- The Federal Computer Commission (North Carolina Law Review, December 2005)
- The Surging Tides of a Digital Torrent (BusinessWeek Online, January 26, 2005)
- Controlling VOIP (VON Magazine, January 2005)
- Breaking the Ice: Rethinking Telecommunications Law for the Digital Age (Journal on Telecommunications and High-Tech Law, 2005)
- Open Spectrum: The Great Wireless Hope, in BROADBAND EXPLOSION (Harvard Business School, 2005)
- The Implications of Video P2P on Network Usage, in VIDEO PEER TO PEER (Columbia Institute for Tele-Information, forthcoming)
- Tip-Toeing On Top of VOIP?, VOIP Central, December 3, 2004
- The Year of Living Dangerously, VON Magazine, November/December 2004
- Hail to the VOIP, VOIP Central, October 29, 2004
- Wireless Cities, The Feature, October 26, 2004
- The First Virtual Telco, VON Magazine, September/October 2004
- The Race for White Space, The Feature, September 23, 2004
- VOIP and Internet Freedom (VOIP Central, September 10, 2004)
- Not Your Parents' Phone System (VOIP Central, August 25, 2004)
- The Real Future of Mobile Video (The Feature, August 23, 2004)
- Wiretapping and the Politics of Fear (VOIP Central, August 19, 2004)
- The VOIP Train Has Left the Station (VOIP Central, August 2, 2004)
- Icebergs Dead Ahead (VON Magazine, July/August 2004)
- Will the FCC Let VOIP Flourish? (VOIP Central, July 27, 2004)
- Tune In, Turn On, Skype Out (VOIP Central, July 1, 2004)
- Bad Signs on the Horizon (VOIP Central, June 17, 2004)
- VoWLANs Go to Work (The Feature, June 17, 2004)
- In the Land of the One-Eyed Men (VON Magazine, May/June 2004)
- The FCC's Muffled Voice (VOIP Central, May 18, 2004)
- A New Day for Voice (VOIP Central, April 26, 2004)
- Supercommons: Toward a Unified Theory of Wireless Communication -- PDF | HTML (Texas Law Review, March 2004)
- What Should Michael Do? (VON Magazine, March/April 2004)
- A Fine Mesh (The Feature, March 30, 2004)
- The End of Spectrum Scarcity, with Greg Staple (IEEE Spectrum, March 2004)
- Senate Commerce Committee VOIP Hearing testimony: Written | Oral (February 24, 2004)
- You Can Take it With You (The Feature, February 16, 2004)
- Telecom's Red Pill (VON Magazine, January/February 2004
- Radio
Revolution (New America Foundation working
paper, December 2003)
--George Gilder: "Your paper was an instant classic in the field and made a quantum leap in the argument." - Remarks at FCC Voice Over IP Forum (December 1, 2003) -- Text | PowerPoint
- Time to Regulate VOIP (VON Magazine, November/December 2003)
- Goodbye, Spectrum (Telephony, November 2003)
- The Triumph of Good Enough (The Feature, November 18, 2003)
- The Coming Spectrum Explosion -- A Regulatory and Business Primer, with Greg Staple (ABA Communications Lawyer, Fall 2003)
- U.W.Be Careful What You Wish For (The Feature, October 22, 2003)
- Microsoft and the Future of Internet Chat (Philadelphia Inquirer, October 16, 2003)
- The End of Spectrum (The Feature, October 2, 2003)
- FCC Bakes Up Free WiFi Connections (The Feature, August 19, 2003)
- Anticipating a Post-Web, Post-PC World (CNet News.com, May 22, 2003)
- Remarks at the Stanford Spectrum Conference -- PowerPoint slides | text (March 1, 2003)
- The Real Michael Powell (Slate, February 19, 2003)
- AOL Knocked Out? (Philadelphia Inquirer, January 19, 2003)
- Party Like It's 1995 (Slate, January 2, 2003)
- Spectrum Wants to be Free (Wired, January 2003)
- A Layered Model for Internet Policy, 1 Journal of Telecommunications and High-Tech Law 37, 58-64 (2002) [7mb PDF]
- Death by Spam (Slate, November 18, 2002)
- Open Spectrum: The New Wireless Paradigm -- HTML | PDF (New America Foundation Working Paper, October 2002)
- It's in the Chips (The Feature, July 8, 2002)
- Comments to the FCC on Spectrum Policy (docket 02-135) (July 8, 2002)
- Amazon's Secret Sauce (Business 2.0, June 2002)
- The End of an Error (CNet News.com, April 30, 2002)
- Monster Mesh: Decentralized Wireless Broadband (The Feature, January 21, 2002)
- Spectrum of the World Unite! (The Feature, December 3, 2001)
- Here's a Cure for the Bandwidth Blues (ZDNet, November 28, 2001)
