{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matinmikko-Blue, M; Yrjola, S; Ahokangas, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo; Ahokangas, Petri", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Multi-perspective approach for developing sustainable 6G mobile communications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; 6G; Regulation; Radio spectrum; Stakeholders; Sustainability; Sustainable development", "Keywords Plus": "5G NETWORKS; OPERATORS", "Abstract": "Digitalisation and the green transition are driving change to societies at large. These intertwined processes play a key role in the broader topic of sustainable development, which is making its way into different sectors of society. Sustainable development is not only about technology development but involves several business and regulatory decisions that have a fundamental impact on our future society. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are important enablers in this sustainability transition and the ICT sectors own sustainability role is yet underdefined. To help scholars, industries, and regulators to better structure the complex topic of connecting sustainable development and the ICTs, this paper discusses development of sustainable 6G mobile communications with a multi-perspective approach including environmental, social and economic sustainabilities, business, regulation and technology dimensions, and academia, industry and regulator stakeholder perspectives. The paper presents findings for 6G development from the three identified perspectives. This paper further explores an illustrative case study of spectrum management in 6G, which has a fundamental role in defining the future mobile connectivity market.", "Addresses": "[Matinmikko-Blue, Marja] Univ Oulu, Infotech Oulu Focus Inst, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo] Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland; [Ahokangas, Petri] Univ Oulu, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu Business Sch, Oulu, Finland; [Yrjola, Seppo] Nokia, Oulu, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu; University of Oulu; University of Oulu", "Reprint Addresses": "Matinmikko-Blue, M (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Infotech Oulu Focus Inst, Oulu, Finland.;Matinmikko-Blue, M (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi; seppo.yrjola@oulu.fi; petri.ahokangas@oulu.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Ahokangas, Petri/AAH-9632-2021", "ORCIDs": "Ahokangas, Petri/0000-0002-2351-8473", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102640.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102640", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JA4Z7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170431300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, C; Liu, H; Zhang, HP; Yuan, Q", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chun; Liu, Hao; Zhang, Huiping; Yuan, Qin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of internet use on the perceptions of class boundaries and life trajectories: A report from a representative survey in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Internet outcome; Social mobility; China", "Keywords Plus": "PERCEIVED SOCIAL-MOBILITY; DIGITAL DIVIDE; YOUNG-ADULTS; INEQUALITY; PREFERENCES; EDUCATION; BENEFITS; SOCIETY; HEALTH", "Abstract": "In recent years, the rigidification of the social structure in Chinese society has attracted public attention. Conventional wisdom holds that internet use could potentially improve upward class mobility. However, little empirical research has been conducted in the Chinese context. The current study aims to investigate the effects of different types of internet use on perceived future mobility. This study demonstrates that perceived upward future mobility is generally maintained in China. Internet experience leads to a negative impact of the internet on perceived future mobility. Furthermore, entertainment use positively affects perceived future mobility, while information-seeking use negatively affects perceived future mobility. This study shows that the effects of different types of internet use on perceived future mobility are heterogeneous across age groups.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chun; Liu, Hao; Zhang, Huiping] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Publ Adm, Chengdu, Peoples R China; [Yuan, Qin] Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Electronic Science & Technology of China; Southwest Jiaotong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, C (corresponding author), Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Publ Adm, Chengdu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "psuchunliu@gmail.com; uestchaoliu@163.com; sapphirehp@163.com; yqxz1994@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [21XGL005, 20XGL018]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Social Science Fund of China (21XGL005 [Grant Recipient: Huiping Zhang] and 20XGL018 [Grant Recipient: Chun Liu] ) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102663.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102663", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OU5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111207900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Clercq, M; D'Haese, M; Buysse, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Clercq, Michael; D'Haese, Marijke; Buysse, Jeroen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic growth and broadband access: The European urban-rural digital divide", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Urban-rural digital divide; Regional economic growth; Rural development; Broadband access; Broadband coverage", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; PANEL-DATA; BIAS CORRECTION; HOUSEHOLDS; TELEGRAPH; SPEED; AGE; ICT; EU", "Abstract": "This paper estimates the regional effects of high-speed broadband coverage on economic growth in a panel of 1348 regions across all European Union Member States between 2011 and 2018. We distinguish between different connectivity speed levels by aggregating the available regional data across all existing broadband technologies, and investigate how regional differences in the contribution of broadband coverage to real economic growth can quantitatively explain the persistence of the European urban-rural digital divide. In order to make our results robust to endogeneity and disaggregated data availability issues, we employ a bootstrap-based bias correction for the dynamic fixed effects estimator. We find that expansions in the provision of lower-speed broadband access accelerated annual per capita growth in both urban and rural regions through diminishing returns to scale, but that the effects were weaker in those regions characterized by larger ruralization. High-speed broadband coverage, on the contrary, could only be significantly related to rural economic growth and had no impact within their urban coun-terparts. We find evidence that the costs of these high-speed rural connectivity expansions had not yet been offset, but that they exhibit increasing returns to scale with cut-off levels nearing full coverage. These results indicate that the high-speed digital expansion of rural Europe is a po-tential gamechanger for further rural development policies through its role as a general-purpose infrastructure, and consequently argue in favour of increased efforts to close the urban-rural digital gap.", "Addresses": "[de Clercq, Michael; D'Haese, Marijke; Buysse, Jeroen] Univ Ghent, Dept Agr Econ, Coupure Links 653, B-9000 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "de Clercq, M (corresponding author), Univ Ghent, Dept Agr Econ, Coupure Links 653, B-9000 Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "michael.declercq@ugent.be; marijke.dhaese@ugent.be; j.buysse@ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "de Clercq, Michaël/IAQ-0263-2023", "ORCIDs": "de Clercq, Michaël/0000-0003-2993-8054", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission [818194]; H2020 Societal Challenges Programme [818194] Funding Source: H2020 Societal Challenges Programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre); H2020 Societal Challenges Programme(Horizon 2020European Union (EU)H2020 Societal Challenges Programme)", "Funding Text": "Funding This work received financial support from the European Commission 's Horizon 2020 project DESIRA (Grant Agreement No. 818194) . The content of this paper does not reflect the official opinion of the European Commission. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 36.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 54.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102579.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102579", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "J6LJ3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001010708200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Radu, R; Meyer, T; Liu, J; Levinson, NS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Radu, Roxana; Meyer, Trisha; Liu, Jun; Levinson, Nanette S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Agency and representation in internet governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Artificial intelligence; Technology regulation; Geopolitics; Civil society; Technical community", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY", "Abstract": "This special issue offers a new perspective on decision-making in internet governance, bringing together theoretical contributions and empirical knowledge on authority and influence in underexplored policy settings, from the Congress of the United States to RightsCon, a leading summit on human rights in the digital era. The articles included here shed light on specific groups underrepresented in existing research (such as civil society groups, expert activists, technical community) and on the interactions between these groups and traditional, powerful actors such as governments and industry. These contributions raise new questions, such as: is agency possible without representation in the digital space? Who can represent? Are deficiencies in technology governance affecting the representation model of our political systems more broadly? How do representation and agency manifest themselves across time and space?", "Addresses": "[Radu, Roxana] Univ Oxford, Blavatnik Sch Govt, Oxford, England; [Meyer, Trisha] United Nations Univ, Inst Comparat Reg Integrat Studies, Brugge, Belgium; [Meyer, Trisha] Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels Sch Governance, Brussels, Belgium; [Liu, Jun] Univ Copenhagen, Ctr Tracking & Soc, Copenhagen, Denmark; [Liu, Jun] Univ Copenhagen, Dept Commun, Copenhagen, Denmark; [Levinson, Nanette S.] Amer Univ, Internet Governance Lab, Washington, DC USA", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford; Vrije Universiteit Brussel; University of Copenhagen; University of Copenhagen; American University", "Reprint Addresses": "Radu, R (corresponding author), Univ Oxford, Blavatnik Sch Govt, Oxford, England.", "Email Addresses": "roxana.radu@bsg.ox.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Levinson, Nanette/0000-0003-4101-8971", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102546.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102546", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "I2LO2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001001152500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "da Silva, JMS; Lima, RCD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Soares da Silva, Joao Marcos; de Andrade Lima, Ricardo Carvalho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is Netflix a threat to the cable TV industry? Evidence from Brazil", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Competition policy; Netflix; Cable TV Industry; Antitrust analysis", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; ENTRY", "Abstract": "In recent years, the Brazilian cable TV industry has experienced a sharp downturn. In parallel, the over-the-top platform Netflix gained popularity and Brazil has become one of its biggest markets. The objective of this paper is to investigate the competitive effects of Netflix's entry on the incumbent cable TV industry. We explore the regional variability of Netflix's popularity (measured by Google Trends) and combined this information with official data of the cable TV market. Using a two-way fixed effects estimator with state-month observations (covering the period of 2012-2019), we showed that the increase in one standard deviation in Netflix popularity is associated with a 3.62% reduction in the density of cable TV subscribers and with a 19.69% reduction in the number of small firms that operate cable TV.", "Addresses": "[Soares da Silva, Joao Marcos; de Andrade Lima, Ricardo Carvalho] Univ Catolica Brasilia, Dept Econ, Brasilia, DF, Brazil", "Affiliations": "Universidade Catolica de Brasilia", "Reprint Addresses": "Lima, RCD (corresponding author), Univ Catolica Brasilia, Dept Econ, Brasilia, DF, Brazil.", "Email Addresses": "ricardo.clima@p.ucb.br", "Researcher Ids": "Lima, Ricardo/P-7423-2018", "ORCIDs": "Lima, Ricardo/0000-0003-3239-2371; Soares da Silva, Joao Marcos/0000-0002-3105-7005", "Funding Orgs": "Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nivel Superior - Brasil (CAPES) [001]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nivel Superior - Brasil (CAPES)(Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nivel Superior (CAPES))", "Funding Text": "This study was financed in part by the Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nivel Superior - Brasil (CAPES) - Finance Code 001.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102274.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102274", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sridhar, V; Prasad, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sridhar, V; Prasad, Rohit", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of spectrum pricing for commercial mobile services: A cross country study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Auctions; Spectrum price; Mechanism design; Reserve price; Spectrum license; Radio waves", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTIONS; PRICES", "Abstract": "The Simultaneous Multiple Round Ascending Auction (SMRA) pioneered by Milgrom, Wilson and McAfee in 1994 has become a defacto standard auction mechanism for the award of radio spectrum for commercial mobile services around the world. The winning bid price in such SMRA spectrum auctions is of interest as it determines the valuation of the scarce resource by the mobile operators, and also indicates the revenue accrued to the governments as auction proceeds. We examine, using a cross-country panel dataset, the determinants of spectrum prices, of all the SMRA auctions held in about 25 countries during 1994-2019. Our findings indicate that reserve prices fixed by the auctioneer as the starting price of auctions and the competition in the auction are the two variables that significantly affect the winning bid prices positively in SMRA auctions. The effect of reserve prices is more pronounced in regional auctions held in countries such as the U.S. and India. Further, the larger the amount of spectrum put on auction, lesser is the winning bid price, thereby indicating the traditional supply-demand relationship. Based on these findings, we provide policy prescriptions on fixing appropriate reserve prices, providing a clear visibility of spectrum availability, and increasing competition in mobile services for effective use of scarce radio spectrum.", "Addresses": "[Sridhar, V] Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Ctr IT & Publ Policy, 26-C Elect City, Bengaluru 560035, India; [Prasad, Rohit] Management Dev Inst, Mehrauli Rd, Sukhrali 122007, Gurugram, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Sridhar, V (corresponding author), Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Ctr IT & Publ Policy, 26-C Elect City, Bengaluru 560035, India.", "Email Addresses": "vsridhar@iiitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad IDEA Telecom Centre of Excellence", "Funding Name Preferred": "Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad IDEA Telecom Centre of Excellence", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to acknowledge Dot.Econ (www.dotecon.com) for giving us access to their spectrum database for academic use. This work is partially funded by the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad IDEA Telecom Centre of Excellence (https://www.iitcoe.in/).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102221.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102221", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2021", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Alizadeh, T; Grubesic, T; Helderop, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Alizadeh, Tooran; Grubesic, Tony; Helderop, Edward", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Socio-spatial patterns of the national broadband network revealed: Lessons from greater Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Equity; Australia; NBN; Telecommunication", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE; ACCESS; INTERNET; LEVEL; DETERMINANTS; AUSTRALIA; POLITICS; ECONOMY; ROLLOUT", "Abstract": "The National Broadband Network (NBN) is the largest public infrastructure project in the history of Australia. The goal of the NBN is to provide Australians with broadband internet access by using a mix of technologies, ranging from fibre and hybrid fibre-coaxial to fixed wireless and satellite platforms. Although the NBN is a public project, one of the more vexing aspects of its evolution is its lack of data transparency. There is virtually no information on platform use or footprint distribution throughout the country. Not only does this drastically limit evidence-based telecommunications policy analysis, it also limits the ability to evaluate equity in the spatial distribution of broadband connectivity and infrastructure quality. The purpose of this paper is to uncover the geographic presence of the various NBN technologies using data mining techniques and census-based socio-spatial data (SEIFA). The results portray the complexity of the NBN footprint across three metropolitan regions of Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane - with a focus on how the mixed-technology platform adopted divides major Australian cities.", "Addresses": "[Alizadeh, Tooran] Univ Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia; [Helderop, Edward] Arizona State Univ, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA; [Grubesic, Tony] Univ Texas Austin, Austin, TX 78712 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Sydney; Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Tempe; University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Alizadeh, T (corresponding author), Univ Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "tooran.alizadeh@sydney.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Alizadeh, Tooran/AAX-2371-2020; Grubesic, Tony H/C-4273-2012", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101941.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101941", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bouwman, H; Nikou, S; de Reuver, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bouwman, Harry; Nikou, Shahrokh; de Reuver, Mark", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digitalization, business models, and SMEs: How do business model innovation practices improve performance of digitalizing SMEs?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Big data; Business model experimentation; Business model innovation; Digitalization; SME; Social media", "Keywords Plus": "COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS QCA; CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP; SERVICE INNOVATION; FIRM PERFORMANCE; CAPTURING VALUE; SOCIAL MEDIA; STRATEGY; ORIENTATION; TECHNOLOGY; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Digital transformation is requiring companies to rethink and innovate their business models (BMs). However, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have scarce time and resources for experimenting with their BMs and implementing new strategies. This paper examines whether SMEs that undergo digital transformation perform better if they allocate more resources for BM experimentation and engage more in strategy implementation. An empirical study was conducted on 321 European SMEs that actively use social media, big data, and information technology to innovate their BMs. Furthermore, structural equation modelling showed positive overall firm performance effects of more resource allocation to BM experimentation and more engagement in practices of strategy implementation. These effects were mediated by BM experimentation practices and company innovativeness. Moreover, fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) revealed the presence of equifinality by identifying different configurations in which these antecedent conditions affect overall firm overall performance. The results of two methodological approaches showed that SMEs may take different routes to improve their performance when digital transformation is changing their BM. This paper is one of the first to analyse how SMEs can handle the impact of digitalization by spending more time and effort on innovating their BMs. Practical and policy implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Bouwman, Harry; de Reuver, Mark] Delft Univ Technol, Delft, Netherlands; [Nikou, Shahrokh] Abo Akad Univ, Turku, Finland", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology; Abo Akademi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nikou, S (corresponding author), Fanriksgatan 3 B, Turku 20500, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "W.A.G.A.Bouwman@tudelft.nl; snikou@abo.fi; G.A.deReuver@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "黄, 荣 昌/HGA-6762-2022; Nikou, Shahrokh/B-2644-2017; de Reuver, Mark/ABF-6649-2021", "ORCIDs": "Nikou, Shahrokh/0000-0002-0029-5852; de Reuver, Mark/0000-0002-6302-7185; Bouwman, Harry/0000-0002-7874-8671", "Funding Orgs": "European Community [645791]; H2020 Societal Challenges Programme [645791] Funding Source: H2020 Societal Challenges Programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Community; H2020 Societal Challenges Programme(Horizon 2020European Union (EU)H2020 Societal Challenges Programme)", "Funding Text": "The work leading to these results has received funding from the European Community's Horizon 2020 Program under grant agreement 645791. The content herein reflects only the authors' view. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 121.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 189.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 199.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 118.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 660.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101828.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101828", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Odhiambo, NM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Governance and social media in African countries: An empirical investigation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Governance; Social media; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "E-WALLET PROGRAM; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; MOBILE PHONE; INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; CORRUPTION; VIOLENCE; PARTICIPATION; INEQUALITY", "Abstract": "This study assesses linkages between social media and governance dynamics in 49 African countries for the year 2012. The empirical evidence is based on ordinary least squares and quantile regressions. Ten bundled and unbundled governance dynamics are used, notably: (i) political governance (entailing voice & accountability and political stability/no violence); (ii) economic governance (involving regulation quality and government effectiveness); (iii) institutional governance (comprising the rule of law and corruption-control) and (iv) general governance (entailing political, economic and institutional governance). Social media is measured with Facebook penetration. The findings show that Facebook penetration is positively associated with governance dynamics and these positive nexuses differ in terms of significance and magnitude of significance throughout the conditional distribution of the governance dynamics.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; odhianm@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "Londe, Pedro/AAG-2267-2019; Simplice, Asongu/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "Odhiambo, Nicholas .M./0000-0003-4988-0259; Simplice, Asongu/0000-0001-5227-5135", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 36.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 71.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 411.0, "End Page": 425.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fourie, H; de Bijl, PWJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fourie, Helanya; de Bijl, Paul W. J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Race to the top: Does competition in the DSL market matter for fibre penetration?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; REGULATIONS; INCENTIVES; INNOVATION; OLD", "Abstract": "High speed broadband creates potential productivity gains and has a positive impact on economic growth. Achieving Europe's broadband access objectives will require large scale investment in next generation broadband networks, and it is imperative that an appropriate investment climate is created to encourage fibre network rollout. This study considers whether and how competition in the DSL market affects the incentives of operators to invest in the deployment of high-end fibre optic networks. Most earlier research on the drivers of investment in broadband technology has focused on the effect of mandatory access policies, such as local loop unbundling, or competing infrastructures. We posit that competition in the DSL sector may also influence fibre penetration, possibly to a considerable extent We find that the relationship between service-based competition and fibre penetration is non-linear: a lack of or severe DSL competition is correlated with a negative effect on fibre penetration, but if a moderate degree of competition is already present in the market, more service-based competition may positively influence fibre penetration. The scale of these effects however varies with the openness of the DSL market: operators' incentives to invest in fibre appear to be more sensitive to changes in DSL competition if there is extensive local loop unbundling.", "Addresses": "[Fourie, Helanya] Econex Consulting Pty Ltd, Stellenbosch, South Africa; [Fourie, Helanya] Stellenbosch Univ, Dept Econ, Stellenbosch, South Africa; [de Bijl, Paul W. J.] Univ Utrecht, Sch Econ USE & Radicand Econ, Utrecht, Netherlands; [de Bijl, Paul W. J.] Tilburg Univ, TILEC, Tilburg, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Stellenbosch University; Utrecht University; Tilburg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Fourie, H (corresponding author), Econex Consulting Pty Ltd, Stellenbosch, South Africa.;Fourie, H (corresponding author), Stellenbosch Univ, Dept Econ, Stellenbosch, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "helanya@econex.co.za; p.w.j.debijl@uu.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 778.0, "End Page": 793.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Whalley, J; Amaral, TP; Pogorel, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon; Whalley, Jason; Amaral, Teodosio Perez; Pogorel, Gerard", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The implications of 5G networks: Paving the way for mobile innovation?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon] Deutsch Telekom, Bonn, Germany; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Amaral, Teodosio Perez] Univ Complutense Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Pogorel, Gerard] Telecom ParisTech, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Deutsche Telekom AG; Northumbria University; Complutense University of Madrid; IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Deutsch Telekom, Bonn, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "juan.rendon-schneir@telekom.de", "Researcher Ids": "AMARAL, TANIA MARA PIMENTA/AAC-5977-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 583.0, "End Page": 586.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, S; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Suwon; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "User preference for an IoT healthcare application for lifestyle disease management", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "Internet of Things; Healthcare application; Conjoint analysis; User acceptance", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; TRUST; INFORMATION; ADOPTION; CHOICE; DESIGN", "Abstract": "The current convergence between information and communications technology (ICT) and medical fields reflects a shared vision of seamlessly connected sensors and devices that can improve healthcare services, and an expectation of the emergence of Internet of Things (IoT) healthcare. This study provides a relevant guide for IoT healthcare service developers, from the perspective of the technology user. Particularly, we propose critical factors that will potentially influence users' acceptance of an IoT lifestyle disease management service. Information on the profession of service providers, task scope, devices, expert support, and a range of shared personal medical data were suggested as important attributes. Conjoint analysis was adopted to estimate the relative importance of proposed attributes and preferences for service specifications. Data and medical history were collected from 435 respondents. The model was analyzed and compared between the groups with different medical histories, respectively. The results showed that potential users, in general, require a safe and trustworthy healthcare service, rather than greater functionality, while medical history has a considerable influence on the perceived importance of the proposed attributes.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Suwon; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Suwon/AAK-9992-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea - Korean government [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]; Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center [IITP-2016-R7118-16-1025]; Korea University Graduate School", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea - Korean government; Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center; Korea University Graduate School", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea grant funded by the Korean government [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]; the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center support program [IITP-2016-R7118-16-1025] supervised by the Institute for Information & Communications Technology Promotion; and the Korea University Graduate School Junior Fellow Research Grant.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 43.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 46.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 304.0, "End Page": 314.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matsushima, N; Mizuno, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matsushima, Noriaki; Mizuno, Keizo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Strategic investments under competition for access provision", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Access provision; Infrastructure upgrades; Spillovers", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; BOTTLENECK INPUTS; SPILLOVERS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; OLIGOPOLY; MARKETS", "Abstract": "We examine competition for access provision when symmetric vertically integrated firms invest in infrastructure upgrades. Spillovers through access have two effects (a wholesale-profit effect and a retail-production effect) on infrastructure investment made by vertically integrated firms. When the vertically integrated firms freely set access charges, due to the dominance of the wholesale profit effect, quality differentials endogenously occur between these firms (asymmetric equilibria). When access charges are regulated, symmetric equilibria occur with multiple equilibrium investments due to the retail-production effect. Because competition for access provision induces a strong incentive for infrastructure investment, it also achieves a higher social welfare than does access regulation.", "Addresses": "[Matsushima, Noriaki] Osaka Univ, Inst Social and Econ Res, Suita, Osaka, Japan; [Mizuno, Keizo] Kwansei Gakuin Univ, Sch Business Adm, 1-1-155 Uegahara, Nishinomiya, Hyogo 6628501, Japan", "Affiliations": "Osaka University; Kwansei Gakuin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mizuno, K (corresponding author), Kwansei Gakuin Univ, Sch Business Adm, 1-1-155 Uegahara, Nishinomiya, Hyogo 6628501, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "kmizuno@kwansei.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Matsushima, Noriaki/D-1819-2012", "ORCIDs": "Matsushima, Noriaki/0000-0002-7865-3875", "Funding Orgs": "JSPS KAKENHI [JP15H03349, 24530285]; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [15K03491, 15H03349, 24530285, 25245031] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "JSPS KAKENHI(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)); Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank three anonymous referees for their valuable comments and suggestions. We also thank Patrick Rey, Wilfried Sand-Zantman, Yosuke Yasuda, and the seminar participants at Osaka University, University of Hyogo, the Contract Theory Workshop, the 5th Workshop on the Economics of ICTs (Porto), and EARIE (Milan) for beneficial discussions. Financial support of JSPS KAKENHI #JP15H03349 and #24530285 is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 127.0, "End Page": 144.