The program consists of a combination of lectures and discussions of the participants' Ph.D. project.

26 August evening

Anders Henten: Welcome and introduction to the theme of the course

27 August morning

William H. Melody: Political economy of ICT

Ramjee Prasad: Next generation networks

27 August afternoon

Nicholas Garnham: Political economy of the media

Knud Erik Skouby: User involvement in R&D and innovation processes

28 August morning

Markus Schneider: Web 2.0 applications

William H. Melody: Institutional economics as a framework for studying technological change

28 August afternoon

Robert Picard: Economics of new media

Nicholas Garnham: Future of public service broadcasting

29 August morning

Presentation and discussion of PhD projects (group work)

29 August afternoon

Halldor Sigurdsson: P2P networking

Robert Picard: Public and consumer funded instruments in new services

30 August morning

Presentation and discussion of PhD projects (group work)

30 August afternoon

Reza Tadayoni: Mobile media

Anders Henten: Convergence and media regulation

31 August morning

William H. Melody: Patents and copyright: Shaping technological development

Reza Tadayoni: IPTV

31 August afternoon

Panel discussion and round-up