Telecommunications Policy

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Volume 39, issue 11, 2015

Defining a cluster market: The case of the Korean Internet portal service market pp. 921-932

Youngsun Kwon and Shin Cho

The role of network effects and consumer heterogeneity in the adoption of mobile phones: Evidence from South Africa pp. 933-943

Lukasz Grzybowski

A socio-technical analysis of software policy in Korea: Towards a central role for building ICT ecosystems pp. 944-956

Hongbum Kim, Dong-Hee Shin and Daeho Lee

From Sluggish to Brisk: An analysis of Taiwan׳s cable TV digitalization policy pp. 980-995

Chorng-Jian Liu and Yi-Fei Chuang

Volume 39, issue 10, 2015

Information technology in Turkey: Creating high-skill jobs along with more unemployed highly-educated workers? pp. 811-829

S. Dube, M. Dube and A. Turan

A multiple indicator model for panel data: An application to ICT area-level variation pp. 830-847

Eva Ventura and Albert Satorra

Anchoring policy development around stable points: An approach to regulating the co-evolving ICT ecosystem pp. 848-860

David D. Clark and K.C. Claffy

IT and sustainability: New strategies for reducing carbon emissions and resource usage in transportation pp. 861-874

Jeffrey L. Funk

Network effects on the iPhone platform: An empirical examination pp. 877-895

Daniel D. Garcia-Swartz and Florencia Garcia-Vicente

Reassessing competition concerns in electronic communications markets pp. 896-912

Martin Peitz and Tommaso Valletti

The Closer Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between China and Hong Kong SAR: From gesture to commitment pp. 913-920

Xu Yan

Volume 39, issue 9, 2015

Social media and the public interest: Governance of news platforms in the realm of individual and algorithmic gatekeepers pp. 751-760

Philip M. Napoli

Internet governance by social media platforms pp. 761-770

L. DeNardis and A.M. Hackl

Youth and surveillance in the Facebook era: Policy interventions and social implications pp. 771-786

Kathryn C. Montgomery

Policy questions raised by virtual economies pp. 787-795

Edward Castronova, Isaac Knowles and Travis L. Ross

“Seek the meek, seek the just”: Social media and social justice pp. 796-803

Amit M. Schejter and Noam Tirosh

Volume 39, issue 8, 2015

Effect of the customer experience on satisfaction with smartphones: Assessing smart satisfaction index with partial least squares pp. 627-641

Dong-Hee Shin

The presence of emotional factors: An empirical exploration of bundle purchasing process pp. 642-657

Karri Mikkonen, Hanna Niskanen, Mikko Pynnönen and Jukka Hallikas

Benefit-confirmation model for post-adoption behavior of mobile instant messaging applications: A comparative analysis of KakaoTalk and Joyn in Korea pp. 658-677

Apollos Patricks Oghuma, Younghoon Chang, Christian Fernando Libaque-Saenz, Myeong-Cheol Park and Jae Jeung Rho

Exploring mobile application customer loyalty: The moderating effect of use contexts pp. 678-690

Chiao-Chen Chang

Adoption behavior of rural India for mobile telephony: A multigroup study pp. 691-704

Ruchita Gupta and Karuna Jain

Network management in the era of convergence: Focusing on application-based quality assessment of Internet access service pp. 705-716

Daeho Lee, Jungwoo Shin and Sangwon Lee

Economic and business perspectives on smartphones as multi-sided platforms pp. 717-734

Martin Campbell-Kelly, Daniel Garcia-Swartz, Richard Lam and Yilei Yang

The impact of piracy on prominent and non-prominent software developers pp. 735-744

Alexander Rasch and Tobias Wenzel

Volume 39, issue 7, 2015

Coopetition and convergence in the ICT ecosystem pp. 537-552

Rahul C. Basole, Hyunwoo Park and Brandon C. Barnett

Platform openness and the productivity of content providers: A meta-frontier analysis pp. 553-562

Changjun Lee, Daeho Lee and Junseok Hwang

Implications of dynamic spectrum management for regulation pp. 563-579

Arturo Basaure, Vladimir Marianov and Ricardo Paredes

Platforms and incentives for consensus building on complex ICT systems: The development of WiFi pp. 580-589

Geerten van de Kaa and Hans de Bruijn

The welfare effects of banning off-net/on-net price differentials in the mobile sector pp. 590-607

Christian Rojas

An Internet periphery study: Network centrality and clustering for mobile access in Bhutan pp. 608-622

Emanuele Giovannetti and Sebastian Sigloch

Volume 39, issue 6, 2015

Confusion, denial and anger: The response of the telecommunications industry to the challenge of the Internet pp. 444-449

Richard Feasey

Economic aspects of fibre to the distribution point with G.fast pp. 450-462

Juan Rendon Schneir and Yupeng Xiong

Technology transitions within telecommunications networks: Lessons from U.S. vs. Canadian policy experimentation under federalism pp. 463-485

Barbara A. Cherry

Economic replicability tests for next-generation access networks pp. 486-501

Laure Jaunaux and Marc Lebourges

Mandating portability and interoperability in online social networks: Regulatory and competition law issues in the European Union pp. 502-514

