Communications & Strategies
2008 - 2016
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Volume 1, issue 102, 2016
- The Apple Twist pp. 13-35
- Denis Lescop and Elena Lescop
- The Radio Spectrum Ladder of Investment to Promote Innovation and Competition in Mobile Markets pp. 37-61
- Laurent Benzoni and Pascal Dutru
- 5G – Boundary Object or Battlefield? pp. 63-87
- Jannick Sørensen, Reza Tadayoni and Anders Henten
Volume 1, issue 101, 2016
- The European Audiovisual Industry and the Digital Single Market: Trends, Issues and Policies pp. 17-40
- Alain Busson, Thomas Paris and Jean-Paul Simon
- Public Service Media and the European Internal Market: Friends or Allies? pp. 41-61
- Karen Donders
- Cultural Diversity in the Internet Age: In Search of New Tools that Work pp. 63-85
- Mira Burri
- Out of the Blue: The Rise of CDN Networks pp. 107-128
- Pierre-Jean Benghozi and Jean-Paul Simon
Volume 1, issue 100, 2015
- Secular Stagnation on the Supply Side: U.S. Producivity Growth in the Long Run pp. 19-45
- Robert J. Gordon
- Digital Technologies and the Global Economy's Productivity Imperative pp. 47-64
- Eric Labaye and Jaana Remes
- Which Role for ICTs as a Productivity Driver Over the Last Years and the Next Future? pp. 65-83
- Gilbert Cette
- The Future of Productivity Improving the Diffusion of Technology and Knowledge pp. 85-105
- Dan Andrews, Chiara Criscuolo and Dirk Pilat
- Productivity and Digitilization in Europe: Paving the Road to Faster Growth pp. 107-124
- Bart van Ark
- Modern Communication Technology and its Economic Impact: A Survey of Research Findings pp. 125-144
- M. Ishaq Nadiri and Banani Nandi
- Current Perspectives on the Employment Impact of Digital Technologies pp. 145-163
- Stéphane Ciriani and Pascal Perin
- Polarization of Job Losses: Canada and the USA, the Role of ICT pp. 165-179
- Leonard Waverman
Volume 1, issue 99, 2015
- Competition and Interoperability in Mobile Money Platform Markets: What Works and What Doesn’t? pp. 11-32
- Marc Bourreau and Tommaso Valletti
- Competition and Regulation of Crowdfunding Platforms: A Two-sided Market Approach pp. 33-50
- Jordana Viotto
- Competitive Dynamics in the ICT Sector: Strategic Decisions in Platform Ecosystems pp. 51-70
- Katharina Hoelck and Pieter Ballon
- Regulating Over-the-Top Service Providers in Two-Sided Content Markets: Insights from the Economic Literature pp. 71-90
- Jan Krämer and Michael Wohlfarth
- Strategizing in Platform-based ecosystems: Leveraging Core Processes for Continuous Innovation pp. 91-111
- Thierry Isckia and Denis Lescop
- Innovation and Competition in Internet and Mobile Banking: an Industrial Organization Perspective pp. 129-146
- Carlotta Mariotto and Marianne Verdier
Volume 1, issue 98, 2015
- Is Symmetric Access Regulation a Policy Choice? Evidence from the Deployment of NGA in Europe pp. 17-41
- Tony Shortall and Martin Cave
- Regulatory Policy Implications of Different Levels of Symmetry pp. 43-60
- Jorn van STEENIS
- Reconsidering ex ante Regulation in the Dutch Electronic Communications Market pp. 61-83
- Viktória Kocsis, Paul de Bijl, Rob van der NOLL and Bert Tieben
- Policy Options for a Revised EU Access and Interconnection Regime pp. 85-112
- Peter Alexiadis
- Lemons on the Edge of the Internet: The Importance of Transparency for Broadband Network Quality pp. 119-136
- Reza Rajabiun and Catherine Middleton
Volume 1, issue 97, 2015
- The next wave: "big data"? pp. 15-39
- Giuditta De Prato and Jean Paul Simon
- The Economic Impact of the European Reform of Data Protection pp. 41-58
- Stéphane Ciriani
- Economic Value of Location-based Big Data: Estimating the Size of Japan's B2B Market pp. 59-74
