Issues

Internet Points of Control

This paper identifies sections of the networks comprising the Internet where content passing over it can be controlled.

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments, The First Amendment, and Internet Speech: Notes for the Next Yahoo! v. LICRA

The author argues that the enforcement of foreign speech laws could have detrimental chilling effects in the U.S.

Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination

This paper looks at ideas to support open access to the Internet, including net neutrality rules.

From Sector-Specific Regulation to Antitrust Law for U.S. Telecommunications: The Prospects for Transition

This paper looks at changes over time in telecommunications law, especially affecting mergers.

Conditioning Prices on Purchase History

This paper asks when sellers will tend to charge different prices to different buyers.

Public Policy Towards the Internet and Development

This paper looks at how the Internet affects businesses and consumers.

An Economic Assessment of UCITA

This paper looks at a proposed model state law (UCITA) to update contract law for information products like software.

Property Rights in Emerging Platform Technologies

There are situations where sellers of video games and software might benefit consumers by coordinating on price.

Regulation of Broadband Telecommunications, the Principle of Regulating Narrowly Defined Input Bottlenecks...

This paper asks how networks owned by telephone companies should be regulated to encourage broadband competition.

Trademarks, Cybersquatters and Domain Names

This article asserts that cyberspace will see an increase in trademarks and thus more trademark-related disputes.