@ Wittemyer Courtroom, Wolf Law Building, University of Colorado
Wednesday, September 8, 2010, 1:00 - 6:30 PM
Wireless broadband has arrived. Looking back a decade from now, 2010 may be seen as a watershed year, when wireless broadband proved its ability to deliver Internet connections in the United States at a speed and quality approaching or even exceeding the prevalent wireline alternatives. The entry of wireless broadband could, therefore, have a profound impact on the economic structure of the communications marketplace and on the evolution of Internet-based business models.
(more)
@ The Cable Center, Denver, CO
Monday, October 4, 2010, 2:00 PM
As video delivery evolves, collaborative relationships between content, hardware, and service providers may be essential if users are to receive the experience they demand. Are these collaborative relationships possible? What business and policy models will support them?
(more)
@ University of Colorado-Boulder
February 13, 2011 - February 14, 2011
The Internet ecosystem - consisting of network providers, application developers, content creators and end users - continues to be a source of disruptive innovation. It provides enormous benefit to consumers everywhere while continuing to present significant challenges to existing business models and to policymakers and regulators. Silicon Flatiron's 2011 Digital Broadband Migration Conference, entitled "The Dynamics of Disruptive Innovation," will focus on the sources and nature of these disruptive advances, how they can be nurtured rather than stifled, and how any negative consequences for consumers can be minimized or averted.
(more)
Silicon Flatirons in the News
  
The Silicon Flatirons Annual Report is now available.
(more)
The latest newsletter is now available.
|
About the Center
The Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship brings to campus individuals from legal, technical, regulatory and business backgrounds to discuss issues facing the telecommunications and information technology communities. It creates an environment for analyzing the continually changing dynamics in the telecommunications and information technology industries and the resulting entrepreneurship in these fields; prepares students for leadership in these important areas; and supports initiatives to encourage entrepreneurship at the University and surrounding community.
(more)
Supporters
Our goals would be unattainable without the generous financial contributions of our supporters. We feel fortunate to have the assistance and encouragement of so many respected companies, law firms, and individuals. To view a list of supporters click here.
If you or your organization are interested in becoming a supporter, please contact the Program Director, Anna Noschese at (303) 735-5633 or anna.noschese@colorado.edu
|