- Open Letter to the FCC on Spectrum Policy (November 26, 2001)
- IBM Goes Autonomic for the People (October 26, 2001)
- Gilder and the Blame Game (August 7, 2001)
- The Webification of TV is Happening (CNet News.com, July 26, 2001)
- Why the Next Best Thing May Be the Next Big Thing (The Feature, June 21, 2001)
- Triumph
of the Weblogs (June 18, 2001)
Smart Tags, Dumb Controversy (June 8, 2001) - The Addressing Crunch
(The Feature, April 19, 2001)
Letter to Dubya (March 16, 2001) - One Device or Many? (The Feature, February 8, 2001)
- The Phone Network as an Application Platform (The Feature, January 8, 2001)
- Wireless Peer to Peer (The Feature, November 27, 2000)
- What Wall Street Can Learn From Greenspan (Fortune, November 13, 2000)
- Let Them Eat Cable (Industry Standard, November 13, 2000)
- Life After Wires (Industry Standard, October 16, 2000)
- Mobile Interfaces of Tomorrow (The Feature, September 4, 2000)
- It's Not Dead Yet (Industry Standard, August 7, 2000)
- At Last...Shrug: The Microsoft Verdict (June 2000)
- Syndication: The Emerging Model for Business in the Internet Era (Harvard Business Review, May/June 2000)
- Cable Operators vs. ISPs (Internet World, December 15, 1999)
- Now in syndication (Red Herring, November 1999)
- Content to drive commerce (August 12, 1999)
- Body LANguage (Business 2.0, August 1999)
- How to get ahead in Washington (Business 2.0, September 1998)
- Digital Tornado: The Internet and Telecommunications Policy (FCC Office of Plans and Policy Working Paper No. 29, March 1997)
- Looking it Up: The Supreme Court's Use of Dictionaries in Statutory and Constitutional Interpretation (Harvard Law Review, April 1994)
Release 1.0
(Links to abstracts on the EDventure Holdings site)
- Tapping into Grid Computing (November 2002)
- Who Controls Information? (May 2002)
- Optimizing the Internet From the Edges (April 2002)
- Bringing it all Together: Infrastructure for Collaboration (February 2002)
- Distributed Distribution: Here, There, Everywhere (January 2002)
- Realtime Computing: Beyond the Refresh Button (December 2001)
- Open Spectrum: The Paradise of the Commons (November 2001)
- Web Services, Part II: New World Order (October 2001)
- Web Services Part 1: Back to the Future of Software (September 2001)
- In Search of Broadband: To the Last Mile and Beyond (July/August 2001)
- Postmodern Knowledge Management (June 2001)
- Mapping the Net: Revenge of the Physical World (May 2001)
- Glimpses of the New Network: The Real Convergence Story (April 2001)
- How Safe is Your Site? Turning Security Inside Out (February 2001)
- From User Confusion to User Inclusion: Online Customer Experience (January 2001)
- Peering into the World of Peer-to-Peer, Part II (December 2000)
- Peering into the World of Peer-to-Peer, Part I (November 2000)
- E-Commerce Enablers: What it Takes to Make a Market (October 2000)
- Clicks and Mortar Meets Cap and Gown: Higher Education Goes Online (September 2000)
- Following the Money: Financial Services and the Net (July/August 2000)
- Location-Based Computing: Wherever you go, there you are (June 2000)
- Look Who’s Talking: Voice-Based Services Arrive (May 2000)
- Data Soup: The Client is the Server (April 2000)
- Innovation and Large Companies (January 2000)
- Meta Service Providers: The Internet’s SS7 Network (December 1999)
- The Next Medium (November 1999)
- How to Make a Buck on the Internet (October 1999)
- E-merging Markets (September 1999)
- The Web Goes Into Syndication (July/August 1999)
- Living on the Web: The Rise of Post-Groupware (June 1999)
- IPv6: The Net Grows Up (May 1999)
- The Final Frontiers of Networking, Part 2: You are the network (April 1999)
- The Architecture of Internet 2.0 (February 1999)
- Search and Searchability (January 1999)
- The Final Frontiers of Networking, Part 1: Home at last (December 1998)
- Making Software Work Better (October 1998)
- Closing the Interactive Loop (September 1998)
- How to Price a Bit (June 1998)
- Levels and Boundaries: Another Look at Internet Content (May 1998)
