Broadband Media Publications from the Media Center at New York Law School:

• Broadband Symposium Issue - SPRING 2009, 18 MEDIA L. & POL’Y (18.2)

Broadband Media Published Works from the Media Center at New York Law School:

• Dr. Dariusz Adamski, Broadband Policy in Europe and the US: A Comparative Review, Media Law & Policy Volume 18, Number 2 (Spring 2009)
• Professor Michael Botein, Regulation of Municipal Wi-Fi, New York Law School Law Review Voume 51, Number 4 (2006-2007)
• Patrick Brogan, The Economic Benefits of Broadband and Information Technology, Media Law & Policy Volume 18, Number 2 (Spring 2009)
• Dr. Larry F. Darby & Dr. Joseph P. Fuhr Jr., Consumer Welfae, Capital Formation and Net Neutrality: Paying for the Next Generation Broadband Networks, Media Law & Policy Volume 16, Number 2 (Summer 2007)
• Jennifer A. Manner, Telecommunications in a Dearth of Capital: A Changed Paradgim that Requires a New Way of Thinking, Media Law & Policy Volume 18, Number 2 (Spring 2009)
• Dr. Alan Pearce & Dr. Michael Pagano, Accelerated Wireless Broadband Infrastructure Deployment: The Impact on GDP and Employment, Media Law & Policy Volume 18, Number 2 (Spring 2009)
• Richard Raysman & Peter Brown, Technology Initiatives in the New Administration, Media Law & Policy Volume 18 Number 2 (Spring 2009)

Broadband Media Working Papers from the Media Center at New York Law School: 

• Dr. Dariusz Adamski, University of Wroclaw, Poland, Google, the Guilds, and the Reading Public: Settlement is Code is Law?
• Professor Michael Botein, New York Law School, Federal Regulation of FIOS and Lightspeed: A Tale of Two Jurisdictional Dilemmas
• Robert B. Cohen, Cohen Communications Group, Virtual Worlds and the Transformation of Business: Impacts on the U.S. Economy, Jobs, and Industrial Competitiveness
• Dr. Larry F. Darby & Dr. Joseph P. Fuhr Jr., Investing in Economic Growth: Broadband Network Tax Forbearance
  
• Robert H. Mayer, US Telecom, The Economic Impact of Information and Communications Technology, Slideshow