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12 May (Thu): Turn in papers/finals to faculty mailboxes, 244 Lincoln Hall

12 May (Thu): Don't forget that 244 Lincoln Hall is closed from 12-1

12 May (Thu): Papers and finals are due at 1:30 p.m., 5/12

2 May (Mon): The Final Exam Study Guide is online

2 May (Mon): Recommended CAMPUS EVENT Tuesday 5/3

2 May (Mon): The results of the Mapping Project are online

27 Apr (Wed): The next blog post is due Monday, 5/2

21 Apr (Thu): Post a question for our GUEST SPEAKER

20 Apr (Wed): Forgot how to post a comment? See Help

20 Apr (Wed): There is NO blog post due Monday, 4/25

20 Apr (Wed): The Map Project page is now up

13 Apr (Wed): The next blog post is due Monday, 4/18

13 Apr (Wed): On 4/13 the class chose Wi-Fi mapping groups

11 Apr (Mon): On 4/11 the class voted to do a Wi-Fi mapping project

6 Apr (Wed): The next blog post is due Monday, 4/11

30 Mar (Wed): The next blog post is due Monday, 4/4

16 Mar (Wed): There is NO blog post due on 3/28

16 Mar (Wed): Have a great spring break!

7 Mar (Mon): The URL has been fixed for the Weber reading

2 Mar (Wed): Your fifth blog assignments are due Monday 3/7

23 Feb (Wed): Grad paper guidelines passed out Wed, 2/23

23 Feb (Wed): Midterm is Mon, 2/28

23 Feb (Wed): Grad proposal deadline EXTENDED to Wed, 3/2

16 Feb (Wed): Your fourth blog assignments are due Monday, 2/21

16 Feb (Wed): Recommended event: Origins of a Networked World

16 Feb (Wed): Don't miss the handouts for Wednesday, 2/16

9 Feb (Wed): Your third blog assignments are due Monday 2/14

2 Feb (Wed): Your second blog assignments are due Monday 2/7

26 Jan (Wed): Your first blog assignments are due Monday 1/31

26 Dec (Sun): The class Web site is now online

2 May (Mon): BLOG POST: Wireless Internet

25 Apr (Mon): This blog post was ELIMINATED so that you can work on the mapping project

18 Apr (Mon): BLOG POST: Against licensing

11 Apr (Mon): BLOG POST: Critically reading policy

4 Apr (Mon): BLOG POST: Keeping up with new developments

14 Mar (Mon): BLOG POST: Reverse engineering

7 Mar (Mon): BLOG POST: Hacktivism

21 Feb (Mon): BLOG POST: New media change old laws

14 Feb (Mon): BLOG POST: How do laws fail?

7 Feb (Mon): Post a test comment to anyone's blog

7 Feb (Mon): BLOG POST: Explain how to be a policy expert.

31 Jan (Mon): BLOG POST: Is it useful to think of the Internet as a place?

31 Jan (Mon): Post a test posting to your blog

12 May (Thu): GRAD PAPERS DUE

12 May (Thu): FINAL EXAM DUE

4 May (Wed): FINAL EXAM PASSED OUT

2 Mar (Wed): GRAD PROPOSALS DUE

28 Feb (Mon): MIDTERM DUE

23 Feb (Wed): MIDTERM PASSED OUT

2 May (Mon): Final Exam Study Guide

23 Feb (Wed): Graduate Research Paper Guidelines

16 Feb (Wed): Writing Requirements and Expectations

16 Feb (Wed): Midterm Study Guide / Example Paper Topics

2 Feb (Wed): An Illustrated Guide to Commenting on Blogs

26 Jan (Wed): An Illustrated Guide to Blogging

23 Mar (Wed): SPRING VACATION

21 Mar (Mon): SPRING VACATION

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20 Dec (Mon): Image Credits

20 Dec (Mon): Essentials

(on the about page)

