Telecommunications Policy

Volume 1 - 49

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Volume 34, issue 11, 2010

Access regulation, competition, and broadband penetration: An international study pp. 661-671

Jan Bouckaert, Theon van Dijk and Frank Verboven

Factors influencing the user acceptance of digital home services pp. 672-682

Mi Jin Noh and Ju Seong Kim

A critical review of the "ladder of investment" approach pp. 683-696

Marc Bourreau, Pinar Dogan and Matthieu Manant

Access regulation and the incumbent investment in quality-upgrades and in cost-reduction pp. 697-710

João Vareda

On the determinants of non-market strategy: The separations mechanism and cost shifting in the telecommunications industry pp. 711-725

Sumit K Majumdar and Hsihui Chang

Sequencing in telecommunications reform: A review of the Turkish case pp. 726-735

Necmiddin Bagdadioglu and Murat Cetinkaya

Estimating switching costs involved in changing mobile phone carriers in Japan: Evaluation of lock-in factors related to Japan's SIM card locks pp. 736-746

Akihiro Nakamura

Ranking the strategic actions of Iran mobile cellular telecommunication using two models of fuzzy QFD pp. 747-759

Hassan Khademi-Zare, Mahnaz Zarei, Ahmad Sadeghieh and Mohammad Saleh Owlia

Volume 34, issue 10, 2010

Can a margin squeeze indicate the need for deregulation? The case of fixed network voice telephony markets pp. 551-561

Wolfgang Briglauer, Georg Götz and Anton Schwarz

External knowledge search, innovative performance and productivity in the Korean ICT sector pp. 562-571

Junseok Hwang and Youngjin Lee

Learning processes in municipal broadband projects: An absorptive capacity perspective pp. 572-595

Angsana A. Techatassanasoontorn, Andrea H. Tapia and Alison Powell

Regulatory legacy, VoIP adoption, and investment incentives pp. 596-605

Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz

Wireline deregulation: The Canadian experience pp. 606-615

Paul Beaudry

MVNO services: Policy implications for promoting MVNO diffusion pp. 616-632

Dong-Hee Shin

Various wholesale price equilibria for mobile virtual network operators pp. 633-648

Jae-Do Song

An assessment of the 2008 telecommunications restructuring in China pp. 649-658

Hanlong Fu and Yi Mou

Volume 34, issue 9, 2010

A conceptual framework for public-private interplay in the telecommunications sector pp. 487-495

José Luis Gómez-Barroso and Claudio Feijóo

Public private partnerships as a tool for stimulating investments in broadband pp. 496-504

Morten Falch and Anders Henten

Motives and means for public investment in nationwide next generation networks pp. 505-512

Martin Cave and Ian Martin

Emerging models of public-private interplay for European broadband access: Evidence from the Netherlands and Italy pp. 513-527

Alberto Nucciarelli, Bert Sadowski and Paola O. Achard

Long term risk sharing contracts as an approach to establish public-private partnerships for investment into next generation access networks pp. 528-539

Markus Fredebeul-Krein and Werner Knoben

Take your partners: Public private interplay in Australian and New Zealand plans for next generation broadband pp. 540-549

Jock Given

Volume 34, issue 8, 2010

Critical resource: An institutional economics of the Internet addressing-routing space pp. 405-416

Milton Mueller

Conceptualizing digital and physical connectivity: The position of European cities in Internet backbone and air traffic flows pp. 417-429

Lomme Devriendt, Ben Derudder and Frank Witlox

Impacts of mobile Internet use intensity on the demand for SMS and voice services of mobile network operators: An empirical multi-method study of German mobile Internet customers pp. 430-443

Torsten J. Gerpott

The role of mobile handsets in advanced network service evolution: Evidence from Japan pp. 444-460

Shigeru Ono and Puay Tang

Should wireless carriers protect residential voice subscribers from high overage and underage charges? Insights from the Canadian telecommunications market pp. 461-481

Ken Kwong-Kay Wong

Volume 34, issue 7, 2010

The momentum for network separation: A guide for regulators pp. 355-365

Ricardo Gonçalves and Alvaro Nascimento

Means not ends: Deterring discrimination through equivalence and functional separation pp. 366-374