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hudson, HE; Leclair, M; Pelletier, B; Sullivan, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hudson, Heather E.; Leclair, Mark; Pelletier, Bernard; Sullivan, Bartholomew", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Using radio and interactive ICTs to improve food security among smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Radio; Mobile phones; Rural development; Gender; Agriculture", "Keywords Plus": "VITAMIN-A STATUS; SWEET-POTATO; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; AGRICULTURE; INNOVATION; BIODIVERSITY; EXTENSION; SERVICES; CHILDREN", "Abstract": "Radio is the most widely used medium for disseminating information to rural audiences across Africa. Even in very poor communities, radio penetration is vast; it is estimated there are over 800 million radios in Sub-Saharan Africa. The paper summarizes evidence on food insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa and strategies to provide information on innovative agricultural practices to smallholder farmers. The research in this paper is then discussed within the context of research on information and communication technologies (ICTS) for development. Next, the paper presents the ICT-enhanced participatory radio campaign approach and ICT innovations introduced by Farm Radio International, a Canadian nongovernmental organization. The paper analyzes two participatory radio campaigns that use both listening groups and ICTs to engage African farmers. Research on these radio campaigns in six African countries is reported to examine how the participatory approach impacted listenership, knowledge and initial adoption of agricultural techniques and practices presented in the radio campaigns. The authors conclude that the findings of research on these projects could be highly relevant for increasing awareness and adoption of agricultural practices in Sub-Saharan Africa. They also appear promising for other development sectors and for other developing regions.", "Addresses": "[Hudson, Heather E.] Univ Alaska Anchorage, Anchorage, AK USA; [Hudson, Heather E.; Leclair, Mark; Pelletier, Bernard; Sullivan, Bartholomew] Farm Radio Int, Ottawa, ON, Canada; [Pelletier, Bernard] McGill Univ, Montreal, PQ, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Alaska System; University of Alaska Anchorage; McGill University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hudson, HE (corresponding author), Univ Alaska Anchorage, ISER, Anchorage, AK 99508 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hehudson@alaska.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Irish Aid; Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; Helen Keller International; International Potato Centre and Sweet Potato Action for Security and Health in Africa (SASHA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Irish Aid(CGIAR); Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation(Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationBill & Melinda Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Explorations InitiativeCGIAR); Helen Keller International; International Potato Centre and Sweet Potato Action for Security and Health in Africa (SASHA)", "Funding Text": "Support for the Interactive Farm Radio Services project was provided by Irish Aid. The Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato project was supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Helen Keller International, The International Potato Centre and Sweet Potato Action for Security and Health in Africa (SASHA). The authors would also like to acknowledge the contributions of FRI staff and the field interviewers.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 45.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 48.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 670.0, "End Page": 684.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Mediated City: The news in a post-industrial context", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nicholls, Rob] UNSW Business Sch, Sch Taxat & Business Law, Kensington, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), UNSW Business Sch, Sch Taxat & Business Law, Kensington, NSW, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "r.nicholls@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 6.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 154.0, "End Page": 155.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service policy in China (II): Case study and institutional variables", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural informatization projects; Information services; Implementation success; Regulation; Institutions; Case study; Chinese model", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; FIRM; COSTS", "Abstract": "Our companion paper developed an institutional conceptual framework for the analysis and assessment of China's rural informatization regime and projects. Following the conceptual work and based on the case study of specific projects, this paper documents the institutional idiosyncrasies and identifies institutional variables affecting implementation effectiveness in China. If is found that China has fared well in some projects (usually at the construction or technical level) while encountered difficulties in some others (at semantic, service, and even higher levels), due to variance in the enforceability of differing institutional arrangements. China has arguably succeeded, at best, in the supply-side (access level) of the rural informatization ecosystem; this is partly because that the Chinese model has emphasized primarily on the formal side of institutions but considerably less so on the informal side. Accordingly, factors contributing to implementation success have, path-dependently, highlighted the functioning of regulative institutions but considerably less so of the normative-cognitive institutions. Policy implications are offered which call for a shift to the demand-side of the rural informatization ecosystem. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013; Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China [10YJAZH092]; National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China [13BJY020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China(Ministry of Education, China); National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China", "Funding Text": "This study is supported by the Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China (Grant no.: 10YJAZH092) and the National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China (Grant no.: 13BJY020). I thank anonymous referees for their useful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 253.0, "End Page": 264.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dobrota, M; Martic, M; Bulajic, M; Jeremic, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dobrota, Marina; Martic, Milan; Bulajic, Milica; Jeremic, Veljko", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Two-phased composite I-distance indicator approach for evaluation of countries' information development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and Communication; Technologies (ICT); ICT Development Index (IDI); Composite indicators; I-distance method; CIDI methodology; Uncertainty analysis; Sensitivity analysis", "Keywords Plus": "HIGHER-EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS; DIGITAL DIVIDE; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT; UNIVERSITY RANKINGS; ICT; BENCHMARKING; HEALTH; UNCERTAINTY; PERSPECTIVE", "Abstract": "The development of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is an important issue that affects countries' socioeconomic prosperity, and the majority of studies indicate that the productivity effect of ICT is quite significant. Thus, measuring the countries information development can gain numerous benefits since comparisons and rankings create a major challenge for countries' further advancement and development. The aim of this paper is multiple. It firstly elaborates the term of the information society and examines countries' ICT development. Secondly, it debates on the importance of measurement and ranking, emphasizing the methods of measuring the information society. It reviews the ICT Development Index (IDI) as one of these methods, pointing to its drawbacks. The disadvantages of the IDI are mostly related to its bias and uncertainty. This paper accentuates the importance of the stability and objectiveness of a measurement method, and for this reason it presents the Composite I-distance Indicator (CIDI) methodology for measuring countries' ICT development that overcomes these drawbacks. In the case study, we analysed a dataset of 157 countries. The results presented in this study clearly indicate that the CIDI ranking methodology is unbiased and more stable than the official IDI ranking methodology, and can be used as an appropriate framework for information society evaluation measurement. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Dobrota, Marina; Martic, Milan; Bulajic, Milica; Jeremic, Veljko] Univ Belgrade, Fac Org Sci, Belgrade 11000, Serbia", "Affiliations": "University of Belgrade", "Reprint Addresses": "Jeremic, V (corresponding author), Univ Belgrade, Fac Org Sci, Jove Ilica 154, Belgrade 11000, Serbia.", "Email Addresses": "dobrota.marina@fon.bg.ac.rs; martic.milan@fon.bg.ac.rs; bulajic.milica@fon.bg.ac.rs; jeremic.veljko@fon.bg.ac.rs", "Researcher Ids": "Jeremic, Veljko/K-2096-2019; Bulajic, Milica/AAM-9182-2020; Ignjatovic maiden Dobrota, Marina/J-8989-2012", "ORCIDs": "Jeremic, Veljko/0000-0002-0266-5247; Ignjatovic maiden Dobrota, Marina/0000-0001-9009-8790; Bulajic, Milica/0000-0003-1356-4078", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 406.0, "End Page": 420.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lim, J; Nam, C; Kim, S; Lee, E; Lee, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lim, Jinyang; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol; Lee, Euehun; Lee, Hongkyu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A new regional clustering approach for mobile telecommunications policy in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regional clustering; Innovation-coefficient; Imitation coefficient; Cluster analysis; Mobile telecommunications; China", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; TECHNOLOGY; EFFICIENCY; ADOPTERS; SUPPORT; MARKET", "Abstract": "In the Chinese telecommunications industry, the penetration rates of mobile telecommunications currently vary by province from less than 40% to over 100%. The purpose of this paper is to suggest a new regional clustering approach of China from the perspective of mobile telecommunications based on the diffusion characteristics of estimated innovation and imitation coefficients in the mobile telecommunications market. While China has traditionally identified three groups of regions, a cluster analysis based on those diffusion characteristics shows that the 31 provinces in China can be classified into six groups. This empirical result implies that the traditional regional classification seems too simple and that the market should be segmented further in order to develop policies more relevant to Chinese mobile telecommunications. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lim, Jinyang] Inst Informat & Commun Technol Promot, Taejon 305348, South Korea; [Nam, Changi; Lee, Euehun; Lee, Hongkyu] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, Taejon 305701, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 136701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 136701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "NAM, Changi/C-1756-2011; Lee, Euehun/C-1775-2011; Lee, Hongkyu/C-1784-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) - Korean Government [NRF-2013S1A3A2043357]; Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea in the ICT RD Program", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) - Korean Government; Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea in the ICT RD Program", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank editors and three anonymous referees for their helpful comments. This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2013S1A3A2043357). This research was also funded by the Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea in the ICT R&D Program 2014.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 296.0, "End Page": 304.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nakamura, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nakamura, Akihiro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile and fixed broadband access services substitution in Japan considering new broadband features", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Last mile access; Japanese telecom market; Discrete choice model; Market share; Mobile phone; NGN; Stated preference", "Keywords Plus": "SWITCHING COSTS; DEMAND; MODELS", "Abstract": "The new generation of mobile broadband services, such as WiMax/LTE, is now incrementally diffusing throughout Japan. If they were substitutable for a fixed broadband network, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NIT) would no longer dominate the last mile access market. Therefore, substitutability between mobile internet access services and fixed broadband access services might be one of the most important empirical questions in the discussion on broadband access market regulations. This study empirically investigates substitutability between mobile and fixed broadband access services by using the original stated preference survey data and simulating the market shares with declining fees of mobile broadband access services. This study considers quality of service (QoS) and security factors realized under next-generation networks (NGNs) or 3.9 G mobile internet access. The result reveals that if tethering, QoS, and security became available via mobile internet access, then mobile and fixed broadband access services would become highly competitive. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Yokohama City Univ, Grad Sch Int Management, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 2360027, Japan", "Affiliations": "Yokohama City University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nakamura, A (corresponding author), Yokohama City Univ, Grad Sch Int Management, 22-2 Seto, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 2360027, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "a.nakamura.home@nifty.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Japan Society for the Promotion of Science [20683002, 24330089]; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [20683002] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "Japan Society for the Promotion of Science(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of Science); Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "An earlier version of this paper was presented at seminars held by InfoCom Research, Inc., and the JSICR Annual Meeting. I would like to express my gratitude to the participants of these conferences who provided valuable comments on this analysis. In addition, I would also like to thank InfoCom Research, Inc., for providing the data, and anonymous referees for suggests and comments on earlier versions of this paper. However, all errors are the author's own responsibility. This research was supported in part by a Grant-in-Aid (Nos. 20683002 and 24330089) from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 140.0, "End Page": 154.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haller, SA; Lyons, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haller, Stefanie A.; Lyons, Sean", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband adoption and firm productivity: Evidence from Irish manufacturing firms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband adoption; Firm productivity; IV regression; Industry", "Keywords Plus": "OUTPUT; INPUT", "Abstract": "We estimate the effects of adopting DSL broadband on firm productivity and productivity growth allowing for differing broadband speeds. We use a two-stage least squares estimator with geographical broadband availability as an instrument to address some potential endogeneity problems in a panel of Irish manufacturing firms. While more productive firms are on average more likely to be using DSL broadband, we find no statistically significant effect of broadband adoption on firms' productivity or productivity growth. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Haller, Stefanie A.] Univ Coll Dublin, Sch Econ, Dublin 4, Ireland; [Lyons, Sean] Econ & Social Res Inst, Dublin 2, Ireland", "Affiliations": "University College Dublin; Economic & Social Research Institute (ESRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Haller, SA (corresponding author), Univ Coll Dublin, Sch Econ, Dublin 4, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "stefanie.haller@ucd.ie; sean.lyons@esri.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Lyons, Sean/AAH-7579-2019", "ORCIDs": "Lyons, Sean/0000-0002-3526-6947; Haller, Stefanie/0000-0002-3946-8546", "Funding Orgs": "ESRI Programme of Research in communications - Ireland's Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources", "Funding Name Preferred": "ESRI Programme of Research in communications - Ireland's Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources", "Funding Text": "We thank Kevin Phelan and Gerard Doolan of the CSO for support with the data. We are grateful for funding from the ESRI Programme of Research in communications, which is part-funded by Ireland's Commission for Communications Regulation and Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources. We thank seminar participants at the Economic and Social Research Institute for helpful comments and suggestions. All remaining errors are our own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 73.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 76.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 13.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grzybowski, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grzybowski, Lukasz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fixed-to-mobile substitution in the European Union", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed-to-mobile substitution; Internet; Mobile broadband; Bundling", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; COMPETITION; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes substitution between access to fixed-line and mobile telephony in the European Union using cross-section panel data on households' choices of telecommunications technologies in years 2005-2010. We estimate a structural model of household's demand for access to: (i) fixed-line only; (ii) mobile only; and (iii) both fixed-line and mobile. We find that growing Internet usage increases the share of 'fixed + mobile' households, which suggests that households keep their fixed-line connection to access Internet. However, the spread of 3G and cable broadband access decreases the share of 'fixed + mobile' households and increases the share of 'mobile only' households. Hence, fixed-to-mobile substitution was slowed down by the spread of Internet but it may continue with the spread of mobile broadband. Furthermore, bundling of telecommunications services increases the share of 'fixed + mobile' households and decreases the shares of 'mobile only' and 'fixed only' households. Therefore, operators which can bundle fixed-line connection with Internet or mobile services may slow down fixed-to-mobile substitution. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Grzybowski, Lukasz] Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75013 Paris, France; [Grzybowski, Lukasz] Univ Cape Town, Fac Commerce, Sch Econ, ZA-7701 Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Grzybowski, L (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75013 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "lukasz@mushroomski.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA)", "Funding Text": "The financial support provided by the Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA) is acknowledged. All errors are mine.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 601.0, "End Page": 612.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chou, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chou, Yuntsai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The stalemate of cable digital switchover: A study of competition effects and deregulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital switchover; Overbuilds; IPTV; Intra-platform competition; Inter-platform competition; Franchise", "Keywords Plus": "TELEVISION MARKETS; EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS; US", "Abstract": "This paper addresses the phenomenon of delayed cable digitization in Taiwan and reports the results of a longitudinal analysis, determining that (1) inter-platform competition, primarily from internet protocol television (IPTV), generates a strong and positive impact on the digitization of cable service after it acquires numerous customers; (2) the installed cable base induces economies of scale that increase its digital penetration; (3) the overbuild of the equivalent-size rivalry can increase digital adoption, whereas unequal-sized competition might reversely decrease it; and (4) the monthly flat fee charged to customers does not influence digital adoption. In addition, this paper presents a discussion on the policy instruments derived from econometric results. Although repealing the horizontal integration cap in the cable TV industry could generate economies of scale, doing so may encourage monopolization over several franchises. The efficacy of intra-platform competition is reserved only for certain cases. Combining the results of these analyses reveals that inter-platform competition most effectively stimulates cable operators' digital conversion. Hence, regulators should create a level playing field among various TV platforms, such as equal programming access and open standards, to ensure a high degree of cable digitization (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Yuan Ze Univ, Grad Program Social Informat, Chungli, Taoyouan County, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Yuan Ze University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chou, Y (corresponding author), Yuan Ze Univ, Grad Program Social Informat, 135 Yuan Dong Rd, Chungli, Taoyouan County, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "ychou@saturn.yzu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Yuntsai, Chou/0000-0003-2209-0679", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 393.0, "End Page": 405.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choi, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choi, Sujin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital development in Korea: Building an information society, vol 22", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Choi, Sujin] Univ Texas Austin, Dept Radio TV Film, Austin, TX 78712 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Choi, S (corresponding author), Univ Texas Austin, Dept Radio TV Film, Austin, TX 78712 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sjchoi@mail.utexas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Sujin/AAH-9255-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 2.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1166.0, "End Page": 1167.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rohman, IK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rohman, Ibrahim Kholilul", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The globalization and stagnation of the ICT sectors in European countries: An input-output analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Structural change; Economic growth; ICT sectors; Input-output; Multiplier; Globalization; Europe", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; GROWTH", "Abstract": "Recent studies of European countries indicate that the contribution of the ICT sectors to the regional economy is weakening and slowing economic growth. The present study investigates the contribution of the ICT sectors to economic performance in the European economies using Input-Output (10) methodology. The results indicate that: (1) the multiplier effect of the ICT sectors on the rest of the economy declined significantly during the period 2000-2005 compared with 1995-2000; and (2) the decline in the output of the ICT sectors can be attributed to the loss of export advantages and technical change gains in the sectors. The results show an inability of the sectors to grasp the international market, most likely a consequence of the lack of anticipation of more rapid innovation in emerging countries. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Chalmers Univ Technol, Div Technol & Soc, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Rohman, IK (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Div Technol & Soc, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "ibrahim.rohman@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "ROHMAN, IBRAHIM KHOLILUL/0000-0002-8508-0913", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 33.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 387.0, "End Page": 399.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Freyens, BP; Loney, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Freyens, Benoit Pierre; Loney, Mark", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Emerging issues in white space regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Wireless broadband; Cellular networks; Broadcasting; Regulation; White spaces", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM", "Abstract": "The secondary use of vacant television channels (TV white spaces) and the reallocation of the digital dividend to provide wireless broadband services are in the final stages of implementation in some countries. Originally seen as a once in a generation opportunity to better allocate UHF spectrum, further digital dividends are now underway as regulators and industry strive to meet exponential increases in demand for mobile data services. Concurrent developments suggest that TV white spaces may be rapidly exploited by global networks with billions of supported devices. The potential for sub-optimal outcomes is identified if the prospect of further digital dividends is not taken into account as technical and regulatory arrangements are put in place to allow productive use of TV white spaces. The importance of considering the potential interaction between further digital dividends and the use of TV white spaces is discussed and technical and regulatory approaches to support optimal outcomes are identified. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Freyens, Benoit Pierre] Univ Canberra, Fac Business & Govt, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia; [Loney, Mark] Australian Commun & Media Author, Canberra, ACT 2616, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Canberra", "Reprint Addresses": "Freyens, BP (corresponding author), Univ Canberra, Fac Business & Govt, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "ben.freyens@canberra.edu.au; mark.loney@acma.gov.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "FREYENS, Benoit Pierre/0000-0002-5280-1382", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 208.0, "End Page": 218.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oguz, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oguz, Fuat", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service in Turkey: Recent developments and a critical assessment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Turkey; Regulation; Convergence", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The meaning of universal service in telecommunications has changed considerably in the last decade. Technological advances have created the necessity to redefine the legal framework. While the demand for old universal services falls, new and wider services are to be included in the scope of legal obligations such as broadband. In this transformation of public policy toward universal services, political preferences take precedence over economic considerations. Turkey provides a good case in point. In this paper, the authors assess the legal framework of universal services and its institutional structure in Turkey. The tension between enlarging the scope of universal service and pressures on using revenues efficiently is emphasized. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Yildirim Beyazit Univ, Dept Econ, Ankara, Turkey", "Affiliations": "Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University", "Reprint Addresses": "Oguz, F (corresponding author), Yildirim Beyazit Univ, Dept Econ, Ankara, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "foguz@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Oguz, Fuat/0000-0001-6581-0328", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 13.0, "End Page": 23.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zaber, M; Sirbu, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zaber, Moinul; Sirbu, Marvin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of spectrum management policy on the penetration of 3G technology", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; Spectrum auction; Technology standardization; Spectrum refarm", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DIFFUSION; STANDARDS; COMPETITION; MODEL; TELEPHONY; EVOLUTION; SERVICES; ENTRY", "Abstract": "Diffusion of 3G cellular technology varies widely across countries and regions. Past studies have shown that lower levels of diffusion of previous technologies and higher levels of income are significant factors in accelerating the take up of 1st and 2nd generation of mobile telephony. In addition, spectrum management policy plays a significant role in shaping 3G diffusion. Regulatory policies regarding spectrum management include mandating band and technology and decisions to hold spectrum auctions. An econometric analysis over a multi-country panel dataset shows that these spectrum management policies do have significant influence on the take-up of 3G. Findings suggest that the presence of multiple technologies for the previous generation is associated with rollout delay. The estimations indicate that countries that mandated a specific frequency band for 3G saw faster roll out, but in the long run those countries experienced a slower growth rate. Also estimations find that 3G diffusion is not significantly affected by the choice of auctions vs. alternative license award processes. Insights gained from this study of the 2G to 3G transition can provide guidance to regulators now contemplating the transition to newer generations. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Zaber, Moinul; Sirbu, Marvin] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA; [Zaber, Moinul] Univ Tecn Lisboa, Inst Super Tecn, Lisbon, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; Universidade de Lisboa", "Reprint Addresses": "Zaber, M (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "miz@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Sirbu, Marvin A/IAO-2453-2023", "ORCIDs": "Sirbu, Marvin A/0000-0002-4424-2023", "Funding Orgs": "FCT (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through CMU-Portugal Program [SFRH/BD/33774/2009]; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [SFRH/BD/33774/2009] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "FCT (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through CMU-Portugal Program; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "Support for this research was provided by FCT (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through CMU-Portugal Program under award SFRH/BD/33774/2009. The authors would like to thank Professor Francisco Lima, of IST, Lisbon, Portugal for his valuable comments regarding the estimation methods. The authors are thankful to DotEcon for making available the dataset. Lastly the authors would like to thank the audience of the 39th TPRC (2011) and cprSouth6, (2011) for their valuable comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 762.0, "End Page": 782.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bourreau, M; Cambini, C; Hoernig, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bourreau, Marc; Cambini, Carlo; Hoernig, Steffen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ex ante regulation and co-investment in the transition to next generation access", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next generation access networks; Investment; Access regulation", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "Investments in next generation access networks (NGANs) ask for a new set of regulatory remedies. This paper contributes to this debate by focusing on three issues: the migration from the legacy copper network to the NGA infrastructure, and how wholesale pricing regulation might affect this process; the introduction of differentiated wholesale remedies according to geographical differences in NGAN deployment; the impact of co-investment decisions on market outcomes and their interplay with access regulation. Using the recent economic literature, arguments and possible guidelines are proposed, which might be useful to regulators and policy makers. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bourreau, Marc] Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75013 Paris, France; [Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, DISPEA, I-10129 Turin, Italy; [Hoernig, Steffen] Nova Sch Business & Econ, P-1099032 Lisbon, Portugal", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; Polytechnic University of Turin; Universidade Nova de Lisboa", "Reprint Addresses": "Bourreau, M (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75013 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "marc.bourreau@telecom-paristech.fr; carlo.cambini@polito.it; shoernig@novasbe.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Hoernig, Steffen/B-6978-2009", "ORCIDs": "Hoernig, Steffen/0000-0003-1461-0048; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133; Bourreau, Marc/0000-0003-3913-3014", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 40.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 42.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 399.0, "End Page": 406.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.024", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Casey, TR; Töyli, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Casey, Thomas R.; Toyli, Juuso", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile voice diffusion and service competition: A system dynamic analysis of regulatory policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Diffusion; Competition; System dynamics", "Keywords Plus": "THINKING APPROACH; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; MARKET; EXTERNALITIES; TERMINATION; STANDARDS; TELEPHONY; INDUSTRY; MODEL", "Abstract": "Dynamic behavior in mobile telecommunications markets is often the result of interactions between market actors. As the structure and dynamic complexity of such interactions tend to be difficult to identify, it is challenging for regulators to anticipate the effects of their policy decisions. This article uses system dynamics to evaluate the effect of technology harmonization and mobile number portability policies on mobile voice diffusion and service competition. This is realized by first modeling the endogenous feedback structure resulting in dynamic behavior in the mobile telecommunications market and then by configuring the model for retrospective simulations of the Finnish market. Based on the retrospective simulations, the effect of technology harmonization and mobile number portability policy decisions is analyzed and the usefulness of system dynamics is demonstrated. