Eli M. Noam

The Economists' Contribution to Radio Spectrum Access: The Past, Present, and the Future, Proceedings of the IEEE Vol. 100, 2012 p.1692-1697.

Let Them Eat Cellphones: Why Mobile Wireless is No Solution for Broadband, Journal of Information Policy Vol. 1, 2011 p.470-485.

Does Speed Matter: Wireless vs. Wireline? KATP-CITI International Joint Symposium Proceedings, June 24, 2011, p. 217-235.

E-Harvard at 400, in Harvard Magazine, September - October 2011, pg. 80-81, with Nadine Strossen.

Rural Broadband: Let Them Eat Wireless, Financial Times Online, June 15, 2011.

The Incredible Shrinking US Broadband Plan, Financial Times Online, March 10, 2011.

Regulation 3.0 for Telecom 3.0, Telecommunications Policy, Vol 34, February - March, 2010, pg 4-10

MVPD Blues - Content Access Policy in Korea and the US, Chris Yoo, ed., Media Access in America and Korea, (forthcoming)

From Net Neutrality to End-user Sovereignty, Communications and Strategies, forthcoming.

New Models of Mobile Interconnection, National Regulatory Agency, Lima, Peru

Ultra Content for Ultrabroadband, Georgia Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology, Paper Series forthcoming

Spending the Broadband Stimulus, Testimony to the Department of Commerce, NTIA; Proceedings

Broadband Convergence in Japan, Journal of the Society for Information and Communications Research (forthcoming)

Why the World Needs Quality Standards for International Comparisons, Journal of the Society for Information and Communications Research, (forthcoming)

Ph.D. Heal Thyself First: In Search of Evidence-Based Research for Evidence-Based Policy. in Richard Taylor ed., Beyond Broadband, Fordham University Press, 2011

Can America Afford FCC Chairman Genachowski. Financial Times Online, December 14, 2010

The Need for Quality Standards in International Comparisons. Financial Times Online, August 23, 2011

Paying for the National Broadband Internet Plan. Financial Times Online, April 5, 2010

Is Telecom Infrastructure Peaking?, Financial Times Online, January 19, 2010

Goodby Macroeconomics. Financial Times Online, October 14, 2009.

Coming soon: mobile, immersive, interactive entertainment. Financial Times Online, July 17, 2009

Separating Telecoms? Financial Times Online, May 15, 2009

The Washington Broadbandwagon. Financial Times Online, March 8, 2009.

The Other Transition: Analogue Switch-off. The Financial Times Online, January 16, 2009.

A Grand Communication Bargain. Financial Times Online 2008, November 12, 2008.

Is McCain a High-Tech Leader. Financial Times Online, September 16, 2008.

High Speed Politics. Financial Times Online, July 8, 2008.

Make the User the Gatekeeper, Financial Times Online, February 11, 2008.

If Fiber is the Medium, What is the Message?: Next-Generation Content for Next Generation Networks, Communication & Strategies, special volume, November 2008, pp 19 - 34

Ultrabroadband Networks: an Introduction to Research, Communications & Strategies, November 2008, pp 9 - 17

Did AT&T Die In Vain? An Empirical Comparison of AT&T and Bell Canada Federal Communications Law Journal, December 2008, pp. 119-132

Electronics and the Future of Law Schools, in Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues vol. 17 (2008)

TV or not TV: Three Screens, One Regulation? Report to the Canadian Radio -Television and Telecommunications Commission, 2008, 102 pages.

Why TV Regulation Will Become Telecom Regulation, Communications: The Next Decade, eds. Ed Richards, et al, Ofcom Publishing, 2007, p. 67-72

The Economics of User Generated Content and Peer-to-Peer: The Commons as the Enabler of Commerce in Peer-to-Peer Video, The Economics, Policy, and Culture of Today's New Mass Medium, Lorenzo Pupillo & Eli Noam, eds, Springer Publishing 2008

Are the American Media Becoming More Concentrated? in R.E. Rice (Ed.) Media Ownership: Research and Regulation. Hampton Press, Cresskill, NJ, 2008/9.

