United States Court of Appeals For The / Technology Observatory / National Regulatory Research Institute / University of Sussex / /
IndustryTerm
Internet Access / Internet service providers / technology risk assessment / Internet applications providers / carrier regulation / telecommunications services / digital communications / electricity sector / Communications technology / reasonable network management / project management / navigational devices / energy / communications policy / broadband services / aerospace accidents / infrastructure network / communications sector / Internet access services / Internet Order / systemic tool / Internet Order3 / communications space / broadband communications carriers / related systems analysis tools / network management / Internet users / open Internet / system resiliency will enable future systems / /
Movie
Risk/Reward III / Five Easy Pieces / The Black Swan / /
Organization
Legal Authority / Science Policy Research Unit / MIT / D.C. Appeals Court / United States Court / Congress / University of Sussex / U.S. Court of Appeals / Federal Communications Commission / UN Court / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Universal Service / F.C.C. / National Regulatory Research Institute / Broadband Internet Access Service / /
Person
David G. Bell / Andrew Stirling / MARK COOPER / Christopher H. Lock / Nicholas Taleb / David A. Maluf / Yuri O. Gawdisk / /
Position
DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH / EXECUTIVE / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Postscript / /
ProvinceOrState
Sussex / North Dakota / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / MIT Sloan Management Review / /
DECISION MAKING IN THE FACE OF COMPLEX AMBIGUITY: MAPPING THE FCC’S ROUTE TO THE BROADBAND NETWORK COMPACT MARK COOPER, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH, CONSUMER FEDERATION OF AMERICA ADJUNCT FELLOW, SILICON FLATIRONS MARCH 2014