Japanese telecommunications policy: New direction and old dilemmas

William H. Davidson

Telecommunications Policy, 1987, vol. 11, issue 2, 147-160

Abstract: Recent shifts in telecommunicatiions policy have led to a dramatic restructuring of the Japanese telecommunications industry. A variety of new participants have entered the domestic communications market, and existing vendors have reoriented themselves. These shifts have not occured without trauma. Policy and jurisdictional debates and tension remain; traditional policies and structures conflict with new directions. Japan's experience in adapting new goals, policies and structures in the telecommunications sector warrants careful examination by public and private industry participants.

Date: 1987
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