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Volume 11 Issue 5

August 2009

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Volume 4 Number 3

September 2008

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Volume 59 Number 2

March 2007

 

The Genesis of Unlicensed Wireless

An Information Economy Conference - April 4, 2008

Volume 11 Issue 5 INFO (August 2009)

 

Guest Editorial

 

Charles L. Jackson

Unlicensed to Kill: A Brief History of the FCC Part 15 Rules

 

Kenneth R. Carter

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth: The Path from Carter and Reagan-era Faith in Deregulation to Widespread Products Impacting Our World

 

 

Michael J. Marcus

History of Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) in the Unlicensed Bands

 

Kevin Negus & Al Petrick

Unlicensed: The Case of Wi-Fi

 

Ing Victor Hayes & Ir. Wolter Lemstra

Grazing on the Commons: The Emergence of Part 15

 

Henry Goldberg

Unleashing Innovation: Making the FCC User-Friendly

 

Stephen J. Lukasik

Broadband Access in Unlicensed Bands for Fun & Profit

 

Tim Pozar

 

Abstracts

"Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference: Guest Editorial" by Charles L. Jackson, 5 INFO (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Unlicensed to Kill: A Brief History of the FCC Part 15 Rules" by Kenneth R. Carter, 5 INFO 8-18 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Wi-Fi and Bluetooth: The Path from Carter and Reagan-era Faith in Deregulation to Widespread Products Impacting Our World" by Michael J. Marcus, 5 INFO 19-35 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"History of Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) in the Unlicensed Bands" by Kevin Negus & Al Petrick, 5 INFO 35-56 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Unlicensed: The Case of Wi-Fi" by Ing Victor Hayes & Ir. Wolter Lemstra, 5 INFO 57-71 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Grazing on the Commons: The Emergence of Part 15" by Henry Goldberg, 5 INFO 72-75 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Unleashing Innovation: Making the FCC User-Friendly" by Stephen J. Lukasik, 5 INFO 76-85 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

"Has "Unlicensed" in Part 15 Worked? A Case Study" by Tim Pozar, 5 INFO 86-91 (August 2009), Quick Links: Unlicensed Wireless Policy Conference

 

 

Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets

An Information Economy Conference - February 1, 2008

Volume 4 Number 3 J. of Competition L. & Econ. (September 2008)

 

Market Definition and Unilateral Competitive Effects in Online Retail Markets

 

 

Michael Baye

Some Dynamics of Horizontal Merger Analysis In General and With Respect to XM-Sirius

 

 

Thomas Hazlett

Evaluating Market Power with Two-Sided Demand and Preemptive Offers to Dissipate Monopoly Rent: Lessons for High-Technology Industries from the Antitrust Division's Approval of the XM-Sirius Satellite Radio Merger

 

 

J. Greg Sidak & Hal J. Singer

Abstracts and Related Scholarship

"Technological Innovation and Merger Policy's Third Era" by Howard Shelanski (Presentation Feb. 1 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Market Definition in Online Markets" by Michael Baye, Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 4(3), 639–653 (Sept. 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Sky Wars: The Attempted Merger of Dish/DirecTV" by Richard Gilbert (Presentation Feb. 1 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Defining the Relevant Product Market for Google Google- DoubleClick Merger" by Hal Singer & Robert W. Hahn (Presentation Feb. 1 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Nice Theory, But Where's the Evidence?: The Use of Economic Evidence to Evaluate Vertical and Conglomerate Mergers in the U.S. and E.U." by Mary T. Coleman (Presentation Feb. 1 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Horizontal Mergers Among IP Licensors and IP Licensees" by Luke Froeb (Presentation Feb. 1 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Are 'Online Markets' Real and Relevant? From Monster/Hotjobs to Google/DoubleClick" by Bruce Abramson, Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 4(3), 655–662 (Sept. 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Antitrust in Orbit: Some Dynamics of Horizontal Merger Analysis in General and with Respect to XM-Sirius" by Thomas W. Hazlett, Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 4(3), 753–773 (Sept. 2008) , Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

"Evaluating Market Power with Two-Sided Demand and Preemptive Offers to Dissipate Monopoly Rent: Lessons for High-Technology Industries from the Proposed Merger of XM and Sirius Satellite Radio" by J. Greg Sidak and Hal J. Singer, Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 4(3), 697–751 (Sept. 2008), Quick Links: Merger Analysis in High Tech Markets Conference

 

 

The Crisis in Public Safety Communications

An Information Economy Conference - December 6, 2006

Volume 59 Number 2 F. Comm. L. J. (March 2007)

 

Sending Out an S.O.S.: Public Safety Communications Interoperability as a Collective Action Problem

 

 

Jerry Brito

Solving the Interoperability Problem: Are We On the Same Channel? An Essay on the Problems and Prospects for Public Safety Radio

 

 

Gerald R. Faulhaber

Fundamental Reform in Public Safety Communications Policy

 

 

Jon M. Peha

Communicating During Emergencies: Toward Interoperability and Effective Information Management

 

 

Philip J. Weiser

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