February 16, 2004 - Morning Session
Radio spectrum management for a converging world	Eric LIE, ITU
Spectrum liberalisation and property rights (Paper )	Thomas HAZLETT, Manhattan Institute
Spectrum trading or sharing? New Approaches to spectrum management	Lee McKNIGHT, Syracuse University
Case study: Australia	Fabio LEITE, ITU
Case study: Guatemala	Giancarlo IGARGUEN, Francisco Marroquin University
Case study: United Kingdom	Martin CAVE, University of Warwick
February 16, 2004 - Afternoon Session
Frequency open policy in Japan	Kiyoshi KONO, MPHPT (Japan)
Spectrum management in Korea	OH Sung Kon, MIC (Korea)
Spectrum policy in the EU	Ruprecht NIEPOLD, DGINFSO (European Commission)
February 17, 2004 - Morning Session
Impact of new approaches to spectrum management on Broadcasting	Philip LAVEN, EBU
Aviation's Spectrum in a Brave New World	Brabara D'AMATO, IATA
Impact of new approaches to spectrum management on Satellite	Ann VANDENBROUCKE, INMARSAT
Advanced wireless technologies and spectrum management	Taylor REYNOLDS, ITU
License-exempt spectrum and advanced wireless technologies	Marianna GOLDHAMMER, Alvarion
Spectrum buyouts: A mechanism to open spectrum (Paper )	Nobuo IKEDA, RIETI
February 17, 2004 - Afternoon Session
Regulatory and policy implications of advanced wireless technologies to spectrum management	Doug SWARD, Industry Canada (Canada)
Regulatory and policy implications of advanced wireless technologies to spectrum management	Bharat BHATIA, Motorola
Spectrum management activities of the ITU	Terence JEACOCK, ITU-R (SG1)
Improving the international spectrum regulatory framework	Robin HAINES, NTIA (USA)
February 18, 2004 - Morning Session
Spectrum management reform in Brazil	Marco TAVARES, ANATEL (Brazil)