- Teppei Koguchi and Toshiya Jitsuzumi
- Mobile Network Big Data for Development: Demystifying the Uses and Challenges pp. 75-94
- Sriganesh Lokanathan and Roshanthi Lucas Gunaratne
Volume 1, issue 96, 2014
- Open Data as a Catalyst for the Smart City as a Local Innovation Platform pp. 15-32
- Nils Walravens, Jonas Breuer and Pieter Ballon
- Smarten Up! Open Data, Toolkits and Participation in the Social City pp. 35-52
- Shenja van der GRAAF
- Open Data, Big Data and Crowdsourcing: Emergent Mobile Apps Business Models pp. 53-72
- Samy Guesmi
- The Network is the Robot pp. 73-88
- Antonio Manzalini and Alexandros Stavdas
- What (Smart) Data Visualizations Can Offer to Smart City Science pp. 89-112
- Luca Piovano, David Garrido, Ricardo Silva and Iris Galloso
- Development of a Smart City and its Adoption and Acceptance: the Case of New Songdo pp. 113-128
- Nir Kshetri, Lailani L. Alcantara and Yonghoon Park
Volume 1, issue 95, 2014
- The Evolution of ICT Standards Consortia pp. 17-40
- Tim Pohlmann
- The New EU Technology Transfer Regime, Like a Rolling Stone? pp. 41-60
- Paul Lugard
- Patent Licensing in Vertically Disaggregated Industries: The Royalty Allocation Neutrality Principle pp. 61-84
- Anne Layne-Farrar, Gerard Llobet and Jorge Padilla
- Patents and "Patent Wars" in Wireless Communications: An Economic Assessment pp. 85-98
- David Teece, Edward Sherry and Peter Grindley
- Diffusion of regulatory Policy Across Nations: The Example of Number Portability pp. 111-132
- Irene S. Wu
Volume 1, issue 94, 2014
- Innovations in the Video Game Industry: Changing Global Markets pp. 17-38
- Giuditta De Prato, Claudio Feijóo and Jean-Paul Simon
- Game Console Manufacturers: the End of Sustainable Competitive Advantage? pp. 39-60
- Marie Carpenter, Nabyla Daidj and Christina Moreno
- 'Few to Many': Change of Business Model Paradigm in the Video Game Industry pp. 61-81
- Thierry Rayna and Ludmila Striukova
- Paid and Free Digital Business Models Innovations in the Video Game Industry pp. 83-102
- Myriam Davidovici-Nora
Volume 1, issue 93, 2014
- Reforming Europe's Telecoms Regulation to Enable the Digital Single Market pp. 17-34
- Wolfgang D. Bock, Maikel Wilms, Peter Soos and Bjoern Roeber
- Mobile Wireless Performance in the EU and the US: Implications for Policy pp. 35-58
- Erik Bohlin, Kevin W. Caves and Jeffrey A. Eisenach
- Telecommunications in run up to 2020 pp. 59-80
- Nicolai van Gorp
- How Spectrum Policy Could (or Could Not) Achieve a Single Market for Electronic Communications… pp. 81-97
- Alison Bunel and Denis Lescop
- Achieving a Level Playing Field between the Players of the Internet Value Chain pp. 99-118
- Anne-Marie Allouet, Sylvie LE Franc, Marie-Noémie Marques and Luisa Rossi
- Exploring Mobile Gaming Revenues: the Price Tag of Impatience, Stress and Release pp. 99-118
- Denis Lescop and Elena Lescop
Volume 1, issue 92, 2013
- Video-Viewing Behavior in the Era of Connected Devices pp. 19-42
- Aniruddha Banerjee, James Alleman and Paul Rappoport
- The Television Struggle: an Assessment of Over-the-Top Television Evolutions in a Cable Dominant Market pp. 43-61
- Bastiaan Baccarne, Tom Evens and Dimitri Schuurman
- Watching Mobile TV in Constrained Telecommunication Networks pp. 71-90
- Julien Figeac
- Next Generation Access Networks: The Post-Investment Conundrum pp. 91-112
- Ricardo Gonçalves and Alvaro Nascimento
Volume 1, issue 91, 2013
- Public Private Interplay for Next Generation Access Networks: Lessons and Warnings from Japan’s Broadband Success pp. 13-34
- Kenji E. Kushida
- Effectiveness and Efficiency in the Build-Up of High-Speed Broadband Platforms in Australia and New Zealand pp. 35-55
