Please join us for a lunch address by FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai. Commissioner Pai will unveil his vision for E-Rate reform, which stresses meeting students’ needs in a fiscally responsible way.

Please join us for a preview of the revised and updated edition of Jonathan Nuechterlein and Philip Weiser’s influential 2005 book “Digital Crossroads: Telecommunications Law and Policy in the Internet Age” (MIT Press).

The internet we use today barely resembles the original Defense Department and academic network from which it emerged.

Join us for a discussion of the policy implications of the dynamic Internet in 2013. Books will be available for purchase.

Complaining about the cable company is a hearty American pastime: the reliability of its service, the channels it has on offer, the inability of its repairmen to show up on time.

When editors of Life magazine ranked Thomas Edison first on the list of “the most important people of the last 1000 years,” they were recognizing the importance of innovation to improving the material condition of mankind.

Beginning with passage of the Digital Performance Right in Sound Recordings Act (DPRA) in 1995,2 Congress has moved gradually in the direction of both creating performance rights and putting in place the conditions to allow such rights to be traded at market (that is, economically efficient) rates.