[Air-L] Please recommend an excellent textbook on " ICT Policy "

[Michael T Zimmer]

I’d also suggest Sandra Braman’s “Change of State: Information, Policy, and Power”

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Director, Center for Information Policy Research
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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On Jan 6, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Meg Ambrose <Meg.Ambrose at georgetown.edu<mailto:Meg.Ambrose at georgetown.edu>> wrote:

I use James Grimmelmann's Internet Law: Cases and Problems 4.0
<http://internetcasebook.com/>.  My students love the content and the price
(pay-what-you-want). It's intense but gets students into cases,
legislation, committee findings, etc. without bogging them down. I can't
recommend the text enough for graduate students.

On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 3:03 AM, joo-seong Hwang <jameshwang9 at gmail.com<mailto:jameshwang9 at gmail.com>>
wrote:

I will open a graduate class next semester on "ICT Policy".
I would like to teach and discuss on such various topics as
telecommunication regulation policies, convergence policies, IT industry
promotion policies, personal data protection, intellectual property rights,
science and technology policies on ICT...etc.

I know that these topics are too broad to be covered in a single textbook.
That is why I have done it with a long list of individual papers instead. I
hope I could find a compatible one this time.

Best wishes,

James
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Georgetown University

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