- Fernando Beltrán
- Structural Separation and the Role of Public-Private Partnerships in New Zealand's UFB Initiative pp. 57-80
- Bert Sadowski, Bronwyn Howell and Alberto Nucciarelli
- The Impact of PPIs in the Development of Broadband and the Way Forward: Ghana's Case pp. 81-102
- Idongesit Williams, Daniel M. O. Adjin and Kenneth K. Tsivor
- Broadband Leadership in Emerging Markets pp. 119-139
- Kas Kalba
Volume 1, issue 90, 2013
- Spectrum Crunch vs. Spectrum Sharing:Exploring the 'Authorised Shared Access' Model pp. 17-40
- Antonio Nicita and Maria Alessandra Rossi
- Next Generation Spectrum Regulation:Price-Guided Radio Policy pp. 41-62
- Kenneth R. Carter
- Theoretical Analysis of Mobile Operators' Spectrum Strategies pp. 63-76
- Kiyotaka Yuguchi
- Cognitive Radio: How to Proceed? An Actor-Centric Approach pp. 77-95
- Peter Anker and Wolter Lemstra
- Evolution of the Public Safety and Security Mobile Networks pp. 97-120
- Matti Peltola
Volume 1, issue 89, 2013
- Open Innovation: A Typology of User Involvement in the Context of the Web2.0-Paradigm pp. 17-36
- Dimitri Schuurman, Peter Mechant and Bastiaan Baccarne
- Managing Online Users in Open Innovation: The Case of a Nordic Telecom Company pp. 37-53
- Lars Bengtsson and Natalia Ryzhkova
- Crowdsourcing as an Innovation Strategy: A Study on Innovation Platforms in Austria and Switzerland pp. 55-72
- Milica Sundic and Karl-Heinz Leitner
- Crowdsourcing for Device Manufacturers in the Convergent Media Industry pp. 73-93
- Jaeheung Yoo, Kibaek Lee and Munkee Choi
- The Attractiveness of Different Online Formats: Motives and Frequencies of Use pp. 105-115
- Jelena Filipovic
Volume 1, issue 88, 2012
- An Online Survey Experiment on Ambiguity and Privacy pp. 19-39
- Alessandro Acquisti and Jens Grossklags
- The Value of Personal Information: Evidence from Empirical Economic studies pp. 41-60
- Moritz Godel, Annabel Litchfield and Iris Mantovani
- Public Perception of the Data Environment and Information Transactions: A selected-survey analysis of the European public's views on the data environment and data transactions pp. 61-78
- Dara Hallinan and Michael Friedewald
- Secondary Uses of Personal Identity Information: Policies, Technologies and Regulatory Framework pp. 79-98
- Joseph K. Adjei and Henning Olesen
- Online Privacy in Social Media: A Conceptual Exploration of Empowerment and Vulnerability pp. 99-120
- Jo Pierson
Volume 1, issue 87, 2012
- Anyone's Game: Economic and Policy Implications of the Internet of Things as a Market for Services pp. 21-40
- Jaclyn Selby
- Halos Networks: A Competitive Way to Internet of-with Things pp. 41-55
- Antonio Manzalini, Roberto Minerva and Vânia Gonçalves
- The Role of Networking Standards in Building the Internet of Things pp. 57-66
- William Webb
- How Can the Internet of Things Help to Overcome Current Healthcare Challenges pp. 67-81
- Jérôme Couturier, Davide Sola, Giovanni SCARSO Borioli and Cristina Raiciu
- The Internet of Things, Legal Aspects: What Will Change (Everything)… pp. 83-100
- Eric Barbry
- Extending the Internet of Things pp. 101-119
- Gilles Privat
- Quality of Service in Cost Models pp. 135-153
- Juan RENDON Schneir
Volume 1, issue 86, 2012
- The Economic Impact of Telecommunications in Senegal pp. 21-42
- Raul Katz and Pantelis Koutroumpis
- Network Sharing: a Hot Topic for Operators and Regulators in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 43-63
- Aude Schoentgen
- Comparing the Determinants of Internet and Cell Phone Use in Africa: Evidence from Gabon pp. 65-83
- Thierry Pénard, Nicolas Poussing, Gabriel ZOMO Yebe and Philémon NSI Ella