Inge Graef

The effects of ICT and mass media in post-disaster recovery – A two model case study of the Great East Japan Earthquake pp. 515-532

John W. Cheng, Hitoshi Mitomo, Tokio Otsuka and Stefan Y. Jeon

Volume 39, issue 5, 2015

Assessing data access issues in online platforms pp. 375-387

Inge Graef, Sih Yuliana Wahyuningtyas and Peggy Valcke

Seeking the links between competition and telecommunications investments pp. 388-405

Paola Garrone and Michele Zaccagnino

Two-phased composite I-distance indicator approach for evaluation of countries’ information development pp. 406-420

Marina Dobrota, Milan Martic, Milica Bulajic and Veljko Jeremic

Universal service obligations and public payphone use: Is regulation still necessary in the era of mobile telephony? pp. 421-435

Maude Hasbi

Volume 39, issue 3, 2015

Innovation and competition in the smartphone industry: Is there a dominant design? pp. 162-175

Grazia Cecere, Nicoletta Corrocher and Riccardo David Battaglia

Identifying and quantifying the indirect benefits of broadband networks for e-government and e-business: A bottom-up approach pp. 176-191

Marlies Van der Wee, Sofie Verbrugge, Bert Sadowski, Menno Driesse and Mario Pickavet

Inequality in the network society: An integrated approach to ICT access, basic skills, and complex capabilities pp. 192-207

Sandro Mendonça, Nuno Crespo and Nadia Simoes

Copyright indicators and the costs of symbolic production: The cultural dimension of telecommunications policy pp. 208-217

Esteve Sanz

Qualitative indicators for smart city business models: The case of mobile services and applications pp. 218-240

Nils Walravens

Measuring the impact of market competition analysis process in EU׳s electronic communications sector: Catalyst or impediment towards market competition? pp. 241-252

Spyros E. Polykalas and George N. Prezerakos

Measuring broadband in Europe: Development of a market model and performance index using structural equations modelling pp. 253-268

Wolter Lemstra, Bart Voogt and Nicolai van Gorp

LTE techno-economic assessment: The case of rural areas in Spain pp. 269-283

Catalina Ovando, Jorge Pérez and Antolín Moral

Accounting for telecommunications contribution to economic growth: A study of Small Pacific Island States pp. 284-295

Ronald Kumar, Radika Devi Kumar and Arvind Patel

A new regional clustering approach for mobile telecommunications policy in China pp. 296-304

Jinyang Lim, Changi Nam, Seongcheol Kim, Euehun Lee and Hongkyu Lee

Institutional isomorphism, policy networks, and the analytical depreciation of measurement indicators: The case of the EU e-government benchmarking pp. 305-319

Cristiano Codagnone, Gianluca Misuraca, Alberto Savoldelli and Francisco Lupiañez-Villanueva

A profile of visual analytical toolkits for understanding the spatio-temporal evolution of broadband provision pp. 320-332

Elizabeth A. Mack and Ross Maciejewski

Data from mobile phone operators: A tool for smarter cities? pp. 335-346

John Steenbruggen, Emmanouil Tranos and Peter Nijkamp

Discovering urban and country dynamics from mobile phone data with spatial correlation patterns pp. 347-362

Roberto Trasarti, Ana-Maria Olteanu-Raimond, Mirco Nanni, Thomas Couronné, Barbara Furletti, Fosca Giannotti, Zbigniew Smoreda and Cezary Ziemlicki

The SMS–GPS-Trip method: A new method for collecting trip information in travel behavior research pp. 363-373

Kristian Hegner Reinau, Henrik Harder and Michael Weber

Volume 39, issue 2, 2015

Advancement of indices assessing a nation׳s telecommunications development status: A PLS structural equation analysis of over 100 countries pp. 93-111

Torsten J. Gerpott and Nima Ahmadi

“A time to scatter stones and a time to gather them”11Ecclesiastes 3:5.: Electronic media industries concentration trends in Israel 1984–2013 pp. 112-126

Amit M. Schejter and Moran Yemini

Benchmarking and effects of reforms in the fixed telecommunications industry: A DDF approach pp. 127-139

Clementina Bruno and Alessandro Manello

Mobile and fixed broadband access services substitution in Japan considering new broadband features pp. 140-154

Akihiro Nakamura

Volume 39, issue 1, 2015

Broadband adoption and firm productivity: Evidence from Irish manufacturing firms pp. 1-13

Stefanie Haller and Sean Lyons

Assessment of the gap and (non-)Internet users evolution based on population biology dynamics pp. 14-37

Ioannis Neokosmidis, Nikolaos Avaritsiotis, Zoe Ventoura and Dimitris Varoutas

Who is (not) convinced to withdraw a contract termination announcement? – A discriminant analysis of mobile communications customers in Germany pp. 38-52

Torsten J. Gerpott, Nima Ahmadi and Daniel Weimar

Bundling of telecom offerings: An Empirical Investigation in the Turkish market pp. 53-64

M. Mithat Üner, Faruk Güven and S. Tamer Cavusgil

Fixed-mobile substitution and termination rates pp. 65-76

Steffen Hoernig, Marc Bourreau and Carlo Cambini

The production function methodology for estimating the value of spectrum pp. 77-88

Rohit Prasad