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Casey, Thomas R.; Toyli, Juuso] Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, Espoo 00076, Finland; [Toyli, Juuso] Turku Sch Econ & Business Adm, Dept Mkt & Int Business, Turku 20014, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University; University of Turku", "Reprint Addresses": "Casey, TR (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, POB 13000, Espoo 00076, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "thomas.casey@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Töyli, Juuso/B-7305-2009", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Graduate School in Electronics, Telecommunications and Automation (GETA); European research network [COST605]; COST Action [IC0905]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Graduate School in Electronics, Telecommunications and Automation (GETA); European research network; COST Action(European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST))", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Dr. Jason Whalley and Mr. Timo Smura for useful discussions and comments. The research has received funding from the Graduate School in Electronics, Telecommunications and Automation (GETA) and has partly been conducted under the MoMI II and MOMIE projects. This work has also taken place in the context of the Econ@Tel (COST605) European research network and COST Action IC0905 TERRA.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 162.0, "End Page": 174.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hoernig, S; Jay, S; Neumann, KH; Peitz, M; Plückebaum, T; Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hoernig, Steffen; Jay, Stephan; Neumann, Karl-Heinz; Peitz, Martin; Plueckebaum, Thomas; Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of different fibre access network technologies on cost, competition and welfare", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bitstream access; Cost modelling; FTTH; NGA; Unbundling; Welfare analysis", "Keywords Plus": "MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION; PRICE", "Abstract": "Using a novel approach to the evaluation of new network technologies that combines an engineering cost model with a differentiated multi-player oligopoly model with wholesale access regulation this article evaluates the choice among different Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) architectures. The cost modelling relies upon an engineering bottom-up approach that feeds into a competition model. For addressing competition the pyramid model was chosen, which is an extension of the Hotelling model to multiple firms/services. The paper solves for price setting Nash equilibria between an incumbent, wholesale-access-based entrants and cable as an additional fully integrated network competitor. Welfare tradeoffs are highlighted with respect to cost differences and QoS differences between the various FTTH architectures and between the modes of regulation. According to the analysis architectures that can be unbundled (and that allow for greater speeds) outperform, from a social welfare perspective, architectures that (realistically) allow only for bitstream access. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jay, Stephan; Neumann, Karl-Heinz; Plueckebaum, Thomas] WIK Consult GmbH, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany; [Hoernig, Steffen] Univ Nova Lisboa, Nova Sch Business & Econ, P-1099032 Lisbon, Portugal; [Peitz, Martin] Univ Mannheim, Dept Econ, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany; [Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Universidade Nova de Lisboa; University of Mannheim; Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Neumann, KH (corresponding author), WIK Consult GmbH, Rhondorfer Str 68, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "k-h.neumann@wik-consult.com", "Researcher Ids": "Hoernig, Steffen/B-6978-2009", "ORCIDs": "Hoernig, Steffen/0000-0003-1461-0048", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 96.0, "End Page": 112.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hilbert, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hilbert, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The end justifies the definition: The manifold outlooks on the digital divide and their practical usefulness for policy-making", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Measurement methodology; ICT; Policy; Development; Budget", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; DIFFUSION; ACCESS; DETERMINANTS; INTERFIRM; MODEL; ICT", "Abstract": "Based on the theory of the diffusion of innovations through social networks, the article discusses the main approaches researchers have taken to conceptualize the digital divide. The result is a common framework that addresses the questions of who (e.g. divide between individuals, countries, etc.), with which kinds of characteristics (e.g. income, geography, age, etc.), connects how (mere access or effective adoption), to what (e.g. phones, Internet, digital TV, etc.). Different constellations in these four variables lead to a combinatorial array of choices to define the digital divide. This vast collection of theoretically justifiable definitions is contrasted with the question of how the digital divide is defined in practice by policy makers. The cases of the United States, South Korea, and Chile are used to show that many diverse actors with dissimilar goals are involved in confronting the digital divide. Each of them takes a different outlook on the challenge. This leads to the question if this heterogeneity is harmful and if countries that count with a coherent national strategy and common outlook on digital development do better than others. It is shown that the effect of a coherent vision is secondary to tailor-made sector-specific efforts. On the contrary, a one-size-fits-all outlook on a multifaceted challenge might rather be harmful. This leads to the conclusion that it is neither theoretically feasible, nor empirically justifiable to aim for one single definition of the digital divide. The digital divide is best defined in terms of a desired impact. Since those are diverse, so are the definitions of the challenge. The best that can be done is to come up with a comprehensive theoretical framework that allows for the systematic classification of different definitions, such as the one presented in this article. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ So Calif, UN ECLAC, Annenberg Sch Commun, Venice Beach, CA 90291 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Hilbert, M (corresponding author), Univ So Calif, UN ECLAC, Annenberg Sch Commun, 49 Wavecrest Ave,Apt 2, Venice Beach, CA 90291 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mhilbert@usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Hilbert, Martin/E-7845-2010", "ORCIDs": "Hilbert, Martin/0000-0003-0809-6361", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 98.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 121.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 145.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 54.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 715.0, "End Page": 736.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cecere, G; Corrocher, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cecere, Grazia; Corrocher, Nicoletta", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The intensity of VoIP usage in Great Britain: Users' characteristics and firms' strategies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumers' adoption; Telecom operators' strategies; VoIP services", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; TECHNOLOGY; TELEPHONY", "Abstract": "The article studies the intensity of usage of VoIP, analysing individual data on a sample of UK consumers collected by OFCOM in 2006. In particular, it examines the role of firms' strategies in affecting the intensity of usage and the degree of substitution/complementarity between VoIP and other communications means. It investigates the importance of firms' strategies and compares pure players with the network-based operators, in order to understand whether the existence of bundling offerings as opposed to very low prices may drive consumers of specific companies to use the service more intensively. The results show that, once the control for the characteristics of VoIP providers is included, the customers of telecom operators are more likely to use intensively VoIP services, suggesting that the subscription to bundled service can attract consumers to value added services. Furthermore, those who use frequently VoIP services exploit the PC-to-telephone and Phone-to-Phone functionality suggesting that usage intensity is associated with a higher sophistication of the users more than with the existence of local effects on PC-to-PC applications. Finally, age and work conditions also play a role with respect to the intensity of VoIP usage. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Corrocher, Nicoletta] Bocconi Univ, KITeS, I-20136 Milan, Italy; [Cecere, Grazia] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Telecom, F-91011 Evry, France; [Cecere, Grazia] Univ Paris 11, ADIS, Sceaux, France; [Cecere, Grazia] Univ Turin, Dipartimento S Cognetti De Martiis, I-10124 Turin, Italy", "Affiliations": "Bocconi University; IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; IMT Atlantique; Universite Paris Saclay; University of Turin", "Reprint Addresses": "Corrocher, N (corresponding author), Bocconi Univ, KITeS, Via Sarfatti 25, I-20136 Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "grazia.cecere@it-sudparis.eu; nicoletta.corrocher@unibocconi.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Cecere, Grazia/0000-0001-6349-9222; Corrocher, Nicoletta/0000-0003-2642-8227", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 522.0, "End Page": 531.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dedrick, J; Kraemer, KL; Linden, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dedrick, Jason; Kraemer, Kenneth L.; Linden, Greg", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The distribution of value in the mobile phone supply chain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone industry; Supply chain; Financial value capture; Phone subsidies; Balance of power; Value of innovation", "Keywords Plus": "GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS; INNOVATION; NETWORKS; INDUSTRY; MARKETS; POLICY; MODEL; IPOD", "Abstract": "The supply chains of the mobile phone industry span national and firm boundaries. To analyze how value is distributed among the participants, a framework based on theories of firm strategy is applied, and a novel methodology is used to measure value capture in three phone models introduced from 2004 to 2008. The research shows that carriers capture the greatest value (in terms of gross profit) from each handset, followed closely by handset makers, with suppliers a distant third. However, the situation is reversed in terms of operating profit. Carriers shoulder the burden of network installation, maintenance, and upgrading, which absorbs much of the value from their subscription fees. Handset maker nationality, which may also influence supplier choice, is a key determinant of the geographic distribution of value capture. The results are also used to estimate the relationship of handset subsidies to carrier profits, which has been an issue of concern for antitrust authorities in several countries. The analysis shows how the framework can be used to calculate how much service charges might be inflated to cover the subsidies. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Kenneth L.] Univ Calif Irvine, Paul Merage Sch Business, Irvine, CA 92697 USA; [Dedrick, Jason] Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA; [Linden, Greg] Univ Calif Berkeley, Inst Business Innovat, Haas Sch Business F402, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Irvine; Syracuse University; University of California System; University of California Berkeley", "Reprint Addresses": "Kraemer, KL (corresponding author), Univ Calif Irvine, Paul Merage Sch Business, 4100 Calit2 Blgd 325,Suite 4300, Irvine, CA 92697 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jdedrick@syr.edu; kkraemer@uci.edu; glinden@berkeley.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Alfred P. Sloan Foundation; US National Science Foundation (SBE/CISE/IIS)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Alfred P. Sloan Foundation(Alfred P. Sloan Foundation); US National Science Foundation (SBE/CISE/IIS)(National Science Foundation (NSF))", "Funding Text": "The authors are grateful to Joel West for helpful comments on early drafts of this article, and to two anonymous reviewers for detailed feedback. This research has been supported by grants from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the US National Science Foundation (SBE/CISE/IIS). Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the NSF or the Sloan Foundation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 48.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 61.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 64.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 505.0, "End Page": 521.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hau, T; Burghardt, D; Brenner, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hau, Thorsten; Burghardt, Dirk; Brenner, Walter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Multihoming, content delivery networks, and the market for Internet connectivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet economics; Quality-of-service; Price discrimination; Paid content; Innovation; Net neutrality", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; INTERCONNECTION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "Peering points between different Internet service providers (ISPs) are among the bottlenecks of the Internet. Multihoming (MH) and content delivery networks (CDNs) are two technical solutions to bypass peering points and to improve the quality of data delivery. So far, however, there is no research that analyzes the economic effects of MH and CDNs on the market for Internet connectivity. This paper develops a static market model with locked-in end users and paid content. It shows that MH and CDNs create the possibility for terminating ISPs to engage in monopolistic pricing towards content providers, leading to a shift of rents from end users and content providers to ISPs. Implications for future innovations are discussed. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hau, Thorsten; Brenner, Walter] Univ St Gallen, Inst Informat Management, CH-9000 St Gallen, Switzerland; [Burghardt, Dirk] Univ St Gallen, Dept Econ, CH-9000 St Gallen, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "University of St Gallen; University of St Gallen", "Reprint Addresses": "Hau, T (corresponding author), Univ St Gallen, Inst Informat Management, Muller Friedberg Str 8, CH-9000 St Gallen, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "thorsten.hau@swisscom.com; dirk.burghardt@unisg.ch; walter.brenner@unisg.ch", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 532.0, "End Page": 542.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bacchiocchi, E; Florio, M; Gambaro, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bacchiocchi, Emanuele; Florio, Massimo; Gambaro, Marco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecom reforms in the EU: Prices and consumers' satisfaction", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecom industry liberalization; Privatization; European consumers", "Keywords Plus": "IMPACT; TELEPHONY", "Abstract": "The paper shows the impact of privatization and liberalization on consumers in the telecommunication sector for 15 EU countries. Policy reforms are summarized by the OECD regulatory indicators (REGREF) that consider the extent of privatization, vertical disintegration, and market entry. After controlling for other country variables, first, a test of the impact of ownership and regulatory changes on consumer prices is given. In the second step,. the Eurobarometer data on consumers' satisfaction about quality and prices of the telecommunication service are considered. The analysis confirms the importance of market regulation in reducing prices but minimizes the role played by privatization per se. Overall, the findings offer only mixed evidence, and somehow contradict, the hypothesis that all the reforms work in a similar way across the EU countries. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bacchiocchi, Emanuele; Florio, Massimo; Gambaro, Marco] Univ Milan, Dept Econ Business & Stat, I-20122 Milan, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Milan", "Reprint Addresses": "Florio, M (corresponding author), Univ Milan, Dept Econ Business & Stat, Via Conservatorio 7, I-20122 Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "emanuele.bacchiocchi@unimi.it; massimo.florio@unimi.it; marco.gambaro@unimi.it", "Researcher Ids": "Bacchiocchi, Emanuele/K-8423-2017", "ORCIDs": "Bacchiocchi, Emanuele/0000-0002-7365-3630", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 382.0, "End Page": 396.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gisca, O; Matinmikko-Blue, M; Ahokangas, P; Yrjolä, S; Gordon, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gisca, Oxana; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Ahokangas, Petri; Yrjola, Seppo; Gordon, Jillian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulatory challenges and implications of the European electronic communications code (EECC) for local mobile communication network business", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Local networks; 5G; 6G; Business model innovation; Regulation; Legitimation", "Keywords Plus": "MORAL LEGITIMACY; SHARED SPECTRUM; MODEL; 5G; MANAGEMENT; INNOVATION; LIABILITY; CORPORATE; FRAMEWORK", "Abstract": "Regulatory provisions pose legal constraints on deploying mobile communication networks and related services. Local 5G and upcoming 6G networks, particularly those that are independent of the big mobile network operators (MNOs), face new challenges due to the incoherent harmonization and implementation of the regulatory provisions and the standby approach undertaken by many EU member countries. This paper analyses the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) Directive from the perspective of local mobile communication networks by combining business model innovation and legitimacy approaches in an ecosystemic context. Based on the analysis, we recommend regulators focus on terminology, spectrum management, access and interconnection, security and privacy, and competition when enabling local mobile communications business.", "Addresses": "[Gisca, Oxana; Ahokangas, Petri] Univ Oulu, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu Business Sch, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo] Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland; [Gordon, Jillian] Univ Glasgow, Adam Smith Business Sch, Glasgow, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu; University of Oulu; University of Glasgow", "Reprint Addresses": "Gisca, O (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu Business Sch, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "oxana.gisca@oulu.fi; marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi; petri.ahokangas@oulu.fi; seppo.yrjola@oulu.fi; jillian.gordon@glasgow.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Ahokangas, Petri/AAH-9632-2021", "ORCIDs": "Ahokangas, Petri/0000-0002-2351-8473", "Funding Orgs": "European Union ' s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sk lstrok; odowska-Curie grant [860364]; European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant [318927]; University of Oulu [860364]; Marie Curie Actions (MSCA) [860364] Funding Source: Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union ' s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sk lstrok; odowska-Curie grant; European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant(Marie Curie ActionsHorizon 2020); University of Oulu; Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)(Marie Curie Actions)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to acknowledge the LNETN project from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 860364 and 6G Flagship program at the University of Oulu (grant no.318927) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102651.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102651", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OX9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111211300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Koenig, C; Veidt, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Koenig, Christian; Veidt, Anton", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Lifting a regulatory millstone around 5G investors' neck-5G network slicing versus EU-net neutrality?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G network slicing; Net neutrality; Quality of service; Specialised services; Legal certainty", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Highly quality-sensitive 5G use cases, such as metaverse-type applications, connected and autonomous driving or digitalised health applications, are the future of the mobile internet. These use cases will rely on 5G network slicing technology to ensure scalability and individually calibrated Quality of Service (QoS) levels. New electronic communications services ensuring specific QoS levels are subject to EU-net neutrality rules laid down in Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 and are currently being assessed by national regulatory authorities (NRAs) on a case-by-case basis. As acknowledged by the European Commission (EC) in its recent report on the implementation of the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120, this case-by-case approach results in legal uncertainty and acts as barrier to investments and innovation. In particular, it is often unclear to internet service providers (ISPs) if innovative quality-sensitive content, applications or services may be delivered via specialised services in accordance with Article 3 (5) of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120. The purpose of the article is to show a way to enhance legal certainty in the application of Article 3 (5) of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 while preserving the fundamental digital rights of end-users regarding equal and non-discriminatory treatment of data traffic by ISPs as well as transparency. Specifically, striking this delicate balance could be achieved by introducing rebuttable presumptions to shift the burden of proving that optimisation is necessary in order to meet requirements of the content, applications or services for a specific level of quality (Article 3 (5) subpara. 1 of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120) and that specialised services are not [...] to the detriment of the availability or general quality of internet access services for end-users (Article 3 (5) subpara. 2 of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120) away from ISPs and towards NRAs.", "Addresses": "[Koenig, Christian; Veidt, Anton] Univ Bonn, Ctr European Integrat Studies, Genscherallee 3, D-53113 Bonn, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Bonn", "Reprint Addresses": "Veidt, A (corresponding author), Univ Bonn, Ctr European Integrat Studies, Genscherallee 3, D-53113 Bonn, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "profkoenig@gmx.de; anton.veidt@gmx.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102653.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102653", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OW4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111209800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parcu, PL; Pisarkiewicz, AR; Carrozza, C; Innocenti, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parcu, Pier Luigi; Pisarkiewicz, Anna Renata; Carrozza, Chiara; Innocenti, Niccolo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The future of 5G and beyond: Leadership, deployment and European policies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; 6G; Leadership; Deployment; EU policy; Telecommunication", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGIES", "Abstract": "This paper discusses the need for a strategic rethinking of the policies that promote 5G development and deployment in Europe, as they are crucial in determining the future impact of 5G and later also 6G on the digital economy. Considering the current state of 5G deployment and insights that have emerged from the debate on 5G technological leadership, we discuss the need for a more effective and proactive policy from the European Union in this field. The main suggestion is to develop an industrial policy that contrasts fragmentation in the telecommunications sector by taking the whole European Union as the scale of action, instead of just the individual member states.", "Addresses": "[Parcu, Pier Luigi; Pisarkiewicz, Anna Renata; Carrozza, Chiara; Innocenti, Niccolo] European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Ctr Digital Soc, Fiesole, Italy", "Affiliations": "European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Pisarkiewicz, AR (corresponding author), European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Ctr Digital Soc, Fiesole, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "anna.pisarkiewicz@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "PARCU, Pier Luigi/0000-0003-2156-7308; Innocenti, Niccolo/0000-0001-8421-5479", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102622.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102622", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "X0SP3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001095638900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abidi, N; El Herradi, M; Sakha, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abidi, Nordine; El Herradi, Mehdi; Sakha, Sahra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digitalization and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "COVID-19; Digitalization; Technology adoption; Economic resilience; Middle East and Central Asia", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTIVITY", "Abstract": "The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an unprecedented shock to firms with adverse consequences for existing productive capacities. At the same time, digitalization has increasingly been touted as a key pathway for mitigating economic losses from the pandemic, and we expect firms facing digital constraints to be less resilient to supply shocks. This paper uses firmlevel data to investigate whether digitally-enabled firms have been able to mitigate economic losses arising from the pandemic better than digitally-constrained firms in the Middle East and Central Asia region using a difference-in-differences approach. Controlling for demand conditions, we find that digitally-enabled firms faced a lower decline in sales by about 4 percentage points during the pandemic compared to digitally-constrained firms, suggesting that digitalization acted as a hedge during the pandemic. Against this backdrop, our results suggest that policymakers need to close the digital gap and accelerate firms' digital transformation. This will be essential for economies to bounce back from the pandemic, and build the foundations for future resilience.", "Addresses": "[Abidi, Nordine; El Herradi, Mehdi; Sakha, Sahra] Int Monetary Fund, Washington, DC 20431 USA", "Affiliations": "International Monetary Fund", "Reprint Addresses": "El Herradi, M (corresponding author), Int Monetary Fund, Washington, DC 20431 USA.", "Email Addresses": "NAbidi@imf.org; MElHerradi2@imf.org; SSakha@imf.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102522.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102522", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F4KR2", "Pubmed Id": 37051116.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Bronze", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000982056900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gniniguè, M; Wonyra, KO; Tchagnao, AF; Bayale, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gninigue, Moukpe; Wonyra, Kwami Ossadzifo; Tchagnao, Abdou-Fataou; Bayale, Nimonka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Participation of developing countries in global value chains: What role for information and communication technologies?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Global value chains; Information and communication technologies; Bayesian model averaging model", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper introduces model uncertainty into the empirical study on the effect of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the countries' participation in Global Value Chains (GVCs). This is done by adopting a panel Bayesian model averaging approach applied on the data of 44 developing countries, spanning the period 1990-2019. Findings indicate that ICTs positively and significantly affect the participation of developing countries in GVCs. This positive and sig-nificant effect of ICTs on countries participation in GVCs can be explained by the fact that ICTs, especially digitalization may help countries improve their competitiveness in the global market as a result of effects on competitive advantages, including price, product and service. Then, the study deeply explores the relationship between ICTs, other control variables and countries' participation in GVCs by employing the Driscoll and Kraay estimator and the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) technique. The results are robust and confirm the results of the Bayesian approach. These findings suggest the need to support the access and the use of ICTs in developing countries to enhance their participation in GVCs.", "Addresses": "[Gninigue, Moukpe; Wonyra, Kwami Ossadzifo; Tchagnao, Abdou-Fataou] Univ Kara, Lab Rech Sci Econ & Gest, Dept Econ, BP 43, Kara, Togo; [Bayale, Nimonka] Cent Bank West African States BCEAO Headquarters, Econ Studies & Reg Integrat Directorate, Dakar, Senegal", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Gniniguè, M (corresponding author), Univ Kara, Lab Rech Sci Econ & Gest, Dept Econ, BP 43, Kara, Togo.", "Email Addresses": "moukpe.gninigue0@gmail.com; wonyra.ossa@gmail.com; abdouf.tchagnao@gmail.com; nbayale@bceao.int", "Researcher Ids": "WONYRA, Kwami Ossadzifo/HZK-7341-2023; TCHAGNAO, Abdou-Fataou/JXO-0106-2024", "ORCIDs": "TCHAGNAO, Abdou-Fataou/0000-0003-0467-6422", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102508.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102508", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C6CB2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962762300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Afilipoaie, A; Donders, K; Ballon, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Afilipoaie, Adelaida; Donders, Karen; Ballon, Pieter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The European Commission's approach to mergers involving software-based platforms: Towards a better understanding of platform power", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital platforms; Merger Regulation; Competitive effects; European Commission; Digital Markets Act; Digital Services Act", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL MARKETS ACT; 2-SIDED MARKETS; BIG DATA; POLICY", "Abstract": "The European Commission's digital single market policies are increasingly concerned with the impact of so-called 'platforms' on competition in the internal market. Whereas the European Commission acknowledges the contributions of platform companies to innovation, it also sees actual and potential damages occurring from their powerful position. As such, the European Commission aims to strengthen the enforcement of its competition law rules in this area. The main research question is how the European Commission has been evaluating the competitive effects of platforms under merger control and whether its approach is adequate to address the manifold concerns related to platforms and competition. Based on a case study analysis, we conclude that the European Commission (1) recognises the platform circumstance, their essential intermediary role in the digital industry and the importance of maintaining fair competition; (2) its analysis has been slowly evolving becoming more granular; (3) platforms' behaviour and not their size per se is most often the central concern; (4) the proposed Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act packages tackle platform concerns identified in the European Commission's ex-ante analysis, signalling that its analysis seems to have inspired their creation.", "Addresses": "[Afilipoaie, Adelaida; Donders, Karen; Ballon, Pieter] Vrije Univ Brussel, SMIT, IMEC, Pl Laan 9,2nd Floor, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Donders, Karen] VRT, Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; IMEC", "Reprint Addresses": "Afilipoaie, A (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, SMIT, IMEC, Pl Laan 9,2nd Floor, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "adelaida.afilipoaie@vub.be", "Researcher Ids": "Afilipoaie, Adelaida/HPE-1090-2023; Ballon, Pieter/KGL-1886-2024", "ORCIDs": "Afilipoaie, Adelaida/0000-0002-8866-8536; Ballon, Pieter/0000-0001-6066-3242", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102288.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102288", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Balgobin, Y; Dubus, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Balgobin, Yann; Dubus, Antoine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile phones, mobile Internet, and employment in Uganda", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Employment; Mobile Internet; Mobile phones", "Keywords Plus": "JOB SEARCH; NETWORKS; UNEMPLOYMENT; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "We analyze the relation between mobile phone use - mobile Internet in particular - and employment, self-employment and job regularity in Uganda. We find no evidence of any positive impact of mobile Internet use on employment or job quality, suggesting that either respondents do not use mobile Internet for job search practices or as a job tool, or that these uses are ineffective. However, we find that the adoption and use of basic mobile phones are positively related to employment and job quality, and we argue that regulators should focus on promoting the affordability of basic phones and mobile airtime.", "Addresses": "[Balgobin, Yann] Inst Polytech Paris, Telecom Paris, i3, 19 Pl Marguerite Perey, F-91120 Palaiseau, France; [Dubus, Antoine] Swiss Fed Inst Technol, Dept Management Technol & Econ, Leonhardstr 21, CH-8092 Zurich, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology Domain; ETH Zurich", "Reprint Addresses": "Dubus, A (corresponding author), Swiss Fed Inst Technol, Dept Management Technol & Econ, Leonhardstr 21, CH-8092 Zurich, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "ybalgo@gmail.com; antoine1dubus@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "FNRS, France [PDR T.01.47.19]", "Funding Name Preferred": "FNRS, France", "Funding Text": "Part of this research was conducted while Antoine Dubus was receiving financial support from the FNRS, France Grant PDR T.01.47.19.