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Saturday, September 27, 2008 |
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| 8:00 am | Registration and Continental Breakfast | ||
| 9:00 am | Sessions | ||
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| Moderator: | Charles Firestone | ||
| Authors: | HeaSun Chun*, University at Buffalo, State University of New York; Hyunjoo Lee, University at Buffalo, State University of New York; Hyunjung Kim, University at Buffalo, State University of New York |
Viewing and Posting Online Videos: Determining Factors in Online Video Use Behaviors | |
| Janice Hauge*, University of North Texas; Mark Jamison, Public Utility Research Center, Univ. of Florida; Eric Chiang, Florida Atlantic University | Changing Telecommunications Preferences Among Low-Income Households | ||
| Eszter Hargittai*; Lindsay Fullerton; Ericka Menchen-Trevino; Kristin Thomas |
Trusting the Web: Young Adults' Evaluation of Online Content | ||
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| Moderator: | Jon Weinberg |
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| Authors: | Bronwyn Howell*, Victoria University of Welling | Strategic Interaction Under Asymmetric Retail Tariff Regulation: the Case of New Zealand | |
| Toshiya Jitsuzumi*, Kyushu University | Issues in Network Neutrality and Japan’s Approach | ||
| James Alleman*, CITI; Paul Rappoport, Centris; Gary Madden | VoIP in Developing Countries: The Next Disruptive Technology? | ||
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| Moderator: | Peter Tenhula | ||
| Authors: | Hajime Oniki*, Osaka-Gakuin University | Designing a Mechanism for Spectrum Trade with Efficient Reallocation | |
| Mark Bykowsky*, FCC; Mark Olson, George Mason University; William Sharkey, FCC | A Market-based Approach to Establishing Licensing Rules: Licensed Versus Unlicensed Use of Spectrum | ||
| Carlos Caicedo*, University of Pittsburgh; Martin Weiss, University of Pittsburgh | An Analysis of Market Structures and Implementation Architectures for Spectrum Trading Markets | ||
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| Moderator: | David Waterman | ||
| Authors: | JoAnne Holman*, James Madison University | The Way They See Us: Net Neutrality and the Public Image of Telecommunications Policymaking | |
| Lillie Coney, Associate Director with the Electronic Privacy Information Center | Diversity and Media Ownership | ||
| Eli Noam |
If Fiber is the Medium, What is the Message? The Content Economics of Next Generation Broadband. |
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| Moderator: | Jessica Litman | ||
| Authors: | Alexandre Mateus*, Carnegie Mellon University; Jon Peha, Carnegie Mellon University | Dimensions of P2P and Digital Piracy in a University Campus | |
| Steven Jackson*, University Of Michigan; Alok Vimawala, University of Michigan | Mapping IP Micro-Regimes and Peer-to-Peer Practice in Higher Education Networks | ||
| Rajiv Shah*, University of Illinois-Chicago; Jay Kesan, University of Illinois | Evaluating the Interoperability of Software Implementations For Open Standards: ODF and OOXML As Examples | ||
| 10:40 am | Coffee Break | ||
| 11:10 am | Sessions | ||
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| Moderator: | Fanny Coudert | ||
| Authors: | Katherine Strandburg*, DePaul University College of Law | Freedom of Association in a Networked World: First Amendment Regulation of Relational Surveillance | |
| Nancy Kim*, California Western School of Law | Cyber Harassment and the Rhetoric of Free Speech | ||
| Carleen Maitland*, Penn State University; Trey Thomas, Penn State University; Louis-Marie Ngamassi Tchouakeu, Penn State University | Internet Censorship and the Protection of Human Rights: A Social Informatics Perspective | ||
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| Moderator: | Lawrence Plumb | ||
| Authors: | Richard Whitt*, Google Inc.; Stephen Schultze, MIT | The New "Emergence Economics" of Innovation and Growth, and What It Means for Communications Policy | |
| Pierre De Vries*, University of Washington | Internet Governance as Forestry: Deriving Policy Principles from Complex Systems Theory and Practice | ||
