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Episode 16: The Whole Spectrum
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Manage episode 164682043 series 1298800
When you think of giant cable companies, do you find yourself wishing they could be bigger? Do you even find yourself thinking of giant cable companies? Whether you do or do not, you might learn something from our discussion with James Speta, who attempts to shows us the middle way on the issues facing broadband internet. Vertical and horizontal integration, bundling, packets, spectrum, and monopoly. We return to the law and policy of the network.
This show’s links:
- Jim Speta’s faculty profile and writing
- James B. Speta, Supervising Managed Services
- Oral Argument Episode 10 with Christina Mulligan, with discussion and links on many of the topics we discuss, including the Comcast-Time Warner merger, net neutrality, Verizon v. FCC, content delivery networks, the Comcast-Netflix deal, pCell technology, and common carrier regulations
- Comcast, Press Release about its FCC filing on its proposed merger with Time Warner
- Edward Wyatt, Internet Choice Will Be Crucial Battlefield in Big Cable Merger
- Edward Wyatt, Senate Panel Expresses Caution on Merger of Cable Giants
- Susan Crawford, Comcast Pretends to Be on Your Side
- Wikipedia on the Telecommunications Act of 1996
- The National Broadband Plan, executive summary
- Susan Crawford, The Looming Cable Monopoly
- Cecilia Kang, Comcast the little guy? There’s competition everywhere, the company argues
- Bae, Beigman, Berry, Honig, Shen, Vohra, and Zhou, Spectrum Markets for Wireless Services
- Reed Hastings, Internet Tolls And The Case For Strong Net Neutrality
- Jon Brodkin, Netflix says it will pay “tolls” to more ISPs, not just Comcast
- Benjamin, Shelnski, Speta, and Weiser, Telecommunications Law and Policy: Third Edition
Special Guest: James Speta.
159 episodes
Archived series ("HTTP Redirect" status)
Replaced by: Oral Argument
When? This feed was archived on January 19, 2018 10:53 (). Last successful fetch was on January 19, 2018 11:48 ()
Why? HTTP Redirect status. The feed permanently redirected to another series.
What now? If you were subscribed to this series when it was replaced, you will now be subscribed to the replacement series. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 164682043 series 1298800
When you think of giant cable companies, do you find yourself wishing they could be bigger? Do you even find yourself thinking of giant cable companies? Whether you do or do not, you might learn something from our discussion with James Speta, who attempts to shows us the middle way on the issues facing broadband internet. Vertical and horizontal integration, bundling, packets, spectrum, and monopoly. We return to the law and policy of the network.
This show’s links:
- Jim Speta’s faculty profile and writing
- James B. Speta, Supervising Managed Services
- Oral Argument Episode 10 with Christina Mulligan, with discussion and links on many of the topics we discuss, including the Comcast-Time Warner merger, net neutrality, Verizon v. FCC, content delivery networks, the Comcast-Netflix deal, pCell technology, and common carrier regulations
- Comcast, Press Release about its FCC filing on its proposed merger with Time Warner
- Edward Wyatt, Internet Choice Will Be Crucial Battlefield in Big Cable Merger
- Edward Wyatt, Senate Panel Expresses Caution on Merger of Cable Giants
- Susan Crawford, Comcast Pretends to Be on Your Side
- Wikipedia on the Telecommunications Act of 1996
- The National Broadband Plan, executive summary
- Susan Crawford, The Looming Cable Monopoly
- Cecilia Kang, Comcast the little guy? There’s competition everywhere, the company argues
- Bae, Beigman, Berry, Honig, Shen, Vohra, and Zhou, Spectrum Markets for Wireless Services
- Reed Hastings, Internet Tolls And The Case For Strong Net Neutrality
- Jon Brodkin, Netflix says it will pay “tolls” to more ISPs, not just Comcast
- Benjamin, Shelnski, Speta, and Weiser, Telecommunications Law and Policy: Third Edition
Special Guest: James Speta.
159 episodes
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