Michael Greeson examines broadband residential access technologies and services, customer-premised broadband equipment, home networking, and voice-over-broadband products and services. His recent work includes: - Next-Generation Digital Cable Set-Top Boxes: Analysis & Forecasts (October 2002)
- PC-Based Digital Entertainment in the Internet Home (October 2002)
- Broadband Access @ Home III (available November 2002)
- The Residential Gateway Report: Fourth Edition (May 2002)
- Bundled Services & Residential Gateways (October 2001)
- The Broadband Networked Household: Profiles of an Emerging Market (May 2001)
- "Consumer Interest In Next-Generation Broadband Services," IEC Annual Review of Telecommunications, (June 2001)
Greeson is frequently cited in the technology press, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Time, Business Week, San Jose Mercury News, Broadband Week, ZDNet, TelecomBusiness, and many other publications. Greeson often addresses audiences regarding both consumer and market trends in emerging residential technologies. His most recent engagements include CES, COMDEX, Communications Design Conference, Cox Communication's Executive Summit, INT's 802.11 Spring 2002 Conference, J.D. Power's Energy & Telecom Conference, Virata's Worldwide Residential Gateway Tour, Parks Associates' CONNECTIONS, IIR's Residential Gateway European Congress. He joined Parks Associates after completing a BA in Philosophy from the University of Central Oklahoma, and graduated summa cum laude with an MA in Interdisciplinary Social Science at the University of Chicago. | 
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