High-speed data connections, or broadband, are critical to the economy. Our work on broadband covers a wide range of topics, including the digital divide, wireline and wireless provision, spectrum, net neutrality, competition, and more.
Research Papers
Internet Peering and Transit
Anna-Maria Kovaks
The Internet has evolved from four university mainframes connected by 64-kilobit lines…
Event Multimedia
Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet Interconnection from Hierarchy to
Stanley M. Besen and Mark Israel
Attachments Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet Interconnection from Hierarchy to �Mesh�:…
Event Multimedia
Event Presentation: Comments on Lehr, Sevcik & Weinberg. The Future of Internet Economics
Shane Greenstein
Attachments Event Presentation: Comments on Lehr, Sevcik & Weinberg. The Future of…
Event Multimedia
Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet
Anna-Maria Kovaks
Attachments Event Presentation: The Evolution of Internet
Event Multimedia
Event Presentation: Measuring Internet Performance when Broadband is the Next PSTN
William Lehr
Attachments Event Presentation: Measuring Internet Performance when Broadband is the Next PSTN
Research Papers
Measuring Internet Performance when Broadband is the New PSTN
William Lehr
As we consider the transition from the telephony PSTN to broadband as…
Research Papers
Empowering Internet Users to Manage Broadband Consumption
Peter Sevcik
It’s time to empower Internet users with bandwidth consumption transparency. Users have…
Research Papers
Know Your Limits
Michael Weinberg
Usage–‐based pricing, today most commonly encountered in the form of data caps,…
Hey, FCC: Stop Counting!
Scott Wallsten
By June 2011, nearly one-third of American households relied solely on wireless…
Where do vendors to cable think the industry is heading? Evidence from trade show data, 2012
Scott Wallsten
For the past three years I have been collecting data about exhibitors…
