Archive: News
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Center hosting TTP discussion on Capitol Hill
October 1, 2015 – The Georgetown Center is hosting “Progress this Week on the Trans-PacificPartnership?” a Georgetown on the Hill Event. The event, which runs from noon to 1:30 PM will take place
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Jeff Prince named visiting senior policy scholar for Fall 2015
The Center for Business and Public Policy has announced that Jeff Prince will be a visiting senior policy scholar in the Fall of 2015. He will be in residence at the McDonough School of Business
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Macher discussing innovation, entrepreneurship, and firm performance at Strategic Management Society Meeting
Center Academic Director Jeffrey Macher will be attending the Strategic Management Society annual meetings in Denver on Sunday, October 4, 2015. While there he will be a panelist discussing “The
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Corrado, Ukhaneva present telecom service price research at FCC
On September 28, 2015 at the FCC Headquarters CBPP scholars Carol Corrado and Olga Ukhaneva presented their work on hedonic analysis of fixed broadband prices within the OECD-FCC International Bu
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Scott Wallsten: “Lightsquared, LTE-U and the revenge of the ‘anti-commons'” (The Hill)
Many have feared that unlicensed spectrum would suffer from a "tragedy of the commons," in which the spectrum becomes congested as more users dive in without regard to their effects on other user
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Teleconference on affordability of Title II examines issues with FCC analysis, suggests order faces legal uncertainty
The Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy’s Project on the Evolution of Regulation and Innovation hosted a teleconference September 18th at 9:00 am ET to discuss the Center’s Economic
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Downes discusses divide between technological innovation, policy in Democracy: A Journal of Ideas
Democracy: A Journal of Ideas In the latest issues of Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, Larry Downes discusses the “growing divide between disruptive innovation and technology policy.” Downes loo
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Join the teleconference tomorrow: Can the U.S. Afford Title II? Debating Costs versus Benefits
On 9/18 the Center will host a teleconference, “Can the U.S. Afford Title II? Debating Costs versus Benefits.” Please join us from 9:00 – 10:00 AM, dial in number: 866-952-1906. On September 1
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Mayo pens new EPV: “Results Based Regulation: 20th Century Lessons and 21st Century Opportunities”
The Center issued a new Economic Policy Vignette, Results-Based Regulation: 20th-Century Lessons and 21st-Century Opportunities. This EPV provides a new lens and fresh perspective for regulators
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Downes in Forbes: “Judgment Day for the FCC’s Latest Net Neutrality Folly”
Larry Downes’ latest Forbes piece examines the legal actions now being taken against the so-called net neutrality rules put forth by the FCC last spring. Downes focuses on the arguments being ma
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