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Policy, Legal and Regulatory Implications of a Europe-Only Cloud
Reports of surveillance by the United States lead Europeans to propose a Europe-only cloud, also called the “Schengen cloud.” A Europe-only cloud would require complex legal and technical limits on the routing of data.
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Chris Reed, Christopher Millard, Ian Walden, Jon Crowcroft, Jatinder Singh, W. Kuan Hon |
2016 |
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Does Service Bundling Reduce Churn?
This study considers whether firms that sell telecommunications services as a bundle find it easier to retain customers. The data shows that bundling does reduce “churn” for pay television, broadband, and telephone service.
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Shane Greenstein, Jeffrey Prince |
2014 |
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Does Working from Home Work? Evidence from a Chinese Experiment
Firms and economists disagree as to whether allowing employees to work from home is a good practice. This study shows that many workers are more productive when working from home; however, home workers may be promoted less often.
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Nicholas Bloom, D. John Roberts, James Liang, Zhichun Jenny Ying |
2014 |
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Singapore’s Economic Growth
This study reviewed Singapore’s economic growth from 1990-2008. Investment in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) lead to growth of average labor productivity (ALP) and gross domestic product (GDP) growth. ICT investment in became more important over time, while as the importance of ICT manufacturing declined.
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Khuong Minh Vu |
2013 |
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Evidence of a Modest Price Decline in US Broadband Services
This paper shows that, adjusting for quality, the price of broadband Internet access in the US declined slightly from 2004 to 2009.
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Shane Greenstein, Ryan McDevitt |
2011 |
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Broadband Bonus, The: Estimating Broadband Internet's Economic Value
This paper attempts to estimate the extent of economic gains from broadband adoption in the U.S.
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Shane Greenstein, Ryan McDevitt |
2011 |
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The Next Digital Decade
This book looks at the future of the Internet, asking how Internet economics and regulation are likely to change.
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John Palfrey, Tim Wu, Jonathan Zittrain, Hal R. Varian, Geoffrey Manne, James Grimmelmann, Yochai Benkler, Robert D. Atkinson, David R. Johnson, Frank Pasquale, Ethan Zuckerman, Michael Zimmer, Adam Thierer, Paul Szynol, Berin Szoka, Milton Mueller, Evgeny Morozov, Mark MacCarthy, Alex Kozinski, Andrew Keen, H. Brian Holland, Josh Goldfoot, Larry Downes, Ann M. Bartow, Stewart A. Baker, Eric Goldman |
2011 |
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The Challenge of Increasing Broadband Capacity
This paper looks at technology that increases the bandwidth of existing networks that carry broadband traffic.
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Dale Hatfield |
2010 |
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National Broadband Plan, The
This paper considers problems the FCC will face in coming up with a national broadband plan for the United States.
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Gregory L. Rosston |
2010 |
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Next Generation Connectivity
Synopsis coming soon
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Urs Gasser, Robert Faris, Yochai Benkler, Stephen Schultze, Laura Miyakawa |
2009 |