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102348.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102348", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Szczepaniuk, EK; Szczepaniuk, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Szczepaniuk, Edyta Karolina; Szczepaniuk, Hubert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of cybersecurity competencies: Recommendations for telecommunications policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cybersecurity; Competencies; Cyber hygiene; Survey research; Sustainability development; Human factors", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION", "Abstract": "The paper aims to analyse and assess cybersecurity competencies and define the recommended solutions to improve the human factor in cybersecurity. The article presents the results of theo-retical and empirical research that were carried out in 2019-2021. The research subject consti-tutes one of the priorities of many countries and international organisations. Cybersecurity is one of the essential foundations for implementing the idea of sustainable development. A cyberse-curity analysis using a layered structure was proposed in the theoretical part. Empirical research was conducted using a diagnostic poll method based on a survey. The presentation of the research results includes an analysis of statistical dependencies. The paper presents the research results on cybersecurity competencies in the field of threats to state cyberspace and methods of securing and protecting data. An important element of the research was to identify forms of education that can be used to achieve greater efficiency in increasing cybersecurity competencies. The result of the implementation of the research objectives was the development of recommended solutions facilitating the improvement of the human factor in the field of cybersecurity.", "Addresses": "[Szczepaniuk, Edyta Karolina] Mil Univ Aviat, Lotnicza Akad Wojskowa, Dywizjonu 303 35 ST, PL-08521 Deblin, Poland; [Szczepaniuk, Hubert] Warsaw Univ Life Sci SGGW, Nowoursynowska 166 ST, PL-02787 Warsaw, Poland", "Affiliations": "Polish Air Force University; Warsaw University of Life Sciences", "Reprint Addresses": "Szczepaniuk, H (corresponding author), Warsaw Univ Life Sci SGGW, Nowoursynowska 166 ST, PL-02787 Warsaw, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "e.szczepaniuk@law.mil.pl; hubert_szczepaniuk@sggw.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Szczepaniuk, Edyta/B-8206-2019", "ORCIDs": "Szczepaniuk, Edyta/0000-0002-6707-2987; Szczepaniuk, Hubert/0000-0001-7613-4281", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102282.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102282", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whitacre, B; Biedny, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whitacre, Brian; Biedny, Christina", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A preview of the broadband fabric: Opportunities and issues for researchers and policymakers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Broadband fabric; DATA Act; Broadband mapping; Broadband funding", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORKS", "Abstract": "The Broadband Deployment Accuracy and Technological Availability (DATA) Act signed into law in March 2020 requires the development of a national broadband serviceable location fabric (BSLF) containing georeferenced information on all locations where fixed broadband could be installed. This represents a significant shift from prior datasets, where broadband availability was gauged from the estimated number of people/households in each Census Block (i.e., without geolocations). The inclusion of agricultural structures is particularly important, since broadband investment in agricultural zones has been limited to date. We use an early version of the BSLF for the state of Oklahoma, produced by CostQuest Associates, to demonstrate the opportunities and issues that may arise for broadband researchers and policymakers as the DATA Act becomes reality. We highlight four main takeaways: (1) consideration of non-residential units greatly impacts overall availability estimates; (2) data quality (and quantity) varies greatly across counties; (3) BSLF residential unit counts differ from FCC or Census estimates; and (4) practi-tioners will still need service-area shapefiles/addresses from providers to use the fabric most effectively.", "Addresses": "[Whitacre, Brian; Biedny, Christina] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Whitacre, B (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA.", "Email Addresses": "brian.whitacre@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Biedny, Christina/0000-0002-9400-3741", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102281.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102281", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mendonça, S; Damásio, B; de Freitas, LC; Oliveira, L; Cichy, M; Nicita, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mendonca, Sandro; Damasio, Bruno; de Freitas, Luciano Charlita; Oliveira, Luis; Cichy, Marcin; Nicita, Antonio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The rise of 5G technologies and systems: A quantitative analysis of knowledge production", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Telecommunications; Innovation; Breakthrough technologies; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION; TRADEMARKS; LEADERSHIP; REVOLUTION; REGIMES; POLICY; CHINA", "Abstract": "The advent of a new generation of wireless communications has punctuated the dawn of every decade in recent times. Upgrades to mobile electronic systems represent faster and more robust capabilities of data transfer but bring with it a wide set of complementary changes as they are underpinned by harmonised specific spectrum bands, fresh international technical standards, new network operation requirements, innovative cellular devices as well as new services and a broader array of potential commercial use applications. This paper presents a systematic outline of the development of 5G-related research until 2020 as revealed by over 10,000 science and technology publications. The exercise addresses the emergence, growth, and impact of this body of work and offers insights regarding disciplinary distribution, international performance, and historical dynamics. Findings reveal the progressive growth of the 5G research over the years after original contributions in 2010 and point to a take-off' around 2014. A set of stylised facts regarding this technology since its infancy are of interest to engineers, regulators and innovation strategists and policy-makers.", "Addresses": "[Mendonca, Sandro] Iscte Lisbon Univ Inst, ISCTE Business Sch, Business Res Unit BRU IUL, Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] Univ Lisbon, UECE REM, ISEG, Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] Univ Sussex, SPRU, Brighton, E Sussex, England; [Mendonca, Sandro] Portuguese Commun Regulator ANACOM, Lisbon, Portugal; [Damasio, Bruno] Univ Nova Lisboa, NOVA Informat Management Sch NOVA IMS, Campus Campolide, P-1070312 Lisbon, Portugal; [Damasio, Bruno] Univ Lisbon, CEMAPRE REM, ISEG, Lisbon, Portugal; [Damasio, Bruno] OECD, Paris, France; [de Freitas, Luciano Charlita] Univ Brasilia NDSR UnB, Ctr Law & Regulat, Brasilia, DF, Brazil; [de Freitas, Luciano Charlita] Brazilian Commun Regulator Anatel, Brasilia, DF, Brazil; [Oliveira, Luis] Univ Nova Lisboa, NOVA IMS NOVA Informat Management Sch NOVA IMS, Lisbon, Portugal; [Oliveira, Luis] European Cent Bank ECB, Frankfurt, Germany; [Cichy, Marcin] Lodz Univ Technol, Lodz, Poland; [Cichy, Marcin] Access Partnership Ltd, EMEA, London, England; [Cichy, Marcin] Polish Commun Regulator UKE, Warsaw, Poland; [Nicita, Antonio] Lumsa Univ, Rome, RM, Italy; [Nicita, Antonio] Regulatory Scrutiny Board RSB, Brussels, Belgium; [Nicita, Antonio] Italian Commun Regulator AGCOM, Naples, Italy", "Affiliations": "Instituto Universitario de Lisboa; Universidade de Lisboa; University of Sussex; Universidade Nova de Lisboa; Universidade de Lisboa; Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD); Universidade Nova de Lisboa; European Central Bank; Lodz University of Technology; Universita LUMSA", "Reprint Addresses": "Damásio, B (corresponding author), Univ Nova Lisboa, NOVA Informat Management Sch NOVA IMS, Campus Campolide, P-1070312 Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Damasio, Bruno/0000-0002-2289-3087; Cichy, Marcin/0000-0001-6887-3332; Mendonca, Sandro/0000-0001-7276-9626; Charlita de Freitas, Luciano/0000-0002-5703-3431", "Funding Orgs": "FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia), Portugal; Business Research Unit (BRU-IUL); Research Unit on Complexity and Economics (UECE-REM); FCT Portugal [UIDB/04152/2020]; [UID/GES/00315/2013]; [UIDB/00315/2020]; [UIDB/05069/2020]; [PTDC/EGE-ECO/30690/2017]; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [PTDC/EGE-ECO/30690/2017] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia), Portugal(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT)); Business Research Unit (BRU-IUL); Research Unit on Complexity and Economics (UECE-REM); FCT Portugal(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT)); ; ; ; ; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "The authors are thankful to the Special Issue editors and three reviewers for the iterations and advice. We would also like to express our gratitude to Erik Bohlin and Martin Richard Whitehead for their useful comments. Sandro Mendonca acknowledges support from FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia), Portugal, and the support provided by Business Research Unit (BRU-IUL) and Research Unit on Complexity and Economics (UECE-REM). The work also benefited from grants UID/GES/00315/2013,UIDB/00315/2020; UIDB/05069/2020; PTDC/EGE-ECO/30690/2017 and is part of the project PTDC/EGE-ECO/30690/2017. Bruno Dam ' asio acknowledges the financial support provided by FCT Portugal under the project UIDB/04152/2020 - Centro de Investigacao em Gestao de Informacao (MagIC). Although some of the authors have professional links with regulators and international institutions, in the present (ANACOM, Anatel, ECB, RCB, Italy, OECD) or in the recent past (AGCOM, UKE), this piece is written in their personal and scientific capacities. All the views and shortcomings remain the responsibility of the authors alone.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102327.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102327", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 28.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2Q0XQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000820152900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "von Laer, M; Blind, K; Ramel, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "von Laer, Maximilian; Blind, Knut; Ramel, Florian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Standard essential patents and global ICT value chains with a focus on the catching-up of China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standard essential patents; Trade in value added; Global value chains; Emerging markets; Information and communication technology (ICT)", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-RIGHTS; RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; TRADE PERFORMANCE; MACROECONOMIC GROWTH; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; MARKET VALUE; INNOVATION; IMPACT; COOPERATION; AGREEMENTS", "Abstract": "Patents, standards and their combination, standard-essential patents (SEPs), are important in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, in particular in mobile communication. We argue that SEPs are relevant in macroeconomic development and estimate the effect of a country's SEP portfolio on its value-added trade in global ICT value chains (GVC). We find that SEPs retain a higher share of value-adding domestically and that absorptive capacity is needed to join GVCs. China entered the SEP market late and is catching up rapidly. The trade effect of SEPs on China is different from that on matured economies because of the initially low value of its SEPs.", "Addresses": "[von Laer, Maximilian; Blind, Knut; Ramel, Florian] Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Str 17 Juni 135, D-10623 Berlin, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Fraunhofer Inst Syst & Innovat Res, Breslauer Str 48, D-76139 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Berlin; Fraunhofer Gesellschaft", "Reprint Addresses": "Blind, K (corresponding author), Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Str 17 Juni 135, D-10623 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "knut.blind@tu-berlin.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "DFG Graduate School Reflexive Innovation Society", "Funding Name Preferred": "DFG Graduate School Reflexive Innovation Society(Fondazione Telethon)", "Funding Text": "Max von Laer received funding from the DFG Graduate School Reflexive Innovation Society.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 66.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102110.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102110", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Palladino, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Palladino, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of epistemic communities in the constitutionalization of internet governance: The example of the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Digital constitutionalism; Artificial intelligence; Ethics; Epistemic communities; European commission", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; EU", "Abstract": "In the last few years, digital constitutionalism has emerged as a novel, alternative, Internet Governance approach aiming at ordering and limiting the exercise of power by both states and private operators, as well as at promoting people's control over digital technology development. Although digital constitutionalism is encountering growing popularity, the prevalent nonbinding nature of its initiatives, the discrepancy between the jurisdictional border and transnational digital processes, and the technological embedment of governance mechanisms, have hindered the effectiveness of its impact. This paper identifies epistemic communities as a crucial factor for the constitutionalization of the digital technologies since they have the necessary technical expertise and policy commitment to create norms and standards at transnational level, informing the policy choices of both state and non-state actors. In order to illustrate this nexus, the article performs an in-depth investigation on the case of the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence (HLEG-AI). The analysis revealed that the HLEG-AI effectively gathered an epistemic community strongly committed with fundamental rights promotion and capable to influence the following policy-making activities of the European Commission, as well as of other non-state stakeholders, whose involvement is essential in order to embed digital constitutionalism principles within the design of AI systems.", "Addresses": "[Palladino, Nicola] Dublin City Univ, Sch Law & Govt, DCU Glasnevin Campus, Dublin 9, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Dublin City University", "Reprint Addresses": "Palladino, N (corresponding author), Dublin City Univ, Sch Law & Govt, DCU Glasnevin Campus, Dublin 9, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "nicola.palladino@dcu.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Palladino, Nicola/ISU-0304-2023", "ORCIDs": "PALLADINO, NICOLA/0000-0001-5472-5814", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102149.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102149", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ghosh, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ghosh, Dipayan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The commercialization of bias in cashless India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cashless; India; Digital; Finance; Payments; Bias", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Digital India initiative is a sweeping set of reformative policies and programs set by the Indian government to bring communications technology to the masses in an effort to bridge the digital divide in the country and equalize underlying economic conditions among Indian citizens. The government has met these challenges by setting forth a series of initiatives that involve the foundation of new physical infrastructures and the creation of novel digital products ? some of which are designed to promote the drive toward cashlessness across the country. Layered atop the creation of these new policies and programs will eventually be increased collection of data and implementation of automated decision-making processes to enable full utility from these new installations. The principal purpose of this paper is to examine the changes to technology infrastructure proposed in the Digital India initiative, conduct a policy analysis thereof with respect specifically to its impact on individual privacy, and identify policy interventions through which possible adverse impacts in these areas for segments of the Indian population could be diminished. We find that several critical policy questions remain unaddressed by the initiative, and that it can promote further bias in the absence of certain equity-promoting interventions and adjustments. We conclude by suggesting areas for policy focus that may require consideration by the government to maintain and promote normative fairness.", "Addresses": "[Ghosh, Dipayan] Harvard Univ, John F Kennedy Sch Govt, Digital Platforms & Democracy Project, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA", "Affiliations": "Harvard University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ghosh, D (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, John F Kennedy Sch Govt, Digital Platforms & Democracy Project, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ghosh.d7@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102124.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102124", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jamison, MA; Wang, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jamison, Mark A.; Wang, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Valuation of digital goods during the coronavirus outbreak in the United States", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "COVID-19; Consumer surplus; Digital goods; GDP; Coronavirus", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "We examine how the Coronavirus pandemic affected consumer valuation of digital services. Governments responded to the pandemic with various forms of lockdowns and social distancing, leading to increased dependence on digital services for work, social engagement, and leisure activities. We identify consumer valuations through surveys where respondents express their reservation prices for digital services such as email, search, and social media. We compare our results to surveys done in 2016 and 2017 and find an about five-fold increase in valuations.", "Addresses": "[Jamison, Mark A.] Univ Florida, Warrington Coll Business, Publ Util Res Ctr, 205 Matherly, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA; [Jamison, Mark A.; Wang, Peter] Univ Florida, Warrington Coll Business, Digital Markets Initiat, 205 Matherly, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA", "Affiliations": "State University System of Florida; University of Florida; State University System of Florida; University of Florida", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, P (corresponding author), Univ Florida, Warrington Coll Business, Digital Markets Initiat, 205 Matherly, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mark.jamison@warrington.ufl.edu; peter.wang@warrington.ufl.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102126.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102126", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": 36568512.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhuo, R; Huffaker, B; Claffy, K; Greenstein, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhuo, Ran; Huffaker, Bradley; Claffy, Kc; Greenstein, Shane", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of the General Data Protection Regulation on internet interconnection", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "GDPR; Internet; Digital infrastructure; Networking; Interconnection", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Internet comprises thousands of independently operated networks, interconnected using bilaterally negotiated data exchange agreements. The European Union (EU)'s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) imposes strict restrictions on handling of personal data of European Economic Area (EEA) residents. A close examination of the text of the law suggests signifi-cant cost to application firms. Available empirical evidence confirms reduction in data usage in the EEA relative to other markets. We investigate whether this decline in derived demand for data exchange impacts EEA networks' decisions to interconnect relative to those of non-EEA OECD networks. Our data consists of a large sample of interconnection agreements between networks globally in 2015-2019. All evidence estimates zero effects: the number of observed agreements, the inferred agreement types, and the number of observed IP-address-level inter-connection points per agreement. We also find economically small effects of the GDPR on the entry and the observed number of customers of networks. We conclude there is no visible short run effects of the GDPR on these measures at the internet layer.", "Addresses": "[Zhuo, Ran] Harvard Univ, Dept Econ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Huffaker, Bradley; Claffy, Kc] Univ Calif San Diego, Ctr Appl Internet Data Anal, San Diego, CA 92103 USA; [Greenstein, Shane] Harvard Sch Business, Boston, MA USA", "Affiliations": "Harvard University; University of California System; University of California San Diego; Harvard University", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhuo, R (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Dept Econ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rzhuo@g.harvard.edu; bradley@caida.org; kc@caida.org; sgreenstein@hbs.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Zhuo, Ran/0000-0002-3876-8651; claffy, kc/0000-0003-4824-3493", "Funding Orgs": "Doctoral Office at Harvard Business School", "Funding Name Preferred": "Doctoral Office at Harvard Business School", "Funding Text": "The authors thank Erik Bohlin, Tim Bresnahan, Dennis Carlton, Roderick Fanou, Samuel Goldberg, Avi Goldfarb, Ginger Zhe Jin, Garrett Johnson, Stephen Strowes, and three anonymous referees for helpful suggestions. We thank Dan Andersen for technical assistance. The authors are grateful to the Doctoral Office at Harvard Business School for financial support for field work.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102083.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102083", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Teklemariam, MH; Kwon, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Teklemariam, Mekuria Haile; Kwon, Youngsun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Differentiating mobile broadband policies across diffusion stages: A panel data analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Mobile broadband; Diffusion; Adoption; Policy mix; Panel data", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; DETERMINANTS; COMPETITION; SPECTRUM; ADOPTION; ACCESS; BENEFITS; MARKET; IMPACT; MAP", "Abstract": "This paper finds that policy mixes for mobile broadband diffusion need to be differentiated depending on where a country is situated in three stages of mobile broadband diffusion because as a mobile broadband market grows, demand constraints hindering subscription of mobile broadband will also change. A total of 115 countries are clustered into three groups (Take-off, Fast-Diffusion, and Saturated), categorized by their diffusion rates and diffusion speeds over four years from 2013 to 2016. With pooled and fixed effect panel data models, this paper examines which variables out of 23 explanatory variables were effective in promoting mobile broadband adoption globally. Further, by interacting explanatory variables with two group dummies, this paper identifies differential slope (policy) effects of each explanatory variable on mobile broadband adoption. The paper concludes that, among the three groups, considerable gaps exist in the size of effective policy choice sets: six for Take-off, ten for Fast-diffusion, and thirteen for Saturated, suggesting that the countries in the Take-off stage have a very narrow degree of latitude for developing mobile broadband promotion strategies.", "Addresses": "[Teklemariam, Mekuria Haile; Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "mekuria@kaist.ac.kr; yokwon@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102006.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": 32834404.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ioannou, N; Katsianis, D; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ioannou, Nikos; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Comparative techno-economic evaluation of LTE fixed wireless access, FTTdp G.fast and FTTC VDSL network deployment for providing 30 Mbps broadband services in rural areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "LTE FWA; FTTdp G.fast; FTTC VDSL; Digital agenda for Europe; State aid; NGA broadband", "Keywords Plus": "COST; ECONOMICS", "Abstract": "In rural areas in Europe, the deployment of High-Speed Broadband access networks lags far behind the urban and suburban areas due to difficulties of fiber rollout in the final meters. FTTC VDSL is the most widespread technology used for NGA network deployments in Europe but the coverage of VDSL networks is still limited in rural areas. FTTdp networks using G.fast have been proposed as a cost-effective and future-proof alternative to FTTH and FTTB especially in rural areas where FTTC and VDSL cannot always deliver service speeds of 30 Mbps which is the minimum bandwidth defined in the European Digital Agenda as a target to be met by 2020. However, the new target of EU Commission for Gigabit Society and 100 Mbps connections, upgradable to 1 Gbps, for all households in 2025 are unlikely to be achieved by VDSL Vectoring and other copper-based technologies. On the other hand, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) networks based on LTE technology can be used as a last mile solution to provide high-speed broadband access to areas where fixed broadband is limited. LTE technology offers high-speed connections able to support internet browsing and IP services, while it can theoretically support up to 300 Mbps depending on network load and sharing. Thus, it can be considered a viable alternative to other fixed network solutions especially when considering future upgrades to 5G networks that promise gigabit speeds per user. In this paper, a techno-economic study is performed to assess the feasibility of an FWA network deployment based on LTE technology in comparison to FTTdp G.fast and FTTC VDSL network rollout for delivering service speeds of 30 Mbps in rural areas. A variety of different population density, competition and regulation policy scenarios is considered. Cash flow results are presented and standard financial indexes for the business cases are discussed. The results are being assessed through a sensitivity and risk analysis to determine the most influential factors on the return on the investment. Furthermore, the (non) profitability of these cases and the subsidization needed from structural funds are analyzed. The results are aimed to contribute to the debate over network evolution scenarios among academia, industry, regulators, policy makers and governments.", "Addresses": "[Ioannou, Nikos; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris] Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Fac Sci, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Katsianis, D (corresponding author), Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Fac Sci, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "nikosioannou@di.uoa.gr; D.Katsianis@di.uoa.gr; D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Katsianis, Dimitris/AAF-8769-2019; Ioannou, Nikolaos/V-1310-2018", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Katsianis, Dimitris/0000-0002-7094-4029; Ioannou, Nikolaos/0000-0002-5009-4717", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101875.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101875", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gómez-Barroso, JL; Marbán-Flores, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis; Marban-Flores, Raquel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications and economic development - The 21st century: Making the evidence stronger", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Economic development; Growth; Basic infrastructure; Broadband; Mobile communications", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; GROWTH EVIDENCE; INFRASTRUCTURE; IMPACT; PANEL; MOBILE; PRODUCTIVITY; TECHNOLOGIES; PENETRATION; INFORMATION", "Abstract": "A review of the literature on the relation between telecommunications and economic development published since the turn of this century is undertaken. Two stages have been considered: until 2008, most contributions continued to examine the role of telecommunications taken together; since 2009, the impact of broadband -and, to a lesser extent, of mobile communications dominates the research agenda. All in all, the role of telecommunications as a catalyst to leverage economic growth has been conclusively proven over the years. Taking into consideration the shortcomings of previous research, suggestions for future work are also provided.", "Addresses": "[Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis] UNED, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econom, P Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain; [Marban-Flores, Raquel] Univ Complutense Madrid, Dept Econ Aplicada Estruct & Hist, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Gómez-Barroso, JL (corresponding author), UNED, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econom, P Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jlgomez@cee.uned.es; rmarban@ccee.ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008", "ORCIDs": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 98.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101905.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101905", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Koutroumpis, P; Leiponen, A; Thomas, LDW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis; Leiponen, Aija; Thomas, Llewellyn D. W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Small is big in ICT: The impact of R&D on productivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; R&D; Productivity; Technological opportunity; Firm age; Firm size", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPMENT SPILLOVERS; DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT; QUANTILE REGRESSION; FIRM GROWTH; INNOVATION; AGE; PANEL; SIZE; MODELS; COSTS", "Abstract": "We examine the contribution of R&D to firm productivity in a large panel of European firms and study its variation with the age, size, and sub-sector of firms. We find that R&D capital in ICT firms has a larger effect on revenue when compared to non-ICT firms. At the firm level, our results suggest that, surprisingly, smaller and older ICT firms benefit the most from R&D. Small but mature ICT firms are likely to dominate market niches, and small size may enable them to be flexible and adaptable which helps them respond to technological opportunities to develop innovative products and services. This has important implications for public policy based upon firm age.", "Addresses": "[Koutroumpis, Pantelis] Univ Oxford, Oxford Martin Sch, Oxford OX1 3BD, England; [Leiponen, Aija] Warren Hall Cornell Univ, Charles H Dyson Sch Appl Econ & Management, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA; [Thomas, Llewellyn D. W.] LaSalle Univ Ramon Llull, Calle St Joan de La Salle, Barcelona 08022, Spain; [Koutroumpis, Pantelis] Oxford Martin Programme Technol & Econ Change, Oxford, England", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Koutroumpis, P (corresponding author), Univ Oxford, Oxford Martin Sch, Oxford OX1 3BD, England.;Koutroumpis, P (corresponding author), Oxford Martin Programme Technol & Econ Change, Oxford, England.", "Email Addresses": "pantelis.koutroumpis@oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk; aija.leiponen@cornell.edu; llewellyn.thomas@salle.url.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Thomas, Llewellyn D W/R-1697-2018", "ORCIDs": "Thomas, Llewellyn D W/0000-0002-2090-0490; Koutroumpis, Pantelis/0000-0002-2398-0027", "Funding Orgs": "EIT Digital", "Funding Name Preferred": "EIT Digital", "Funding Text": "All authors wish to thank EIT Digital for its support. Pantelis Koutroumpis has been supported by Arrowgrass.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 78.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101833.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101833", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Montenegro, LO; Araral, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Montenegro, Lourdes O.; Araral, Eduardo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can competition-enhancing regulation bridge the quality divide in Internet provision?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulation; Competition; Digital divide; Internet; Quality of service", "Keywords Plus": "SECTOR-SPECIFIC REGULATION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ACCESS; INFRASTRUCTURE; INVESTMENT; POLICY; LADDER", "Abstract": "About 3.5 billion individuals, half of the world's population, were estimated to be using the Internet in 2017. However, their ability to use services such as cloud computing, VoIP, media streaming, high-frequency trading, network gaming, video conferencing and telemedicine, are sensitive to the network quality of service (QoS). We examine the effects of pro-competition regulation on Internet QoS - a measure of digital divide - using 23 indicators of competition from a panel of 160 countries covering 2008-2016. We find that pro-competition regulations had a stronger positive effect on QoS in developed countries compared to developing ones. A one-point increase in the pro-competition score increases QoS, measured as average connection speed, by at least 200 kbps in developed countries. Our results control for supply and demand factors, as well as country-fixed effects. The results are also robust to different measures of average connection speed. We attribute this variation to difficulties in the contracting environment in developed and developing countries, consistent with Levy and Spiller (1996). Countries with better institutional endowments - associated with developed economies - are better able to design and enforce complex regulatory contracts compared to developing countries. Ironically, this means that more pro-competition rules on paper will not necessarily narrow the digital divide between developed and developing countries and that there is a need to consider minimum quality standards as a means to effect improved Internet QoS.", "Addresses": "[Montenegro, Lourdes O.; Araral, Eduardo] Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, Singapore, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Montenegro, LO (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "lourdes.montenegro@u.nus.