- Social Capital and the Use of ICTs by Small-Scale Entrepreneurs in Soweto, South Africa pp. 85-102
- Andrew Carlson
- The adoption of "Transformational Mobile Banking" by the Unbanked: An Exploratory Field Study pp. 103-120
- Peter Tobbin
- Hitting or Missing African UAS Objectives? An Evaluation of Universal Access and Service (UAS) Policy Guidelines for Developing Countries pp. 121-141
- Brandie L. Martin
- Wholesale Pricing, NGA Take-Up and Competition pp. 153-174
- Steffen Hoernig, Stephan Jay, Werner Neu, Karl-Heinz Neumann, Thomas Plückebaum and Ingo Vogelsang
- Impact Study of the Arrival of a New Mobile Phone Operator in Haiti pp. 175-192
- Jean-Michel Huet, Isabelle Viennois, Pierre Labarthe and Anas EL Barkani
Volume 1, issue 85, 2012
- Competition, Neutrality and Diversity in the Cloud pp. 23-44
- Andrea Renda
- Competition in the Cloud: Unleashing Investment and Innovation Within and Across Platforms pp. 45-62
- Tim Cowen and Annabelle Gawer
- The Gathering Storm: Analyzing the Cloud Computing Ecosystem and Implications for Public Policy pp. 63-85
- Kenji Kushida, Jonathan Murray and John Zysman
- Evolving Cloud Ecosystems: Risk, Competition and Regulation pp. 87-107
- Anastassios Gentzoglanis
- Migration to the Cloud Ecosystem: Ushering in a New Generation of Platform Competition pp. 109-123
- Chaim Fershtman and Neil Gandal
- Private Clouds with No Silver Lining: Legal Risk in Private Cloud Services pp. 125-140
- Rebecca Iglesias, Rob Nicholls and Anisha Travis
- The Price of Copper and the Transition to Fibre pp. 147-168
- Martin Cave, Antoine Fournier and Natalia Shutova
- The Cost of Nationwide Fibre Access in Germany pp. 169-188
- Stephan Jay, Karl-Heinz Neumann and Thomas Plückebaum
Volume 1, issue 84, 2011
- Final Act: The Few More Steps Needed to Restore and Protect Net Neutrality in Europe pp. 15-34
- Jean-Jacques Sahel
- The Internet Market For Quality pp. 35-53
- Dennis Weller
- The Emerging 21st Century Access Power Peering pp. 55-73
- William B. Norton
- Lights and Shadows from Economic Analysis on Net Neutrality and Internet Pricing Policies pp. 75-92
- Marc Lebourges and Claudia Saavedra
- Japan's Co-Regulatory Approach to Net Neutrality and its Flaw: Insufficient Literacy on Best-Effort QoS pp. 93-110
- Toshiya Jitsuzumi
- BEREC's Approach to Net Neutrality pp. 111-125
- Nadia Trainar
- Broadband Openness Rules Are Fully Justified by Economic Research pp. 127-151
- Nicholas Economides
- Beyond Net Neutrality: End-User Sovereignty pp. 153-173
- Eli M. Noam
Volume 1, issue 83, 2011
- Open Innovation: Transforming Health Systems through Open and Evidence Based Health ICT Innovation pp. 17-35
- Joseph DAL Molin
- Empowering Patients through ICT, Organisational Impact on Healthcare Systems in England and Scotland pp. 37-58
- Maria Lluch
- Management of Care through Computerised Protocol-Based Care Plans pp. 59-70
- David G. Glance, Sue Metcalf and Carmel Nelson
- Contribution of Standards and Profiles to the Interoperability in eHealth pp. 71-86
- Karima Bourquard
- Need for ICTs Assessment in the Health Sector: A Multidimensional Framework pp. 87-108
- Myriam LE Goff-Pronost and Robert Picard
Volume 1, issue 82, 2011
- Single eComms Market? No Such Thing… pp. 21-42
- Jacques Pelkmans and Andrea Renda
- Do you speak European ? Media Economics, Multilingualism and the Digital Single Market pp. 43-62
- Olivier Bomsel
- Where Should the European Union Intervene to Foster the Internal Market for eComms? pp. 63-84
- Philippe Defraigne and Alexandre de STREEL
- Geographically Segmented Regulation: Lessons from the FCC for European Communications Markets pp. 85-104
- Donald K. STOCKDALE, Jr.
