MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

The James H. and Mary B. Quello Center focuses on research that stimulates and informs public debate on communication, information, and media policy. Our work often challenges assumptions about the role of technology, policy and regulation for citizens, communities, and society. It aims to realize the benefits of advanced communications in the digital age while mitigating its negative effects. Quello Center researchers collaborate across Michigan State University, with other centers of excellence, and with stakeholders to advance the political, social and economic potential of the Internet and related technologies and services. Current research addresses broadband policy, digital inclusion, platform regulation, next-generation networks (5G, Internet of Things), and data ethics... Recent working paper: Bauer, Johannes M., New Guardrails for the Information Society (September 12, 2021). Quello Center Working Paper No. 05-21, Available at SSRN and DOI.

Primary location: East Lansing United States