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Araral, Eduardo/0000-0002-9309-1866", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101836.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101836", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Massaro, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Massaro, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is business lobbying in the European Union context-dependent? Evidence from the policy field of radio spectrum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Business interest groups; European Union; Institutions; Policy issues; Radio spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "EU; DETERMINANTS; PARLIAMENT; POLITICS; LOGIC", "Abstract": "This paper investigates contextual factors which impact on how business lobbying is carried out in radio spectrum policy in the European Union (EU). Based on the empirical evidence collected by means of ten expert interviews, the following considerations are drawn: first, the European Commission (hereafter the Commission) weighs highly information provided by corporate stakeholders which is in line with the EU objective to promote EU-wide coordinated use of radio spectrum. Second, the way the Council of the EU (hereafter the Council) is lobbied at EU level is unclear because of lack of transparency in the Council. Third, radio spectrum policy issues require niche expertise to be addressed because of high degree of complexity. Fourth, radio spectrum policy issues are characterised by low degree of salience as they are too technical for the wider public. Although centred on the EU context, the issues raised in this study, such as lack of transparency and civil society underrepresentation, are not unique to the EU system. In this respect, comparative studies between the EU and other institutional contexts may contribute to a better understanding of variation in business lobbying.", "Addresses": "[Massaro, Maria] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Massaro, M (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "massaro@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Massaro, Maria/0000-0002-8007-0839", "Funding Orgs": "Forskraftstiftelsen Theodor Adelswards minne", "Funding Name Preferred": "Forskraftstiftelsen Theodor Adelswards minne", "Funding Text": "This paper is a revised version of a conference paper which was awarded the third best student prize award at the 22nd Biennial Conference of the International Telecommunication Society (ITS), organised between 24th-27th June 2018, in Seoul, South Korea. This research received financial support from the Forskraftstiftelsen Theodor Adelswards minne, http://www.fstam.se.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101827.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101827", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matteucci, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matteucci, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The EU State aid policy for broadband: An evaluation of the Italian experience with first generation networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "29th European Regional Conference on Towards as Digital Future - Turning Technology into Markets?", "Conference Date": "AUG 01-04, 2018", "Conference Location": "Univ Passau, Trento, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Univ Trento", "Conference Host": "Univ Passau", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; State aid control; Policy impact evaluation; Open government data", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET", "Abstract": "State aid (SA) measures for broadband have been flourishing in the EU, but our knowledge about the effectiveness and efficiency of this policy remains extremely scarce. We investigate the SA experience with the first generation of broadband services (FGB) in Italy, whose market was long plagued by extensive market failures, largely due to market power. By exploiting original open Government data and sources, we analyse the main domains of the EU SA policy, and assess whether its ex ante goals have been met in Italy. Four main results stand out. First, the plan extended the FGB coverage of rural areas, although with a substantial delay and incompletely, with respect to the ambitious targets of the Digital Agenda for Europe. Second, public consultations have significantly increased the transparency of the market and of the SA intervention, promoting investment and a gradual increase in the efficiency of public procurement. Third, the direct effects of SA on competitive entry appear less pronounced, at least in the static sense. Fourth, the final matching between allocative and dynamic efficiency of SA policy, and its coherence with industrial and innovation policies remain critical, based on the Italian experience: in fact, the persisting digital divide affecting the business-rich areas depicts another relevant instance of partial Government failure.", "Addresses": "[Matteucci, Nicola] Marche Polytech Univ, Fac Econ, Dept Econ & Social Sci, Ple Martelli,8, I-60121 Ancona, Italy", "Affiliations": "Marche Polytechnic University", "Reprint Addresses": "Matteucci, N (corresponding author), Marche Polytech Univ, Fac Econ, Dept Econ & Social Sci, Ple Martelli,8, I-60121 Ancona, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "n.matteucci@univpm.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101830.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101830", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Robb, G; Hawthorne, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Robb, Genna; Hawthorne, Ryan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Net neutrality and market power: The case of South Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "29th European Regional Conference on Towards as Digital Future - Turning Technology into Markets?", "Conference Date": "AUG 01-04, 2018", "Conference Location": "Univ Passau, Trento, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Univ Trento", "Conference Host": "Univ Passau", "Author Keywords": "Net neutrality; South Africa; Market power; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Net neutrality rules have been implemented in many developed countries, often in response to concerns over network operator market power and potential blocking or throttling of content. However, developing countries typically have significantly lower levels of intemet penetration and usage. Market power in respect of internet access looks quite different given that mobile is the predominant means of connection and there are often three or more mobile operators. In South Africa, there is a quasi-monopoly in the paid satellite broadcasting market and broadband providers zero-rating content from third parties (such as Netflix) may bring about more competition. We test the main theories of harm arising in the net neutrality debate, including network operator market power and exclusion among content providers using data on the number of announced prefixes and peers and IP addresses and considering examples of bundling and zero-rating conduct by operators. We find that net neutrality rules are less likely to be required in South Africa and other developing countries and that strict enforcement of such rules could in fact hinder competition in markets for content, telecommunications networks and other related markets.", "Addresses": "[Robb, Genna] Univ Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa; [Hawthorne, Ryan] Univ Cape Town, Rondebosch, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Johannesburg; University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Robb, G (corresponding author), Univ Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "genna@acaciaeconomics.co.za; ryan@acaciaeconomics.co.za", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Hawthorne, Ryan/0000-0003-1817-2874", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101814.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ahmad, W; Ahmed, T; Ahmad, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ahmad, Waseem; Ahmed, Tanvir; Ahmad, Bashir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Pricing of mobile phone attributes at the retail level in a developing country: Hedonic analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone attributes; Hedonic model; Retail market price; Developing country", "Keywords Plus": "HETEROSCEDASTICITY; REGRESSION; BRAND", "Abstract": "This study has been undertaken to determine the effect of mobile phone attributes on their retail market prices. A log-linear hedonic price model was fitted to a total of 348 handsets, for which data were collected about various attributes from different websites, while the price data were obtained from mobile phone retailers in two major cities of Pakistan from November 2016 to February 2017. Results indicate that brand, battery capacity, weight, operating system, RAM, memory size and display size have a significant positive effect on mobile phone prices. Given the significant premium associated with various characteristics, manufacturers need to formulate strategies to emphasize the battery capacity of 2000-3000 mAH, RAM of more than 1GB, screen size of more than 5 inches, memory size of more than 8GB, back camera of over 15MP, 4G network mode, front camera and FM radio.", "Addresses": "[Ahmad, Waseem] Univ Agr Faisalabad, Inst Business Management Sci, Faisalabad, Pakistan; [Ahmed, Tanvir] Forman Christian Coll, Dept Econ, Lahore, Pakistan; [Ahmad, Bashir] Univ Agr Faisalabad, Inst Agr & Resource Econ, Faisalabad, Pakistan", "Affiliations": "University of Agriculture Faisalabad; University of Agriculture Faisalabad", "Reprint Addresses": "Ahmad, W (corresponding author), Univ Agr Faisalabad, Inst Business Management Sci, Faisalabad, Pakistan.", "Email Addresses": "waseem@uaf.edu.pk; tanvirahmed@fccollege.edu.pk; bashir.ahmad@uaf.edu.pk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Higher Education Commission, Pakistan", "Funding Name Preferred": "Higher Education Commission, Pakistan(Higher Education Commission of Pakistan)", "Funding Text": "The authors thank and appreciate four anonymous reviewers for their comments on the original manuscript for its improvement. We also acknowledge the funds provided by the Higher Education Commission, Pakistan for this study.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 299.0, "End Page": 309.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, K; Hartley, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong; Hartley, Kris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Promoting smart cities in developing countries: Policy insights from Vietnam", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart city; Developing countries; Public policy; Local government; Vietnam", "Keywords Plus": "URBANIZATION", "Abstract": "Smart city initiatives have been researched primarily in the developed country context. In developing countries, however, emerging technologies are enabling progress on urban functionality, productivity, and livability. A deeper understanding of facilitative policy conditions unique to developing countries would be useful to both theory and practice. This study presents empirically grounded insights about the policy implications of smart city development in developing countries, based on surveys of experts from the public and private sectors in 10 Vietnam cities. The study makes three contributions. First, it provides new evidence that pursuing smart city development (SCD) is not a mere alternative but a crucial strategic imperative. While facing persistent problems, Vietnam's cities exhibit significant and rapidly improving readiness for SCD. Second, the study provides new insights into related policy issues and challenges, including the positive link between e-government development and control of corruption, the risk of bias toward operational management over institutional reform, and the lack of a clear development strategy. Finally, the study proposes a model for guiding smart city initiatives in developing countries.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, 469C Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore; [Hartley, Kris] Cornell Univ, Dept City & Reg Planning, 213 Sibley Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore; Cornell University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, K (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, 469C Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "vuminhkhuong@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "Hartley, Kris/GQP-0052-2022", "ORCIDs": "Hartley, Kris/0000-0001-5349-0427; VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 64.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 65.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 50.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 845.0, "End Page": 859.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Marsden, R; Ihle, HM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Marsden, Richard; Ihle, Hans-Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mechanisms to incentivise shared-use of spectrum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum licences; Spectrum management; Spectrum sharing; Mobile; Licensed-shared access; Auction; Spectrum auction; Package bidding; 4G; LTE; 5G", "Keywords Plus": "WINNERS CURSE; AUCTIONS; INFORMATION; EFFICIENCY; SYNERGIES", "Abstract": "A key concern with the Licensed-shared access (LSA) approach currently being developed by European regulators is that leaving incumbents and secondary users to agree to bilateral arrangements may be insufficient to incentivise an optimal level of sharing. We propose an efficient auction mechanism to incentivise incumbent users to offer shared access to the spectrum they use. The mechanism consists of two stages. In the first stage, LSA licences are auctioned. In the second stage, the incumbent is provided with a choice of either granting access under an LSA agreement to the winner of the auction or not. If the incumbent accepts, its existing licence fee is reduced, whereas, if it rejects, its existing licence fee is increased. The change in the licence fee is such that a rational incumbent always opts to share when it is efficient to do so, i.e. when the cost of sharing is below the value to the secondary user. We also explore how this simple mechanism can be extended to situations in which there is more than one incumbent in a band. Our proposed approach involves package (combinatorial) bidding and linear reference prices.", "Addresses": "[Marsden, Richard; Ihle, Hans-Martin] NERA Econ Consulting Inc, 1166 Ave Amer, New York, NY 10036 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ihle, HM (corresponding author), NERA Econ Consulting Inc, 1166 Ave Amer, New York, NY 10036 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Richard.Marsden@nera.com; Hans.Ihle@nera.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 315.0, "End Page": 322.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liang, J; Petulowa, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liang, Julienne; Petulowa, Marc", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile-only consumers arise from heterogeneous valuation of fixed services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed mobile dependence; Heterogeneous preferences; Substitution versus complementarity; Mobile only", "Keywords Plus": "SUBSTITUTION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "Mobile-only users are usually perceived as a consequence of fixed-mobile substitution. This study uses a unique dataset based on a survey in France, combined with interviewee's telecommunications billing data, to reveal heterogeneous consumer preferences for fixed services. With the same mixed logit model we estimate the willingness to pay (WTP) for fixed communications services and fixed-mobile relationship. Results show a very large heterogeneity of WTP for fixed services among consumers. In addition, we show that fixed and mobile data are complement for all consumers. Mobile-only consumers have a much lower but non-zero WTP, and higher price sensitivity compared to fixed-mobile consumers. Consequently, an increase in the fixed offer price would reduce the demand for fixed service. Heterogeneous preferences for fixed services constitute an alternative explanation for the existence of mobile-only users, despite the complementary nature of fixed and mobile broadband. Counter-factual simulations show that the share of mobile-only could also be driven by the way to subsidize mobile handset. For instance, making the handset subsidy only available to fixed-mobile quadruple play subscribers could reduce the share of mobile-only by half.", "Addresses": "[Liang, Julienne] Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris 15, France; [Petulowa, Marc] Dept Regulat & Anal Econ POST Grp, 8a Ave Monterey, L-2020 Luxembourg, Luxembourg", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Liang, J (corresponding author), Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris 15, France.", "Email Addresses": "julienne.liang@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 145.0, "End Page": 153.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerli, P; Wainwright, D; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerli, Paolo; Wainwright, David; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Infrastructure investment on the margins of the market: The role of niche infrastructure providers in the UK", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Alternative broadband providers; Niche strategies; Digital divide; Digital inclusion; Broadband policy; UK", "Keywords Plus": "GRASS-ROOTS INNOVATIONS; BROAD-BAND INITIATIVES; SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION; UNITED-STATES; ACCESS; COMPETITION; NETWORKS; SERVICES; STRATEGY; POLICY", "Abstract": "Across Europe, policymakers and market forces are striving to deploy next generation access (NGA) networks and ensure ubiquitous access to superfast broadband services. Due to scale economies and sunk costs, the roll-out of NGA is expected to be profitable only for large-scale providers and in densely populated areas. Nonetheless, alternative providers, such as utilities and local communities, have significantly contributed to NGA diffusion in many countries. Over the past five years, several small-scale initiatives have emerged in the UK, bringing fibre networks to urban and rural areas previously overlooked by either commercial or subsidised deployments. A multiple case study approach is employed here to explore the nature and the drivers of niche providers in the UK NGA market. All these initiatives are demand-driven and to follow a modular approach. Despite adopting different business models, they all rely on the resources inherited from past broadband initiatives and relationships with local partners. By investigating the strategies of niche providers in NGA market, this analysis sheds light on their contribution to bridging the digital divide in the UK and is presented as a preliminary assessment of their sustainability and potential growth.", "Addresses": "[Gerli, Paolo; Wainwright, David; Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerli, P (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "paolo.gerli@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gerli, Paolo/0000-0003-4290-2136", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 743.0, "End Page": 756.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Arakpogun, EO; Wanjiru, R; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Arakpogun, Emmanuel Ogiemwonyi; Wanjiru, Roseline; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impediments to the implementation of universal service funds in Africa A cross-country comparative analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; Liberalisation; Telecommunications; Universal service fund; Universal service", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; HISTORY", "Abstract": "The liberalisation of the telecommunications sector has undoubtedly contributed to the spread and adoption of mobile telephony across Africa but evidence also points to the fact that coverage gaps persist in some locations-mainly rural and remote areas-which are either unserved or underserved. In order to address this problem, governments across Africa have established universal service funds (USF) as their universal service strategy. Nonetheless, various studies have suggested that the problem of limited coverage remains unaddressed due, in part, to the poor implementation of USF. This raises the question as to why USF have failed to address the limited coverage of telecommunication services in Africa? We seek to answer this question by investigating the interplay between market liberalisation and universal service using a multiple case study approach with examples drawn from across the continent. We find that poor policy formulation limits the implementation of an effective USF model in Africa. In addition, inadequate stakeholder engagement, lack of accountability, inaccurate data, undue political influence and the narrow scope of universal service all impinge on the ability of USF to achieve their objectives. We, therefore, propose the need for future research to address these challenges and develop our framework to unravel some of the intractable areas of universal service such as determining what services should fall within the scope of universal service and how to prevent policy redundancy in a fast moving industry such as mobile telecommunications.", "Addresses": "[Arakpogun, Emmanuel Ogiemwonyi; Wanjiru, Roseline; Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines & Telecoms, TELECOM Ecole Management, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "Newcastle University - UK; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Arakpogun, EO (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "emmanuel.arakpogun@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Arakpogun, Emmanuel/AAJ-6958-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 119.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 617.0, "End Page": 630.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, MS; Kim, E; Hwang, S; Kim, J; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Min Sung; Kim, Eun; Hwang, ShinYoung; Kim, Junghwan; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Willingness to pay for over-the-top services in China and Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Willingness to pay (WTP); Over-the-top (OTT); Conjoint analysis; Recommendation system; Resolution", "Keywords Plus": "CONJOINT-ANALYSIS; TELEVISION", "Abstract": "The increasing penetration of broadband and multiscreen availability has encouraged the development of premium video consumption through over-the-top (OTT) services. Netflix, the leading global OTT provider, is aggressively expanding its international operations and has ambitiously entered the Asian market. To prepare for the shift that the streaming service giant will bring, a proper understanding of consumer acceptance and intent to pay for OTT services is crucial. Therefore, this empirical study uses conjoint analysis to investigate the key attributes and to examine consumers' marginal willingness to pay (WTP) for OTT services. We identified recommendation systems, resolution, and viewing options as important product attributes of OTT services that influence the WTP of Chinese and Korean consumers. The most important attribute for Chinese consumers of OTT services was resolution, followed by the recommendation system and viewing options. For Korean consumers, the recommendation system was ranked as the most valuable attribute, followed by viewing options and resolution. The overall WTP of Chinese consumers was 22.6 yuan (3.4 USD) per month, while Korean consumers' intent to pay amounted to a total of 3530 won (3.1 USD) for OTT services.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Min Sung; Kim, Eun; Hwang, ShinYoung; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Kim, Junghwan] NAVER, Internet Res Team, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Naver", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) support program [IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003]; Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) support program; Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) support program (IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003) supervised by the IITP (Institute for Information & communications Technology Promotion). This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 46.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 47.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 70.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 197.0, "End Page": 207.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Houngbonon, GV; Jeanjean, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Houngbonon, Georges Vivien; Jeanjean, Francois", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What level of competition intensity maximises investment in the wireless industry?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Competition; Investment; Mobile telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "STUDYING TECHNOLOGICAL-PROGRESS; FUNCTIONAL-APPROACH; MARKET-STRUCTURE; INNOVATION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the relationship between competition and investment in the wireless industry from a dynamic perspective. Using firm level data and instrumental variable estimation strategy, it finds that the relationship is inverted-U shaped. The investment maximising intensity of competition is reached when operators' gross profits represent 37 or 40 per cent of their revenues, depending on whether capital expenditures are normalised by the number of subscribers. This finding means that investment increases with competition as long as operators' profits are above the thresholds of 37 or 40 per cent of their revenues. Under these thresholds, there is a tradeoff between competition and investment. The paper also finds a significant long run effect of competition on investment which amplifies the short run effect by a factor of 3-4. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Houngbonon, Georges Vivien] Toulouse Sch Econ, Inst Econ Ind, 48 Bd Jourdan, F-75014 Paris, France; [Houngbonon, Georges Vivien] Paris Sch Econ, 48 Bd Jourdan, F-75014 Paris, France; [Jeanjean, Francois] Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Universite de Toulouse; Universite Toulouse 1 Capitole; Toulouse School of Economics; Paris School of Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Jeanjean, F (corresponding author), Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "gvivienh@gmail.com; francois.jeanjean@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jeanjean, Francois/0000-0001-5271-760X", "Funding Orgs": "Orange; CEPREMAP", "Funding Name Preferred": "Orange; CEPREMAP", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank Jerome Pouyet, Marc Lebourges, Bruno Jullien, Wilfried Sand-Zantman, Marc Petulowa, Maude Hasbi, Julienne Liang, Olivia Bertelli and the seminar participants' at the Paris School of Economics, as well as the participants at the International Telecommunications Society Regional Conference 2014 in Brussels, the Telecommunications Policy Research Conference 2014 in Arlington and the Journee de Microeconomie Appliquee 2015 in Montpellier. Financial support from Orange and the CEPREMAP is gratefully acknowledged. This paper also benefits from valuable suggestions from two anonymous referees. All errors are ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 774.0, "End Page": 790.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haug, KC; Kretschmer, T; Strobel, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haug, Katharina Candel; Kretschmer, Tobias; Strobel, Thomas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cloud adaptiveness within industry sectors - Measurement and observations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud computing; Information and communication technologies; Technology diffusion; Firm organization; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; ADOPTION; SMES", "Abstract": "Cloud computing combines established computing technologies and outsourcing advantages into a new ICT paradigm that is generally expected to foster productivity and economic growth. However, despite a series of studies on the drivers of cloud adoption, evidence of its economic effects is lacking, possibly because many of the datasets on cloud computing are of insufficient size and often lack a time dimension as well as precise definitions of cloud computing, thus making them unsuitable for rigorous quantitative analysis. To overcome these limitations, we propose a proxy variable for cloud computing usage cloud adaptiveness based on survey panel data from European firms. Observations based on a descriptive analysis suggest three important aspects for further research. First, cloud studies should be conducted at the industry level as cloud computing adaptiveness differs widely across industry sectors. Second, it is important to know what firms do with cloud computing to understand the economic mechanisms and effects triggered by this innovation. And third, cloud adaptiveness is potentially correlated to a firm's position in the supply chain and thus the type of output it produces as well as the market in which it operates. Our indicator can be employed to further analyze the effects of cloud computing in the context of firm heterogeneity. (C) 2015 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Haug, Katharina Candel; Strobel, Thomas] Ifo Inst, Poschingerstr 5, D-81679 Munich, Germany; [Kretschmer, Tobias] Ludwig Maximilians Univ Munchen, ISTO, Kaulbachstr 45-11, D-80539 Munich, Germany; [Kretschmer, Tobias] Ludwig Maximilians Univ Munchen, ORG, Kaulbachstr 45-11, D-80539 Munich, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ifo Institut; University of Munich; University of Munich", "Reprint Addresses": "Kretschmer, T (corresponding author), Ludwig Maximilians Univ Munchen, ISTO, Kaulbachstr 45-11, D-80539 Munich, Germany.;Kretschmer, T (corresponding author), Ludwig Maximilians Univ Munchen, ORG, Kaulbachstr 45-11, D-80539 Munich, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "candelhaug@ifo.de; t.kretschmer@lmu.de; strobel@ifo.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 291.0, "End Page": 306.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gupta, R; Jain, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gupta, Ruchita; Jain, Karuna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Adoption behavior of rural India for mobile telephony: A multigroup study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telephony; Adoption; Multigroup; Rural; India", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL; USER ACCEPTANCE; PERCEIVED EASE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES; GENDER-DIFFERENCES; SOCIAL-INFLUENCE; DIFFUSION; INTENTION; EXTENSION; COMMERCE", "Abstract": "Mobile telephony influences nearly all aspects of people's lives and is expected to grow in importance as a revenue and information source. Mobile phones are reported to have a positive and significant impact on the overall economic performance of individuals and the growth of a country. In India, however, the adoption pace of mobile telephony in rural regions is slower than that in urban areas. We examine the differences in the intention to adopt mobile telephony across different segments of the rural Indian population using the extended technology acceptance model (TAM), partial least squares regression, and multigroup analysis. Results suggest that gender, age, technology subscription, and region play a moderating role on the relationships in the extended TAM for rural India. These findings can help service providers design and develop group-specific offerings that lead to faster adoption of mobile telephony in rural India. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gupta, Ruchita; Jain, Karuna] Natl Inst Ind Engn NITIE, Bombay 400087, Maharashtra, India", "Affiliations": "National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE)", "Reprint Addresses": "Gupta, R (corresponding author), Natl Inst Ind Engn NITIE, Bombay 400087, Maharashtra, India.", "Email Addresses": "ruchita.iit@gmail.com; kjain@iitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 24.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 691.0, "End Page": 704.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cecere, G; Corrocher, N; Battaglia, RD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cecere, Grazia; Corrocher, Nicoletta; Battaglia, Riccardo David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Innovation and competition in the smartphone industry: Is there a dominant design?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smartphones; Dominant design; Product differentiation", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK EXTERNALITIES; TECHNOLOGY SUCCESS; DYNAMICS; FAILURE; MODEL; STANDARDIZATION; DETERMINANTS; ECONOMICS; EMERGENCE; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "The mobile phone industry is a very innovative segment within the ICT sector and the smartphone is becoming the standard configuration among the different types of mobile devices. Technical change and new product proliferation have made this industry extremely dynamic, even if market shares are highly concentrated in the hands of very few companies. The present article investigates whether a dominant design has emerged in the smartphone industry. In particular, it studies the evolution in hardware components relying upon an original dataset of product characteristics including all smartphones launched in the market between 2004 and 2013. Results show that, despite some convergence in the introduction of vertical innovations, product differentiation still characterizes the competition among manufacturers and a dominant design has not yet emerged. