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About Us
Faculty
Sandvig, Christian
Former Researchers
Rodriguez, Max
Yu, Michelle
White, Jolene
Spain, Ryan
Kuppler, Katherine
Kim, Hye-Young
Hinkle, Lindsay
Daar, Rivka
Brandon, David
Wondra, Nick
Wondra, Matt
Kinzer, James
Hutchinson, Whitney
Research Associates
Shah, Rajiv
Meinrath, Sascha
Lyon, Elizabeth
Chan, Dave
Croke, Ryan
Researchers
Rickman, Aimee
Yeo, ShinJeong
Pradun, Mark
Stephens, Mike
Kolar, Jeff
Crain, Matt
Shaw, Emily
Raja, Siddhartha
Courses
Making the World Wireless: Service in Technology and Policy
Internet Law & Policy
Unorthodox Research Methods
Play & Technology
The Culture Industry
History of U.S. Telecommunications
New Media, Culture, and Society
Special Problems in Comm Tech
The Political Economy of Information
Graduate Seminar on Comm Tech
Honors Individual Study in Comm Tech & Public Policy
Comm Tech in the Workplace
Communicating Public Policy
Individual Study in Comm Tech & Public Policy
Communication Technology & Society
Downloads
Datasets
Census Tract 3/4, Champaign County, Illinois
Census Tract 7, Champaign County, Illinois
Scripts
Wireless Data Collection and Processing
Specifications
Handheld Wardriving Kit
Visualizations
Reliability and Validity of Wi-Fi Visualization
Example Standard Distance Center Plots
Kernel Grid Interpreted as Elevation
Tribal Digital Village Antenna Tower
Dave looks at unlicensed chart
News
Summer School on Digital Transformation
Sandvig to Present at ICA
The State of Broadband Infrastructure in the US
Sandvig Appointed Berkman Fellow at Harvard
Retrofitting the Internet for Mass Communication
PACT Lab profiled in I-Te@ch Magazine
Crain to speak on Search Engines at AoIR 2009
After the Windfall: Sustainable Broadband Infrastructure in the Long View
Lab launches new collaboration with Intel Research
Mismethodology site launched
"Bush Mechanics" investigates technology and indigeneity
Talk on Internet and Community at AoIR Copenhagen
"The Tailenders" depicts communication tech in developing countries
"Radiant City" questions urban systems and sustainability
Movies Even an Engineer Would Love
Gilbert, Karahalios, Sandvig win best paper at CHI
Sandvig to speak on the future of unlicensed spectrum
Sandvig to speak on 700MHz Spectrum Auction
Media Regulation and Globalization, Bangkok
Sandvig and Shaw to speak about San Diego Wildfires and Community Infrastructure
Engineering, Technology, & Culture
New service-learning course: "Making the World Wireless"
Sandvig to speak on "Alternative Infrastructure"
Our lab at the Broadband Best Practices Summit
"Structural Problems of the Internet" translated into Hungarian
Croke at the Digital Inclusion Roundtable
Lyon and Sandvig appear at AAG
Gaming in General Education!?
Our lab at the Radio Spectrum Working Group
Lab receives new funding from SSRC, ISOC
Sandvig featured on MacArthur Spotlight
PACT hosts Paul David Visit
Daily Student Cites Us on Citations
Elizabeth Lyon at the Earth Science Research Review
Our Group at NS4CWN
New York, Not-So-Wired City
Wi-Fi Projects in LAS College News
Playful Technology Design Awards
Visualization Workshop in Chicago
Students Map Wireless C-U
"Invisible Infrastructure" at the Humanities Gallery
"Open Interfaces?" asks The Economist
Information technology for development?
Research
New Book on Online Research Methods
Why Are Media Firms Failing Now?
Is there a "right to design" new communication patterns?
Is there a rural MySpace?
Are digital media innovations truly revolutionary?
What can Wi-Fi tell us about a spectrum commons?
Steps toward a national unlicensed spectrum prediction engine.
How telecom regulators should think about the next billion.
Do manufacturers control more Internet policy than regulators? (UPDATED)
Is "Network Neutrality" the wrong debate?
Why should local governments care about Wi-Fi experiments?
Is "end-to-end" useful as an Internet design principle or a regulatory principle?
Why the electromagnetic spectrum is crucial for international development.
How do we decide what the electromagnetic spectrum looks like?
Why should fans of culture care about the design of Internet infrastructure?
How do children play with the Internet in public places?
How was the development agenda of Indian satellites lost?
Are the "wavelength wars" of the 1920s returning?
Introductory Readings on Wi-Fi and Infrastructure
Do manufacturers control more Internet policy than regulators?
Why are Wi-Fi co-ops significant?
How hard is it to obtain interface information for commercial wireless systems?
How do domain names restrict the freedom of expression?
What are the dangers of private regulation on the Internet?
Can the policy challenges of convergence be simply conceptualized?
How are promises of "new media" transformations useful to politicians?
The Intentionally Selective and Incomplete Bibliography of Play and Video Games
Why isn't Internet policy based on evidence?




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