of Investment by Cable Operators in Broadband Digital Services | ||
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| Moderator: | Judith Mariscal | ||
| Bert Sadowski; Uwe Matzat; Alberto Nucciarelli |
Municipal Glass Fiber Networks and High Speed Access; Case Study Evidence from the Netherlands | ||
| Scott Jordan*, University of California |
Universal Service in an Everything-over-IP World | ||
| Arne Jeroschewski*, McKinsey & Company | Framework for Social Optimal Regulation of Next Generation Access Networks in European Telecommunications | ||
| Julio Angel Ortiz*, College of Information Sciences and Technology, Pennsylvania State University | Great Expectations: Interpreting Mu-Fi's Perceived Impact on the Digital Divide | ||
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| Moderator: | Michael Latzer | ||
| Authors: | Paul De Bijl*, CPB | Innovation, Convergence and the Role of Regulation in the Netherlands and Beyond | |
| Miroslav Zajicek*, University of Economics Prague; Karel Zeman, University of Economics Prague | Success Despite Regulations: The Case of the Czech Internet Connection Market | ||
| Adam Candeub*, MSU College Law; Daniel McCartney, MSU | An Informational Internet Regulatory Regime or Does Anyone Know Anything About Network Neutrality? | ||
| 10:40 am | Break | ||
| 11:10 pm | Sessions | ||
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| Moderator: | Tobias Kretschmer |
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| Authors: | Chris Marsden*; Jonathan Cave, Warwick Economics | Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodies in the Internet: Self-regulation as a Threat and a Promise | |
| Y.J. Park*, Delft University | The Political Economy of Country Code Top Level Domains | ||
| M Mueller*, Syracuse University | Regional Address Registries: The New Center of Global Internet Governance? | ||
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| Moderator: | Tom Vest | ||
| Authors: | Johannes Bauer*, Michigan State University; Kurt DeMaagd, Michigan State University | Network Management Practices and Sector Performance: A Genetic Programming Approach | |
| Nicholas Economides*, Stern School of Business/NYU; Joacim Tåg, Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration | Net Neutrality Regulation: Quality of Service, Price Discrimination and Exclusive Contracts | ||
| Paul Ohm*, University of Colorado Law | ISP Network Management Through Three Lenses--Lens III: Telecomm Policy | ||
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| Moderator: | kc claffy | ||
| Authors: | Pedro Ferreira*, Instituto Superior Técnico | Modeling Segmented Regulation for Next Generation Networks | |
| Martha Garcia-Murillo*, Syracuse University; Tiffany Marsh, Syracuse University | Merging Without Crashing: The Challenges of Changing the Law for Video Distribution | ||
| Fernando Beltran*, University of Auckland; William Sharkey | A Dynamic Model of Next-Generation Networks with Two-sided Platform Competition | ||
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| Moderator: | Robert Cannon | ||
| Authors: | Rob Frieden* | Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics: Developing a Clear Assessment of Market Penetration and Broadband Competition in the United States | |
| Benjamin Cramer*, Pennsylvania State University | “The Nation’s Broadband Success Story”: The Secrecy of FCC Broadband Infrastructure Statistics | ||
| Sharon Strover*, University of Texas; Joe Straubhaar, University of Texas at Austin; Robert Larose, Michigan State University; Jennifer Gregg, University of Louisville | The Value of Broadband in Rural U.S. | ||
| 12:50 pm | Conference Concludes | ||