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cecere, Grazia] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, F-91011 Evry, France; [Cecere, Grazia] Univ Paris 11, RITM, F-92260 Sceaux, France; [Corrocher, Nicoletta] Bocconi Univ, CRIOS, I-20136 Milan, Italy; [Battaglia, Riccardo David] MEDAlics Res Ctr Mediterranean Relat, I-89125 Reggio Di Calabria, Italy", "Affiliations": "Universite Paris Saclay; Bocconi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Corrocher, N (corresponding author), Bocconi Univ, CRIOS, Via Sarfatti 25, I-20136 Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "nicoletta.corrocher@unibocconi.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Cecere, Grazia/0000-0001-6349-9222; Corrocher, Nicoletta/0000-0003-2642-8227", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 70.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 80.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 69.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 162.0, "End Page": 175.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Steenbruggen, J; Tranos, E; Nijkamp, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Steenbruggen, John; Tranos, Emmanouil; Nijkamp, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Data from mobile phone operators: A tool for smarter cities?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart cities; Mobile phone data; Urban management", "Keywords Plus": "LOCATION DATA; CELL PHONES; NETWORK; PATTERNS; MEANINGFUL; EMERGENCY", "Abstract": "The use of mobile phone data provides new spatio-temporal tools for improving urban planning, and for reducing inefficiencies in present-day urban systems. Data from mobile phones, originally intended as a communication tool, are increasingly used as innovative tools in geography and social sciences research. Empirical studies on complex city systems from human-centred and urban dynamics perspectives provide new insights to develop promising applications for supporting smart city initiatives. This paper provides a comprehensive review and a typology of spatial studies on mobile phone data, and highlights the applicability of such digital data to develop innovative applications for enhanced urban management. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Steenbruggen, John; Nijkamp, Peter] Vrije Univ Amsterdam, Dept Spatial Econ, De Boelelaan 1105, NL-1081 HV Amsterdam, Netherlands; [Tranos, Emmanouil] Univ Birmingham, Sch Geog Earth & Environm Sci, Human Geog, Birmingham B15 2TT, W Midlands, England", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; University of Birmingham", "Reprint Addresses": "Steenbruggen, J (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Amsterdam, Dept Spatial Econ, De Boelelaan 1105, NL-1081 HV Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "john.steenbruggen@rws.nl; e.tranos@bham.ac.uk; p.nijkamp@vu.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nijkamp, Peter/0000-0002-4068-8132; Tranos, Emmanouil/0000-0002-9620-6542; kourtit, karima/0000-0002-7171-994X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 156.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 109.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 122.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 128.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 335.0, "End Page": 346.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prasad, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prasad, Rohit", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The production function methodology for estimating the value of spectrum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Production function; Cobb Douglas function; Translog function; Spectrum value; India telecommunications market; Cash flow method; Auctions", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; REGRESSION; MANAGEMENT; MARKETS; SCALE", "Abstract": "The estimation of production functions for wireless communications markets presents particular challenges including the lumpy nature of spectrum use, and the presence of significant upfront investment. In this paper a systematic study of production functions for wireless markets is undertaken, using data from India. The efficacy of two major functional forms, the Cobb Douglas and the translog functions, are compared by benchmarking the values of spectrum they yield against the values generated by the intuitive but data-intensive cash flow method, and the prices revealed in two auctions. The comparisons allow us to conclude that factoring the lumpy nature of spectrum use by considering 'effective spectrum' data rather than raw spectrum data, and relaxing the assumption of constant elasticity of substitution are useful in obtaining accurate estimates of spectrum value. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Management Dev Inst, Sukhrali 122001, Gurgaon, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Prasad, R (corresponding author), Management Dev Inst, Mehrauli Rd, Sukhrali 122001, Gurgaon, India.", "Email Addresses": "rohitprasad2000@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 77.0, "End Page": 88.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stork, C; Gillwald, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stork, Christoph; Gillwald, Alison", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Link between termination rates and retail prices in Namibia, Kenya and South Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Mobile termination rates; Retail prices; Waterbed effect; Two-sided markets; South Africa; Kenya; Namibia", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the link between mobile termination rate reductions and retail prices. It draws on in-depth case studies of South Africa, Namibia and Kenya where regulators have reduced termination rates towards the cost of an efficient operator. To varying degrees these have all led to lower retail prices and significant market expansion. While retail prices in both Namibia and Kenya dropped following substantial termination rate reductions, the South African case demonstrates that termination rate reductions are not always passed on to consumers as is hoped by such regulatory interventions. In South Africa, it was only after the second reduction in March 2012 that smaller operators were able to reduce their off-net prices to a level that could tempt the subscribers to dominant operators to switch. All the case studies confirm nevertheless that retail prices do not go up in response to termination rates going down as contended by dominant mobile operators around the world. This is in contrast to a body of literature stating that termination rates and mobile retail prices constitute a two-sided market and that termination rate reductions will lead to a so-called waterbed effect. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Stork, Christoph] Res ICT Africa RIA, ZA-7925 Cape Town, South Africa; [Gillwald, Alison] Univ Cape Town, ZA-7925 Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Human Sciences Research Council-South Africa; University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Stork, C (corresponding author), Res ICT Africa RIA, Unit 409,Old Castle Brewery 6 Beach Rd, ZA-7925 Cape Town, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "christoph.stork@gmail.com; agillwald@researchictafrica.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 783.0, "End Page": 797.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, WK; Lu, WM; Kweh, QL; Lai, HW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Wei-Kang; Lu, Wen-Min; Kweh, Qian Long; Lai, Hsiao-Wen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does corporate social responsibility influence the corporate performance of the US telecommunications industry?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic data envelopment analysis; Telecommunications industry in the US; Corporate social responsibility", "Keywords Plus": "DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS; FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE; UNITED-STATES; EFFICIENCY; ATTRACTIVENESS; DIVERSITY; STRATEGY; DECISION; POLICY", "Abstract": "This study uses a two-stage approach to explore the relationship between the operational performance of U.S. telecommunications companies and their implementation of corporate social responsibility (CSR). In the first stage, this study adopts the dynamic data envelopment analysis model to measure the efficiency of the telecommunications industry in the U.S. from 2004 to 2008. The empirical results show that the corporate efficiency of those companies that implemented CSR was higher than that of those companies that did not. In the second stage, the study adopts OLS and 2SLS to explore the influence of the execution level of CSR on performance. The results show that the Kinder, Lyndenberg, and Domini & Co (KLD) social ratings indexes are significantly and positively related to corporate performance. Finally, this study suggests ways in which corporate policy makers can enhance CSR in order to improve corporate performance in the U.S. telecommunications industry. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Wei-Kang; Lai, Hsiao-Wen] Yuan Ze Univ, Dept Accounting, Chungli, Taiwan; [Lu, Wen-Min] Natl Def Univ, Dept Financial Management, Taipei 112, Taiwan; [Kweh, Qian Long] Univ Tenaga Nas, Coll Business Management & Accounting, Dept Accounting, Muadzam Shah 26700, Pahang, Malaysia", "Affiliations": "Yuan Ze University; National Defense University - Taiwan; Universiti Tenaga Nasional", "Reprint Addresses": "Lu, WM (corresponding author), Natl Def Univ, Dept Financial Management, 70,Sec 2,Zhongyang North Road, Taipei 112, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "jameswang@saturn.yzu.edu.tw; wenmin.lu@gmail.com; qlkweh@gmail.com; s987421@mail.yzu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Lu, Wen-Min/A-2837-2012; Kweh, Qian Long/E-8072-2019; Lu, Wen-Min/K-9831-2019; LU, WEN-MIN/GRR-5111-2022", "ORCIDs": "Kweh, Qian Long/0000-0003-0877-9509;", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Council of Taiwan [NSC101-2410-H-155-00110]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Council of Taiwan(Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the National Science Council of Taiwan, for financially supporting this research under Contract no. NSC101-2410-H-155-00110.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 47.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 58.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 93.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 580.0, "End Page": 591.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Corrocher, N; Lasio, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Corrocher, Nicoletta; Lasio, Laura", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diversification strategies in network-based services: The case of mobile virtual network operators", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "MVNO; Diversification strategies; Italy; France", "Keywords Plus": "CORPORATE DIVERSIFICATION; TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES; PERFORMANCE; INNOVATION; MARKETS", "Abstract": "This paper aims at discussing the entry process and competitive strategies of MVNOs in Italy and France. It illustrates the features of competition in a sector - the mobile telecom service industry - which is characterized by market saturation and demand heterogeneity. In doing so, it looks at the characteristics of the two countries in terms of competition and entry of new operators, at the motivations behind the entry of MVNOs, and at the performance of different companies. Results show that the most successful MVNOs are those characterized by the ability to find a perfect match between their core competencies (large network management, strong brand reputation) and the needs of specific segments of demand that had not been previously fulfilled. In this context, companies with ICT network management skills, whether coming from the telecom sector or from other network-based service industries such as postal operators, have been particularly successful in the market. From a policy perspective, despite the failure of some MVNOs, customers have benefited from the increased competition between MNOs and MVNOs in terms of range of service offerings and prices. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Corrocher, Nicoletta] Bocconi Univ, KITes, I-20136 Milan, Italy; [Lasio, Laura] Toulouse Sch Econ, F-31015 Toulouse 6, France", "Affiliations": "Bocconi University; Universite de Toulouse; Universite Toulouse 1 Capitole; Toulouse School of Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Corrocher, N (corresponding author), Bocconi Univ, KITes, Via Sarfatti 25, I-20136 Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "nicoletta.corrocher@unibocconi.it; lasio.laura@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Corrocher, Nicoletta/0000-0003-2642-8227", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1110.0, "End Page": 1123.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The mixed blessing of a deregulatory endpoint for the public switched telephone network", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Common carriage; Deregulation; Information service; Interconnection; Peering; Public switched telecommunications network; Telecommunications service; Universal service", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Receiving authority to dismantle the wireline public switched telephone network (PSTN) will deliver a mixture of financial benefits and costs to incumbent carriers and also jeopardize longstanding legislative and regulatory goals seeking ubiquitous, affordable and fully interconnected networks. Even if incumbent carriers continue to provide basic telephone services via wireless facilities, they will benefit from substantial relaxation of common carriage duties, no longer having to serve as the carrier of last resort and having the opportunity to decide whether and where to provide service. On the other hand, incumbent carriers may have underestimated the substantial financial and marketplace advantages they also will likely lose in the deregulatory process. Legislators and policy makers also may have underestimated the impact of no longer having the ability to impose common carrier mandates that require carriers to interconnect so that end users have complete access to network services regardless of location. This paper will identify the potential problems resulting from prospective decisions by National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs), such as the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), to grant authority for telecommunications service providers to discontinue PSTN services. The paper also will consider whether in the absence of common carrier duties, private carriers providing telephone services, including Voice over the Internet Protocol (VoIP), voluntarily will agree to interconnect their networks. The paper will examine three recent carrier interconnection issues with an eye toward assessing whether a largely unregulated marketplace will create incentives for carriers to interconnect networks so that consumers will have ubiquitous access to PSTN replacement and other broadband services. The paper concludes that private carrier interconnection models and information service regulatory oversight may not solve all disputes, or promote universal service public policy goals. Recent Internet interconnection and television program carriage disputes involving major players such as Comcast, Level 3, Fox, Cablevision and Google point to the possibility of increasingly contentious negotiations that could result in balkanized telecommunications networks with at least temporary blockages to desired content and services by some consumers. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Penn State Univ, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Frieden, Robert/0000-0002-0002-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 400.0, "End Page": 412.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwak, J; Lee, H; Chung, DB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwak, Jooyoung; Lee, Heejin; Chung, Do Bum", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of alliance structure in China's mobile telecommunication industry and implications for international standardization", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Standardization; Network analysis; Alliance; TD-SCDMA; TD-LTE; Techno-nationalism; Techno-globalism", "Keywords Plus": "EMBEDDEDNESS; INSTITUTIONS; GOVERNANCE; NETWORKS; TIES", "Abstract": "China has become a significant player in the international standardization regime of telecommunications. It is currently attempting international standardization of its indigenous technologies. This paper examines how China's approach for standardization has evolved in the cases of locally developed 3G and 4G mobile standards: TD-SCDMA and TD-LTE. The authors address the question in terms of alliance formation. They apply network analysis, which visualizes the formation and transformation of alliances. They argue that China's approach to standardization has evolved from techno-nationalism to techno-globalism. In building, developing, and maintaining alliances, relatively more weight is placed on links with foreign firms over time than on those with local firms, and China is increasingly open to foreign firms to gain their support and cooperation, which is required for international standardization and commercialization of locally-developed standards. This study makes a contribution in that it applies a quantitative method of network analysis and thereby visualizes the formation of alliances in 3G and 4G mobile communication industries. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kwak, Jooyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Chung, Do Bum] Yonsei Univ, Grad Program Management Technol, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University; Yonsei University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 120749, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jooyoung.kwak@yonsei.ac.kr; heejinmelb@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea; Korean Government [NRF-2011-330-H00002]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Korean Government(Korean Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2011-330-H00002). The authors appreciate two anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 966.0, "End Page": 976.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.017", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Winning Across Global Markets-How Nokia Creates Strategic Advantage in a Fast-Changing World", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 4.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 349.0, "End Page": 351.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Steen, HU", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Steen, Hakon Ursin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Indicators of development or dependency in disguise? Assessing domestic inventive capacity in South Korean and Chinese infrastructural ICT standards", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Development; Dependence; Patents; Standards; South Korea; China", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION; SERVICES; SYSTEM", "Abstract": "Domestic infrastructural information and communication technology (ICT) standards can be items of assertion for newly industrialised countries as they signal a capacity for breaking dependence on foreign technology and potentially drawing revenue from international export. This paper asks, with an in-depth study of a selection of recent South Korean and Chinese infrastructural ICT standards, to what degree it is warranted to correlate the production of standards with dependency-breaking technological capacity. A composite picture is found. On one side, a large portion of promoted domestic standards are creative imitations of foreign technologies with limited, if any, proportions of embedded domestic patents. This indicates a lack of capacity for challenging technological dependence. On the other side, several of the technologies studied signal emerging South Korean and Chinese capacity for embedding cutting-edge patents in infrastructural ICE standards when participating in global standardisation consortiums. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Oslo, Dept Informat, N-0316 Oslo, Norway", "Affiliations": "University of Oslo", "Reprint Addresses": "Steen, HU (corresponding author), Univ Oslo, Dept Informat, POB 1080 Blindern, N-0316 Oslo, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "haakon.ursin.steen@ifi.uio.no", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 121.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 663.0, "End Page": 680.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ren, JY; Xu, ZT; Hu, MZ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ren, Jianyu; Xu, Zhitao; Hu, Mingzhi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital economy and settlement intention of migrants in urban China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Migrants; Settlement intention", "Keywords Plus": "RURAL MIGRANTS; OUT-MIGRATION; SOCIAL TIES; IMMIGRANTS; CITIES; EXPERIENCES; EMPLOYMENT; WORKERS; CHOICE; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper utilizes data from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey (CMDS) and the digital economy index at the city level to empirically examine the impact of the digital economy on migrants' settlement intention. The results reveal a substantial enhancement in migrants' settlement intention due to the digital economy, and these findings remain robust when considering model misspecification, measurement error, and endogeneity of the digital economy. Furthermore, the digital economy contributes to migrants' settlement intention by fostering entrepreneurial ac-tivities and augmenting household income. Additionally, we find a significant and positive effect of the digital economy on the settlement intention of migrants with agricultural hukou, while no significant effect is observed for migrants with non-agricultural hukou. Overall, this study offers novel insights into strategies for promoting urbanization.", "Addresses": "[Ren, Jianyu; Xu, Zhitao] Zhejiang Gongshang Univ, Sch Econ, Hangzhou, Peoples R China; [Hu, Mingzhi] Zhejiang Univ Technol, Chinese Acad Housing & Real Estate, Sch Management, Hangzhou, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Zhejiang Gongshang University; Zhejiang University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Hu, MZ (corresponding author), Zhejiang Univ Technol, Chinese Acad Housing & Real Estate, Sch Management, Hangzhou, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "jyren_123@126.com; 15868118280@163.com; hu_mingzhi@outlook.com", "Researcher Ids": "Hu, Mingzhi/ABI-6974-2020", "ORCIDs": "Hu, Mingzhi/0000-0002-5377-5278", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [72104088, 72274176, 72074097, 72174181]; China Scholarship Council [202308330153]; Key Project of Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province [LZ20G030002]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); China Scholarship Council(China Scholarship Council); Key Project of Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province", "Funding Text": "The authors acknowledged the support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (72104088, 72274176, 72074097, and 72174181) , China Scholarship Council (202308330153) , and the Key Project of Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province (LZ20G030002) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 67.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 67.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102666.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102666", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OX0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111210400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ahokangas, P; Gisca, O; Matinmikko-Blue, M; Yrjola, S; Gördön, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ahokangas, Petri; Gisca, Oxana; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo; Gordon, Jillian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Toward an integrated framework for developing European 6G innovation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "6G; Innovation; Sovereignty; Sustainability; Transformative innovation policy; Anticipatory regulation; Trustworthy networks; European union", "Keywords Plus": "GENERAL-PURPOSE TECHNOLOGIES; LEGITIMACY; POLICY", "Abstract": "This article contributes to the discussion on 6G and European policy development, outlining an integrated framework for Europe to benefit from 6G innovation in the future, both as a developer and user of 6G technologies. As 6G is envisioned as a general-purpose technology that can transform the whole of society, there is a need to adopt a broader perspective to innovation compared to earlier technology generations. This proposed framework comprises five elements: national and European sovereignty, triple bottom line sustainability, a competitive transformational innovation policy, European values-based anticipatory regulation, and trustworthy networks that addresses the privacy, security, and safety of users and resilience of 6G at the systems level. It is argued that Europe needs both ex ante and ex post actions to competitively develop and deploy future 6G technologies.", "Addresses": "[Ahokangas, Petri; Gisca, Oxana] Univ Oulu, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu Business Sch, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja] Univ Oulu, Infotech Oulu Focus Inst, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo] Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland; [Yrjola, Seppo] Nokia, Oulu, Finland; [Gordon, Jillian] Univ Glasgow, Adam Smith Business Sch, Glasgow, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu; University of Oulu; University of Oulu; University of Glasgow", "Reprint Addresses": "Ahokangas, P (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu Business Sch, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "petri.ahokangas@oulu.fi; oxana.gisca@oulu.fi; marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi; seppo.yrjola@oulu.fi; jillian.gordon@glasgow.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Ahokangas, Petri/AAH-9632-2021", "ORCIDs": "Ahokangas, Petri/0000-0002-2351-8473", "Funding Orgs": "European Union [860364]; 6G Flagship program at the University of Oulu [318927]; Marie Curie Actions (MSCA) [860364] Funding Source: Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union(European Union (EU)); 6G Flagship program at the University of Oulu; Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)(Marie Curie Actions)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to acknowledge the LNETN project of the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 860364 and the 6G Flagship program at the University of Oulu, grant no. 318927.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 91.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102641.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102641", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6TT7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086117400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dvoskin, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dvoskin, Brenda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Expertise and Participation in the Facebook Oversight Board: From Reason to Will", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper explores two strategies that the Facebook Oversight Board has available to build its own legitimacy. It argues that the Board's members perform as apolitical decision-makers. With that goal, the Board has portrayed international human rights law as a set of exogenous and universal principles that human rights experts can translate and implement on social media. The paper suggests that, instead of hiding its power behind alleged translations of higher principles, the Board could try to build its legitimacy by promoting the wider involvement of civil society. The Board could wield its power to strengthen civil society's participation in Facebook's drafting of content moderation rules. The Board could then present itself as a legitimate body not because it applies international law but because it encourages the participation of more actors and defers to their judgment. Despite the many limitations of this proposal, it would include more actors in the governance of online speech instead of shielding experts from participatory politics.", "Addresses": "[Dvoskin, Brenda] Harvard Law Sch, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA", "Affiliations": "Harvard University", "Reprint Addresses": "Dvoskin, B (corresponding author), Harvard Law Sch, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bdvoskin@sjd.law.harvard.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102463.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102463", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "I2PX8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001001266200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yang, YH; Gao, P; Zhou, HM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yang, You-hong; Gao, Ping; Zhou, Haimei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Understanding the evolution of China's standardization policy system", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Standard; Standardization; Policy system; Policy tool", "Keywords Plus": "ICT STANDARDIZATION; GOVERNMENT; INNOVATION; INSTITUTIONS; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the evolution of China's technology standardization policy system in the period from 1978 to 2021. The standardization policy system comprising the supply, demand, and environment policy tool types has evolved during standardization development process, which includes three sequential stages: 1) the following-up stage, 2) the catch-up stage, and 3) the upgrading stage. In responding to changes in institutional, economic and technological contexts, the policy orientation has transformed from supporting the government-controlled adoption and standardization of foreign technologies in the following-up stage of standardization development process to developing indigenous standards owning independent intellectual property rights (IPRs) through the government-led standardization system in the catch-up stage, and to international standardization adopting both government-led and market mechanisms in the upgrading stage. In this process, the Chinese Government continued to offer policy support to but tended to relax its control over standardization. Of the three policy tool types, the supply type have remained the dominant ones; the weight of the environment-type of tools tended to decrease, and that of the demand-type of tools tended to increase. Further, the government rationalized the mix of each type of policy tools as the standardization contexts changed. From the Chinese experience, theoretical prescriptions for how standardization policy systems evolve in latecomers are developed. Practical implications for latecomer countries to transform standardization policy system and design their standardization policies are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Yang, You-hong] China Jiliang Univ, Sch Standardizat, 258 Xueyuan St, Hangzhou 310018, Peoples R China; [Gao, Ping] Univ Manchester, Global Dev Inst, Arthur Lewis Bldg, Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PL, England; [Zhou, Haimei] China Jiliang Univ, Sch Econ & Management, 258 Xueyuan St, Hangzhou 310018, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "China Jiliang University; University of Manchester; China Jiliang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, P (corresponding author), Univ Manchester, Global Dev Inst, Arthur Lewis Bldg, Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PL, England.", "Email Addresses": "03A0702035@cjlu.edu.cn; ping.gao@manchester.ac.uk; 1849360733@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "zhou, haimei/H-9005-2019", "ORCIDs": "zhou, haimei/0000-0002-4014-2041; GAO, PING/0000-0002-9683-1989", "Funding Orgs": "Zhejiang Provincial Humanities and Social Science Project [2021GH044]; Zhejiang Science and Technology Plan Project [2022C250470]; National Social Science Foundation of China Major Project [19ZDA078]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Zhejiang Provincial Humanities and Social Science Project; Zhejiang Science and Technology Plan Project; National Social Science Foundation of China Major Project(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences)", "Funding Text": "This article is supported by Zhejiang Provincial Humanities and Social Science Project (2021GH044) Study on mechanism and path of Standardization promote high-quality development of manufacturing industry; Zhejiang Science and Technology Plan Project (2022C250470) Study on the technical standard coordination mechanism and policy of innovation consortium under the background of digital economy, based on the perspective of national innovation system; National Social Science Foundation of China Major Project (19ZDA078) Research on the mechanism and path of technological standard and intellectual property synergistically promoting digital industry innovation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 24.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 51.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102478.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102478", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9S6PC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000946458700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hazlett, TW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hazlett, Thomas W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Free speech and the challenge of efficiency", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital platforms; Economies of scale; Free speech; Information platforms; Public utility regulation; Broadcast licensing", "Keywords Plus": "VERTICAL INTEGRATION; FAIRNESS; CABLE", "Abstract": "Radical transformation has come to speech platforms in the Information Society 2.0, typified by the migration from newspapers to social media. The change has been spurred by disruptive ef-ficiencies in digital platforms. First, information distribution has been altered by near-costless electronic reproduction. Second, traditional bundles - packaging editorial content of publica-tions or broadcast networks with general-interest advertising messages - have been eclipsed by competitively superior news aggregation hubs. Third, specialized content, including advertising, has become more easily targeted and better supplied via long tails. Fourth, the democratization of publishing has transformed editing into platform mediation. The resulting changes in market organization have made vastly higher volumes of news and public affairs information - from exponentially more sources - easily available to mass market consumers. In so doing, they have rendered the Walter Cronkite consensus obsolete, creating social controversy and considerable backlash. Demands to regulate, or re-regulate, are frequently voiced across the political spectrum. Such policies as public interest licensing, public utility regulation, and the Fairness Doctrine are here evaluated.", "Addresses": "[Hazlett, Thomas W.] Clemson Univ, Econ, Clemson, SC 29634 USA", "Affiliations": "Clemson University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hazlett, TW (corresponding author), Clemson Univ, Econ, Clemson, SC 29634 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hazlett@clemson.