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24 Nov 2005: Computer Laboratory. Digital Communication II. Digital Communication II. 2005-06. Principal lecturer: Prof Jon Crowcroft. Taken by:The slides below are in powerpoint. I can provide PDF if asked, but printed copies are available in lectures. from

3 May 2005: Financing E-commerce. Raising money. Valuation. Winners and losers. Futurology. Raising the Money. Family and Friends £10K. Bank loan £100K. Angels £250K. VCs £2M. IPO £20M. VC Criteria. Global sustainable under-served market need. Defensible

19 May 2005: 13. 6. 10.4. 12. 6. 10.2. 11. 6. 10.0. 10. (d) Discuss the economic impact of the advent of Internet. ... point. (d) Economic effect of the advent of the Internet. Large topic, but some of the following points should be noted:.

4 Mar 2005: nars will take place in 2005 at Leicester University, the London School of Economics and Research Institute. ... The need for an economic justification for actions in both spheres was recognised.

13 Jul 2005: To ensure the most efficient use of limited economic resources, it is important that such actions are only undertaken on those bridges which actually need intervention.

5 May 2005: This increase has been based on the flexibility and better economic performance offered by venues featuring retractable roofs compared to those with traditional fixed roofs.

20 Jan 2005: How to mark fairly. Damon Wischik. Workshop on Internet Service Quality Economics, MIT, December 1999. ... We propose a definition of fairness, using ideas from effective bandwidth theory and economics.

14 Jan 2005: predicting the possible negative impact of these activities on the natural environment, and any related social, economic and other consequences”. ... They do not address the social, economic and other consequences. This normative act is the official

2 Dec 2005: Centre for Environmental Policy and Governance. London School of Economics 20th June 2005. ... Strict environmental legislation is undermined by weak enforcement and the dominance of economic drivers.

20 Jan 2005: Drawing on economic theory, we define what it means to signal fairly and efficiently, taking into account the random nature of traffic.