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Cybertelecom
Federal Internet Law & Policy
An Educational Project
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Layered Model of Regulation |
OSI Stack |
7. Application
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| 6. Presentation |
| 5. Session |
| 4. Transport |
| 3. Network |
| 2. Data Link |
| 1. Physical |
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Internet Stack |
Application
(DHCP, DNS, FTP, HTTP, IRC, POP3, TELNET...) |
Transport
(TCP, UDP, RTP...) |
Internet
(IP)
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Data Link
(ATM, Ethernet, FDDI, Frame Relay, PPP...) |
Physical Layer
(Ethernet physical layer, ISDN, Modems, SONET...) |
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Policy Layers |
Content
(intellectual property, fraud, offensive content...) |
Applications
(VoIP, Gambling, Email, {regardless of content} ...) |
Internet
(Security, access, interconnection, market...) |
Physical Infrastructure
(common carriage, markets, security, reliability.....) |
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Links
Paper
- Information Economy Report 2006: Chapter 7 The Layered Internet Architecture: Governance Principles and Policies p. 275, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Nov. 2006)
- "Beyond the Layered Model" by J. Scott Marcus , Silicon Flat Irons PPT
- Rick Whitt, MCI, A Horizontal Leap Forward: Formulating a New Communications Policy Framework Based on the Network Layers Model, 56 Fed. Comm. L.J. 587 (2004)
- A. M. Odlyzko, Layer architectures and regulation in telecommunications, p. 16-19 in New Millennium Research Council report, Free Ride: Deficiencies of the MCI 'Layers' Policy Model and the Need for Principles that Encourage Competition in the New IP World, July 2004. [preprint, text] [full NMRC report, PDF]
- The Layers Principle: Internet Architecture and the Law, SSRN 7/18/03
- Lawrence Solum and Minn Chung, The Layers Principle: Internet Architecture and the Law, SSRN 6/24/03
- Rob Frieden, Adjusting the Horizontal and Vertical in Telecommunications Regulation: A Comparison of the Traditional and a New Layered Approach, PSU 2/4/03
- The Potential Relevance to the United States of the European Union’s Newly Adopted Regulatory Framework for Telecommunications by J. Scott Marcus; July 2002. [ Text | Word | Acrobat | News Release ]
- Douglas C. Sicker, Further Defining a Layered Model for Telecommunications Policy, TPRC 2002 2002 Download: [Abstract] [PDF]
- Robert Cannon, Will the Real Internet Please Stand Up: A Quest to Define the Internet, TPRC 2002 Download: [HTML]
- Sicker & Mindel, "Refinements of a Layered Model For Telecommunications Policy," The Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law, Volume I, 2002
- Robert Cannon, The Legacy of the Computer Inquiries, to be published in the FCLJ
- Frieden, Adjusting the Horizontal and Vertical in Telecommunications Regulation: A Comparison of the Traditional and a New Layered Approach, TPRC 9/18/02
- Sicker, Further Defining a Layered Model for Telecommunications Policy, TPRC 9/18/02
- Kevin Werbach, A Layered Model for Internet Policy Draft Sept 2000. Edventure| TPRC pdf
- The Computer Inquiry rules are set forth in the following White Paper: Where ISPs and Telephone Companies Compete: A Guide to the Computer Inquiries, Enhanced Service Providers and Information Service Providers (March 2001) | Word | Published in Commlaw Conspectus and TPRC Proceedings 2000.
- Robert M Entman, Rapporteur, Transition to an IP Environment, The Aspen Institute (2001)
- Michael L. Katz, Thoughts on the Implication of Technological Change for Telecommunications Policy, The Aspen Institute (2001)
- Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, National Research Council, Broadband: Bringing Home the Bits, p. 182 (2002) (calling for logical layer unbundling).
- "A Paradigm Shift for the Stupid Network: Interconnecting with Legacy Networks in the Internet Era" by Timothy Denton and François Ménard, June 15, 2000 (293 KB)
- J. Weinberg, "The Internet and Telecommunications Services, Universal Service Mechanisms, Access Charges and Other Flotsam of the Regulatory System," TPRC, 1998.
- F. M. Bar, "Configuring the Telecommunications Infrastructure for the Computer Age: The Economics of Network Control," Ph.D. thesis, University of California, Berkeley (1990).
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