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 100.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102409.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102409", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3U4WU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000840973700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parcu, PL; Innocenti, N; Carrozza, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parcu, Pier Luigi; Innocenti, Niccolo; Carrozza, Chiara", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ubiquitous technologies and 5G development. Who is leading the race?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Complexity; Patents; Standards; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC COMPLEXITY; ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES; INNOVATION; IOT; CHALLENGES; INTERNET; PATENTS", "Abstract": "The introduction of the fifth generation of mobile technology (5G) is expected to bring disruptive changes. These changes will be much more pervasive than any previous introduction of new mobile 'generations' and they are expected to influence the whole economy. For this reason, the global rush for 5G technology is not only considered crucial in economic or technological terms, but also for its implications in terms of geopolitics, international policy and national security. This paper presents an analysis of the patents in the most relevant fields of specialization connected to the 5G development. The period under investigation is from 2010 to 2019, and the data are extracted from the European Patent Office (EPO) and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. The analysis shows how the technologies and the specialisations needed to develop 5G are in the hands of a few countries around the globe, and how single European countries, taken in isolation, are not among those leading players. However, Europe, considered as a whole, competes well with the US and Asia in terms of patented innovations, suggesting the economic and strategic relevance of strengthening cooperation within the EU.", "Addresses": "[Parcu, Pier Luigi; Innocenti, Niccolo; Carrozza, Chiara] European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Florence Sch Regulat, Via Boccaccio 121, I-50133 Florence, Italy", "Affiliations": "European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Innocenti, N (corresponding author), European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Florence Sch Regulat, Via Boccaccio 121, I-50133 Florence, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "niccolo.innocenti@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Innocenti, Niccolo/0000-0001-8421-5479; PARCU, Pier Luigi/0000-0003-2156-7308", "Funding Orgs": "Qualcomm Inc", "Funding Name Preferred": "Qualcomm Inc", "Funding Text": "We are indebted to the three anonymous referees and the Editor in Chief, Professor Erik Bohlin, for their valuable suggestions. This research was developed in the context of the project Innovation and Intellectual Property in the digital age, carried out by the Florence School of Regulation - Communications and Media of the European University Institute. The project is made possible thanks to the financial support of private companies, including Qualcomm Inc. Any opinions expressed here are those of the authors. All errors are our own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102277.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102277", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grimes, S; Du, DB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grimes, Seamus; Du, Debin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's emerging role in the global semiconductor value chain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China Semiconductor global value chain; asymmetric interdependency", "Keywords Plus": "CATCHING-UP", "Abstract": "The global model of semiconductor development has resulted in an asymmetric and interde-pendent relationship between China's critical role in semiconductor production and those regions such as the US which control the key inputs into the value chain. While this unbalanced rela-tionship has facilitated many of the companies involved in the value chain in exploiting the comparative advantage of different locations for different functions and has allowed a complex ecosystem of supplier networks to emerge over time, the increasing influence of geopolitical considerations associated with the growing tensions between the US and China has created considerable uncertainty about the future evolution of this value chain. It is within this uncertain context that China's efforts to achieve greater autonomy in the development of its own semi-conductor sector will be examined in this paper.", "Addresses": "[Grimes, Seamus] Natl Univ Ireland Galway, Whitaker Inst, Galway, Ireland; [Grimes, Seamus; Du, Debin] East China Normal Univ, Shanghai, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "East China Normal University", "Reprint Addresses": "Grimes, S (corresponding author), Natl Univ Ireland Galway, Whitaker Inst, Galway, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "seamus.grimes@nuigalway.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Grimes, Seamus/JKI-0879-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 28.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 108.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101959.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101959", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rodríguez-Castelán, C; Araar, A; Malásquez, EA; Ochoa, RG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rodriguez-Castelan, Carlos; Araar, Abdelkrim; Malasquez, Eduardo A.; Ochoa, Rogelio Granguillhome", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition reform and household welfare: A microsimulation analysis of the telecommunication sector in Ethiopia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Competition reform; ICT; Welfare effects; Simulations; Ethiopia", "Keywords Plus": "LIMITED DEPENDENT-VARIABLES; STATISTICAL-MODELS; CONSUMER SURPLUS; MARKET; MONOPOLY; DEMAND; PRICES; TRADE", "Abstract": "This paper presents a novel simulation method for estimating the likely welfare effects of policy reforms aimed at increasing competition in strategic economic sectors such as mobile phone services. The proposed method relies on a partial equilibrium simulation approach and estimates the welfare impacts on current consumers and the potential welfare effects among new consumers brought into the market by changes in prices due to competition. This approach is applied to the information and communication technology (ICT) sector in Ethiopia, one of the three countries in the world with a monopoly in the market for mobile phone services. Based on household budget survey data for 2015/16 and departing from a baseline reform scenario that dilutes the market share of the state-owned monopoly to 45 percent, the simulation model estimates a 25.3 percent reduction in the price of mobile services and an increase in 5.7 million new users of mobile services. The predicted drop in prices and increased users would generate a combined relative welfare gain of 1.18 percent (1.09 percent among current users and 0.09 percent among new users), that could be translated into a 0.31 percentage point decline in the national poverty rate and equivalent to lifting about 275,000 people out of poverty. Alternative reform scenarios that dilute the market share of the monopoly to 75 percent and to 30 percent are expected to reduce poverty rate in 0.13 and 0.52 percentage points, respectively. The method proposed in this study represents a useful tool for promoting competition reforms in developing countries, particularly in sectors known for excluding significant segments of the population because of high consumer prices.", "Addresses": "[Rodriguez-Castelan, Carlos; Malasquez, Eduardo A.; Ochoa, Rogelio Granguillhome] World Bank, Poverty & Equ Global Practice, 1818 H St NW, Washington, DC 20433 USA; [Araar, Abdelkrim] Univ Laval, Quebec City, PQ, Canada; [Araar, Abdelkrim] World Bank, 1818 H St NW, Washington, DC 20433 USA; [Araar, Abdelkrim] Partnership Econ Policy, Nairobi, Kenya", "Affiliations": "The World Bank; Laval University; The World Bank", "Reprint Addresses": "Malásquez, EA (corresponding author), World Bank, Poverty & Equ Global Practice, 1818 H St NW, Washington, DC 20433 USA.", "Email Addresses": "crodriguezc@worldbank.org; araar.abdelkrim@ecn.ulaval.ca; emalasquez@worldbank.org; rgranguillhomeoc@worldbank.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Malasquez, Eduardo A./0000-0001-9726-5272", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102243.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102243", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yan, X; Huang, MY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yan, Xu; Huang, Minyi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Leveraging university research within the context of open innovation: The case of Huawei", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION; COLLABORATION; ADOPTION; SUPPORT; SEARCH", "Abstract": "The emergence of 5G and the trade dispute between China and the United States have made Huawei a global hot topic. Owning 37% of the patents, Huawei is undoubtedly one of the key players in the development of 5G. For both governmental policy-makers and business decision-makers, an in-depth understanding of this rapidly growing manufacturer is therefore of significant implications to formulate 5G policy and strategies. Given the lack of systematic studies of how Huawei has grown from a local technology follower to a global technology leader in less than three decades, this paper provides a comprehensive review of Huawei's practice in implementing open innovation. Open innovation is perhaps one of the most powerful key factors behind Huawei's rapid development. The findings shed new lights on the use of open innovation governance models and how to source and work with academic partners. The implications of Huawei's case will also be discussed.", "Addresses": "[Yan, Xu; Huang, Minyi] Hong Kong Univ Sci & Technol, HKUST Business Sch, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hong Kong University of Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Yan, X (corresponding author), Hong Kong Univ Sci & Technol, HKUST Business Sch, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xuyan@ust.hk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101956.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101956", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwak, KT; Lee, SY; Ham, M; Lee, SW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwak, Kyu Tae; Lee, Seung Yeop; Ham, Minjeong; Lee, Sang Woo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of internet proliferation on search engine and over-the-top service markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet proliferation; Domestic search engine; Global search engine; Over-the-top; OTT industry; Panel data analysis", "Keywords Plus": "CULTURAL DISCOUNT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; UNITED-STATES; ONLINE; PENETRATION; TELEVISION; CHOICE; MOVIES; PREDICTABILITY; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "Search engines and over-the-top (OTT) services, which provide Internet media content, have become increasingly important as Internet usage and the number of websites have spread worldwide. This study examined 1) how Internet proliferation in a given country affects the market shares of domestic and global search engine companies, and 2) how search engine shares in domestic markets affect the global market share of domestic OTT industry. The results showed that 1) wired Internet proliferation has a positive effect on the market shares of domestic search engines, while wireless Internet proliferation has a negative effect. In contrast, wired Internet proliferation has a negative effect on the market shares of global search engines, while wireless Internet has a positive effect. In addition, 2) an increase in the market shares of domestic search engine companies has a positive effect on the global market share of domestic OTT industry. The findings of this study have practical implications for strategy development of related companies and offer empirical evidence for the interdependence of growth in the Internet and entertainment and media markets.", "Addresses": "[Kwak, Kyu Tae] Soonchunhyang Univ, Dept Global Culture Ind, Asan 31538, South Korea; [Lee, Seung Yeop] Korea Commun Agcy, Naju 58324, South Korea; [Ham, Minjeong; Lee, Sang Woo] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Informat, Seoul 03722, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Soonchunhyang University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, SW (corresponding author), 404 New Millennium Hall,50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ktkwak@sch.ac.kr; yeopcp@kca.kr; mnjnghm@gmail.com; leesw726@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kwak, Kyu Tae/0000-0001-6932-3527", "Funding Orgs": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]; Soonchunhyang University Research Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea); Soonchunhyang University Research Fund", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) , and also this work was supported by the Soonchunhyang University Research Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 100.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102146.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102146", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wonyra, KO; Sanoussi, Y; Sy, I; Lanie, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wonyra, Kwami Ossadzifo; Sanoussi, Yacobou; Sy, Ibrahima; Lanie, Tomgouani", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inequalities of opportunity in the access and use of telecommunication services in Togo", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication services; Telecommunications sector liberalization; Inequalities of opportunity; Parametric approach; Togo", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMPTION; CHINA", "Abstract": "The liberalization of the telecommunications sector in Togo aimed at ensuring access to a better quality of telecommunication services at affordable prices to everyone. While the liberalization policy has increased competition in the sector and reduced significantly telecommunication services prices charged to costumers, statistics on the access and use of telecommunication services in Togo reveal disparities with respect to individuals? socio-economic characteristics which could be an indication of the existence of inequalities of opportunities in the access and use of these services. This paper investigates the inequalities of opportunity in the access and use of telecommunication services in Togo using a parametric approach. The results of estimations indicate that, inequalities of opportunities are larger for men and the elderly than respectively women and youths and are more pronounced in urban areas and regions such as the Plateaux and Savanna regions. Moreover, the circumstance variables such as the ?place of residence? and the ?region? are the key variables in explaining the inequalities of opportunities in the access and use of telecommunication services in Togo. So, policies toward reducing inequalities of opportunity in the access and use of telecommunication services in Togo should be designed with regards to men, the elderly, and people living in urban areas and regions such as the Plateaux and Savanna regions.", "Addresses": "[Wonyra, Kwami Ossadzifo; Sanoussi, Yacobou; Lanie, Tomgouani] Univ Kara, Lab Rech Sci Econ & Gest LaRSEG FaSEG, POB 404, Kara, Togo; [Sy, Ibrahima] Univ Catholique Afrique Ouest, Inst Sci Econ & Gest, Lome, Togo", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Lanie, T (corresponding author), Univ Kara, Lab Rech Sci Econ & Gest LaRSEG FaSEG, POB 404, Kara, Togo.", "Email Addresses": "wonyra.ossa@gmail.com; syacobou@gmail.com; himrasy@yahoo.fr; lanietomgouani@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "WONYRA, Kwami Ossadzifo/HZK-7341-2023; LANIE, Tomgouani/AAH-7744-2021", "ORCIDs": "LANIE, Tomgouani/0000-0001-8899-4959; SY, Ibrahima/0000-0002-9795-450X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102123.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102123", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Biekpe, N; Cassimon, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Biekpe, Nicholas; Cassimon, Danny", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Understanding the greater diffusion of mobile money innovations in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Technology diffusion; Financial inclusion; Inclusive innovation", "Keywords Plus": "E-WALLET PROGRAM; FINANCIAL INCLUSION; BANKING; REPLICATION; SERVICES; GROWTH; BENCHMARKING; INEQUALITY; TELEPHONY; EDUCATION", "Abstract": "The present research extends Lashitew et al. (2019, RP) in order to understand the greater diffusion of mobile money innovations in Africa. To make this assessment, a comparative analysis is engaged between sampled African countries and the corresponding sampled developing countries. Three main types of predictor groups are used for the study, namely: demand, supply and macro-level factors. The empirical evidence is based on Tobit regressions. The tested hypothesis is confirmed because from a comparative analysis between African-specific estimates and those of the sampled countries, not all factors driving mobile money innovations in Africa are apparent in the findings of Lashitew et al. (2019). An extended analysis is also performed to take on board the concern of multicollinearity from which, the best estimators from the study are derived. Comparative findings from correlation analysis show that an African specificity is largely traceable to the `unique mobile subscription rate' variable. An in-depth empirical analysis further confirms an African specificity in the outcome variables (especially in the mobile used to send/ receive money) which, may be traceable to informal sector variables not documented in Lashitew et al. (2019). Scholarly and policy implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, POB 392,UNISA 0003, Pretoria, South Africa; [Biekpe, Nicholas] Univ Cape Town, Dev Finance Ctr, Grad Sch Business, Cape Town, South Africa; [Cassimon, Danny] Univ Antwerp, Inst Dev Policy Stadscampus, Lange Sint Annastr 7, B-2000 Antwerp, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa; University of Cape Town; University of Antwerp", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, POB 392,UNISA 0003, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; nicholas.biekpe@gsb.uct.ac.za; danny.cassimon@uantwerpen.be", "Researcher Ids": "Asongu, Simplice/K-3436-2014; Biekpe, Prof Nicholas/AHB-9529-2022; Biekpe, Nicholas/GNH-1675-2022; Cassimon, Danny/AAU-4515-2021", "ORCIDs": "Cassimon, Danny/0000-0002-0460-3488; Biekpe, Nicholas/0000-0002-9702-1232", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 40.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 40.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102000.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102000", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baek, H; Jang, M; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baek, Hyunmi; Jang, Moonkyoung; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does rule change cause activity change? An empirical study of online news comments in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Online news comments; Rule of ordering online news comments; Commenters; Difference-in-difference estimator", "Keywords Plus": "MEDIA; PARTICIPATION; ANONYMITY; OPINION; CUES", "Abstract": "Koreans mainly consume online news through a few Internet portals, so issues such as manipulation of online news comments can become significant social problems in Korea. To respond to the May 2018 Druking opinion-rigging scandal, Naver-the leading Internet portal in Korea-changed its rule of ordering online news comments from most reactions to reverse chronological, with the latest appearing first. This study examined the impact of the new rule of ordering online news comments by using online news comments data from before and after Naver's rule change. Difference-in-difference estimation was conducted to examine the consequences of the new rule of ordering online news comments. Although the results show that the rule change did not impact the number of online news comments, the number of upvotes and downvotes significantly decreased, and the distributions of upvotes and downvotes were spread evenly rather than skewed to one side.", "Addresses": "[Baek, Hyunmi; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea; [Jang, Moonkyoung] Hannam Univ, Linton Sch Global Business, 70 Hannamro, Daejeon 34430, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Hannam University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Jang, Moonkyoung/JVP-3145-2024", "ORCIDs": "Jang, Moonkyoung/0000-0003-3264-7215; Baek, Hyunmi/0000-0001-5995-2565", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102008.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fisher, M; Freeman, T; Schram, A; Baum, F; Friel, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fisher, Matthew; Freeman, Toby; Schram, Ashley; Baum, Fran; Friel, Sharon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Implementing policy on next-generation broadband networks and implications for equity of access to high speed broadband: A case study of Australia's NBN", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Broadband; Infrastructure; Equity of access; Health", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE; DIGITAL DIVIDE; HEALTH; DETERMINANT; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "Next generation telecommunications infrastructure is expanding and supporting rapid growth of broadband technologies and a digital economy. In this context, digital information and communications technologies (ICTs) are of increasing importance as a means for people to gain access to health or social services, employment opportunities, information and social networks. In this article we draw on our recent case study research to examine the policy (and politics) shaping implementation of Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) and its likely effects on equity of access to high speed broadband (HSB) services. We monitored NBN policy and implementation from 2015 to 2018 through policy documents, reports, and media. To assess likely effects of NBN policy on implementation and subsequently on equity of access to HSB we: a) applied a framework defining four elements of equity of access; and b) analysed stakeholder views drawn from media articles and 22 interviews with experts on NBN policy including politicians, government staff, and industry representatives. We found that equity considerations competed with political and commercial imperatives during the rollout of the NBN. This resulted in positive and negative consequences for equity of access to HSB, with a change in policy and implementation in 2013 bringing greater risks to equity of access. The case study provides a framework for considering equity in the implementation of next generation telecommunications infrastructure and high-lights the importance of considering equity in the evaluation of telecommunications infrastructure.", "Addresses": "[Fisher, Matthew; Freeman, Toby; Baum, Fran] Flinders Univ S Australia, NHMRC Ctr Res Excellence Social Determinants Hlth, Southgate Inst Hlth Soc & Equ, GPO Box 2100, Adelaide, SA 5001, Australia; [Schram, Ashley; Friel, Sharon] Australian Natl Univ, NHMRC Ctr Res Excellence Social Determinants Hlth, RegNet Sch Regulat & Global Governance, Canberra, ACT, Australia", "Affiliations": "Flinders University South Australia; Australian National University", "Reprint Addresses": "Fisher, M (corresponding author), Flinders Univ S Australia, NHMRC Ctr Res Excellence Social Determinants Hlth, Southgate Inst Hlth Soc & Equ, GPO Box 2100, Adelaide, SA 5001, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "matt.fisher@flinders.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Baum, Fran/AGN-4014-2022; Freeman, Toby/GXV-3652-2022; Baum, Fran/AAJ-1896-2021", "ORCIDs": "Baum, Fran/0000-0002-2294-1368; Fisher, Matthew/0000-0003-3756-1146; Schram, Ashley/0000-0001-5231-6291", "Funding Orgs": "Centre of Research Excellence grant from the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council [APP1078046]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Centre of Research Excellence grant from the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council(National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by a Centre of Research Excellence grant from the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (grant #APP1078046). The funder had no role in: study design; collection, analysis and interpretation of data; writing of the article; or the decision to submit it for publication.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101911.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101911", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kus, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kus, Agnieszka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Polish experience from first-ever spectrum auction", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum auctions; SMRA; Polish LTE auction; Bidding behaviour; Non-binding bids", "Keywords Plus": "EQUILIBRIUM", "Abstract": "The Polish 4G spectrum auction was a watershed event for the Polish telecommunications market. For the first time in history, the Office of Electronic Communications decided to award spectrum by using an auction process. Polish regulators implemented a simultaneous multiple-round ascending-bid auction, which was widely used worldwide for selling spectrum. The process leading to the auction and the auction itself was lengthy and eventful. Due to the wrong auction design, the auction dragged on indefinitely, causing a delay in spectrum distribution. The auction ended only as a result of the government's intervention, after 8 months (513 rounds) of bidding that raised revenue of over PLN 9 billion (over EUR 2 billion). This paper describes in detail the rules of the Polish 4G auction, analyses bidding behaviour and auction dynamics of the crucial phases of auctions, and presents the final outcomes. It also draws lessons that could help policy makers in Poland and other countries in auction design.", "Addresses": "[Kus, Agnieszka] Pope John Paul II State Sch Higher Educ Biala Po, Fac Econ Sci, Biala Podlaska, Poland", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Kus, A (corresponding author), Pope John Paul II State Sch Higher Educ Biala Po, Fac Econ Sci, Biala Podlaska, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "a.kus@dydaktyka.pswbp.pl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kus, Agnieszka/0000-0002-6258-6823", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101971.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101971", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Arenal, A; Armuña, C; Feijoo, C; Ramos, S; Xu, ZM; Moreno, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Arenal, Alberto; Armuna, Cristina; Feijoo, Claudio; Ramos, Sergio; Xu, Zimu; Moreno, Ana", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Innovation ecosystems theory revisited: The case of artificial intelligence in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; China; Innovation ecosystems; Ecosystems theory; Triple helix", "Keywords Plus": "TRIPLE-HELIX; DYNAMICS; POLICY; STRATEGY; SYSTEMS", "Abstract": "Beyond the mainstream discussion on the key role of China in the global AI landscape, the knowledge about the real performance and future perspectives of the AI ecosystem in China is still limited. This paper evaluates the status and prospects of China's AI innovation ecosystem by developing a Triple Helix framework particularized for this case. Based on an in-depth qualitative study and on interviews with experts, the analysis section summarizes the way in which the AI innovation ecosystem in China is being built, which are the key features of the three spheres of the Triple Helix-governments, industry and academic/research institutions-as well as the dynamic context of the ecosystem through the identification of main aspects related to the flows of skills, knowledge and funding and the interactions among them. Using this approach, the discussion section illustrates the specificities of the AI innovation ecosystem in China, its strengths and its gaps, and which are its prospects. Overall, this revisited ecosystem approach permits the authors to address the complexity of emerging environments of innovation to draw meaningful conclusions which are not possible with mere observation. The results show how a favourable context, the broad adoption rate and the competition for talent and capital among regionalspecialized clusters are boosting the advance of AI in China, mainly in the business to customer arena. Finally, the paper highlights the challenges ahead in the current implementation of the ecosystem that will largely determine the potential global leadership of China in this domain.", "Addresses": "[Arenal, Alberto; Armuna, Cristina; Moreno, Ana] Tech Univ Madrid, Jose Gutierrez Abascal St 2, Madrid 28006, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Tongi Univ, Univ Politecn Madrid Sino Spanish Campus, Shanghai 200092, Peoples R China; [Arenal, Alberto; Armuna, Cristina; Ramos, Sergio] Natl Distance Learning Univ, Paseo Senda Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain; [Xu, Zimu] Coventry Univ, Int Ctr Transformat Entrepreneurship, Coventry, W Midlands, England", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Tongji University; Coventry University", "Reprint Addresses": "Arenal, A (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Jose Gutierrez Abascal St 2, Madrid 28006, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "albertoarenal@gmail.com; cristinaag@alumnos.upm.es; claudio.feijoo@gmail.com; sramos@cee.uned.es; zimu.xu0@gmail.com; ana.moreno.romero@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Ramos C., Sergio/KHX-5580-2024; Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; Arenal, Alberto/JPL-1737-2023; Xu, Zimu/JXN-0923-2024; Armuña, Cristina/ABF-7122-2020; X, Zimu/JBR-8110-2023; x, z/JWO-9725-2024; X, Zimu/C-4268-2019", "ORCIDs": "Ramos C., Sergio/0009-0000-1701-5020; X, Zimu/0000-0002-0419-2375; RAMOS, SERGIO/0000-0001-5771-116X; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Arenal, Alberto/0000-0003-0891-4088; ARMUNA, CRISTINA/0000-0002-3650-2702", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 121.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 19.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 145.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101960.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101960", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 27.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Carrillo, MR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Robles Carrillo, Margarita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Artificial intelligence: From ethics to law", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Ethics; Law", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "AI is the subject of a wide-ranging debate in which there is a growing concern about its ethical and legal aspects. Frequently, the two are mixed and confused despite being different issues and areas of knowledge. The ethical debate raises two main problems: the first, conceptual, relates to the idea and content of ethics; the second, functional, concerns its relationship with law. Both establish models of social behaviour, but they are different in scope and nature. The juridical analysis is based on a non-formalistic scientific methodology. This means that it is necessary to consider the nature and characteristics of the AI as a preliminary step to the definition of its legal paradigm. In this regard, there are two main issues: the relationship between artificial and human intelligence and the question of the unitary or diverse nature of the AI. From that theoretical and practical basis, the study of the legal system is carried out by examining its foundations, the governance model and the regulatory bases. According to this analysis, throughout the work and in the conclusions, International Law is identified as the principal legal framework for the regulation of AI.", "Addresses": "[Robles Carrillo, Margarita] Univ Granada, Network Engn & Secur Grp, Granada, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Granada", "Reprint Addresses": "Carrillo, MR (corresponding author), Univ Granada, Network Engn & Secur Grp, Granada, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mrobles@ugr.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Robles Carrillo, Margarita/0000-0002-6324-4665", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Government-MINECO; FEDER; European Union, Spain [TIN 2017-83494-R]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Government-MINECO(Spanish Government); FEDER(European Union (EU)Spanish Government); European Union, Spain(European Union (EU))", "Funding Text": "This work has been partially supported by Spanish Government-MINECO and FEDER, European Union, Spain funds, through project TIN 2017-83494-R.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 29.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 151.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101937.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101937", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Li, Q; Wu, YR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Li, Qing; Wu, Yanrui", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Intangible capital, ICT and sector growth in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Intangible capital; ICT; Sector growth; China", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FINANCIAL DEPENDENCE; CREDIT CONSTRAINTS; BUSINESS-CYCLE; FIRM-LEVEL; ASSETS; EUROPE; MODELS", "Abstract": "This paper explores how intangible capital affects the growth of ICT-intensive sectors in China by examining 29 sectors in 30 regions for the years 2003-2015. It is shown that the value added in ICT-intensive sectors in China will grow faster in regions with faster development of intangible capital. This effect is robust to alternative measures of intangible capital and ICT intensity indicators, and even if other region-level determinants of sector growth such as human capital, non-ICT physical capital and financial market development are taken into consideration. The findings imply that Chinese policy makers should aim for not only more ICT investment but also the development of intangible capital.", "Addresses": "[Li, Qing; Wu, Yanrui] Univ Western Australia, Dept Econ, Business Sch, Nedlands, WA, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Western Australia", "Reprint Addresses": "Wu, YR (corresponding author), Univ Western Australia, Dept Econ, Business Sch, Nedlands, WA, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "qingli@research.uwa.edu.au; yanrui.wu@uwa.