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2010

Bleeding-Edge Mass Market StandardsShane M. Greenstein. micro, 30(2):2-4, 2010. [doi]

The Next Chapter at GoogleShane M. Greenstein. micro, 30(1):4-7, 2010. [doi]

2009

Micro Economics: Soccer Mom Messaging Is the Poetry of Our AgeShane M. Greenstein. micro, 29(4):2-3, 2009. [doi]

Micro Economics: Does Google Have Too Much Money?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 29(5):6-7, 2009. [doi]

Symptoms of Healthy InnovativenessShane M. Greenstein. micro, 29(1):3-5, 2009. [doi]

Building Broadband as Economic StimulusShane M. Greenstein. micro, 29(2):2-3, 2009. [doi]

The Revolution in Spectrum AllocationShane M. Greenstein. micro, 29(3):4-6, 2009. [doi]

2008

Slouching Toward a Dystopian InternetShane M. Greenstein. micro, 28(5):6-7, 2008. [doi]

Chicken Little PredictionsShane M. Greenstein. micro, 28(6):2-3, 2008. [doi]

Voting and Economic AsymmetryShane M. Greenstein. micro, 28(4):2-3, 2008. [doi]

2006

Forum on the future of the telecommunications industriesDavid Waterman, Shane M. Greenstein, Ingo Vogelsang. iepol, 18(3):241, 2006. [doi]

2004

Why Inventors are not FamousShane M. Greenstein. micro, 24(1):76-78, 2004. [doi]

2003

Moore Meets Malthus in MultiplesShane M. Greenstein. micro, 23(4):8-10, 2003. [doi]

Jumping on BandwagonsShane M. Greenstein. micro, 23(5):75-77, 2003. [doi]

An Era of ErrorShane M. Greenstein. micro, 23(3):68-69, 2003. [doi]

Too Much Internet Backbone?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 23(2):78-80, 2003. [doi]

Where Did the Internet Go?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 23(1):84-86, 2003. [doi]

2002

The Ride Before the FallShane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(1):4, 2002. [doi]

Markets for TechnologyShane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(3):4-5, 2002. [doi]

Which Industries Use the Internet?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(6):70-72, 2002. [doi]

Competition Policy for Innovative IndustriesShane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(2):4, 2002. [doi]

The Crash in Competitive TelephonyShane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(4):8, 2002. [doi]

The Price is Not RightShane M. Greenstein. micro, 22(5):12, 2002. [doi]

2001

Shortfalls, Downturns, and Recessions (Micro Economics)Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(3):6, 2001. [doi]

E-business InfrastructureShane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(6):70-71, 2001. [doi]

Measure for Measure in the New Economy (Micro Economics)Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(1):11-12, 2001. [doi]

Explaining Booms, Busts, and ErrorsShane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(5):6, 2001. [doi]

Pricing Internet Access (Micro Economics)Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(2):5-6, 2001. [doi]

An earful about Zvi s e-mailShane M. Greenstein. micro, 21(4):8-10, 2001. [doi]

2000

Aggressive Business Tactics: Are There Limits?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(1):13-14, 2000. [doi]

The Commercialization of Information Infrastructure as Technological Mediation: The Internet Access MarketShane M. Greenstein. isf, 1(4):329-348, 2000. [doi]

Falling Through the Cracks at MicrosoftShane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(5):7, 2000. [doi]

A Revolution? How Do You Know?Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(2):5-7, 2000. [doi]

PCs, the Internet, and YouShane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(6):6-7, 2000. [doi]

Hung up on AT&TShane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(4):5-6, 2000. [doi]

Living in the Era of ImpatienceShane M. Greenstein. micro, 20(3):8-9, 2000. [doi]

1999

When technologies convergeShane M. Greenstein. micro, 19(1):8-9, 1999. [doi]

Bill, adopt a mensch strategyShane M. Greenstein. micro, 19(2):8, 1999. [doi]

Forecasting commercial changeShane M. Greenstein. micro, 19(3):6-7, 1999. [doi]

Building the virtual worldShane M. Greenstein. micro, 19(4):5-6, 1999. [doi]

1998

Return Of The JadedShane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(5):4-5, 1998. [doi]

Uncertainty, prediction, and the unexpectedShane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(4):76-77, 1998. [doi]

Ties that bind: foreseeing foreclosureShane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(2):4-5, 1998. [doi]

To have and to have not [techno-haves and have-nots]Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(1):76-84, 1998. [doi]

Commercializing the InternetShane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(6):6-7, 1998. [doi]

Industrial economics and strategy: computing platformsShane M. Greenstein. micro, 18(3):43-53, 1998. [doi]

1997

Let play monopoly [computing industry]Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(3):73-74, 1997. [doi]

How coinvention shapes our marketShane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(1):2-3, 1997. [doi]

The software industry through an academic looking glassShane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(6):6-7, 1997. [doi]

It has bugs, but the games are out of this world [DP industry]Shane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(2):5-6, 1997. [doi]

Micro economics: contrasting opinions about convergenceShane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(5):7-8, 1997. [doi]

The biology of technologyShane M. Greenstein. micro, 17(4):3-5, 1997. [doi]

1995

Lock-in and the costs of switching mainframe computer vendors in the US federal government in the 1970sShane M. Greenstein. annals, 17(3):58-66, 1995. [doi]

1993

Markets, standards, and the information infrastructureShane M. Greenstein. micro, 13(6):36-51, 1993. [doi]

1992

Invisible Hands and Visible Advisors: An Economic Interpretation of StandardizationShane M. Greenstein. jasis, 43(8):538-549, 1992.

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