Shane M. Greenstein

Shane Greenstein

	2009
58		Shane Greenstein, Gregory L. Rosston: Special section on auctions. Information Economics and Policy 21(2): 85-89 (2009)
	2008
57		Shane Greenstein: The Long Arc Behind Bill Gates' Wealth. IEEE Micro 28(1): 4-7 (2008)
56		Shane Greenstein: The Long Arc Behind Bill Gates' Wealth, Part 2. IEEE Micro 28(2): 2-5 (2008)
55		Aldo Geuna, Shane Greenstein, Tommaso M. Valletti, David Waterman: A transition for IEP. Information Economics and Policy 20(1): 1 (2008)
	2007
54		Shane Greenstein: Economic experiments in internet access markets. First Monday 12(6): (2007)
53		Shane Greenstein: The High Cost of a Cheap Lesson. IEEE Micro 27(1): 7, 132-133 (2007)
52		Shane Greenstein: Wagging Wikipedia's long tail. IEEE Micro 27(2): 6, 79 (2007)
51		Shane Greenstein: Did the Price of the Internet Drop? IEEE Micro 27(3): 6-7 (2007)
50		Shane Greenstein: The 15-Billion-Dollar Broadband Bonus. IEEE Micro 27(4): 5, 58 (2007)
49		Shane Greenstein: Dog Days for Broadband. IEEE Micro 27(5): 111-112 (2007)
48		Shane Greenstein: Innovation at the Edges. IEEE Micro 27(6): 8-10 (2007)
	2006
47		Shane Greenstein: Format wars all over again. IEEE Micro 26(1): 7, 140 (2006)
46		Shane Greenstein: Andy's acceleration and Moore's momentum. IEEE Micro 26(2): 7 (2006)
45		Shane Greenstein: Room for a Thousand Flowers to Bloom. IEEE Micro 26(3): 6, 93 (2006)
44		Shane Greenstein: Legislating Entrepreneurship: An Oxymoron? IEEE Micro 26(4): 4, 86 (2006)
43		Shane Greenstein: Ubiquitous clicks and complements. IEEE Micro 26(5): 7-8 (2006)
42		Shane Greenstein: Four nightmares for net neutrality. IEEE Micro 26(6): 12-13 (2006)
41		David Waterman, Shane M. Greenstein, Ingo Vogelsang: Forum on the future of the telecommunications industries. Information Economics and Policy 18(3): 241 (2006)
	2005
40		Chris Forman, Avi Goldfarb, Shane Greenstein: Geographic location and the diffusion of Internet technology. Electronic Commerce Research and Applications 4(1): 1-13 (2005)
39		Shane Greenstein: Not a mellifluous march to maturity. IEEE Micro 25(1): 102-104 (2005)
38		Shane Greenstein: Communications consolidation after an era of no restraints. IEEE Micro 25(2): 70-72 (2005)
37		Shane Greenstein: The anatomy of foresight traps. IEEE Micro 25(3): 10-12 (2005)
36		Shane Greenstein: Explorers and expanders, both early and late. IEEE Micro 25(4): 77-79 (2005)
35		Shane Greenstein: Outsourcing and climbing a value chain. IEEE Micro 25(5): 83-84 (2005)
34		Shane Greenstein: Wireless access and electrical markets: Becoming similar? IEEE Micro 25(6): 6-7 (2005)
	2004
33		Shane M. Greenstein: Why Inventors are not Famous. IEEE Micro 24(1): 76-78 (2004)
32		Shane Greenstein: The paradox of commodities. IEEE Micro 24(2): 73-75 (2004)
31		Shane Greenstein: Imitation happens. IEEE Micro 24(3): 67-69 (2004)
30		Shane Greenstein: The diamond-wafer paradox: A modern mystery. IEEE Micro 24(4): 79-81 (2004)
29		Shane Greenstein: Creative Destruction and Deconstruction. IEEE Micro 24(5): 83-85 (2004)
