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The FCC Economic Seminars program, managed by OSP, is
intended to advance recent economic analyses in the fields of
industrial organization, regulation, and applied microeconomics.
The Commission recognizes the importance of expanding its engagement
with the research community because staff members often must address
difficult issues requiring substantive expertise. Invited speakers
primarily are economists but they also include other professionals
with expertise on communications issues of interest to FCC economists.
The seminar schedules are organized in the spring and fall.
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Feb
25
David Waterman,
Indiana Univ.
Horizontal and Vertical
Integration in Cable Industry:
Implications for Proposed Open Internet Rules
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Dec 17
Jon Peha, FCC
FCC Chief Technologist
Peer-to-Peer Networks and Copyrighted Content:
Technical and Policy Implications |
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Nov
19
Phil Weiser, DOJ
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Reflections on Telecom Competition
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Nov 17
Joe Farrell, FTC
Director, Bureau of Economics
Welfare Analytics of Aftermarkets:
A Consumer
Protection Approach to Net Neutrality |
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Oct
20
Jay Hamilton, Duke
Univ.
How Can Public Policies
Sustain the
Accountability Reporting by
Media? |
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Seminars are scheduled for 2:00 unless shown otherwise
above. They take place at 445 12th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554.
The closest Metro stop is the Smithsonian Station. Exit from
the station at Independence Avenue and walk
three blocks south, on 12th Street, to the FCC Building.
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Seminars are free and open to the public but prior arrangements must
be made in order to pass through building security. For more information
or to arrange attendance, contact Jonathan Levy (FCC Deputy Chief
Economist) at (202) 418-2030 or send e-mail to jlevy@fcc.gov.
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