Event Presentation: Measuring Internet Performance when Broadband is the Next PSTN
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Event Presentation: Comments on Lehr, Sevcik & Weinberg. The Future of Internet Economics
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Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet Interconnection from Hierarchy to
Attachments Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet Interconnection from Hierarchy to �Mesh�:…
Event Presentation: Innovation Consensus
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ICANN at a Crossroads: A Proposal for Better Governance and Performance Presentation
ICANN at a Crossroads: A Proposal for Better Governance and Performance
2009 IGF Workshop on Net Neutrality
The workshop discussed the accuracy of a very term of Network Neutrality in opposition to a term of Open Internet. It further discussed economics and engineering aspects of networks and how network management regulation might affect those investments. It also discussed the end-user perspective, need for transparency and a freedom of choice. As a cross-cutting issue, the implications to the digital divide and development were examined. Needs for policy and regulatory approaches towards network management were questioned and discussed, including analysing several experiences on national levels.
Broadband, Economic Growth, and the Financial Crisis: Informing the Stimulus Package
How best to include broadband in an economic stimulus package depends, in part, on understanding two critical issues: how broadband affects economic growth, and how the credit crisis has affected broadband investment. In particular, one might favor aggressive government intervention if broadband stimulates growth and investment is now lagging. Alternatively, money might be better spent elsewhere if the effects on growth are smaller than commonly believed or private investment is continuing despite the crisis.