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2003 Program
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Saturday,
September 20, 2003 |
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10:40 AM - 12:20 PM
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Spectrum Policy |
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Moderator: |
Robert Pepper, FCC OSP |
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Papers: |
Efficiency, Predictability and the Need for an
Improved Interference Standard at the FCC |
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R.
Paul Margie, FCC |
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Real-Time Secondary Markets for Spectrum |
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Jon M. Peha, Carnegie Mellon University |
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S. Panichpapiboon, Carnegie Mellon University |
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Transition Paths in a Spectrum Commons Regime |
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Siddhartha Raja, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign |
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Francois Bar, University of Southern
California |
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The U.S. Experience with Non-traditional
Approaches to Spectrum Management: Tragedies of the Commons
and Other Myths Reconsidered |
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Carol Ting,
Quello Center for Telecommunication Management & Law,
Michigan State University |
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Johannes M. Bauer,
Quello Center for Telecommunication Management &
Law,
Michigan State University |
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Seven S. Wildman,
Quello Center for Telecommunication Management &
Law,
Michigan State University |
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Telecommunications Act Revisited |
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Moderator: |
Daniel Craig, National Cable &
Telecommunications Association |
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Thinking About Openness in the Telecommunications Policy Context |
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Ashish Shah,
Carnegie Mellon University |
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Dale Hatfield, University of Colorado |
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Douglas Sicker, University of Colorado |
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The Telecommunications Meltdown in the United States: Reasons
and Solutions |
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Rob
Frieden, Pennsylvania State University |
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Addressing Political Feasibility As Well As
Economic Viability Constraints to Achieve Sustainable
Telecommunications Policies in the U.S. |
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Barbara Cherry, FCC |
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Excessive(?) Entry of National Telecom Networks,
1990-2001 |
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Christiaan Hogendorn, Wesleyan University |
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Broadband in Developing Regions |
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Moderator: |
Ben Compaine, MIT Program on Internet & Telecoms Convergence |
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Current
international issues in communications regulation: refining regulatory techniques, impact of
wireless' popularity on regulation, and the growing significance of cable television |
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Irene Wu, FCC |
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Roxanne McElvane, FCC |
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Anita Dey, FCC |
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Kiran Duwadi, FCC |
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Universal
service: beyond established
practice to possibility space |
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Krishna Jayakar, Pennsylvania State University |
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Harmeet Sawhney,
Indiana University |
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Rural Access to ICTs in Southern Africa |
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J. Riley Allen, Internews/dot-Gov |
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Bridging the Broadband Divide: Strategies
for Rural and Developing Regions |
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Heather Hudson, University of San Francisco |
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Issues
of Identity, Authentication, and Authorization in Privacy |
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Moderator: |
Mark Rotenberg, EPIC |
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Privacy Principles for Authentication Systems |
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Paula Bruening, Center for Democracy and
Technology |
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Alan Davidson, Center for Democracy and
Technology |
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Ari Schawrtz, Center for Democracy and
Technology |
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Contextualizing Online Identity:
Paradigms and Processes |
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David J. Phillips,
University of Texas at Austin |
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Role Based Authorization as a Tool for Privacy and Anonymity |
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Douglas Sicker, University of Colorado |
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Credential Wallets: A Classification of
Credential Repositories Highlighting MyProxy |
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Jim Basney, University of Illinois |
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William Yurcik, University of Illinois |
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