Wanted -- wise policy not restrictive regulation

Jerome R. Corsi

Telecommunications Policy, 1981, vol. 5, issue 2, 151-154

Abstract: This article begins by restating some familiar tenets of information processing and telecommunications theory: that our emerging post-industrial economy is becoming increasingly service-oriented with a corresponding emphasis being placed upon information-intensive activities;1 that technical improvements in telecommunications systems are forthcoming at an almost exponential rate of increase;2 that a wide array of developed or developing telecommunications systems (including computer-based word processing, cable/satellite TV, interactive video, videotext, etc) are being considered for possible application in varied settings (ranging from the home to the office to the delivery of governmental services).

Date: 1981
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