Telecommunications Policy

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Volume 41, issue 10, 2017

Telecommunications policy: The medium is the message pp. 847-852

Colin Blackman

The evolution of the telecommunications policy agenda: Forty years of articles in Telecommunications Policy pp. 853-877

José Luis Gómez-Barroso, Claudio Feijóo, Manuel Quiles-Casas and Erik Bohlin

An overview of Telecommunications Policy's 40-year research history: Text and bibliographic analyses pp. 878-890

Youngsun Kwon and Joungwon Kwon

An unsung success story: A forty-year retrospective on U.S. communications policy pp. 891-903

Christopher S. Yoo

40 years on: An account of innovation in the regulation of UK telecommunications, in 3½ chapters pp. 904-915

Martin Cave

Network-centric digital development in Korea: Origins, growth and prospects pp. 916-930

James F. Larson

China’s telecommunications evolution, institutions, and policy issues on the eve of 5G: A two-decade retrospect and prospect pp. 931-947

Jun Xia

The European Electronic Communications Code: A critical appraisal with a focus on incentivizing investment in next generation broadband networks pp. 948-961

Wolfgang Briglauer, Carlo Cambini, Thomas Fetzer and Kai Hüschelrath

ICT diffusion and production in ASEAN countries: Patterns, performance, and policy directions pp. 962-977

Khuong Vu

Regulatory inertia versus ICT dynamics: The case of product innovations pp. 978-990

Ingo Vogelsang

Digital knowledge generation and the appropriability trade-off pp. 991-1002

Cristiano Antonelli

The growing complexity of content delivery networks: Challenges and implications for the Internet ecosystem pp. 1003-1016

Volker Stocker, Georgios Smaragdakis, William Lehr and Steven Bauer

Grey nuances in the black and white debate over subsidized Internet access pp. 1017-1026

Rob Frieden

Blockchain's roles in strengthening cybersecurity and protecting privacy pp. 1027-1038

Nir Kshetri

The next stage of U.S. communications policy: The emerging embedded infosphere pp. 1039-1055

Richard D. Taylor

How and what to study about IoT: Research trends and future directions from the perspective of social science pp. 1056-1067

So-Eun Lee, Mideum Choi and Seongcheol Kim

Volume 41, issue 9, 2017

International roaming in the EU: Current overview, challenges, opportunities and solutions pp. 717-730

Jonathan Spruytte, Marlies Van der Wee, Mieke de Regt, Sofie Verbrugge and Didier Colle

Progress of e-development in China since 1998 pp. 731-742

Becky P.Y. Loo and Bo Wang

Infrastructure investment on the margins of the market: The role of niche infrastructure providers in the UK pp. 743-756

Paolo Gerli, David Wainwright and Jason Whalley

Beyond access: A relational and resource-based model of household Internet adoption in isolated communities pp. 757-768

Teresa Correa, Isabel Pavez and Javier Contreras

Estimating willingness-to-pay for broadband attributes among low-income consumers: Results from two FCC lifeline pilot projects pp. 769-780

Hyun Ji Lee and Brian Whitacre

Predation and network based price discrimination in Chile pp. 781-791

Claudio Agostini, Manuel Willington, Raúl Lazcano and Eduardo Saavedra

Cellular economies of scale and why disparities in spectrum holdings are detrimental pp. 792-801

Jon M. Peha

The role of competition and regulation in stimulating innovation – Telecommunications pp. 802-812

Ingo Vogelsang

A critical survey of the literature on broadband data caps pp. 813-837

Scott Jordan

Volume 41, issue 7, 2017

Valuation of telecom investments in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 537-554

Aude Schoentgen and Laurent Gille

The linear and non-linear impacts of ICT on economic growth, of disaggregate income groups within SSA region pp. 555-572

Masoud Mohammed Albiman and Zunaidah Sulong

Regulated termination rates and competition among Tunisian mobile network operators. Barriers, bias, and incentives pp. 573-586

Safieddine Bouali

Exploring the walled garden theory: An empirical framework to assess pricing effects on mobile data usage pp. 587-599

Ava Chen, Nick Feamster and Enrico Calandro

OTT - Threat or opportunity for African Telcos? pp. 600-616

Christoph Stork, Steve Esselaar and Chenai Chair

Impediments to the implementation of universal service funds in Africa – A cross-country comparative analysis pp. 617-630

Emmanuel Ogiemwonyi Arakpogun, Roseline Wanjiru and Jason Whalley

World radiocommunication conference – 2015: Reflections on Africa international spectrum policy pp. 631-641

Mohamed El-Moghazi, Jason Whalley and James Irvine

Institutions and consumers: Assertion of ordinary consumer interest in the Nigerian digital mobile telecommunications market pp. 642-650

Martha Kanene Onyeajuwa

Effects of political stability and sector regulations on investments in African mobile markets pp. 651-661

Goodiel Charles Moshi and Hilda Jacob Mwakatumbula

Corruption in Africa: What role does ICT diffusion play pp. 662-669

Seifallah Sassi and Mohamed Sami Ben Ali

Using radio and interactive ICTs to improve food security among smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 670-684

Heather E. Hudson, Mark Leclair, Bernard Pelletier and Bartholomew Sullivan

Mobile telephony and democracy in Ghana: Interrogating the changing ecology of citizen engagement and political communication pp. 685-694

Wisdom J. Tettey

Cloud computing, capabilities and intercultural ethics: Implications for Africa pp. 695-707

