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Michael D. Smith

Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy

Carnegie Mellon University

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Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

Michael D. Smith is currently serving as a Heinz College Of Information Systems And Public Policy Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

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marketing business electronic commerce economics internet economics digital marketing information science competition (economics) information policy mass communication social sciences digital mediums interactive marketing digital economy marketing science information technology electronic marketplaces technology law industrial marketing distribution (marketing) piracy protection consumer research copyright protection social science research information management online information market behavior popular medium social network analysis intellectual property law social influence management science business research online customer behavior two-sided markets economic behavior empirical analysis trusted p2p information economics customer reviews economics of networks user feedback dvd sales market analysis reputation management online communities digital age internet piracy reputation systems medium distribution information technology management audience reception online advertising peer-to-peer networks internet exchanges consumer behavior mobile commerce electronic publishing applied social science streaming data information society content delivery networks dynamic pricing internet shopbot product variety sales concentration patterns long tail consumer economics information behavior privacy protection consumer surplus increased product variety consumer decision-making mandatory standards online privacy protection customer profitability philosophy of economics microeconomics economic policy strategic management marketing strategy marketing research economic theory strategy economic literature business information systems mathematical economics management information systems market research economic systems econometric methods enterprise information management economic modelling business excellence business intelligence marketing theory information system planning business science econometric models econometrics business studies marketing management economic analysis managerial aspect

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AI in Society: Impact on Younge People. (2025)

machine intelligencetechnologyartificial societyethics of artificial intelligenceintelligent computingartificial intelligenceresponsible aiintelligent systemscognitive science

Book Bans in American Libraries: Impact of Politics on Inclusive Content Consumption. Marketing Science (2025)

american librariespolitical sciencebook banspublic opinionelectronic librarypublic policylibrary scienceamerican political thoughtinclusive content consumptionpolitical communicationcensorshipresearch library

Book Bans in American Libraries: Impact of Politics on Inclusive Content Consumption. MARKETING SCIENCE (2025)

digital scholarshipmedium distributionmass communicationenglishcensorshipjournalismresearch libraryelectronic librarylibrary managementpolitical communicationlibrary hi techarchival researchacademic librarianshipdigital humanitieslibrary sciencepopular mediummedia studiespolitical scienceinternational librarianshiplibrary designchildren's literaturepublic life

Can Gen AI and Copyright Coexist?. Harvard Business Review, Digital (2025)

digital scholarshiptechnologyinformation sciencetechnological forecastingjournalismresearch commercializationsocial innovationbusiness intelligencebusinessdigital mediumstechnology lawinformation policyknowledge economyai adoptionintellectual capitaldigital humanitiesintellectual propertypatent informationresponsible aitechnology transferintellectual property lawcopyright protection

Data Analytics and the Digital Delivery of Higher Education Courses. (2025)

technologyonline course developmenteducational data miningeducational strategiesdata sciencebig dataeducational assessmentsoftware engineering educationanalyticsdata managementdistance educationstem educationeducational managementhigher education assessmentinformaticshigher educationeducational informaticseducationcomputing educationundergraduate researchlearning analyticseducational technology

"Empirical Evidence for the Effectiveness of Judicial Site Blocking". (2025)

civil procedurepublic lawlegal information retrievalcase lawpublic policylawadministrative lawtechnology lawcriminal justice

Fighting Crime Online. (2025)

cyber conflictinformation forensicscommunicationdeviance (sociology)criminologysecurity studiescybercrimecyber crimejournalism

Fighting Crime Online. Communications of the ACM (2025)

cyber conflictcommunicationviolent behaviorcriminologycyber crimecybercrimecrime-as-a-servicecriminal justicecriminal lawcrime online

Fighting Crime Online Options, Evidence, and the Empirical Case Forjudicial Site Blocking in the Us. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM (2025)

civil proceduredeviance (sociology)criminologysecurity studiescybercrimecyber crimecensorshipjournalismcyber conflicttheoretical criminologylawtechnology lawcriminal lawinformation policyfraudcommunicationinformation forensicsdigital justicecyber crime investigationexperimental criminologyonline informationcriminal justice

Foreign Online Piracy: How the Courts Can Protect American Ip. (2025)

commercial lawinternational lawcomparative lawcompetition lawpiracy protectionsecurity studiescyber crimecybercrimeinternational economic lawlaw and economicscyber conflictlawtechnology lawinformation policyprivate international lawintellectual propertypublic international lawinformation forensicsinternet economicsinformation security

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Michael D. Smith

Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

Michael D. Smith is currently serving as a Heinz College Of Information Systems And Public Policy Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Michael D. Smith

Carnegie Mellon University

Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

AI in Society: Impact on Younge People. (2025)

machine intelligencetechnologyartificial societyethics of artificial intelligenceintelligent computingartificial intelligenceresponsible aiintelligent systemscognitive science

Book Bans in American Libraries: Impact of Politics on Inclusive Content Consumption. Marketing Science (2025)

Book Bans in American Libraries: Impact of Politics on Inclusive Content Consumption. MARKETING SCIENCE (2025)

Can Gen AI and Copyright Coexist?. Harvard Business Review, Digital (2025)

Data Analytics and the Digital Delivery of Higher Education Courses. (2025)

"Empirical Evidence for the Effectiveness of Judicial Site Blocking". (2025)

civil procedurepublic lawlegal information retrievalcase lawpublic policylawadministrative lawtechnology lawcriminal justice

Fighting Crime Online. (2025)

cyber conflictinformation forensicscommunicationdeviance (sociology)criminologysecurity studiescybercrimecyber crimejournalism

Fighting Crime Online. Communications of the ACM (2025)

cyber conflictcommunicationviolent behaviorcriminologycyber crimecybercrimecrime-as-a-servicecriminal justicecriminal lawcrime online

Fighting Crime Online Options, Evidence, and the Empirical Case Forjudicial Site Blocking in the Us. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM (2025)

Foreign Online Piracy: How the Courts Can Protect American Ip. (2025)

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