Telecommunications Policy

Volume 1 - 49

Current editor(s): Erik Bohlin

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Pirates and Samaritans: A decade of measurements on peer production and their implications for net neutrality and copyright pp. 701-712: Johan A. Pouwelse, Pawel Garbacki, Dick Epema and Henk Sips
Regulation and the promotion of investment in next generation networks--A European dilemma pp. 713-721: Jos Huigen and Martin Cave
Current and future European regulation of electronic communications: A critical assessment pp. 722-734: Alexandre de Streel
Triple play: How do we secure future benefits? pp. 735-743: Maarten Janssen and Ewa Mendys-Kamphorst
Innovation, convergence and the role of regulation in the Netherlands and beyond pp. 744-754: Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz

Broadband adoption, jobs and wages in the US telecommunications industry pp. 587-599: Sumit K Majumdar
Income distribution and the diffusion of networks: An empirical study of Brazilian telecommunications pp. 600-614: Helena Bohman
Broadband migration and lock-in effects: Mixed logit model analysis of Japan's high-speed Internet access services pp. 615-625: Takanori Ida and Kai Sakahira
Income, affordable and threshold effects on FMS in the developed and developing economies pp. 626-641: Chun-Mei Chen, Hsiang-Chih Tsai and Chi-Kuo Mao
The diffusion of mobile phones in India pp. 642-651: Sanjay Singh
Competition regulation in the Hong Kong telecommunications sector--Challenges and reforms pp. 652-661: Richard W.S. Wu and Grace L.K. Leung
The political economy of standards setting by newcomers: China's WAPI and South Korea's WIPI pp. 662-671: Heejin Lee and Sangjo Oh
Efficiency ranking of the OECD member states in the area of telecommunications: A composite AHP/DEA study pp. 672-685: D.I. Giokas and G.C. Pentzaropoulos
Bridging the digital divide for rural communities: The case of China pp. 686-696: Jun Xia and Ting-Jie Lu

Can the poor afford mobile telephony? Evidence from Latin America pp. 521-530: Roxana Barrantes and Hernan Galperin
Internationalisation in the telecommunications services industry: Literature review and research agenda pp. 531-544: Nejc M. Jakopin
Surplus extraction by network providers: Implications for net neutrality and innovation pp. 545-558: Gireesh Shrimali
Productivity analysis of the telecommunications sector in China pp. 559-571: Pun-Lee Lam and Alice Shiu
Did federal regulation discourage facilities-based entry into US local telecommunications markets? pp. 572-581: Troy Quast

Assessing new cell phone text and video services pp. 455-467: Ronald E. Rice and James E. Katz
Managing and modeling the price reduction effect in mobile telecommunications traffic pp. 468-479: Kyoung Cheon Cha, Duk Bin Jun, Amy R. Wilson and Young Sun Park
Differences in consumer loyalty and willingness to pay for service attributes across digital channels: A study of the Japanese digital content market pp. 480-489: Donghun Kim and Philip Sugai
Spatial data constraints: Implications for measuring broadband pp. 490-502: Tony Grubesic
Trends in ICT standards: The relationship between European standardisation bodies and standards consortia pp. 503-513: Knut Blind and Stephan Gauch

Optimal reciprocal access pricing and collusion pp. 381-387: Macro Alderighi
Applying "Merger Guidelines" market definition to (de)regulatory policy: Pros and cons pp. 388-398: Timothy Brennan
Entering the mobile service market via mobile platforms: Qualcomm's BREW platform and Nokia's Preminet platform pp. 399-411: Wen-Tzu Chen and Chih-Nan Hu
Does strategy matter? A comparison of broadband rollout policies in Finland and Sweden pp. 412-421: Heikki Eskelinen, Lauri Frank and Timo Hirvonen
Web-hosting market development status and its value as an indicator of a country's e-readiness pp. 422-435: Borka Jerman-Blazic
The evolution of mobile communications in Europe: The transition from the second to the third generation pp. 436-449: Lucio Fuentelsaz, Juan Maicas and Yolanda Polo

Should mobile subscription be subsidised in mature markets? pp. 294-306: Rob Albon and Richard York
Innovation patterns and policy implications of ADSL penetration in Korea: A case study pp. 307-325: Youngbae Kim, Hoeel Jeon and Soonhoon Bae
Rural broadband: The provider matters pp. 326-339: Lawrence E. Wood
The digital divide problem: An economic interpretation of the Japanese experience pp. 340-348: Kiyotaka Yuguchi
Structural adjustment in the Latin American and African mobile sectors pp. 349-363: Peter Curwen and Jason Whalley
Is telecommunications regulation efficient? An international perspective pp. 364-377: David Flacher and Hugues Jennequin

Towards a Wi-Fi ecosystem: Technology integration and emerging service models pp. 163-181: Vinoth Gunasekaran and Fotios C. Harmantzis
Two-level model of customer retention in the US mobile telecommunications service market pp. 182-196: DongBack Seo, C. Ranganathan and Yair Babad
Economic factors and diffusion of IP telephony: Empirical evidence from an advanced market pp. 197-211: Ioanna Constantiou and Karlheinz Kautz
The spatial distribution of broadband providers in the United States: 1999-2004 pp. 212-233: Tony Grubesic
Diffusion models of mobile telephony in Greece pp. 234-245: Christos Michalakelis, Dimitris Varoutas and Thomas Sphicopoulos
Early mover advantages: An empirical analysis of European mobile phone markets pp. 246-261: Govert Bijwaard, Maarten Janssen and Emiel Maasland
Loop density and telephone company cost: Panel data evidence pp. 262-272: James Zolnierek
The effect of incumbent bidding in set-aside auctions: An analysis of prices in the closed and open segments of FCC Auction 35 pp. 273-290: Peter Cramton, Allan T. Ingraham and Hal J. Singer

Adoption of e-government in three Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil and Mexico pp. 88-100: T.Y. Lau, Mira Aboulhoson, Carolyn Lin and David J. Atkin
Factors of broadband development and the design of a strategic policy framework pp. 101-115: Peter Trkman, Borka Jerman Blazic and Tomaz Turk
Strategic focus of incumbents in the European telecommunications industry: The cases of BT, Deutsche Telekom and KPN pp. 116-130: (Hans) van Kranenburg, H.L. and John Hagedoorn
The impact of regulation on the retail prices in fixed-line telephony across the European Union pp. 131-144: Lukasz Grzybowski
Convergence and diversification in cable industry: An empirical analysis of the deployment pattern of cable telephony in US local telecommunications markets pp. 145-155: Sangho Seo

A simple game-theoretic analysis of peering and transit contracting among Internet service providers pp. 4-18: Narine Badasyan and Subhadip Chakrabarti
Bill-and-Keep peering pp. 19-32: Gireesh Shrimali and Sunil Kumar
Internet peering as a network of relations pp. 33-49: Steffen Lippert and Giancarlo Spagnolo
Roaming in the Mobile Internet pp. 50-61: Simona Fabrizi and Bruno Wertlen
Social network theory, broadband and the future of the World Wide Web pp. 62-84: Daniel Sgroi