On March 1st and 2nd, Stanford Law School hosted a conference on Spectrum Policy: Property or Commons?

Spectrum policy is undergoing a fundamental reorientation in the United States and elsewhere. An emerging consensus holds that the traditional system of governmentally-allocated spectrum rights inhibits innovation and competition. The central question now facing policy makers is what form of spectrum management should replace the existing system.

Lots of bloggers at the conference. Links to their takes on the conference can be found on the conference main page.