Professor Thomas W. Hazlett: Financial Times Essays

• Googling 'Innovation' (June 30, 2011) [ft]
• FCC Net Neutrality Rules and Efficiency (March 29, 2011) [ft]
• Fred Kahn's First-Class Flight (December 31, 2010) [ft]
• Shooting Blanks on Wireless Policy (October 5, 2010) [ft]
• Is Google More Open Than Apple? (July 15, 2010) [ft]
• Net Neutrality: Time for Evidence-Based Policy (April 17, 2010) [ft]
• Google's China Syndrome (February 2, 2010) [ft]
• Ronald Coase and the Radio Spectrum (December 16, 2009) [ft]
• The Broadband Numbers Racket (September 17, 2009) [ft]
• A Letter to the New FCC Chair, Mr. Julius Genachowski (June 27, 2009) [ft]
• Shovel-Ready Broadband Stimulus (May 1, 2009) [ft]
• Analog Switch-off Goes Unnoticed (February 28, 2009) [ft]
• The Anti-Technology Bail-Out (December 1, 2008) [ft]
• FCC Should Leave Net Neutrality to Anti-Trust Courts (September 30, 2008) [ft]
• On a Clearwire, You Can See Everything (July 23, 2008) [ft]
• Google, Yahoo, Microsoft: Antitrust Confusion (May 26, 2008) [ft]
• It's the Spectrum, Stupid (April 7, 2008) [ft]
• US v. Microsoft: Who Really Won? (January 28, 2008) [ft]
• Helping Young Minds Click (November 29, 2007) [ft]
• How the 'Walled Garden' Promotes Innovation (September 25, 2007) [ft]
• Bandwidth Wars (July 23, 2007) [ft]
• Google's Algorithm of Life: Rejoice and Be Wary (May 24, 2007) [ft]
• Content is King But the Monarch Has Fled (April 3, 2007) [ft]
• The Global Village and the Madness of E-Crowds (February 5, 2007) [ft]
• Google and the Myth of an Open Net (October 10, 2006) [ft]
• A Web Bubble Blown Out of Proportion (October 3, 2006) [ft]
• Antitrust Regulators Must Listen to Reason (July 11, 2006) [ft]
• The Educational Computer Myth (May 31, 2006) [ft]
• Neutering the Net (March 20, 2006) [ft]
• Google's Beautiful China Paradox (January 25, 2006) [ft]
• Ma Bell RIP (December 6, 2005) [ft]
• Katrina’s Radio Silence (October 24, 2005) [ft]
• Pay-for-Play Can Help Music (August 14, 2005) [ft]
• Broadcast TV on Life Support (June 2, 2005) [ft]
• Is Microsoft Toast? (March 24, 2005) [ft]
• In the Clouds Over Municipal Wi-Fi (January 13 2004) [ft]
• An Antitrust Debacle (September 20, 2004) [ft]
• Google’s Message for Regulators (July 5, 2004)
• Pricing 'Free' New Economy Goods (April 15, 2004)
• Entrepreneurs Need Not Apply (January 15, 2004)
• Good Politics, Bad Policy (November 5, 2003)
• Painful Extractions (August 26, 2003)
• Wrestling Over Media (June 25, 2003)
• Tragedies of the Tele-Commons (April 18, 2003)
• Innovation Depends on Property Rights (March 19, 2003)
• Low-Power Radio—An Autopsy (February 5, 2003)
• Saved From Common Standards (November 27, 2002)
• Dotcom-opoly (September 26, 2002)
• Taking a Meat Axe to Microsoft (August 8, 2002)
• Abolish Television (June 5, 2002)

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