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The International Spectrum Workshop is a closed-door, invitation-only event that will bring together leaders from across the globe in academia,…

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. All governments today—at the federal, state,…

Software now structures and enables virtually all communications services, thus raising important challenges for governance. On one level, these…

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Silicon Flatirons, ATLAS, and ITP present Barry Diller as our featured entrepreneur with moderator Brad Bernthal. Barry Diller is the Chairman and…

This seminar is for state regulators and senior commission staff who have an interest in network industries such as telecommunications and…

This seminar is open to all state regulators and commission staff who have an interest in network industries such as telecommunications and…

Silicon Flatirons sponsors the Institute of Regulatory Law and Economics, which directly supports state regulators as they seek to learn how to apply developed economic concepts to emerging policy challenges.

The Silicon Flatirons Center presenting Sue Kunz, founder and former CEO of Solidware Technologies, Inc., as our featured entrepreneur in our Entrepreneurs Unplugged series.

This seminar is open to all state regulators and commission staff who have an interest in network industries such as telecommunications and…

The IRLE is sponsored by the University of Colorado’s Silicon Flatirons Center to Sharpen the tools required for principled and thoughtful regulatory decision-making. The May Seminar is geared toward state regulators and staff, and distills the critical law and economics issues that arise in closely-regulated network industries and presents them in a coherent fashion.

Nearly every computer network–from the five-person office LAN to the giant corporate network and from the mom-and-pop ISP to the national broadband network–must be monitored. Because of ever-increasing threats and complexity, networks cannot survive unless they are watched. Join the Silicon Flatirons Center as we explore this fascinating topic at the intersection of law, technology, business, and policy.