When Competition Doesn't Quite Cut It
Nov 5 under Articles/Policy Papers » Spectrum Reform | Read more »
Steps toward a high speed, affordable, ubiquitous wireless digital future
Ahead of his live blog session on Open Left.com concerning the development of a national broadband policy, MAP Senior Vice President Harold Feld outlined several steps necessary to create high speed and affordable wireless broadband access.
Jul 26 under Articles/Policy Papers » Spectrum Reform | Read more »
Tacit Collusion in the AWS-1 Auction: The Signaling Problem
This study utilizes the methodology developed by Peter Cramton and Jesse A. Schwartz in their 2002 paper on tacit collusion in the PCS D, E, and Block auction to identify signaling behaviors by bidders in the AWS-1 auction and measure their effects.
Jul 20 under Articles/Policy Papers » Spectrum Reform | Read more »
The 700 MHz Auction, Open Access and Municipal Wireless Networks
May 2 under Articles/Policy Papers » Broadband/Open Access | Read more »
How Incumbents Blocked New Entrants In The AWS-1 Auction: Lessons for the Future
This study examines a concerted effort by major incumbents in the FCC’s AWS-spectrum auction to target those new entrants whose entry harbingered significant potential competitive broadband threat if (1) they acquired national AWS footprint in the AWS-1 auction or (2) they acquired a strong regional or multi-regional base from which they could acquire national footprint in future auctions.
Apr 20 under Articles/Policy Papers » Broadband/Open Access | Read more »
The Relevance of Anti-Trust Law to Directors, Producers & Writers
Dec 1 under Articles/Policy Papers » Protecting Free Speech in Broadcast Media | Read more »
From Third Class Citizen to First Among Equals: Rethinking the Place of Unlicensed Spectrum in the FCC Hierarchy
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How Independent Artists Could Lose Their Independent Internet
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