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Professor Noam focuses on the economics and management 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, and on a White House Presidential Board on electronic technology. His 27 books and over 400 articles cover telecom, film, TV, e-finance, e-commerce and IT.

• Spring 2013
  Media and Information Management (EMBA)
  
• Spring 2012
  International Media Business (MBA)
  Media & Information Management (MBA)
  
• Fall 2012
  Communications, Internet, & Media (Master Class) (MBA)
  
• Spring 2011
  International Media Business (MBA)
  Media & Information Management (MBA)
  
• Fall 2011
  Communications, Internet, & Media (Master Class) (MBA)
  
• Spring 2010
  International Media Business (MBA)
  Media & Information Management (MBA)
  
• Fall 2010
  Communications, Internet, & Media (Master Class) (MBA)
  
• Spring 2009
  International Media Business (MBA)
  Media & Information Management (MBA)
  
• Fall 2009
  Communications, Internet, & Media (Master Class) (MBA)
  

Ph.D. Heal Thyself First: In Search of Evidence-Based Research for Evidence-Based Policy In Beyond Broadband (2011)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Hollywood 2.0: How Internet Distribution Will Affect the Film Industry In Media, Technology and Society: Theories of Media Evolution (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The Dynamics of Media Concentration: The American Experience In The Media Industries and Their Markets: Quantitative Analyses (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The Internet: Still Wide Open and Competitive? In Media Ownership and Concentration in America (2009)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Why TV Regulation Will Become Telecom Regulation In Communications: The Next Decade (2006)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Access of Content to Mobile Wireless: Opening the 'Walled Airwave' In Mass Media Content and Services for Mobile Wireless Communications (2006)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Regulation 3.0 for Telecom 3.0 In Telecommunications Policy (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Fundamental Instability: Why Telecom Is Becoming a Cyclical and Oligopolistic Industry In Information Economics and Policy (2008)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Why the Internet Is Bad for Democracy In Communications of the ACM (2008)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Smart Homes In Global Agenda Magazine (2006)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Deregulation and Market Concentration: an Analysis of Post-1996 Consolidations In Federal Communications Law Journal (2005)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Media Ownership and Concentration in America (2008)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Peer-to-Peer Video: The Economics, Policy, and Culture of Today's New Mass Medium (2008)
Author(s): Eli Noam, Lorenzo Maria Pupillo

Mobile Media: Content and Services for Wireless Communications (2006)
Author(s): Jo Groebel, Eli Noam, Valerie Feldmann

Telecommunications Meltdown (2005)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Internet Television (2004)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Competition for the Mobile Internet (2003)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Interconnecting the Network of Networks (2001)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The New Investment Theory of Real Options and its Implication for Telecommunications Economics (1999)
Author(s): Eli Noam

A New Concentration Index for Media Industries Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

A Trade World for Peer-to-Peer Media Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam, Andres Hervas-Drane

American Broadcast Television: Decline or Dominance? Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Concentration and the Decline of the Newspaper Industry Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Concentration Trends of the American Computer Software Sector Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Content and Ownership: Diversity in TV Program Channels Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Cyclicality in the American Telecommunications Equipment Industry in Crisis Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Did Deregulation Lead to Competition in the American Telecommunications Sector? Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Distribution of TV and Video to the Home: Empirical Evidence and Regulatory Implications Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Diversification in the American Semiconductor Industry 1984–2008 Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

From Ben Franklin to iPad: Consolidation in American Book Publishing Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Institutional Ownership of the American IT Industries Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Local Media Markets: From Oligopoly to Monopoly Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Magazines: Last Print Medium Standing? Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Restructuring of Traditional Media: The American Radio Industry, 1984–2009 Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The American Consumer Electronics Industry, 1984–2009 Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The Decline of the American Computer Industry in Worldwide Market Share Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The Institutional Ownership of American Media Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The Internet: Still Wide Open? Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

The World's Most Permanent Oligopoly: The American Film Industry Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Trends in the Music Industry: Crisis and Restructuring Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Vertical Concentration in the American IT Sector Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Vertical Ownership Trends in American Mass Media, 1983–2008 Working paper (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Why the World Needs Quality Standards for International Comparisons In Journal of the Society for Information and Communications Research (2012)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Broadband Convergence in Japan In Journal of the Society for Information and Communications Research (2012)
Author(s): Eli Noam

MVPD Blues: Content Access Policy in Korea and the U.S. In Media Access in America and Korea (2012)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Economics of Scale, Network Effects, and the Dynamics of the Telecom Industry Structure In International Journal of Management and Network Economics (2010)
Author(s): Eli Noam

Media Scholars as Activists: Media De-Concentration as Social Reform? In Tulsa Law Review (2008)
Author(s): Eli Noam