Telecommunications Policy

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Volume 35, issue 9, 2011

Next Generation Access (NGA) supply side interventions—An international comparison pp. 794-803

Ernst-Olav Ruhle, Igor Brusic, Jörg Kittl and Matthias Ehrler

Facilities to service based competition, not service to facilities based, for broadband penetration: A comparative study between the United States and South Korea pp. 804-817

Sujin Choi

An assessment of the equality of access and no-regulation approaches to next generation networks pp. 818-826

Duarte Brito, Pedro Pereira and João Vareda

Public and private intervention for next-generation access deployment: Possibilities for three European countries pp. 827-841

Tricia Ragoobar, Jason Whalley and David Harle

Factors determining municipal broadband strategies across Europe pp. 842-856

Costas Troulos and Vasilis Maglaris

Deployment of high-speed broadband infrastructures during the economic crisis. The case of Xarxa Oberta pp. 857-870

Juan-José Ganuza and María Fernanda Viecens

Analysis of an integrated plan for expanding broadband access in Colombia pp. 871-882

Lina-María Gómez-Torres and Fernando Beltrán

Municipal support of wireless access network rollout: A game theoretic approach pp. 883-894

Mathieu Tahon, Bart Lannoo, Jan Van Ooteghem, Koen Casier, Sofie Verbrugge, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavet and Piet Demeester

The option to expand to a next generation access network infrastructure and the role of regulation in a discrete time setting: A real options approach pp. 895-906

George Charalampopoulos, Dimitris Katsianis and Dimitris Varoutas

Volume 35, issue 8, 2011

User motivation for broadband: A rural Danish study pp. 691-701

Jean-Paul Peronard and Flemming Just

ICT platforms and regulatory concerns in Europe pp. 702-714

Pieter Ballon and Eric Van Heesvelde

The end justifies the definition: The manifold outlooks on the digital divide and their practical usefulness for policy-making pp. 715-736

Hilbert Martin

Disconnecting: Understanding decline in universal service pp. 737-751

Carolyn Gideon and David Gabel

Sizing up information and communication technologies as agents of political development in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 752-763

Nicholas O. Alozie, Patience Akpan-Obong and William A. Foster

Network neutrality and difference in efficiency among Internet application service providers: A meta-frontier analysis pp. 764-772

Daeho Lee and Junseok Hwang

Selection of standards for digital television: The battle for Latin America pp. 773-787

Jorge Angulo, Joan Calzada and Alejandro Estruch

...And Communications for All: A Policy Agenda for the New Administration, A. Schejter, (Ed.). Lexington Books, Lantham, MD (2009). 350 pp. paperback, £24.95, ISBN 978-0739129203 pp. 788-790

Cherry Barbara

Volume 35, issue 7, 2011

Universal service subsidies and cost overstatement: Evidence from the U.S. telecommunications sector pp. 583-591

Sanford Berg, Liangliang Jiang and Chen Lin

Transparency regulation in broadband markets: Lessons from experimental research pp. 592-602

Jasper P. Sluijs, Florian Schuett and Bastian Henze

A comparative study of online privacy regulations in the U.S. and China pp. 603-616

Yanfang Wu, Tuenyu Lau, David J. Atkin and Carolyn A. Lin

The broadband bonus: Estimating broadband Internet's economic value pp. 617-632

Shane Greenstein and Ryan McDevitt

Evaluation of the opportunity cost of the spectrum: Application to the digital dividend pp. 633-649

Carlo Cambini and Nicola Garelli

Provision of Internet privacy and market conditions: An empirical analysis pp. 650-662

Yong Jin Park

Indicators of development or dependency in disguise? Assessing domestic inventive capacity in South Korean and Chinese infrastructural ICT standards pp. 663-680

Håkon Ursin Steen

Between a rock and a hard place: Recession and telecoms taxation pp. 681-688

Pantelis Koutroumpis, A. Lekatsas, G. Giaglis and P. Kourouthanasis

Volume 35, issue 6, 2011

Competitive rivalry, inter-modal competition and market performance in the Korean cable television markets: An empirical analysis pp. 483-493

Nakil Sung

Exploring the potential of wireless technologies to accelerate universal Internet access in Ghana pp. 494-504

Ignatius Fosu

The distribution of value in the mobile phone supply chain pp. 505-521

Jason Dedrick, Kenneth L. Kraemer and Greg Linden

The intensity of VoIP usage in Great Britain: Users' characteristics and firms' strategies pp. 522-531

Grazia Cecere and Nicoletta Corrocher

Multihoming, content delivery networks, and the market for Internet connectivity pp. 532-542

Thorsten Hau, Dirk Burghardt and Walter Brenner

Competitive relationships between traditional and contemporary telecommunication services in Taiwan pp. 543-554

Ya-Ching Lee

The response strategies of incumbent mobile network operators on the disruptive potential of public W-LAN in Germany pp. 555-567

Farsan Madjdi and Stefan Hüsig

Transmitters and receivers' investment to avoid interference: Is there an optimal regime? pp. 568-578

