Stanford Center for Internet and Society

Journal on Law and High Technology (2006) - The Political Economy of Collaborative Production in the Digital Information Age

Consumer group comments in the FCC's Broadband Practices Notice of Inquiry demonstrate the failure of the current reliance on a cozy, Telco-Cable duopoly to achieve the policy goal of a ubiquitous communications network "with adequate facilities at reasonable charge" in the broadband era.

Less than a decade after the advent of file sharing, sales figures indicate that the recording industry sold more singles than albums and unsigned artists sold more singles than record labels. Thus, the digital communications revolution has transformed the creation and distribution of music to the benefit of both consumers and artists.

Governing the Spectrum Commons

Collaborative Economics

THE IMPORTANCE OF COLLATERAL COMMUNICATIONS AND DELIBERATIVE DISCOURSE IN BUIDLING INTERNET-BASED, MEDIA REFORM MOVEMENTS

Too Much Deregulation or Not Enough

WSIS Speach: Information Infrastructure is a Public Good (and Much More in the Digital Age)

Collaborative Production in Group-Forming Networks

The Economics of Collaborative Production in the Spectrum Commons