- Geographic segmentation of broadband markets: appropriate differentiation or risk to a single EU market? pp. 105-126
- George Houpis, Júlia LUCENA Betriu and Juana Santamaria
- Competitive Dynamics Between MNOs in the Mobile Telecommunications Single Market: Lessons from the U.S. Experience pp. 127-145
- Laurent Benzoni, Bruno Deffains, Anh Tuc Nguyen and Olivier Salesse
Volume 1, issue 81, 2011
- Between Awareness and Ability: Consumers and Financial Identity Theft pp. 23-44
- Nicole S. van der MEULEN
- The Impact of Public Information on Phishing Attack and Defense pp. 45-68
- Tyler Moore and Richard Clayton
- Is Security Lost in the Clouds? pp. 69-86
- Marjory S. Blumenthal
- Might Governments Clean-up Malware? pp. 87-104
- Richard Clayton
- Cybersecurity at European Level: The Role of Information Availability pp. 105-124
- Fabio Bisogni, Simona Cavallini and Sara DI Trocchio
- Negotiating a New Governance Hierarchy: An Analysis of the Conflicting Incentives to Secure Internet Routing pp. 125-142
- Brenden Kuerbis and Milton L. Mueller
- Volunteer Computing Model Prospects in Performance Data Gathering for Broadband Policy Formulation pp. 153-174
- Chanuka Wattegama and Nilusha Kapugama
Volume 1, issue 80, 2010
- Broadband universal service in Europe:A review of policy consultations 2005-2010 pp. 21-42
- Orada Teppayayon and Erik Bohlin
- From the “broadband ditch” to the release of the 2010 US national broadband plan. A short history of the broadband penetration debate in the US pp. 43-66
- Jean-Paul Simon
- Replacement of the Legacy High-Cost Universal Support Fund with a Connect America Fund. Key Economic and Legal Considerations pp. 67-82
- Christian Dippon, Christopher Huther and Megan Troy
- Computer Literacy, Online Experience or Socioeconomic Characteristics – What are the Main Determinants of Internet Adoption and Internet Usage? pp. 83-104
- Joeffrey Drouard
Volume 1, issue 79, 2010
- Mobile Money: Implications for Emerging Markets pp. 15-28
- James Alleman and Paul Rappoport
- A Financial Analysis of Mobile Money Services pp. 29-40
- Peter Lyons
- The Enigma of Mobile Money Systems pp. 41-62
- Judith Mariscal and Ernesto M. Flores-Roux
- Mobile payments: moving towards a wallet in the cloud? pp. 63-72
- Sophie Pernet-Lubrano
- Classifying payment instruments: A matryoshka approach pp. 73-94
- Valérie-Anne Bleyen, Leo van Hove and Monika Hartmann
- Cooperation for Innovation in Payment Systems: The Case of Mobile Payments pp. 95-114
- Marc Bourreau and Marianne Verdier
Volume 1, issue 78, 2010
- General Overview of FTTx Markets at end 2009 pp. 19-22
- Valerie Chaillou
- Do NGAN Economics Allow for Network Competition? pp. 23-44
- Bruno Soria and Félix Hernández-Gil
- Competition via investment,an efficient model for FTTH roll-out pp. 45-66
- Marc Lebourges
- Price Squeezes and Imputation Tests on Next Generation Access Networks pp. 67-86
- Henry Ergas, Eric Ralph and Emma Lanigan
- Fiber to the Home Unbundling and Retail Competition: Developments in the Netherlands pp. 87-106
- Annemijn van GORP and Catherine Middleton
- National FTTH plans in France, Italy and Portugal pp. 107-126
- Marc Bourreau, Carlo Cambini and Steffen Hoernig
- Productivity Questions for Public Sector Fast Fibre Network Financiers pp. 127-146
- Bronwyn Howell and Arthur Grimes
Volume 1, issue 77, 2010
- Scenarios for the Internet Migration of the Television Industry pp. 21-34
- Gilles Fontaine, Florence LE Borgne and Marc Leiba