| Linda Garcia*, Georgetown University; Ellen Surles, Booz Allen Hamilton | The Rise and Fall of Media Ownership Issues: A Network Perspective of the Policy Field | ||
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| Moderator: | J. H. Snider | ||
| Authors: | Coleman Bazelon*, The Brattle Group | Overreaching: The Policy Failures of the 700 MHz Auction | |
| Victor Pickard*, University of Illinois; Sascha Meinrath, New America Foundation | Revitalizing the Public Airwaves: Opportunistic Unlicensed Reuse of Government Spectrum | ||
| Siddhartha Raja*, Indeterminate Inc.; Rajendra Singh | The Implications of Multiple Play For Spectrum Policy | ||
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| Moderator: | Eloy Vidal | ||
| Authors: | Dhanaraj Thakur*, Georgia Institute of Technology; Michael Best, Georgia Institute of Technology | The Telecommunications Policy Process in Post-conflict Developing Countries – the Case of Liberia | |
| Alison Gillwald*, Witwatersrand University | Towards an African e-Index: Assessing Policy Outcomes in 16 African Countries | ||
| Krishna Jayakar*, Penn State Univeristy; Eun-A Park, Pennsylvania State University | Patterns of E-Rate Funding to School Districts: An Eight State Comparison | ||
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| Moderator: | Diedre Mulligan | ||
| Authors: | Lorrie Cranor*, Carnegie Mellon; Aleecia McDonald, Carnegie Mellon University | The Cost of Reading Privacy Policies | |
| Jennifer King*, UC-Berkeley Law; Chris Hoofnagle, UC-Berkeley Law | Wireless Location Privacy: Californians' Awareness and Attitudes Towards Wireless Location Tracking | ||
| Robert Bodle*, College of Mount St. Joseph; Cynthia Gregory, College of Mount St. Joseph | Lost and Found in Google's Cloud: Privacy, Participation and Education in Web 2.0 Search | ||
| 12:50 pm | Lunch | ||
| 2:00 pm | Sessions | ||
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| Moderator: | Caspar Bowden | ||
| Authors: | Michael Nelson*, Georgetown University; Julie Celton, Georgetown University; Abraham Newman, Georgetown University | The EU Data Retention Directive and the Real Drivers of Change in European Privacy Policy | |
| Herbert Lin*, National Research Council | Towards a Safer and More Secure Cyberspace - A Recent NRC Report | ||
| John Bagby | Imagining How to Exploit w00t from Virtual Environments to Inform Real World Public Policy | ||
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| Moderator: | Milton Mueller |
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| Authors: | Jean Camp*, Indiana University | Policy Implications and Questions on IPv4 Exhaustion | |
| Richard Jimmerson*, ARIN; Megan Kruse, ARIN | IPv4 Depletion and IPv6 Adoption | ||
| William Lehr*, MIT; Tom Vest, RIPE; Eliot Lear, Cisco | Running on Empty: the Challenge of Managing Internet Addresses | ||
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| Moderator: | Sharon Eisner-Gillette | ||
| Authors: | Lorenzo Pupillo*, Telecom Italia; William Lehr, MIT; Alain De Fontenay, Columbia University | Toward Wholesale Markets in Last-mile Bottleneck Facilities: Market and Policy Challenges | |
| Debra Aron*, LECG | Pricing Principles and Pricing Methodologies for Essential Facilities | ||
| Eric Ralph*, EKonomics LLC; Henry Ergas, Concept Economics; Claudio Boreggi, Telecom Italia | Efficiency and Above Cost Termination Rates for Entrants | ||
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| Moderator: | Heather Hudson | ||
| Authors: | Shane Greenstein*, Northwestern University; Ryab McDevitt, Northwestern University | The Broadband Bonus: Accounting for Broadband Internet’s Impact on U.S. GDP | |
| Mark Jamison*, PURC, University of Florida; Lynne Holt, Public Utility Research Center | Broadband and Contributions to Economic Growth: Lessons from the U.S. Experience | ||
| Jed Kolko*, PPIC | The Effect of Broadband on Local Economic Development | ||
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| Moderator: | Susan Crawford |
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| Authors: | Mark Cooper*, Center for Internet and Society | Round #1 of the Digital Intellectual Property Wars: Consumers and Artists Win Big in the Music Sector | |