Kutoma Wakunuma and Rachel Masika

When I chat online, I feel relaxed and work better: Exploring the use of social media in the public sector workplace in Rwanda pp. 708-716

Dominique Nduhura and Michael Prieler

Volume 41, issue 5, 2017

A review of radio spectrum combinatorial clock auctions pp. 303-324

Asuncion Mochon and Yago Saez

Bargaining in spectrum auctions: A review of the German auction in 2015 pp. 325-340

Martin Bichler, Vitali Gretschko and Maarten Janssen

The effects of spectrum allocation mechanisms on market outcomes: Auctions vs beauty contests pp. 341-354

Toshifumi Kuroda and Maria del Pilar Baquero Forero

Spectrum fees and market performance: A quantitative analysis pp. 355-366

Carlo Cambini and Nicola Garelli

The use of spectrum auctions to attain multiple objectives: Policy implications pp. 367-378

Martin Cave and Rob Nicholls

Open access wireless markets pp. 379-390

Peter Cramton and Linda Doyle

Process model for recent spectrum sharing concepts in policy making pp. 391-404

Miia Mustonen, Marja Matinmikko, Oliver Holland and Dennis Roberson

Risk and decision analysis of dynamic spectrum access pp. 405-421

Liu Cui, Martin B.H. Weiss, Benoit Morel and David Tipper

Next generation of radio spectrum management: Licensed shared access for 5G pp. 422-433

Maria Massaro

Risk-informed interference assessment: A quantitative basis for spectrum allocation decisions pp. 434-446

J. Pierre de Vries

Spectrum fragmentation: Causes, measures and applications pp. 447-459

Youngsun Kwon, Duk Kyu Park and Hongjai Rhee

The impact of spectrum policies on the secondary spectrum market: A system dynamics approach pp. 460-472

Hee Seok Song, Taewan Kim and Taehan Kim

Framework for evolving spectrum management regimes: Lessons from India pp. 473-485

Rekha Jain and Rishabh Dara

From spectrum management to spectrum governance pp. 486-497

Peter Anker

Reducing spectrum use in traditional and SFN-based television for uniform and non-uniform deployments pp. 498-517

Rolando Bettancourt and Jon M. Peha

Assessment of spectrum value: The case of a second digital dividend in Europe pp. 518-532

Zoraida Frias, Carlos González-Valderrama and Jorge Pérez Martínez

Volume 41, issue 4, 2017

Estimating demand for fixed-line telecommunication bundles pp. 227-241

Maciej Sobolewski and Tomasz Kopczewski

Political economy of telecommunication infrastructure: An investigation of the National Broadband Network early rollout and pork barrel politics in Australia pp. 242-252

Tooran Alizadeh and Reza Farid

When technological superiority is not enough: The struggle to impose the SIM card as the NFC Secure Element for mobile payment platforms pp. 253-262

Mark de Reuver and Jan Ondrus

What do consumers prefer for music streaming services?: A comparative study between Korea and US pp. 263-272

Jiwhan Kim, Changi Nam and Min Ho Ryu

Effects of degrees of acceptance and awareness on a rate system for lowering mobile bills pp. 273-281

Junghun Kim, Hyunhong Choi, Heecheon Cho, Junsang Kim and Yoonmo Koo

ICT-specific technological change and economic growth in Korea pp. 282-294

Won-Sik Hwang and Jungwoo Shin

Volume 41, issue 3, 2017

Analysis of consumer preferences for mobile telecom plans using a discrete choice experiment pp. 157-169

João Confraria, Tiago Ribeiro and Helder Vasconcelos

Smart TV and the online media sector: User privacy in view of changing market realities pp. 170-184

Kristina Irion and Natali Helberger

The impact of intra-platform competition on broadband penetration pp. 185-196

Tom Ovington, Ron Smith, Juana Santamaría and Luigi Stammati

Willingness to pay for over-the-top services in China and Korea pp. 197-207

Min Sung Kim, Eun Kim, ShinYoung Hwang, Junghwan Kim and Seongcheol Kim

Public value mapping of network neutrality: Public values and net neutrality in Korea pp. 208-224

Dong-Hee Shin and Min-Kyu Lee

Volume 41, issue 2, 2017

Scanning and updating failure: How AT&T turned its political capability into a core rigidity pp. 71-89

Richard S. Brown

The rise of IT services clusters in India: A case of growth by replication pp. 90-105

P.M. Rao and M.H. Balasubrahmanya

Do R&D and ICT affect total factor productivity growth differently? pp. 106-119

Harald Edquist and Magnus Henrekson

Entrepreneurs’ use of internet and social media applications pp. 120-139

Elizabeth A. Mack, Lisa Marie-Pierre and Kyle Redican

Evaluation of USDA's Broadband Loan Program: Impacts on broadband provision pp. 140-153

Robert Dinterman and Mitch Renkow

Volume 41, issue 1, 2017

An evaluation of China's evolving broadband policy: An ecosystem’s perspective pp. 1-11

Chun Liu

Evolution and determinants of digital divide in Brazil (2005–2013) pp. 12-24

Marislei Nishijima, Terry Macedo Ivanauskas and Flavia Mori Sarti

Internet diffusion and regime type: Temporal patterns in technology adoption pp. 25-34

Sebastian Stier

Digital technology and international trade: Is it the quantity of subscriptions or the quality of data speed that matters? pp. 35-48

Ana Lucia Abeliansky and Martin Hilbert

The evolution of the internet of things industry and market in China: An interplay of institutions, demands and supply pp. 49-67

Nir Kshetri