- Legal, Economic, and Cultural Aspects of file sharing pp. 35-54
- Nico van EIJK, Joost Poort and Paul Rutten
- User Generated Diversity. Some reflections on how to improve the quality of amateur productions pp. 55-78
- Natali Helberger, Andra Leurdijk and Silvain de MUNCK
- Net Centric Distribution of Video Signal and Must Carry Rules in the U.S pp. 79-100
- Martha Garcia-Murillo and Ian Macinnes
- EU Telecoms Reform: towards a unique and competitive market pp. 149-155
- Denis Lescop
Volume 1, issue 76, 2009
- Will Broadband Networks Make the World Greener? Evaluating Pros and Cons of Broadband Development pp. 19-38
- Orada Teppayayon, Erik Bohlin and Simon Forge
- ICT and the Environment in Developing Countries: an Overview of Opportunities and Developments pp. 39-60
- John Houghton
- Climate Change: the Contribution of Telecommunications pp. 61-76
- Ewan Sutherland
- Systematic Analysis of Rebound Effects for "Greening by ICT" Initiatives pp. 77-96
- Freek Bomhof, Paula van HOORIK and Maartje Donkers
- Energy Counselling and Modern IT. Drawing on Web 2.0 for a Greener World pp. 97-120
- Alf Westelius
Volume 1, issue 75, 2009
- The Platformisation of the European Mobile Industry pp. 15-34
- Pieter Ballon
- Business Innovation Strategies to Reduce the Revenue Gap for Wireless Broadband Services pp. 35-56
- Jan Markendahl, Östen Mäkitalo, Jan Werding and Bengt G. Mölleryd
- The Next Paradigm Shift in the Mobile Ecosystem: Mobile Social Computing and the Increasing Relevance of Users pp. 57-78
- Claudio Feijóo, Corina Pascu, Gianluca Misuraca and Wainer Lusoli
- The Brand is the Bundle Strategies for the Mobile Ecosystem pp. 79-102
- Dave Heatley and Bronwyn Howell
- Analysis of Radio Spectrum Market Evolution Possibilities pp. 109-132
- Thomas Casey
Volume 1, issue 74, 2009
- Six Challenges in Platform Licensing and Open Innovation pp. 17-36
- Geoffrey Parker and Marshall van Alstyne
- Open Innovation within Business Ecosystems: A Tale from Amazon.com pp. 37-54
- Thierry Isckia and Denis Lescop
- Competition, Innovation and Intellectual Property Rights in Software Markets pp. 55-74
- Michiel Bijlsma, Paul de Bijl and Viktoria Kocsis
- Living Labs as Tools for Open Innovation pp. 75-94
- Niklas Z. Kviselius, Per Andersson, Håkan Ozan and Mats Edenius
- Competing Platforms and Third Party Application Developers pp. 95-116
- Joacim Tåg
- Is Telecommunications Productivity Characterized by Steady State Conditions? Some Empirical Evidence for 13 OECD Countries pp. 127-150
- Claudia Curi and Paolo Mancuso
Volume 1, issue 73, 2009
- Entering the Economic Models of Game Console Manufacturers pp. 23-42
- Nabyla Daidj and Thierry Isckia
- The Dynamics of Co-Creation in the Video Game Industry: The Case of World of Warcraft pp. 43-66
- Myriam Davidovici-Nora
- Case Study: Australia's Computer Games Audience and Restrictive Ratings System pp. 67-80
- Jeffrey E. Brand, Jill Borchard and Kym Holmes
- Pervasive Gaming: Testing Future Context Aware Applications pp. 81-104
- Annie Gentes and Camille Jutant
- PlayMancer: Games for Health with Accessibility in Mind pp. 105-122
- Elias Kalapanidas, Costas Davarakis, Fernando Fernández-Aranda, Susana Jiménez-Murcia, Susana Otilia Kocsis, Todor Ganchev, Hannes Kaufmann, Tony Lam and Dimitri Konstantas
- Pervasive Gaming: Testing Future Context Aware Applications pp. 129-152
- Paul Pisjak, Stefan Felder, Ernst-Olav Ruhle, Martin Lundborg and Matthias Ehrler
Volume 1, issue 72, 2008
- IP-based NGNs and Interconnection: The Debate in Europe pp. 17-32
