Christopher Yoo
Colleges / Universities: University of Pennsylvania
Broadband and Wireless Technologies
Description:
“Broadband” refers to high-speed data networks that allow users to access Internet services such as streaming media, VoIP, etc. Broadband is often defined by regulators based on the data rates or “speed” the network provides. The speeds which define broadband have changed – and will continue to change – as technologies improve and infrastructure investments continue.
Broadband and Wireless Technologies Scholars
Dale Hatfield
Colleges / Universities: University of Colorado
Gregory L. Rosston
Colleges / Universities: Stanford University
Ian Walden
Colleges / Universities: Queen Mary University of London
Recent Broadband and Wireless Technologies Blog Posts
Recent Broadband and Wireless Technologies Academic Article Summaries
Quotes in the News
Calo, M. (2020, June 4). South China Morning Post.“Either you have a system unlikely to help people navigate their world, to leave their house and feel safe, or you have privacy trade-offs.”
M. Ryan Calo
TAP Scholar
Lane Powell and D. Wayne Gittinger Professor
School of Law
University of Washington
Hartzog, W. (2020, May 12). Los Angeles Times.“We are repeatedly told that contact tracing apps and COVID-19-related surveillance are temporary measures for use until the pandemic passes. That’s likely to be a fantasy.”
Woodrow Hartzog
TAP Scholar
Professor of Law
School of Law
Boston University
Picker, R. (2020, May 6). Futurity.“To close the digital divide, the federal government needs to view broadband like the US Postal Service when it was first developed, concentrating on connecting all citizens rather than just communities where the service makes economic sense.”
Randal Picker
TAP Scholar
James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law
School of Law
University of Chicago
Gray, M. (2020, April 21). The Hill.“To succeed, contact tracing programs require that people trust the entity to whom they are reporting. Trust is built on empathy, patience and the ability to help someone who has just been exposed to a life-threatening disease.”
Mary L. Gray
TAP Scholar
Senior Principal Researcher
Microsoft Research
Associate Professor
Senior Principal Researcher
Microsoft Research
Associate Professor
School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering
Indiana University, Bloomington
Fox, E. (2020, February 10). Reuters.“If this merger is not anticompetitive, even with the remedies agreed to, it is hard to know what is.”
Eleanor Fox
TAP Scholar
Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation
School of Law
New York University