Richard Cadman

Functional separation in Swedish broadband market: Next step of improving competition pp. 375-383

Orada Teppayayon and Erik Bohlin

The Italian way to functional separation: An assessment of background and criticalities pp. 384-391

A. Nucciarelli and Bert Sadowski

Structural separation versus vertical integration: Lessons for telecommunications from electricity reforms pp. 392-403

Bronwyn Howell, Richard Meade and Seini O'Connor

Volume 34, issue 5-6

Anti-competitive behaviour in spectrum markets: Analysis and response pp. 251-261

Martin Cave

On the competitive effects of mobile virtual network operators pp. 262-269

Philip Kalmus and Lars Wiethaus

Browsing as the killer app: Explaining the rapid success of Apple's iPhone pp. 270-286

Joel West and Michael Mace

Access regulation on NGA-A financial, market-led solution to bridge the gap between US and European diverging regulatory approaches pp. 287-298

Paolo Siciliani

Organisational status change and performance: The case of Ireland's national telecommunications operator pp. 299-308

Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves

Internet access and capacity planning: Quantifying relationships between usage, capacity, and blocking pp. 309-322

David C. Novak

The diffusion of the Internet: A cross-country analysis pp. 323-340

Luis Andres, David Cuberes, Mame Diouf and Tomas Serebrisky

Volume 34, issue 4, 2010

Economic growth, telecommunications development and productivity growth of the telecommunications sector: Evidence around the world pp. 185-199

Pun-Lee Lam and Alice Shiu

Quantifying the costs of a nationwide public safety wireless network pp. 200-220

Ryan Hallahan and Jon M. Peha

A bootstrapped robust data envelopment analysis model for efficiency estimating of telecommunication companies in Iran pp. 221-232

S.J. Sadjadi and H. Omrani

Competition law and regulation in the Turkish telecommunications industry: Friends or foes? pp. 233-243

Sahin ArdIyok and Og[breve]uz, Fuat

ICT governance: South Africa pp. 244-247

Melvin Ayogu and Fiona Bayat

Telecommunications companies: One meeting with any competitor is enough to violate the EU's competition laws and result in fines pp. 248-250

Kevin A. Diehl

Volume 34, issue 3, 2010

Efficiency in broadband service provision: A spatial analysis pp. 117-131

Tony Grubesic

A new measure of US residential broadband availability pp. 132-143

Jed Kolko

Exploring geographic variation in corporate broadband adoption; evidence from Irish small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) pp. 144-161

Dimitrios Pontikakis and Patrick Collins

How stakeholders view the impacts of international ICT standards pp. 162-174

Knut Blind, Stephan Gauch and Richard Hawkins

Economic and policy implications of spectrum license fee payment methods pp. 175-184

Youngsun Kwon, Jungsub Lee and Youngkyun Oh

Volume 34, issue 1-2

Regulation 3.0 for Telecom 3.0 pp. 4-10

Eli M. Noam

Consumer sovereignty: New boundaries for telecommunications and broadband access pp. 11-22

Barbara A. Cherry

Competition-regulation interface in telecommunications: What's left of the essential facility doctrine pp. 23-35

Andrea Renda

EU policy for next generation access - an innovative or incremental step forward? pp. 36-44

Ernst-Olav Ruhle and Martin Lundborg

Access to in-building wiring as a barrier to local fixed network competition: The case of Hong Kong pp. 45-53

Xu Yan and Patrick Xavier

Wholesale unbundling and intermodal competition pp. 54-64

Harold Ware and Christian M. Dippon

Regulation, public policy, and investment in communications infrastructure pp. 65-79

Johannes M. Bauer

Snakes and ladders: Unbundling in a next generation world pp. 80-85

Martin Cave

Universal service: A new definition? pp. 86-91

James Alleman, Paul Rappoport and Aniruddha Banerjee

Universal service and targeted support in a competitive telecommunications environment pp. 92-97

Stanford L. Levin

Provision of universal service and access over IP networks in Japan pp. 98-109

Hitoshi Mitomo and Nobuyuki Tajiri

Economic welfare and universal service pp. 110-116

Gary Madden