Institute for Information Policy

Recent Projects

  • Learning from the neighbors: The diffusion of state broadband policies in the United States, Telecommunications Policy. Information Policy Research Group (Wang & Jayakar), 2024.
  • What $2.5 billion can buy: The effect of the Broadband Initiatives Program on farm productivity. Telecommunications Policy. Information Policy Research Group (Bai, Wang, & Jayakar), 2022.
  • Transnational capital and national legal regimes: Analysis of Internet domain name disputes in India. Journal of World Intellectual Property. Information Policy Research Group (Wang, Bai, Min, Grzeslo, & Jayakar), 2022.
  • Drivers of Mergers and Acquisitions in the Telecommunication Industry: The Differences between Blockbuster and Small M&As, International Journal on Media Management. Information Policy Research Group (Bai, Wang, Peng, & Jayakar), 2022.
  • Impact of free trade agreements on Internet domain name arbitration cases: A cross-national comparison of the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy. Policy & Internet. Information Policy Research Group (Min, Wang, Bai, Grzeslo, & Jayakar), 2021.
  • Broadband 2021: Report of the Interdisciplinary Workshop on the Development of a National Broadband Research Agenda (View PDF)
  • Small Business and Broadband Working Paper
    "Small Businesses and Broadband: Key Drivers For Economic Recovery"
    Krishna Jayakar, Amit Schejter and Richard Taylor (View PDF)
  • Voting in local and national elections: The role of local and national news consumption and news media preference. Atlantic Journal of Communication. Information Policy Research Group (Min, Bai, Wang, Grzeslo, & Jayakar), 2020.
  • The Rural Conundrum: Intrastate Access Charges In Pennsylvania
    Krishna Jayakar, Amit Schejter and Richard Taylor (View PDF)
  • Beyond Broadband Access: Developing Data-Based Information Policy Strategies
    Edited by Richard D. Taylor and Amit M. Schejter, Fordham University Press (View book info)
  • Future of American Communications (FACT) Working Group “And Communications for All”
    Edited by Amit M. Schejter, Lexington Books (View book info) (on Amazon)
  • Universal Service Working Group
    The Universal Service Working Group is a collaboration between the Benton Foundation and the Institute for Information Policy.