Telecommunications Policy

Volume 1 - 49

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Volume 31, issue 10-11

Technology policy for the knowledge economy: Public support to young ICT service firms pp. 573-591

Massimo G. Colombo and Luca Grilli

Community response grids: E-government, social networks, and effective emergency management pp. 592-604

Paul T. Jaeger, Ben Shneiderman, Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Jennifer Preece, Yan Qu and Philip Fei Wu

How America's fragmented approach to public safety wastes money and spectrum pp. 605-618

Jon M. Peha

The effects of standardization process on competition: An event study of the standardization process in the US cable modem market pp. 619-631

Maya Cohen-Meidan

Consumer behavior in the Italian mobile telecommunication market pp. 632-647

Clelia Mazzoni, Laura Castaldi and Felice Addeo

Impacts of handset bundling on mobile data usage: The case of Finland pp. 648-659

Mathias Tallberg, Heikki Hämmäinen, Juuso Töyli, Sauli Kamppari and Antero Kivi

The role of government in broadband access pp. 660-674

Arnold Picot and Christian Wernick

Volume 31, issue 8-9

Another instance where privatization trumped liberalization: The politics of telecommunications reform in South Africa--A ten-year retrospective pp. 445-462

Robert B. Horwitz and Willie Currie

ICT as a source of output and productivity growth in Finland pp. 463-472

Jukka Jalava and Matti Pohjola

Media ownership and communications: Enriching the research agenda pp. 473-492

D. Linda Garcia and Ellen Surles

A practical approach to quality-adjusted price cap regulation pp. 493-501

Kevin Currier

When good intentions are not enough: Sequential entry and competition in the Turkish mobile industry pp. 502-523

Izak Atiyas and Pinar Dogan

Cost orientation and xDSL services: Retail-minus vs. LRAIC pp. 524-529

Ricardo Gonçalves

Competition in a pure world of Internet telephony pp. 530-540

Christoph Engel

The effect of the Telefonica-BellSouth merger on the Argentine cellular telephone market pp. 541-557

German Coloma

Volume 31, issue 6-7

An analysis of the determinants of broadband access pp. 312-326

Kenneth Flamm and Anindya Chaudhuri

Broadband and universal service pp. 327-346

David Gabel

Supply, demand and ICT-based services: A local level perspective pp. 347-358

Jan Youtie, Philip Shapira and Greg Laudeman

Closing the rural broadband gap: Promoting adoption of the Internet in rural America pp. 359-373

Robert LaRose, Jennifer L. Gregg, Sharon Strover, Joseph Straubhaar and Serena Carpenter

The digital vicious cycle: Links between social disadvantage and digital exclusion in rural areas pp. 374-388

Martyn Warren

Broadband and rural areas in the EU: From technology to applications and use pp. 389-400

Paschal Preston, Anthony Cawley and Monika Metykova

Cost and benefits from infrastructure competition. Estimating welfare effects from broadband access competition pp. 401-418

Felix Höffler

Recent developments in US wireline telecommunications pp. 419-437

Paul Zimmerman

Volume 31, issue 5, 2007

Access pricing: A comparison between full deregulation and two alternative instruments of access price regulation, cost-based and retail-minus pp. 236-250

Paula Sarmento and Antonio Brandao

Wholesale market definition in telecommunications: The issue of wholesale broadband access pp. 251-264

Anton Schwarz

Segmental new-product diffusion of residential broadband services pp. 265-275

Alastair Robertson, Didier Soopramanien and Robert Fildes

Demand for telecommunication services in developing countries pp. 276-289

Christopher Garbacz and Herbert G. Thompson

Economic analysis of the introduction of the MVNO system and its major implications for optimal policy decisions in Korea pp. 290-304

Byung Woon Kim and Seong Ho Seol

Volume 31, issue 3-4

Dark clouds over the Internet? pp. 144-154

Jens Prüfer and Eric Jahn

Toward universal telephone access: Market progress and progress beyond the market pp. 155-163

Charles Kenny and Rym Keremane

Moving targets: Introducing mobility into universal service obligations pp. 164-178

Patrick Burkart

Maximizing the adoption of fixed number portability within the EU: An empirical analysis pp. 179-196

G.N. Prezerakos and S.E. Polykalas

Telecommunications policy in Turkey: Dismantling barriers to growth pp. 197-208

James B. Burnham

Restructuring diversified telecom operators pp. 209-229

Svein Ulset

Volume 31, issue 2, 2007

Firm and target country characteristics as factors explaining wealth creation from international expansion moves of mobile network operators pp. 72-92

Torsten J. Gerpott and Nejc M. Jakopin

Determinants of customer loyalty in the wireless telecommunications industry pp. 93-106

Abdolreza Eshghi, Dominique Haughton and Heikki Topi

Investment decisions in the wireless industry applying real options pp. 107-123

Fotios C. Harmantzis and Venkata Praveen Tanguturi

Global political economy of technology standardization: A case of the Korean mobile telecommunications market pp. 124-138

Whasun Jho

Volume 31, issue 1, 2007

Hedonic prices in the German market for mobile phones pp. 4-13

Ralf Dewenter, Justus Haucap, Ricardo Luther and Peter Rötzel

Solving the startup problem in Western mobile Internet markets pp. 14-30

Jeffrey L. Funk

Forecasting telecommunications data with linear models pp. 31-44

Gary Madden and Joachim Tan

Interceptability of telecommunications: Is US and Dutch law prepared for the future? pp. 45-67