Pietro Crocioni and Luigi Alberto Franzoni

Volume 35, issue 5, 2011

Chinese institutions and standardization: The case of government support to domestic third generation cellular standard pp. 399-412

Nir Kshetri, Prashant Palvia and Hua Dai

Economic doctrines and network policy pp. 413-425

Robert Atkinson

Economy size and performance: An efficiency analysis in the telecommunications sector pp. 426-440

Pavlos C. Symeou

'Mainline' telecommunications infrastructure, levels of development and economic growth: Evidence from a panel of developing countries pp. 441-449

Chandana Chakraborty and Banani Nandi

Benchmarking telecoms regulation - The Telecommunications Regulatory Governance Index (TRGI) pp. 450-468

Leonard Waverman and Pantelis Koutroumpis

Mobile service innovation: A European failure pp. 469-480

Arnd Weber, Michael Haas and Daniel Scuka

Volume 35, issue 4, 2011

Allocative vs. technical spectrum efficiency pp. 291-300

Benoit Freyens and Oleg Yerokhin

Measuring convergence of China's ICT industry: An input-output analysis pp. 301-313

Wan Xing, Xuan Ye and Lv Kui

Who shapes network neutrality policy debate? An examination of information subsidizers in the mainstream media and at Congressional and FCC hearings pp. 314-324

Minjeong Kim, Chung Joo Chung and Jang Hyun Kim

Consumer behavior towards on-net/off-net price differentiation pp. 325-332

Justus Haucap and Ulrich Heimeshoff

Who goes online? Evidence of internet use patterns from rural Greece pp. 333-343

Anastasios Michailidis, Maria Partalidou, Stefanos Nastis, Aphrodite Papadaki-Klavdianou and Chrysanthi Charatsari

Churn analysis for an Iranian mobile operator pp. 344-356

Abbas Keramati and Seyed M.S. Ardabili

ICT as a source of economic growth in the information age: Empirical evidence from the 1996-2005 period pp. 357-372

Khuong Vu

An economic analysis of standards competition: The example of the ISO ODF and OOXML standards pp. 373-381

Knut Blind

Telecom reforms in the EU: Prices and consumers' satisfaction pp. 382-396

Emanuele Bacchiocchi, Massimo Florio and Marco Gambaro

Volume 35, issue 3, 2011

Broadband expectations and the convergence of ranks pp. 213-219

George Ford

Assessing the regional digital divide across the European Union-27 pp. 220-237

Maria Vicente and Ana López-Menéndez

Behind the scenes of the telecommunications miracle: An empirical analysis of the Indian market pp. 238-249

Sara Biancini

The business case of a network that serves both public safety and commercial subscribers pp. 250-268

Ryan Hallahan and Jon M. Peha

Role of formal standards in transition to the technology frontier: Korean ICT systems pp. 269-287

Jae-Yong Choung, Tahir Hameed and Illyong Ji

Volume 35, issue 2, 2011

Consolidation of public safety wireless networks: An options-based economic analysis of numerous scenarios pp. 91-101

Sungho Lee

The need for a new approach to regulating fixed networks pp. 102-114

Wolfgang Briglauer and Ingo Vogelsang

Telecommunications services and economic growth: Evidence from India pp. 115-127

M.R. Narayana

Pull-and-suck effects in Taiwan mobile phone subscribers switching intentions pp. 128-140

Yi-Fei Chuang

Access to and penetration of ICT in rural Thailand pp. 141-155

Pitikorn Tengtrakul and Jon M. Peha

Business ecosystem strategies of mobile network operators in the 3G era: The case of China Mobile pp. 156-171

Jing Zhang and Xiong-Jian Liang

Towards a new policy framework for spectrum management in India pp. 172-184

Varadharajan Sridhar and Rohit Prasad

Exploring the creation of systemic value for the customer in Advanced Multi-Play pp. 185-201

Karri Mikkonen

Competition in Turkish mobile telecommunications markets: Price elasticities and network substitution pp. 202-210

Mehmet Karacuka, Justus Haucap and Ulrich Heimeshoff

Volume 35, issue 1, 2011

Net Neutrality in Europe: Desperately seeking a market failure pp. 1-11

Pietro Crocioni

Total factor productivity growth in Uganda's telecommunications industry pp. 12-19

Eria Hisali and Bruno Yawe

Ways to improve pioneer new ventures' performance in the ICT industry pp. 20-35

Pedro Manuel García-Villaverde and María José Ruiz-Ortega

Merger simulation using average market share: An application to the Optimus-TMN mobile merger case pp. 36-50

Corrado Andini and Ricardo Cabral

The third-generation-mobile (3G) policy and deployment in China: Current status, challenges, and prospects pp. 51-63

Jun Xia

Technological disequilibrium. Price indexes in hubs for Local Area Networks pp. 64-73

Roberto Fontana

Antecedents of consumers' intentions to upgrade their mobile phones pp. 74-86

Fang-Mei Tseng and Hui-Yi Lo