Telecommunications Policy

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Volume 11, issue 4, 1987

The EEC green paper: A faltering step in the right direction pp. 322-324

J. H. Solomon

The INTUG view on the EEC green paper pp. 325-329

George G. McKendrick

Information resources: A nation's stake in telecommunications pp. 330-333

Alfred C. Sikes

New telecommunications services in Austria: A technology assessment pp. 334-346

Johannes Bauer, Ernest Braun, Bernd Hartmann, Michael Latzer, Peter Pointner, Peter-Paul Sint and Ernst Bonek

The Spanish telecommunications sector in search of its future pp. 347-356

Emilio Lera

The (low) power elite: Deregulated licensing criteria for low-power television in the USA pp. 357-368

David Atkin

From TDF to international data services pp. 369-376

Peter Robinson

Information technology today and tomorrow pp. 377-389

Dieter Kimbel

Nationwide information services using data broadcasting pp. 391-397

Stephen Castell

Telecom Eireann attains its targets pp. 403-404

Michael J. Sheridan

Volume 11, issue 3, 1987

Prices and competition on voice telephony in the UK pp. 230-236

M. E. Beesley, B. H. Laidlaw and P. Gist

Regulation of British telecom: A reply to Beesley, Laidlaw and Gist pp. 237-242

Bryan Carsberg

On modifying the MFJ pp. 243-246

John T. Wenders

Interconnection of private networks: A link between industrial and telecommunications policy pp. 247-258

Deborah Estrin

Cable policy in Europe: The role of transborder broadcasting and its effects on CATV pp. 259-268

Jürgen Müller

International comparisons of telecommunication charges pp. 269-280

R. Horton and J. Donovan

Excess capacity in international telecommunications pp. 281-295

Leland L. Johnson

The race for telecommunication technology: The USA v Japan pp. 297-307

Meheroo Jussawalla

Deregulation trends and policies in France pp. 308-309

Jacques Arlandis

Who pays for the local call? pp. 314-314

Joseph P. Fuhr

Mobile satellite spectrum sharing is possible and highly desirable pp. 315-315

John Almond and oVice President

Teleglobe update pp. 316-316

David Gillick and oSenior Consultant

Volume 11, issue 2, 1987

Regional aid for telecommunications in Europe: A force for economic development pp. 99-113

Roger Pye and Gillian Lauder

Action for telecommunications development: STAR: a European community programme pp. 115-120

Eamon Lalor

Reducing the number of missing links: Regional cooperation and telecommunications development in southern Africa pp. 121-134

Andrew Dymond

Radiodetermination satellite service: A new path for global cooperation pp. 135-139

T. Stephen Cheston

Satellites and integrated broadband communications: An ESA view pp. 140-146

J. Chaplin

Japanese telecommunications policy: New direction and old dilemmas pp. 147-160

William H. Davidson

Bell system R&D activities: The impact of divestiture pp. 161-178

A. Michael Noll

The ITU and development assistance: North, South and the dynamics of the CCIs pp. 179-192

Jean-Luc Renaud

Direct broadcast satellites: The media--industrial complex in the UK and Europe pp. 193-207

Gareth Locksley

The fairness trap pp. 212-213

Joseph V. Ryder

Privatization of teleglobe Canada pp. 213-215

David Gillick

Volume 11, issue 1, 1987

Between a rock and a hard place pp. 3-9

Olof Lundberg

UK research on implications of information and communication technologies pp. 11-19

William H. Melody

Information management in telecommunications: Guidelines for developing countries pp. 20-30

Robert Schware

Trade patterns, industry structure and industrial policy in telecommunications pp. 31-44

Werner Neu, Karl-Heinz Neumann and Thomas Schnöring

Local competition and resale of network services in the USA pp. 45-57

Alain de Fontenay, Mark B. Hoffberg, Mary H. Shugard and Robert G. White

Architecture for satellite data networks in developing countries pp. 58-64

Satish Joshi

In-home computing and information services: A twenty-year analysis of the technology and its impacts pp. 65-81

Nicholas P. Vitalari and Alladi Venkatesh

Competition in US telecommunications: Rejoinder to 'The subsidy myth' pp. 82-86

Dennis L. Weisman and Donald J. Kridel

The author replies pp. 86-87

Robert D. Denious

A pillar of development pp. 88-90

Maurice Estabrooks

Demonstrating a commitment to the developing world pp. 90-91

Heather E. Hudson

'The missing link' in Africa pp. 91-92

J. B. Cowie

Volume 10, issue 4, 1986

Towards a new theory of information pp. 278-281

Tom Stonier

Trade in data services: The international context pp. 282-298

Karl P. Sauvant

Electronic information services: An emerging market opportunity? pp. 299-312

Andrew Cullen

Uncertain prospects for ISDN: A Spanish view pp. 313-324

Emilio Lera

Telecommunications and Sub-Saharan Africa: The continuing crisis pp. 325-340

William L. Guttman

The challenge of optical fibres pp. 341-351

Christopher Podmore and Denise Faguy

Volume 10, issue 3, 1986

Telecommunications evolution in the UK pp. 186-192

J. H. Solomon

The rationale for local measured service pp. 193-194

Joseph P. Fuhr

Global politics and INTELSAT: The conduct of foreign relations in an electronically interconnected world pp. 195-208

Richard R. Colino

Explaining information sector growth in developing countries pp. 209-228

Raul L. Katz

Telecommunications services in France: The regulated monopoly and the challenge of competition pp. 229-244

Jean Pierre Coustel

Strategy in the telecommunications market: The effects of liberalization and competition pp. 245-257

M. G. Carney

The subsidy myth: Who pays for the local loop? pp. 259-267

Robert D. Denious

Throttling competition: a reply pp. 271-272

Dennis L. Weisman and Bruce L. Egan

Competition and Utopia pp. 273-273

John T. Wenders

Volume 10, issue 2, 1986

Information technology and the developing Pacific pp. 83-87

Neil D. Karunaratne

The diffusion of BITNET: a communications system for universities pp. 88-92

Aharon Kellerman

Star WARCs and new systems: An analysis of US international satellite policy formation pp. 93-105

Andrea Kavanaugh

A telecommunications taxonomy pp. 107-119

David Cleevely and Richard Cawdell

Competition and social objectives: The case of West German telecommunications pp. 121-131

Karl-Heinz Neumann and Bernhard Wieland

Cities and communication: The limits of community pp. 132-140

Seymour J. Mandelbaum

The Australian telecommunications subscriber equipment industry: Technical change and international competitiveness pp. 141-163

E. Sciberras

The US telecommunications industry in transition: Bypass, regulation and the public interest pp. 164-176

Bruce L. Egan and Dennis L. Weisman

Throttling competition pp. 177-180

John T. Wenders

Volume 10, issue 1, 1986

ISDN: a solution in search of a problem? pp. 2-4

Tony Newstead

Information gaps: myth or reality? pp. 5-12

Benjamin M. Compaine

New technologies in banking -- revolutionary change? pp. 13-16

Stephen Smith and David Wield

Canadian consumers and telephone pricing: From luxury to necessity and back again? pp. 17-32

Robert Pike and Vincent Mosco

The implications of economic efficiency for US telecommunications policy pp. 33-40

John T. Wenders and Bruce L. Egan

An integrative approach to information policy research pp. 41-50

Eileen M. Trauth

Subscriber financing of telecommunications investment pp. 51-56

Robert F. Gellerman

Telecommunications market structure in the USA: The effects of deregulation and divestiture pp. 57-67

Elizabeth Johnson