28		Shane Greenstein: Canaries, whips, and sails. IEEE Micro 24(6): 6-7, 129 (2004)
	2003
27		Chris Forman, Avi Goldfarb, Shane Greenstein: Adoption of the internet by commercial establishments: urban density, global village and industry composition. ICEC 2003: 186-194
26		Shane M. Greenstein: Where Did the Internet Go? IEEE Micro 23(1): 84-86 (2003)
25		Shane M. Greenstein: Too Much Internet Backbone? IEEE Micro 23(2): 78-80 (2003)
24		Shane M. Greenstein: An Era of Error. IEEE Micro 23(3): 68-69 (2003)
23		Shane M. Greenstein: Moore Meets Malthus in Multiples. IEEE Micro 23(4): 8-10 (2003)
22		Shane M. Greenstein: Jumping on Bandwagons. IEEE Micro 23(5): 75-77 (2003)
	2002
21		Shane M. Greenstein: The Ride Before the Fall. IEEE Micro 22(1): 4-5, 91 (2002)
20		Shane M. Greenstein: Competition Policy for Innovative Industries. IEEE Micro 22(2): 4-5, 72 (2002)
19		Shane M. Greenstein: Markets for Technology. IEEE Micro 22(3): 4-5 (2002)
18		Shane M. Greenstein: The Crash in Competitive Telephony. IEEE Micro 22(4): 8-9, 88 (2002)
17		Shane M. Greenstein: The Price is Not Right. IEEE Micro 22(5): 12-13, 96 (2002)
16		Shane M. Greenstein: Which Industries Use the Internet? IEEE Micro 22(6): 70-72 (2002)
15		Benjamin M. Compaine, Shane Greenstein: Communication policy in transition: the Internet and beyond. Inf. Res. 7(4): (2002)
	2001
14		Shane M. Greenstein: Measure for Measure in the New Economy (Micro Economics). IEEE Micro 21(1): 11-12 (2001)
13		Shane M. Greenstein: Pricing Internet Access (Micro Economics). IEEE Micro 21(2): 5-6 (2001)
12		Shane M. Greenstein: Shortfalls, Downturns, and Recessions (Micro Economics). IEEE Micro 21(3): 6, 77 (2001)
11		Shane M. Greenstein: An earful about Zvi's e-mail. IEEE Micro 21(4): 8-10 (2001)
10		Shane M. Greenstein: Explaining Booms, Busts, and Errors. IEEE Micro 21(5): 6-7, 10 (2001)
9		Shane M. Greenstein: E-business Infrastructure. IEEE Micro 21(6): 70-71 (2001)
	2000
8		Shane M. Greenstein: Aggressive Business Tactics: Are There Limits? IEEE Micro 20(1): 13-14 (2000)
7		Shane M. Greenstein: A Revolution? How Do You Know? IEEE Micro 20(2): 5-7 (2000)
6		Shane M. Greenstein: Living in the Era of Impatience. IEEE Micro 20(3): 8-9 (2000)
5		Shane M. Greenstein: Hung up on AT&T. IEEE Micro 20(4): 5-6 (2000)
4		Shane M. Greenstein: Falling Through the Cracks at Microsoft. IEEE Micro 20(5): 7, 85 (2000)
3		Shane M. Greenstein: PCs, the Internet, and You. IEEE Micro 20(6): 6-7 (2000)
2		Shane M. Greenstein: The Commercialization of Information Infrastructure as Technological Mediation: The Internet Access Market. Information Systems Frontiers 1(4): 329-348 (2000)
	1992
1		Shane M. Greenstein: Invisible Hands and Visible Advisors: An Economic Interpretation of Standardization. JASIS 43(8): 538-549 (1992)

Coauthor Index

1	Benjamin M. Compaine	[15]
2	Chris Forman	[27] [40]
3	Aldo Geuna	[55]
4	Avi Goldfarb	[27] [40]
5	Gregory L. Rosston	[58]
6	Tommaso M. Valletti	[55]
7	Ingo Vogelsang	[41]
8	David Waterman	[41] [55]

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