Hollywood 2.0: How Internet Distribution Will Affect the Film Industry, in Media Technology and Society: Theories of Media Evolution, ed. W. Russell Neuman, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, December 2009

Why Private Equity is a Problem for Public Media, Testimony to Commerce Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Internet, March 11, 2008.

TV or Not TV: Where Video is Going, in Television Goes Digital, pp. 7-10, Darcy Gerbarg, ed., Springer Publishing, 2009

Media Scholars as Activists: Media Deconcentration as Social Reform? in University of Tulsa Law Review, Summer 2006 (Published 2007). Vol. 41, pp. 773-785.

Why Broadband Internet Should Not Be the Priority for Developing Countries, in Internet Policy and Economics, William Lehr and Lorenzo Pupillo, ed., Springer Publishing 2009, 73-78

Economics 2.0? A Business Primer on Virtual Worlds , Financial Times Online, October 2, 2007

Free the Edge , Financial Times Online, July 30, 2007

A paradoxical free trade agreement , Financial Times Online, June 14, 2007

Public Telecoms 2.0: The Return of the state , Financial Times Online, April 25, 2007

"Private equity is a problem for public media" , Financial Times Online, February 19 2007

Telecommunications leadership changes guard , Financial Times Online, December 29, 2006

TV Regulation Will Become Telecom Regulation , Financial Times Online, October 24, 2006

A Third Way for Net Neutrality , Financial Times Online, August 29, 2006

Good News for News , Financial Times Online, June 22, 2006

Broadbandwagons at the Crossroad , The Financial Times Online, March 6, 2006.

Moore's Law at risk from industry of delay , The Financial Times Online, January 19, 2006; print January 20, 2006.

The internet's third wave , The Financial Times online, November 28 2005.

A First Amendment for the internet , The Financial Times online, November 15 2005; print November 16, 2005.

An 'arms race' no one can stop , The Financial Times online, September 25, 2005.

Bad news for news , The Financial Times Online, July 14, 2005.

A company's tools can define its structure , The Financial Times Online, May 19, 2005.

A dim future for consumer electronics? , The Financial Times Online, March 10, 2005.

Heroes of the internet frontier , The Financial Times online, December 16, 2004.

How to measure media concentration , The Financial Times online, August 30, 2004.

Why long distance could soon be a bad call , The Financial Times online, May 19, 2004.

Market failure in the media sector , The Financial Times online, February 16, 2004.

Let them Eat Megabits , The Financial Times, November 25, 2003, online and print edition.

The Media Concentration Debate , The Financial Times online, July 31, 2003

The Fourth Way for Spectrum , The Financial Times online, May 29, 2003

The Third Way for Spectrum , The Financial Times online, March 13, 2003

The Bursting of the Deregulation Bubble , The Financial Times online, January 8, 2003.

The Three Digital Divides , The Financial Times, October 31, 2002, online edition.

The Web is Bad for Democracy , The Financial Times, August 28, 2002, online edition.

Too Weak to Compete , Financial Times July 19, 2002

How Telecom is Becoming a Cyclical Industry, And What To Do About It , June 28, 2002

Regulating in order to deregulate , Financial Times May 22, 2002

Entrepreneurship and Government in Telecommunications January 2002. In David Hart, Entrepreneurship in the New Economy, forthcoming

Opening the 'Walled Airwave' in R. Entman, Telecommuniations Competition in a Consolidating Marketplace, The Aspen Institute (2002).

Broadband in America November 2001, Montpellier France

Will Internet TV be American? November 2001. In Eli Noam et al., eds., Television over the Internet: Implications for Network Infrastructure, Strategy, Policy, and Content

Will the Internet be Bad for Democracy? November 2001, Camden Maine

The Future of Telecommunications: Open Wireless Systems October 26, 2001 Alexandria, Virginia

Straining Communications Systems to the Limit September 24, 2001, New York Times

Media Concentration in the United States: Testimony Before the US Senate Committee on Commerce Science and Transportation, Washington, DC, July 17 2001.