- J. Scott Marcus
- Is There a "Right" Charging Principle with the NGN Advent? pp. 33-50
- Elena Gallo
- The Growing Complexity of Internet Interconnection pp. 51-72
- Peyman Faratin, David Clark, Steven Bauer, William Lehr, Patrick Gilmore and Arthur Berger
- The FCC's Network Neutrality Ruling in the Comcast Case: Towards a Consensus with Europe? pp. 73-88
- David L. Sieradzki and Winston J. Maxwell
- Guardian Knight or Hands Off: The European Response to Network Neutrality. Legal considerations on the electronic communications reform pp. 89-114
- David L. Sieradzki and Winston J. Maxwell
- The Economics of Music Production. The Narrow Paths for Record Companies to Enter the Digital Era pp. 131-156
- Eric Brousseau
Volume 1, issue 71, 2008
- Understanding the Challenges of the Digital Economy: The Nature of Digital Goods pp. 13-36
- Thierry Rayna
- Dematerialization in the AV Industry, from Boxes to Attention. A case study of a newcomer, Tivo pp. 37-56
- Dominique Boullier and Frédéric Huet
- Trust in the Digital World The Return of the Kings of Old pp. 57-78
- Richard Collins
- Access to Audio-visual Contents, Exclusivity and Anticommons in New Media Markets pp. 79-102
- Antonio Nicita and Maria Alessandra Rossi
- Audiovisual Media Services in the EU. Next Generation Approach or Old Wine in New Barrels? pp. 103-120
- Peggy Valcke, David Stevens, Eva Lievens and Evi Werkers
- Is Functional Separation BT-Style the Answer? pp. 145-168
- Jason Whalley and Peter Curwen
Volume 1, issue 70, 2008
- Real Option Applications to Information Security pp. 15-26
- Pythagoras Petratos
- Real Options Methodology Applied to the ICT Sector: A Survey pp. 27-44
- James Alleman, Gary Madden and Hak Kim
- An Investment Criterion Incorporating Real Options pp. 45-66
- Hirofumi Suto, James Alleman and Paul Rappoport
- Investment Decision in a Broadband Internet Network: A Real Options Approach pp. 67-88
- Charlotte Krychowski
- Invest Today or… Tomorrow? A Real Option Approach to Strategic Development in the French DSL Market pp. 89-100
- Laurent Benzoni, Nicolas Gresser and Cuong Hung Vuong
- From Experimentation to Citywide Rollout: Real Options for a Municipal WiMax Network in the Netherlands pp. 101-126
- Bert Sadowski, Mathijs Verheijen and Alberto Nucciarelli
- Telecommunications Regulation, Regulatory Behavior and its Impact A Systems View pp. 145-168
- John Davies, Bronwyn Howell and Victoria Mabin
- Reinforcing the Commission's Power in the Communications Sector. An Issue for the Regulatory Framework Review pp. 169-188
- Annie Blandin-Obernesser
Volume 1, issue 69, 2008
- Regulatory Approaches to NGNs: An International Comparison pp. 19-40
- J. Scott Marcus and Dieter Elixmann
- NGA, IP-Interconnection and their Impact on Business Models and Competition pp. 41-62
- Wolfgang Reichl and Ernst-Olav Ruhle
- Regulation of NGN: Structural Separation, Access Regulation, or No Regulation at All? pp. 63-84
- Fabian Kirsch and Christian von HIRSCHHAUSEN
- The Economics of Next Generation Access Networks and Regulatory Governance: Towards Geographic Patterns of Regulation pp. 85-108
- Giovanni Battista Amendola and Lorenzo Maria Pupillo
- White Knight or Trojan Horse? The Consequences of Digital Rights Management for Consumers, Firms and Society pp. 109-126
- Thierry Rayna and Ludmila Striukova
- Payment Card Systems in Europe: Convergence or Disappearance? pp. 127-150
- Marianne Verdier
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