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2003
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New Research Initiatives at SIMS
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Economics of Peer-to-Peer Systems
2002
- Current Research at
SIMS
- Economics and Information
Security
- Human-Computer Interaction
2001
- Webmining
- Trolling for data on the World Wide Web.
2000
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Regulating on the Technological Edge
- How can telecommunications policy deal with the rapid advances
in technology?
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E-Commerce and the Changing Terms of Competition
- Sponsored by BRIE, the Fisher Center and IGCC. Held at Berkeley April
28-29, 2000.
1999
- Workshop on E-commerce Taxation
- A one-day meeting on the economics of e-commerce taxation, organized
in conjunction with the Burch Center for Tax Policy,
and Deloitte and and Touche.
- Images and visualization
- A technical seminar on images, visualization, and information management.
- The
Legal and Policy Framework for Electronic Commerce
- This meeting, co-sponsored with the Berkeley Center for Law and
Technology provided an opportunity to assess the progress that
has been made in achieving the goals set forth in the Magaziner report.
1998
- Lead, Follow, or Get Out of Way: Incentives
to Innovate in Advanced Infrastructure
- This workshop, also organized with Professor Michael Katz, investigated
incentives by ILECs and CLECs to invest in broadband infrastructure.
- Automatic Clustering and Classification
- This workshop examined recent progress in clustering and categorization
of textual information.
- The Impact of
Article 2B of the Uniform Commercial Code
- This conference, co-sponsored with the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology,
was organized by SIMS faculty member Pam Samuelson, to explore the implications
of UCC 2B on licensing of intellectual property.
- Organization of information
- This workshop is concerned with techniques for organizing information,
such as the information contained on a large Web site.
1997
- Convergence or Collision? Telecommunications
Regulation and the Internet
- This workshop, co-organized with Professor Michael Katz of the Haas School
of Business and former Chief Economist for the FCC, was primarily
concerned with local access charges for Internet usage.
1996
- Collaborative Filtering
- Collaborative filtering is a technique for making recommendations
by matching up people with similar opinions. This was one of the first
workshops held on the topic; one outgrowth was a special section of
the Communications of the ACM devoted to "recommender systems"
in March, 1997.
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