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1. COOK Report for September 2010
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... grid.  The iron grip of the incumbents on the regulators could be forcing the users of sensors to build separate networks.  This may well render the use of the technology infeasible. As Tim Cowen points ...

2. COOK Report for July 2010
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...     p 54 How ACIs Benefit the Rest of the Internet Ecosystem                p. 56 ACI,  Network Neutrality Challenges, and Last Mile Networks        p. 57 Some State Level Regulatory Implications    ...

3. February March 2010
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... in which geek values of open source software and collabo- rative networks are harvested into creating public/private partnerships that evolve into the business opportunities and a dynamic and competi- ...

4. January 2010
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... outstanding example of convergence in ICT. As the well known technology changes of the last 30 years have made telecommunications networks and the digital devices that ride their wires or their spectrum ...

5. December 2009
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... the period of time from Carterphone to Powell Martin shrunk, the fact that there was essentially only one point of entry for customers into increasingly closed networks created a meaningless choice between ...

6. November 2009
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IT, Networks and Medical Care General issues: This unusually long and detailed article compiled from my summers experience surveys what I believe to be the most up to date and most critical issues ...

7. October 2009
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... print and the pdf so I am attaching it. Erik Cecil on Why the Stimulus Must be Gotten Right, p. 27 So too, fiber optics is to networks what asphalt is to roads. It's the stuff we build with; it's ...

8. August 2009
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... he indicated that he was even providing talking points to the minister for his speeches. In a post to the US-based Economics of IP Networks mailing list, which circulates across some 200 inter- national ...

9. July 2009
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... trade. Waterways - particularly points of confluence between several waterways - were the original highways, communication pathways, and nodes on networks of trade routes. River valleys, protected by topography ...

10. June 2009
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... infrastructure that receives a substantial subsidy and is operated on an open basis. Communications networks are collective goods that produce massive, massive positive externalities, and the information ...

11. May 2009
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... necessary role for data networks in the world of research in high energy physics. We traced its development in the global network that enables the use of the Large Hadron Collider and examined the Collider ...

12. April 2009
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... the first part of a long two-part interview with a high energy physicist Harvey Newman.  Harvey explains the origins of his involvement in data networks and other fields of information technology, ...

13. March 2009
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... at giving people access to the Internet on open local networks managed by cities and counties. “We envision a community-wide fiber network linking all local government buildings, schools, and libraries. ...

14. COOK Report Business Model
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COOK Report Business Model and Policy for Economics of IP Networks Creation Space The COOK Report serves an international community of thought leaders focused on strategy affecting the Internet as a ...

15. February 2009
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... examines the continued evolution of both fiber infrastructure and optical networking in research, education, and tech transfer networks and network projects in the Netherlands.  It also looks at the ...

16. January 2009
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... p. 17 Orthogonal Transformations on Telecommunications and Networks of People and Machines by Jaap van Till Introduction                ...

17. November 2008
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... the higher level strategists will never be aware that they should even think about it. Open Access Fiber Definition? p. 26 We talk about open access fiber networks all the time but New Zealand’s ...

18. December 2008
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... networks with the electrical grid is a very tough proposition. A smart grid does not require an advanced network and can easily work with low speed Zigbee wireless devices. Kenneth Miller adds I struggle ...

19. October 2008
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... a threefold process (1) to acquire a real national network built out from the NLR backbone by means of sharing agreements with the regional research networks and the state networks. (2.) to build ...

20. September 2008
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... with the people and build Friefunk wireless mesh networks. While doing so they see local problems and priorities apply their ICT knowledge to making solutions that will met those local needs in the most ...