20 Dec (Mon): Class Policies

20 Dec (Mon): Grading Scale

20 Dec (Mon): Class Requirements

20 Dec (Mon): Class Structure

20 Dec (Mon): Instructor and Office Hours

20 Dec (Mon): Class Description

12 May (Thu): GRAD PAPERS DUE

12 May (Thu): FINAL EXAM DUE

4 May (Wed): FINAL EXAM PASSED OUT

4 May (Wed): Conclusion

2 May (Mon): Wireless Internet activism

27 Apr (Wed): Wireless Internet from ALOHANET to Wi-Fi

25 Apr (Mon): Licensing broadcasters *

20 Apr (Wed): Organizing the spectrum: Open spectrum

18 Apr (Mon): Organizing the spectrum: As Property

13 Apr (Wed): Radio pirates and license enforcement

11 Apr (Mon): Licensing the spectrum -- Administrative review and the public interest

6 Apr (Wed): What is the electromagnetic spectrum and how is it regulated?

6 Apr (Wed): Part III: THE SPECTRUM

4 Apr (Mon): Graduate Seminar Paper Workshop

30 Mar (Wed): Development and Inequality

28 Mar (Mon): Searches and Directories

16 Mar (Wed): Broadband and Open Access

14 Mar (Mon): Reverse Engineering and Internet Development

9 Mar (Wed): Open Source Software (Intellectual Property 2)

7 Mar (Mon): File Sharing (Intellectual Property & Rights Management)

2 Mar (Wed): Hacking, Security, and Freedom of Speech

2 Mar (Wed): GRAD PROPOSALS DUE

28 Feb (Mon): MIDTERM DUE

28 Feb (Mon): User resistance, activism, and innovation

28 Feb (Mon): Part II: BATTLEGROUNDS

23 Feb (Wed): MIDTERM PASSED OUT

23 Feb (Wed): Midterm review and catch-up

21 Feb (Mon): How is Internet policy different in other countries?

16 Feb (Wed): How are telecom companies regulated?

14 Feb (Mon): What does the telecom industry have to do with the Internet?

9 Feb (Wed): Who has the Internet and who needs it?

7 Feb (Mon): Who makes law & policy and how do they do it?

2 Feb (Wed): Where did the Internet come from? *

31 Jan (Mon): How does the Internet work?

26 Jan (Wed): What is media convergence?

24 Jan (Mon): Why should I care about Policy?

19 Jan (Wed): What is "New Media Law & Policy," exactly?

19 Jan (Wed): Part I: TEN BASIC QUESTIONS

6 Apr (Wed): Part III: THE SPECTRUM

28 Feb (Mon): Part II: BATTLEGROUNDS

19 Jan (Wed): Part I: TEN BASIC QUESTIONS

25 Apr (Mon): Sample Broadcaster's Association Announcement

25 Apr (Mon): Sample Legal Opinions Commissioned by WPGU-FM

25 Apr (Mon): Sample FCC materials from WPGU-FM

18 Apr (Mon): The Federal Communications Commission

11 Apr (Mon): But Not the Ownership Thereof

6 Apr (Wed): The Spectrum and its Utilization

30 Mar (Wed): Value Issues in Telecommunications in the Third World

9 Mar (Wed): Property and the Problem of Software

2 Mar (Wed): Hacktivism and Cyberwars

28 Feb (Mon): Innovation Communities

9 Feb (Wed): The Digital Divide in a Global Perspective

7 Feb (Mon): Administrative Law

7 Feb (Mon): Inside the Beltway

2 Feb (Wed): Networking ARPANET

28 Dec (Tue): How to use the Online Class Reader

4 May (Wed): Defense Electromagnetic Spectrum Chart

4 May (Wed): US Frequency Allocations

27 Apr (Wed): Building the Wireless Internet Infrastructure

20 Apr (Wed): Some Economics of Wireless Communications

13 Apr (Wed): The American People are Without a Voice

13 Apr (Wed): Free Speech, a Fable

13 Apr (Wed): Confronting the FCC

6 Apr (Wed): The Citizen's Guide to the Airwaves

28 Mar (Mon): Shaping the Web

16 Mar (Wed): Access and Innovation Policy for the Third-Generation Internet

14 Mar (Mon): The BnetD case

14 Mar (Mon): The Law and Economics of Reverse Engineering

7 Mar (Mon): The Digital Dilemma

21 Feb (Mon): Regulating Internet Content Through Intermediaries in Europe and the USA

16 Feb (Wed): Telecommunications Regulation

14 Feb (Mon): Letter From Washington

31 Jan (Mon): Internet Access

31 Jan (Mon): How Internet Infrastructure Works

26 Jan (Wed): Post-Convergence Policy

24 Jan (Mon): What Cyberlaw Might Teach

28 Dec (Tue): How to use the Web Readings

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