| Joel Waldfogel*, University of Pennsylvania | Music for a Song: An Empirical Look at Uniform Song Pricing and its Alternatives | ||
| Wendy Seltzer*, Berkman Center Internet & Soc. | The Imperfect Is the Enemy of the Good: DRM vs Open Source Development | ||
| 3:40 pm | Coffee break | ||
| 4:10 pm | Sessions | ||
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| Authors: | Jonathan Aronson*, USC Annenberg School; John Richards, UCSD | Global Governance in the Digital Era: Challenges Facing the Next Administration | |
| Nanette Levinson*, American University | Idea Entrepreneurship and Institutional Change: Emerging Internet Governance Fields | ||
| Krishna Jayakar*, Penn State Univeristy | The Conditional Access System: The Political Economy of India's Cable Carriage Regulation | ||
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| Authors: | Barbara Cherry*, Indiana University | Institutional Governance for Essential Industries Under Complexity: Providing Resilience Within the Rule of Law | |
| Andrew Odlyzko*, University of Minnesota | The Delusions of Net Neutrality | ||
| "Geoffrey Goodell*, Harvard University; Allan Friedman, Harvard University; Scott Bradner | Scarcity, Discrimination, and Transparency: Understanding Network Management | ||
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| Moderator: | Marvin Sirbu | ||
| Authors: | Gregory Rosston*, SIEPR--Stanford University; Scott Savage, University of Colorado; Bradley Wimmer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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The Effect of “Deregulation” on Regulator Behavior: Panel-data Analysis | |
| Robert Seamans*, Haas School of Business | Entry Deterrence and New Technology Deployment in Local Cable TV Markets | ||
| Edmond Baranes*, University of Montpellier | Cost-Based Access Pricing and Collusion with Bundling | ||
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| Moderator: | David Hoover | ||
| Authors: | Richard Taylor*, Pennsylvania State University | Measuring the Impacts of ICT: Theories of Information and Development | |
| Pitikorn Tengtrakul*, Carnegie Mellon University; Jon Peha, Carnegie Mellon University | Access to and Penetration of ICT in Rural Thailand | ||
| Luis Emiliani*, Arqiva SMS | Universal Service and Universal Access to Telecommunications: A Review | ||
| Andrew S. Bennett*, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University | Towards a National Information Infrastructure Initiative: An Analysis of Global Broadband Deployment | ||
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| Moderator: | David Opderbeck | ||
| Authors: | Kenneth Flamm*, Univ of Texas at Austin | Under the Hood: The Sources of Price-Performance Improvement in Microprocessors, and Implications for IT Policy | |
| Stuart Benjamin*, Duke Law School; Arti Rai, Duke Law School | Fixing Innovation Policy: A Structural Perspective | ||
| Wung Park*, ETRI; Pyoung Cho, ETRI; Hea Jung, ETRI | Analysis on Each Country's Performance in Standardization of Patent Technologies: Case Study of ITU-T | ||
| 5:50 pm | Reception | ||
| Poster Sessions | |||
| 7:00 pm | |||
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| Telecommunications policy is inherently interdisciplinary. Some policy issues are closely linked to the underlying technology. This panel will discuss the quality and quantity of useful technical information that is available to policymakers who are confronting these issues, and what additional steps if any might make help policymakers be even better informed in the future. The panel includes both telecom policymakers, i.e. a former FCC Chairman, former FCC Commissioner, and former Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce. It also includes engineers who have informed policymakers as members of staff at the FCC and the House Commerce Committee, and on technical advisory committees to the FCC and NTIA. | |||
| Moderator: | Jon Peha | ||
| Participants: | Harold Furchtgott-Roth Dale Hatfield Reed Hundt Mike Marcus Jon Peha |
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