Eli Noam
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Special Research Scholar in the Faculty of Business
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Economics Division
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Director
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Columbia Institute for Tele-Information
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Special Research Scholar in the Faculty of Business
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Economics Division
- Areas of Expertise
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- Media
- Microeconomics
- Links
- Personal Website
Professor Noam focuses on the economics, management, and policy of media, Internet, and communications, both in America and around the world. He served as New York State's Public Service Commissioner regulating the telecommunications and energy industries, on the White House Presidential Board on information technology, and on private sector and NGO boards. His 31 books and over 400 articles cover telecom, film, TV, internet, e-finance, e-commerce and IT. He served recently as President of the International Media Management Academic Association.
- Education
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Harvard, BA, 1970; MA, 1972; PhD (Economics), 1975; JD, 1975. Honorary Doctorate: University of Munich, 2004.
- Joined CBS
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1976
All Activities
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Journal Article
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“Next-Generation Regulation for Next-Generation TV.”
[email protected], IIC - The Last 50, and the Next
(December 03, 2019):
51
-66
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Journal Article
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“Cutting the Cord: Common Trends Across the Atlantic.”
Communications & Strategies
vol.
92
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(January 01, 2013):
13
-17
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Journal Article
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“Beyond Net Neutrality: End-User Sovereignty.”
Communications and Strategies
vol.
84
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(January 01, 2011):
153
-173
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Journal Article
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“Deregulation and Market Concentration: an Analysis of Post-1996 Consolidations.”
Federal Communications Law Journal
vol.
58
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(January 01, 2005):
539
-49
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Chapter
Ang, Andrew, Ann Bartel, Patrick Bolton, Wouter Dessein, Franklin Edwards, Lawrence Glosten, Geoffrey Heal, Gur Huberman, Charles Jones, Christopher Mayer, Frederic Mishkin, Eli Noam, Andrea Prat, Jonah Rockoff, Lynne Sagalyn, Stephen Zeldes, and Brian Thomas
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“1. Finance and Economics.”
In Columbia Business School
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1
-28
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Columbia University Press
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2016.
- Type
- Course
B8217: Tools and Principles for Managing in the Information Economy and the Media Sector
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- Course
B8254: The Digital Economy: Regulatory Conflicts and Opportunities
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- Course
B8253: NYC Immersion Seminar: Media and Media Tech
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- In the Media
This 'Rater' Gets Paid $10 an Hour to Teach Google's Algorithm - and He's Not Alone
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- In the Media