Bert-Jaap Koops and Rudi Bekkers

Volume 30, issue 10-11

Accounting for ARPU: New evidence from international panel data pp. 521-532

Pat McCloughan and Sean Lyons

Bids for the UMTS system: An empirical evaluation of the Italian case pp. 533-551

Pasquale Scandizzo and Marco Ventura

Customer churn analysis: Churn determinants and mediation effects of partial defection in the Korean mobile telecommunications service industry pp. 552-568

Jae-Hyeon Ahn, Sang-Pil Han and Yung-Seop Lee

The 3G transition: Changes in the US wireless industry pp. 569-586

David Tilson and Kalle Lyytinen

Impact of wireless telecommunications standards and regulation on the evolution of wireless technologies and services over Internet protocol pp. 587-604

Tadahiko Maeda, A.D. Amar and Allen Gibson

Estimating consumer surplus in the mobile telecommunications market: The case of Korea pp. 605-621

Duk Hee Lee and Dong Hee Lee

Third generation new entrants in the European mobile telecommunications industry pp. 622-632

Jason Whalley and Peter Curwen

Volume 30, issue 8-9

Flexibility and broadband evolution pp. 424-444

Marieke Fijnvandraat and Harry Bouwman

Broadband policy assessment: A cross-national empirical analysis pp. 445-463

Inmaculada Cava-Ferreruela and Antonio Alabau-Muñoz

Municipal electric utilities' role in telecommunications services pp. 464-480

Sharon E. Gillett, William Lehr and Carlos A. Osorio

Broadband diffusion in remote and rural Scotland pp. 481-495

Andrew Tookey, Jason Whalley and Susan Howick

Geographical gaps in the Portuguese broadband access. Rethinking the role of public funding after years of trade liberalisation pp. 496-515

Flávio Nunes

Volume 30, issue 7, 2006

Fixed and mobile competition in transition economies pp. 349-367

Maria Vagliasindi, Izzet Güney and Chris Taubman

Mobile termination: Market power, externalities and their policy implications pp. 368-384

Rob Albon and Richard York

Mobile number portability in Europe pp. 385-399

Stefan Buehler, Ralf Dewenter and Justus Haucap

Migration to 3G wireless broadband internet and real options: The case of an operator in India pp. 400-419

Venkata Praveen Tanguturi and Fotios C. Harmantzis

Volume 30, issue 5-6

Mobile termination charges: Calling Party Pays versus Receiving Party Pays pp. 242-277

Stephen Littlechild

The effects of international telecommunication investment: Wireline and wireless technologies, 1993-1998 pp. 278-296

Samuel C. Yang and Lorne Olfman

Xiaolingtong versus 3G in China: Which will be the winner? pp. 297-313

Yufei Yuan, Wuping Zheng, Youwei Wang, Zhengchuan Xu, Qing Yang and Yufei Gao

Satisfaction with mobile services in Canada: An empirical investigation pp. 314-331

Ofir Turel and Alexander Serenko

VoIP deregulation in South Africa: Implications for underserviced areas pp. 332-344

Marshini Chetty, Edwin Blake and Ewan McPhie

Volume 30, issue 3-4

Institutional variety in communications regulation. Classification scheme and empirical evidence from Austria pp. 152-170

Michael Latzer, Natascha Just, Florian Saurwein and Peter Slominski

Paradoxical impact of asymmetric regulation in Taiwan's telecommunications industry: Restriction and rent seeking pp. 171-182

Yuntsai Chou and Kung-Chung Liu

Interconnection regulation in India: Lessons for developing countries pp. 183-200

Rekha Jain

The limitations of market-based regulation of the electronic communications sector pp. 201-222

Paul Richards

Encouraging infrastructure competition via the ladder of investment pp. 223-237

Martin Cave

Volume 30, issue 2, 2006

Still on hold? A retrospective analysis of competitive implications of the Telecommunication Act of 1996, on its 10th year anniversary pp. 80-95

David J. Atkin, Tuen-Yu Lau and Carolyn A. Lin

The broadband Internet access market: The changing role of ISPs pp. 96-111

Annemijn F. van Gorp, Carleen F. Maitland and Heidemarie Hanekop

Telecommunications policy and individuals with disabilities: Issues of accessibility and social inclusion in the policy and research agenda pp. 112-124

Paul T. Jaeger

The satellite home viewer improvement act: Price and quality impact of direct broadcast satellite companies' provision of local broadcast stations pp. 125-135

Michael E. Clements and Stephen M. Brown

Leveraging the EU regulatory framework to improve a layered policy model for US telecommunications markets pp. 136-148

Joshua L Mindel and Douglas C. Sicker

Volume 30, issue 1, 2006

Political and economic processes in the privatization of the Korea telecommunications industry: A case study of Korea Telecom, 1987-2003 pp. 3-13

Dal Yong Jin

Israeli cellular telecommunications policy pp. 14-28

Amit M. Schejter

Mobile phones, the Internet and the institutional environment pp. 29-45

Veneta Andonova

Diffusion of digital mobile telephony: Are developing countries different? pp. 46-63

Petri Rouvinen

Is broadband the future? An analysis of broadband technology potential and diffusion pp. 64-75

Zizi Papacharissi and Anna Zaks