Unleashing Unlicensed: How Wi-Fi Got Its Regulatory Groove
An Information Economy Project Conference: THE GENESIS OF UNLICENSED WIRELESS: How Spread Spectrum Devices Won Access to License-Exempt Bandwidth. (April 4, 2008)
NEW! (04/11) Digital Recording and Papers Presented at Unlicensed Wireless Conference
Andrew Odlyzko Discusses 'Technology Manias' and Bubble 2.0
Big Ideas About Information Lecture Series: "Technology Manias: Comparing the 1999 Internet Bubble with the 1840s Railroad Mania" (March 18, 2008)
About the Information Economy Project
The Information Economy Project of the National Center for Technology and Law seeks to promote quality academic research and sophisticated debate on public policy issues in the Information Economy. These involve, among other topics, how governments regulate communications networks, the role of antitrust in software, computer chips and online services, the effect of media content controls, and how intellectual property (IP) rules are challenged by the advent of innovative technologies. [more...]
The Information Economy Project is directed by Professor Thomas W. Hazlett