Two Cheers for the Commodification of Information Journal of Intellectual Property Law, Special Issue, June 27, 2001

American Telecommunications Policy at the Crossroads , April 26, 2001, Bad Honnef, Germany

The New, New Economy April 10, 2001 Cologne Germany. German Economic Forum, Report Volume, forthcoming

Assessing the Past 5 Years and Looking Forward. Current Issues, Conference. March 25-28, Santa Fe, New Mexico State University, Sante Fe, NM.

i-Mode in Japan: Success of the Past or Success of the Future?," Corporate Japan: The Beginning of a New Era? Japan Society Conference Report, Columbia Business School, March 2001

The Telecom Act of 1996: Promoting Investor Confidence, Imposing Gridlock with Robert C. Atkinson, January 2001.

Connecting Information with Money December 2000, New Orleans USA

The Three Digital Divides August 2000

The Coming Cybertrade Wars March 1999.

The Future of Telecommunications Regulation April 26, 1999 Pennsylvania State University Testimony Before the Federal Communications Commission en banc Hearing on Spectrum Management, April 6, 1999.

The Electronic Community of Scholars February 22, 1999, Trinity College

Spectrum Auctions: Yesterday's Heresy, Today's Orthodoxy, Tomorrow's Anachronism. Journal of Law and Economics, December 1998.

The Impact of the Internet on Traditional Telecom Operators May 1998, Venice Italy

Will the book become the dumb medium? , Educom Review. March/April 1998, pp.18-24.

The Media Monopoly and Other Myths (with Rob Freeman) 1998

Regulating Cyberspace November 1997

Regulation and Deregulation of the Internet February 1997, Munich Germany

The 1997 WTO Agreement on Telecommunications: Big Bang or Little Bang? (with William Drake). Telecommunications Policy, Vol. 21, No. 9-10, Elsevier Science 1997.

Interconnecting the Network of Networks in Adolfo Costilla, Telecommunications Reform, Madrid, 1997

Kobe's Lesson: Dial 711 for 'Open' Emergency Communications Science Magazine Vol.274, No. 5288 (Nov. 1, 1996)

Supra-national Regulation for Supra-national Telecommunications Carriers? with Anjali Singhal. Telecommunications Policy Vol. 29, No. 10, (May 1996)

The Airwaves as a Toll Road , The New York Times - Viewpoint, (February 11, 1996)

Towards the Third Revolution of Television December 1, 1995 Gutersloh, Germany

Visions of the Media Age: Taming the Info-monster June 16/17, 1995, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Beyond Liberalization I: From the Network of Networks to the System of Systems 1994. Private Networks, Public Objectives, Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam. (1996)

Beyond Liberalization II: The Impending Doom of Common Carriage March 15, 1994. Telecommunications Policy, Vol. 18, No. 6, (1994).

Beyond Liberalization III: Reforming Universal Service 1994. Telecommunications Policy, Vol. 18, No. 9, (1994)

Brands in the Digital Economy: From Centralism to Federalism (with Valerie Feldmann)

Corporate and Regulatory Strategy for the New Network Century

Electronics and the Dim Future of Banking

Electronics and the Dim Future of the University

Four Convergences and a Trade Funeral

Integrating Information with Money

Interconnection Policy in Handbook of Telecommunications Economics, North-Holland, forthcoming

Next-Generation TV in the US: Short Term Problems and Long Term Strengths of IPTV

Privacy and Self-Regulation: Markets for Electronic Privacy

Telecommunications Deregulation

Radio Spectrum Allocations and Valuation, Hearing on Spectrum Reform of the Committee on Commerce Science Transportation: Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation

The Broadband Economy

The Role of States in Telecommunications Regulation: Challenges of Diversity Experimentation and Designing a New Regulatory Regime.

The Superstructure of an Infrastructure: Thinking about the Future without a Public Network Or Principles for the Telecommunications Act of 2034

Was the 1996 Telecommunications Act Necessary?

Professor Eli M. Noam

Selected Post-1995 Articles