The Effect of Graduated Response Anti-Piracy Laws on Music Sales: Evidence from an Event Study in France
Despite the problem that filesharing poses to creative industries, there is little…
Research Papers
The Metric is the Message: How much of the Decline in Sound Recording Sales is due to File-Sharing?
The file-sharing literature has focused mainly on whether file-sharing has decreased record…
Internet Peering and Transit
The Internet has evolved from four university mainframes connected by 64-kilobit lines…
Measuring Internet Performance when Broadband is the New PSTN
As we consider the transition from the telephony PSTN to broadband as…
Empowering Internet Users to Manage Broadband Consumption
It’s time to empower Internet users with bandwidth consumption transparency. Users have…
Know Your Limits
Usage–‐based pricing, today most commonly encountered in the form of data caps,…
How to Create a More Efficient Broadband Universal Service Program by Incorporating Demand and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
The existing high-cost fund suffers from two inherent flaws: it does not incorporate how much consumers value the services being subsidized, and does not measure the incremental, rather than average, effects of the program. This paper proposes a way to incorporate those factors into the Connect America Fund�the proposed high-cost broadband support program�to enable it to operate more efficiently than the existing high-cost program ever could.
Revised articles from TPI conference “Antitrust and the Dynamics of Competition in High-Tech Industries” Review of Industrial Organization
Attachments Antitrust and the Dynamics of Competition in High-Tech Industries