Shane Greenstein's guest appearances

Shane Greenstein

The Insightful Leader

Economic Frontiers

Surprisingly Free

Two Think Minimum

Christian Catalini

Catherine Tucker

Doug Smith

Michael Katz

Dimitri Sirota

Adam Galinsky

Rob Pegoraro

Kelly Goldsmith

Diane Coyle

Brian Uzzi

Bruce Mehlman

Felipe Hoffa

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz

Michael Shellenberger

David Israelite

OwlTail

Shane Greenstein is the Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration and Co-Chair of the HBS Digital Initiative. He also co-directs the Program on the Economics of Digitization at the National Bureau of Economic Research, and because HBS provides such modest bios, we thought we would embellish it a little bit with just some numbers from his CV. Shane has written nine books and edited volumes. 71 articles in peer review journals, 47 chapters in books, 15 published proceedings and reports, 52 invited publications, 150 articles for IEEE, which means that we could probably calculate the opportunity cost of your being with us today in terms of lost articles.

Shane Greenstein on Innovation, the Internet Age, and the Future

Show Notes: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/ide/podcasts/In this podcast we talk about the economic history of the internet. Our guest is Shane Greenstein of Harvard Business School. Shane has recently written a book on this topic called How the Internet Became Commercial: Innovation, Privatization, and the Birth of a New Network. We talk about the misleading perception that government single-handedly created the internet, the idea of internet exceptionalism by businesses, and the importance of a diversity of platforms and products for the health of the internet. We also touch on topics on topics such as the three waves of big data, commercialization strategies by universities and predictions about which technologies now are most like the internet in the early 90's.

Show Notes: <a href="http://mitsloan.mit.edu/ide/podcasts/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://mitsloan.mit.edu/ide/podcasts/</a><br>In this podcast we talk about the economic history of the internet. Our guest is Shane Greenstein of Harvard Business School. Shane has recently written a book on this topic called How the Internet Became Commercial: Innovation, Privatization, and the Birth of a New Network. We talk about the misleading perception that government single-handedly created the internet, the idea of internet exceptionalism by businesses, and the importance of a diversity of platforms and products for the health of the internet. We also touch on topics on topics such as the three waves of big data, commercialization strategies by universities and predictions about which technologies now are most like the internet in the early 90's.

EF5: How the Internet Became Commercial w/ Shane Greenstein

Interview with Shane Greenstein on Wikipedia

The puzzling spread of the commercial Internet could explain wage inequalities

Interview with Professor Shane Greenstein