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2003 Program
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Saturday,
September 20, 2003 |
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2:00 PM - 3:40 PM
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Spectrum Policy:
Unlicensed |
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Moderator: |
Peter Tenhula, FCC |
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Papers: |
WI-FI Networks and the Reorganization of Wireline-Wireless
Relationship |
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Harmeet Sawhney, Indiana
University |
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Supercommons: Toward a Unified Theory of Wireless
Communication |
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Kevin Werbach,
Supernova Group LLC |
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Assessing Cooperative Action in 802.11 Networks |
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Christian Sandvig, University of Illinois |
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Adaptive Spectrum Access: Using the Full
Spectrum Space |
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William Horne,
The MITRE Corporation |
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Competition Policy 1 |
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Moderator: |
Chris Savage, Cole Raywid and Braverman |
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Economic Case for Voluntary Structural Separation |
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William Lehr,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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R. Glenn Hubbard,
Columbia University |
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Pricing on Markets with Network Externalities and Coalitionally
Rational Consumers |
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Rossella
Argenziano, Yale University |
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Attila
Ambrus, Yale University |
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Pricing of Complementary Goods and Network Effects |
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Nicholas Economides, Stern School of Business, New York
University |
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V. Brian Viard, Graduate School of Business,
Stanford University |
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Imperfect Competition in Internet Markets:
The Role of Network Effects in Determining Market Structure |
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Jay P. Kesan,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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Andres A. Gallo,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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Panel - |
Linking Barriers and Proposed Policy Initiatives: The Case of
Telemedicine and E-Health |
The use of telecommunication technologies to deliver eGovernment services,
online education and especially health services over a distance has enjoyed
significant development over the past decade. Yet actual utilization often
falls short of the potential offered by this innovative means of delivery. This panel will focus on the case of telemedicine and e-health, to link
lessons learned from telemedicine research with current and future policy
activities. The case of telemedicine can inform policy research in other
related areas such as digital libraries, eGovernment and online education.
Topics covered will include an overview of telecommunication initiatives
related to telemedicine, a synthesis of research on challenges/barriers in
telemedicine deployment and analysis of federal priorities. Further
discussion will touch on the convergence of legal issues with actual
delivery of health services. We'll finish with a discussion of current and
future policy initiatives necessary to maximize telemedicine.
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Moderator: |
Pamela Whitten
Dept. of
Telecommunications, Michigan State University |
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Panelists: |
Lammot Dupont
TOP, NTIA |
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William England
Universal Subsidy
Fund, FCC |
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Jon Linkous
American Telemedicine Association |
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Dena Puskin
Office for the Advancement of Telehealth, HRSA |
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Robert Waters
Center for Telemedicine Law, Arent Fox EHealth and Telemedicine |
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Copyright and Communications |
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Moderator: |
Gigi Sohn, Public Knowledge |
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Stopping Digital Copyright Infringement Without Stopping Innovation |
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Mark A. Lemley,
University of California at Berkeley |
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R. Anthony Reese,
University of Texas School of Law |
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Analysis of Security Vulnerabilities in the Movie
Production and Distribution Process |
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Patrick McDaniel, AT&T Labs - Research |
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Simon Byers, AT&T Labs - Research |
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Lorrie Cranor, AT&T Labs - Research |
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Eric Cronin, University of Pennsylvania |
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David Kormann, AT&T Labs - Research |
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The Celestial Jukebox Revisited: Best Practices and
Copyright Law Revisions for Subscription-Based Online Music Services |
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Adam David Marcus,
Georgetown University |
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