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Li, Qing/ABC-5174-2020; Li, Qing/AAW-9799-2021; Wu, Yanrui/C-2458-2013", "ORCIDs": "Li, Qing/0000-0001-8671-3455; Wu, Yanrui/0000-0002-8966-1459", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 92.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101854.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101854", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Boik, A; Greenstein, S; Prince, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Boik, Andre; Greenstein, Shane; Prince, Jeffrey", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The persistence of broadband user behavior: Implications for universal service and competition policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In several markets, firms compete not for consumer expenditure but consumer attention. We examine user priorities over the allocation of their time, and interpret that behavior in light of policy discussions over universal service, data caps, and related policy topics, such as merger analysis. Specifically, we use extensive microdata on user online choice to characterize the demand for the services offered online, which drives a household's supply of attention. Our data cover a period of time that saw the introduction of many new and notable sites and new devices on which to access them. In our analysis, we assess how households supply their attention along various dimensions, such as their concentration of attention across the universe of sites and the amount of attention expenditure per domain visit. Remarkably, we find no change in how households allocated their attention despite drastically changing where they allocated it. Moreover, conditional on total attention expenditure, demographics entirely fail to predict our key measures of attention allocation decisions. We highlight several important implications, for policy and beyond, stemming from the persistence and demographic orthogonality of our novel attention measures.", "Addresses": "[Boik, Andre] Univ Calif Davis, Dept Econ, Davis, CA 95616 USA; [Greenstein, Shane] Harvard Sch Business, Dept Technol & Operat Management, Boston, MA USA; [Prince, Jeffrey] Indiana Univ, Dept Business Econ & Publ Policy, Kelley Sch Business, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Davis; Harvard University; Indiana University System; IU Kelley School of Business; Indiana University Bloomington", "Reprint Addresses": "Prince, J (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Business Econ & Publ Policy, Kelley Sch Business, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "aboik@ucdavis.edu; sgreenstein@hbs.edu; jeffprin@indiana.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Prince, Jeffrey/0000-0003-4844-8624", "Funding Orgs": "Kelley School of Business; Harvard Business School", "Funding Name Preferred": "Kelley School of Business; Harvard Business School", "Funding Text": "We thank the Kelley School of Business and the Harvard Business School for funding. We thank Michael Kummer, Scott Savage and Mo Xiao for excellent suggestions. We thank seminar audiences at Georgetown, Harvard, Northwestern, Oklahoma and the Federal Communications Commission, and conference participants at the American Economic Association Annual Meetings, the International Industrial Organization Conference, Silicon Flatirons, the Research Conference on Communications, Information, and Internet Policy, and the Searle Conference on Internet Commerce and Innovation. Philip Marx provided excellent research assistance, and Kate Adams provided excellent editorial assistance. We are responsible for all errors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101820.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Serna, N; Riascos, AJ; Martin, JD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Serna, Natalia; Riascos, Alvaro J.; David Martin, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Welfare effects of switching barriers through permanence clauses: Evidence from the mobiles market in Colombia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Serna, Natalia] Univ Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706 USA; [Riascos, Alvaro J.] Quantil Univ Los Andes, CEEB Banco Republ, Cali, Colombia; [David Martin, Juan] Quantil, Carrera 7 77-07,Of 901, Bogota, Colombia", "Affiliations": "University of Wisconsin System; University of Wisconsin Madison", "Reprint Addresses": "Serna, N (corresponding author), Univ Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nserna@wisc.edu; alvaro.riascos@quantil.com.co; juandavid.martin@quantil.com.co", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Quantil", "Funding Name Preferred": "Quantil", "Funding Text": "We thank Fenalco and GM for providing the data for this study and Quantil for financial support. We are also in-debt with several industry participants for comments and, specially with Juan Esteban Carranza and Jorge Florez, for helpful comments and suggestions regarding model specification and parameter identification. Acknowledgements also go to seminar participants of Quantil's Applied Mathematics Seminar and the Industrial Organization Seminar of the University of los Andes, Bogota.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 310.0, "End Page": 323.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jayakar, K; Park, EA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jayakar, Krishna; Park, Eun-A", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reforming the lifeline program: Regulatory federalism in action?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING TELEPHONE DEMAND; DECENNIAL CENSUS-DATA", "Abstract": "This paper considers whether common national standards for determining participants' eligibility and designating service providers in the Lifeline program are preferable to a decentralized system where state utility commissions have greater influence over these program parameters. Two recent decisions of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), a 2016 Order and its reversal in March 2017, on the designation of Eligible Telecommunications Carriers to provide broadband Lifeline service, centered on this question. Statistical analysis of program data demonstrates that state-by-state variations in enrollment may be attributed to state-level policy actions, after controlling for alternative demographic and economic explanations. This paper concludes that national standards may reduce state-by-state variations in program participation rates.", "Addresses": "[Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, Dept Telecommun, 314 B Willard Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA; [Park, Eun-A] Western State Colorado Univ, Dept Commun Arts Languages & Literature, Taylor Hall 222C, Gunnison, CO 81231 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Jayakar, K (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, Dept Telecommun, 314 B Willard Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kpj1@psu.edu; epark@western.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 67.0, "End Page": 75.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ryu, MH; Yang, SY; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ryu, Min Ho; Yang, Shuying; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do telecom carrier takeovers create value? Longitudinal analysis of US telecom carrier takeovers from 1996 to 2005", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mergers and acquisitions; U.S telecom carriers; Shareholders' wealth; Longitudinal financial performance", "Keywords Plus": "CROSS-INDUSTRY MERGERS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY; CORPORATE PERFORMANCE; FIRM SIZE; ACQUISITIONS; VALUATION", "Abstract": "Takeovers by telecommunications carriers have surged during between 1996 and 2005, stimulated by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. In this study, we hypothesize and test the short-term and long-term performance of telecommunications carrier mergers and acquisitions (M&As) between 1996 and 2005 according to three main categories (strategic types, bidder characteristics, and payment methods). For short-term performance, this study investigates abnormal market returns of bidding firms after M&A announcements and our study shows that telecommunications carrier M&A announcements do result in a significant increase in shareholder wealth in the short run. However, from a long-term perspective, which has been investigated in terms of the survival rate and the operating performance after M&As, the telcos experience a statistically significant decrease of up to 10%. The results also show that though strategic type, bidder characteristics, and payment method play an important role in the value creation of M&As in the short term, only the bidder size matters in the success of M&As over a long period of time.", "Addresses": "[Ryu, Min Ho] Hoseo Univ, Grad Sch Management Technol, Asan, South Korea; [Yang, Shuying] Tencent, Shenzhen, Peoples R China; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hoseo University; Tencent; Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]; Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 395.0, "End Page": 408.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Galetovic, A; Haber, S; Zaretzki, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Galetovic, Alexander; Haber, Stephen; Zaretzki, Lew", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An estimate of the average cumulative royalty yield in the world mobile phone industry: Theory, measurement and results", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY", "Abstract": "An influential literature argues that dispersed patent ownership may lead to royalty stacking and excessive running royalties, thus increasing the long-run marginal cost of manufacturing phones and their prices. One set of estimates claims that the royalty stack is on the order of 20-40 percent of the value of the average phone. In order to assess this claim, we estimate the average cumulative royalty yield the sum total of patent royalty payments earned by licensors, divided by the total value of mobile phones shipped in the world mobile phone industry between 2007 and 2016. We follow the money and identify, with varying accuracy, 39 potential licensors in the smartphone value chain. We find that, of these, only 29 charged royalties in 2016, running from a low of $1.6 million to a high of $7.7 billion, summing to $14.2 billion in total, which compares with $425.1 billion in mobile phone sales. The average cumulative royalty yield in 2016 was 3.3 percent or $7.20 per phone. If we restrict this only to smart phones, the result would be $9.60 per phone, roughly 3.4 percent of the average selling price. A sensitivity analysis shows that even under a very restrictive set of assumptions, the average cumulative royalty yield on a smartphone would not exceed 5.6 percent.", "Addresses": "[Galetovic, Alexander] Univ Los Andes, Av Monsenor Alvaro Portillo 12-455, Santiago 7620001, Chile; [Haber, Stephen] Stanford Univ, Hoover Inst, Stanford, CA 94305 USA; [Zaretzki, Lew] Hamilton IPV, POB 424, Los Altos, CA 94023 USA", "Affiliations": "Universidad de los Andes - Chile; Stanford University", "Reprint Addresses": "Galetovic, A (corresponding author), Univ Los Andes, Av Monsenor Alvaro Portillo 12-455, Santiago 7620001, Chile.;Haber, S (corresponding author), Stanford Univ, Hoover Inst, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.;Zaretzki, L (corresponding author), Hamilton IPV, POB 424, Los Altos, CA 94023 USA.", "Email Addresses": "alexander@galetovic.cl; haber@stanford.edu; lew.zaretzki@hamiltonipv.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Hoover IP2", "Funding Name Preferred": "Hoover IP2", "Funding Text": "Alexander Galetovic is Professor of Economics, Universidad de los Andes, Santiago, Chile. He gratefully acknowledges the financial support of Hoover IP2. Stephen Haber is A.A. and Jeanne Welch Milligan Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences, Professor of Political Science, Professor of History, Professor (by courtesy) of Economics, Senior Fellow of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, and Peter and Helen Bing Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, at Stanford University. Haber directs the Hoover Institution Working Group on Intellectual Property, Innovation, and Prosperity (Hoover IP2). Hoover IP2 succeeded the Hoover Project on Commercializing Innovation (PCI). To ensure academic freedom and independence, both PCI and IP2, along with all work associated with them, have only been supported by unrestricted gifts. Some major donors have included Microsoft, Pfizer, and Qualconun. Lew Zaretzki is Managing Director, Hamilton IPV a Silicon Valley IP strategy consulting firm. He received no financial support from any client or potential client.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 263.0, "End Page": 276.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cambini, C; Garelli, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cambini, Carlo; Garelli, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum fees and market performance: A quantitative analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum availability; License fees; Mobile revenues", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper aims at providing evidence on the impact of spectrum fees and spectrum availability on mobile operators' industry revenues by using an original dataset of firms operating in 24 Countries in the period 2005-2014. The analysis quantitatively identifies the relationship between mobile market revenue and their determinants, among which spectrum availability and license fees are included. The analysis provides evidence that spectrum availability and fees are not significantly correlated with mobile industry revenues suggesting that market expectations to extract additional revenues from the mobile service following new spectrum auctions are likely not to be respected.", "Addresses": "[Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, Florence Sch Regulat, European Univ Inst, Turin, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Politecn Torino, Boston Consulting Grp, Turin, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Politecn Torino, Turin, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Florence Sch Regulat, Florence, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Politecn Milan, Milan, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Boston Consulting Grp Inc, Boston, MA USA", "Affiliations": "European University Institute; Polytechnic University of Turin; Polytechnic University of Turin; Boston Consulting Group (BCG); Polytechnic University of Turin; Polytechnic University of Milan; Boston Consulting Group (BCG)", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, DIGEP, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "carlo.cambini@polito.it; nicola@ssn.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 355.0, "End Page": 366.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Reuver, M; Ondrus, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Reuver, Mark; Ondrus, Jan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "When technological superiority is not enough: The struggle to impose the SIM card as the NFC Secure Element for mobile payment platforms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile payment; Ecosystems; Multi-sided platforms; Secure element; Digital platforms", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; COLLABORATION; COOPERATION; INNOVATION; EVOLUTION; OPENNESS", "Abstract": "Mobile network operators have long played an essential role in the Near Field Communication (NFC) mobile payment ecosystem. In most implementations, the SIM card has been the main technical component to secure payments. Currently, mobile payment providers are increasingly planning to place the Secure Element (SE) for authentication in the handset or cloud, rather than on the SIM card. This paper unveils factors that influence stakeholder preferences for the SE location. To structure the analysis, we use a multi-level framework based on concepts borrowed from multi-sided platform theory. Using interviews with stakeholders, we elicit themes and preferences for each level of the framework (provider, technology, and user). Our findings explain why mobile network operators, despite their superior technology, will likely lose the battle for control in the mobile payment ecosystem.", "Addresses": "[de Reuver, Mark] Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, Dept Engn Syst & Serv, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands; [Ondrus, Jan] ESSEC Business Sch, 5 Nepal Pk, Singapore 139408, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology; ESSEC Business School", "Reprint Addresses": "de Reuver, M (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, Dept Engn Syst & Serv, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "g.a.dereuver@tudelft.nl; ondrus@essec.edu", "Researcher Ids": "de Reuver, Mark/N-4848-2016; de Reuver, Mark/ABF-6649-2021; Ondrus, Jan/D-7056-2015", "ORCIDs": "de Reuver, Mark/0000-0002-6302-7185; de Reuver, Mark/0000-0002-6302-7185; Ondrus, Jan/0000-0002-3825-8969", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 253.0, "End Page": 262.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Czajkowski, M; Sobolewski, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Czajkowski, Mikolaj; Sobolewski, Maciej", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How much do switching costs and local network effects contribute to consumer lock-in in mobile telephony?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Switching costs; Local network effects; Mobile telecommunications; Mobile number portability; Stated preference; Discrete choice experiment; Random parameters logit model", "Keywords Plus": "NONMARKET VALUATION; CHOICE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; COMPETITION; MARKET", "Abstract": "Our study focuses on the identification and measurement of switching costs and local network effects in mobile telecommunications. As these two phenomena are the two components of consumer lock-in, omitting one of them likely results in biased estimates of the second, limiting applicability to policy relevant questions. Yet, there have been only a few attempts to integrate them into one model of subscriber behavior. Our study adds to this stream of research by applying a discrete choice experiment designed specifically to model subscription choices on a representative sample of mobile phone users in Poland. We find that the effective prices of calls appear to be a major determinant of operator choice. Switching costs continue to affect consumer behavior despite the introduction of number portability. Local network effects represent a smaller, albeit significant, component of consumer lock-in. Subscribers are heterogeneous with respect to the magnitudes of both lock-in components. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Czajkowski, Mikolaj; Sobolewski, Maciej] Univ Warsaw, Dept Econ, PL-00325 Warsaw, Poland", "Affiliations": "University of Warsaw", "Reprint Addresses": "Sobolewski, M (corresponding author), Univ Warsaw, Dept Econ, PL-00325 Warsaw, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "miq@wne.uw.edu.pl; maciej.sobolewski@uw.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Czajkowski, Mikołaj/K-2292-2012; Sobolewski, Maciej/ABD-4278-2020", "ORCIDs": "Czajkowski, Mikołaj/0000-0001-5118-2308; Sobolewski, Maciej/0000-0003-1327-9816", "Funding Orgs": "Polish National Science Center [2012/05/B/HS4/04199]; Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education; Foundation for Polish Science", "Funding Name Preferred": "Polish National Science Center; Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education(Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland); Foundation for Polish Science(Foundation for Polish Science)", "Funding Text": "Financial support from the Polish National Science Center (Grant number 2012/05/B/HS4/04199) is gratefully acknowledged. MC gratefully acknowledges the support of the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the Foundation for Polish Science. Both authors are grateful to two anonymous reviewers and the Editors for their helpful comments on the previous version of the paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 855.0, "End Page": 869.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haucap, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haucap, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Consumer behavior and telecommunications policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Haucap, J (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "haucap@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 625.0, "End Page": 626.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Barth, AK; Heimeshoff, U", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Barth, Anne-Kathrin; Heimeshoff, Ulrich", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What is the magnitude of fixed-mobile call substitution? Empirical evidence from 16 European countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic panel model; Fixed-mobile substitution; Telecommunication markets", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS SUBSTITUTION; DEMAND; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE; ELASTICITIES; COMPETITION; TELEPHONY; MARKETS", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the degree of Fixed-mobile call substitution (FMCS) within different European countries. We use quarterly data from 2004 to mid-2010 on 16 mainly Western European countries. By applying dynamic panel data techniques, we are able to estimate short- and long-run elasticities of the telecommunication usage prices on the fixed-line call demand. The own-price and cross-price elasticities found give strong empirical evidence for substitutional effects towards mobile services. In particular, the estimated cross-price elasticities of the mobile price on the fixed-line call demand are relatively large compared to other studies. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Barth, Anne-Kathrin; Heimeshoff, Ulrich] DICE, Mannheim, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Barth, AK (corresponding author), DICE, Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "anne-kathrin.barth@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de; ulrich.heimeshoff@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 771.0, "End Page": 782.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tselekounis, M; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tselekounis, Markos; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Investments in next generation access infrastructures under regulatory uncertainty", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Access regulation; Dynamic efficiency; Investment incentives; Regulatory uncertainty; Social welfare; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS; PRICE REGULATION; COMPETITION; INCENTIVES; SPILLOVERS", "Abstract": "This article studies the impact of regulatory uncertainty on an incumbent's incentives to undertake the socially optimal investments in NGA networks. Thus, a regulatory non-commitment setting in which the regulator sets the access price after the deployment of the NGA network is used. In particular, it is assumed that the regulator sets the access price at the marginal cost of providing the access with some probability and gives an access markup, which equals the average cost of the investments, with the complementary probability. It is found that when the slope of the marginal investment cost function is not particularly steep in relation to the impact of investments on demand, the incumbent underinvests compared to the socially optimal investment level. On the contrary, in a more realistic case when the impact of investments on demand is low in relation to the slope of the marginal investment cost function, the incumbent may overinvest or underinvest depending on the probability of incorporating an access markup into the access price. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tselekounis, Markos; Varoutas, Dimitris] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Varoutas, D (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "markos@di.uoa.gr; D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Tselekounis, Markos/I-5158-2014", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Tselekounis, Markos/0000-0003-0014-6053", "Funding Orgs": "European Union (European Social Fund ESF); Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF)-Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union (European Social Fund ESF)(European Union (EU)European Social Fund (ESF)); Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF)-Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund", "Funding Text": "This research has been co-financed by the European Union (European Social Fund ESF) and Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF)-Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 879.0, "End Page": 892.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Manenti, FM; Scialà, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Manenti, Fabio M.; Sciala, Antonio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Access regulation, entry and investments in telecommunications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Ladder of investment; Access regulation; Interconnection", "Keywords Plus": "STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS; PRICE REGULATION; SPILLOVERS; LADDER", "Abstract": "This paper presents a model of competition between an incumbent and an entrant firm in telecommunications. The entrant has the option to enter the market with or without having preliminary invested in its own infrastructure; in case of facility based entry, the entrant has also the option to invest in the provision of enhanced services. In the case of resale based entry the entrant needs access to the incumbent network. Unlike the rival, the incumbent has always the option to upgrade the existing network to provide advanced services. We study the impact of access regulation on the type of entry and on firms' investments. We find that without regulation the incumbent sets the access charge to prevent resale based entry and this generates a social inefficient level of facility based entry. Access regulation may discourage welfare enhancing investments, thus also inducing a socially inefficient outcome. We extend the model to account for negotiated interconnection in the case of facilities based entry. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Manenti, Fabio M.] Univ Padua, Dipartimento Sci Econ & Aziendali M Fanno, I-35123 Padua, Italy; [Sciala, Antonio] Univ Roma Tre, Dipartimento Diritto Econ & Anal Econ Ist, Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Padua; Roma Tre University", "Reprint Addresses": "Manenti, FM (corresponding author), Univ Padua, Dipartimento Sci Econ & Aziendali M Fanno, Via Santo 33, I-35123 Padua, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "fabio.manenti@unipd.it; asciala@uniroma3.it", "Researcher Ids": "Manenti, Fabio Maria/ABE-8936-2020", "ORCIDs": "Manenti, Fabio Maria/0000-0003-2671-0900; SCIALA', Antonio/0000-0003-3612-5158", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 450.0, "End Page": 468.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Madden, G; Morey, A; Theoharakis, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Madden, Gary; Morey, Aaron; Theoharakis, Bill", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "On the statistical identification of technology disruption (Reprinted from G. Madden's et al., Telecommunications Policy vol 36,pg 82, 2012)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Reprint", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technology disruption; Fixed-line penetration; Mobile telephony", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE", "Abstract": "This study suggests a statistical procedure to identify technology disruption. In particular, a threshold autoregressive model enables the identification of threshold penetration for disruptive technology that affects the dynamic adjustment of an established technology. Both the magnitude and direction of the impact is identified by country World Bank income category in the context of the impact of (disruptive) mobile telephone diffusion on (primary) fixed-line markets. Importantly, as the procedure only requires a short time-series for the introduced technology and can readily be conducted on an ongoing basis. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Madden, Gary; Morey, Aaron] Curtin Univ Technol, Perth, WA 6845, Australia; [Theoharakis, Bill] Univ New S Wales, Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia", "Affiliations": "Curtin University; University of New South Wales Sydney", "Reprint Addresses": "Madden, G (corresponding author), Curtin Univ Technol, Perth, WA 6845, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "g.madden@curtin.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 676.0, "End Page": 684.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Akematsu, Y; Shinohara, S; Tsuji, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Akematsu, Yuji; Shinohara, Sobee; Tsuji, Masatsugu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Empirical analysis of factors promoting the Japanese 3G mobile phone", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "3G mobile; Dynamic panel data analysis; Network externalities; Network effects", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INTERNET; DIFFUSION; TELEPHONY; SERVICES; DEMAND; GROWTH; KOREA; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper aims to specify factors promoting the 3G mobile in Japan. The factors are represented by value-added services such as FeliCa, which enables e-payment, data roaming services, and full music downloads. Panel data from the three main carriers, which occupy over 90% of the Japanese mobile market, is utilized. In order to control network effects as well as the endogeneity of variables, the Arellano-Bond dynamic panel estimation is adopted. As a result, the launch of the iPhone 3G. FeliCa, data roaming, full music downloads, and the flat rate are revealed to have affected the diffusion of the 3G mobile in Japan. The results, reflecting the importance of value-added services, can be applied not only to the next generation mobile development, but also to the promotion of 3G networks in other countries. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Akematsu, Yuji] Osaka Univ, Grad Sch Econ, Toyonaka, Osaka 5600043, Japan; [Shinohara, Sobee; Tsuji, Masatsugu] Univ Hyogo, Grad Sch Appl Informat, Chuo Ku, Kobe, Hyogo 6500047, Japan; [Shinohara, Sobee] KDDI & KDDI Res Inst, Chiyoda Ku, Tokyo 1028460, Japan; [Tsuji, Masatsugu] Natl Cheng Kung Univ, Dept Urban Planning, Tainan 701, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Osaka University; University of Hyogo; KDDI Corporation; National Cheng Kung University", "Reprint Addresses": "Akematsu, Y (corresponding author), Osaka Univ, Grad Sch Econ, 1-7 Machikaneyama, Toyonaka, Osaka 5600043, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "y.akematsu@sky.plala.or.jp; shino@kddi.com; tsuji@ai.u-hyogo.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 175.0, "End Page": 186.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.027", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hogendorn, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hogendorn, Christiaan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Excessive(?) entry of national telecom networks, 1990-2001", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Investment; Capacity; Fiber-optic networks", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper documents entry and capacity expansion in US long-distance fiber-optic networks before and during the telecom boom. It disentangles the many swaps and leases between networks in order to measure owned route miles versus route miles shared with other carriers. Entry is still extensive, but more moderate when these shared miles are not counted. It concludes that entry was excessive primarily with regard to swaps and leases, but less so with regard to the physical building of the networks. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Wesleyan Univ, Dept Econ, Middletown, CT 06457 USA", "Affiliations": "Wesleyan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hogendorn, C (corresponding author), Wesleyan Univ, Dept Econ, 238 Church St, Middletown, CT 06457 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chogendorn@wesleyan.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "NET Institute", "Funding Name Preferred": "NET Institute", "Funding Text": "I thank Nicholas Economides, Lisa George, Shane Greenstein, Joyce Jacobsen, Jonathan Kraushaar, Steven Lanning, Andrew Odlyzko, Russell Pittman, and Katja Seim for helpful comments. All errors are of course my own. I thank the NET Institute for funding for this research. Adelina Halim and Jayson Whitehorn provided able research assistance.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 920.0, "End Page": 932.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Kim, Y; Gaston, N; Lestage, R; Kim, Y; Flacher, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Jihwan; Kim, Yunhee; Gaston, Noel; Lestage, Romain; Kim, Yeonbae; Flacher, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Access regulation and infrastructure investment in the mobile telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; MVNO; MNO; Access regulation; Investment; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; COMPETITION; INNOVATION; GROWTH; MARKET; ENTRY; PERSPECTIVE; EFFICIENT; MODELS", "Abstract": "While mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) increase competition in the mobile telecommunications industry, granting market access to MVNOs may have unwanted consequences. In particular, infrastructure investment by incumbent mobile network operators (MNOs) may be smaller. This paper examines the effects of MVNO entry and access regulation on the investment behavior of MNOs. It uses firm-level data for 58 MNOs in 21 OECD countries during 2000-2008. The results suggest that mandated provision of access is related to lower investment intensity of MNOs, while voluntary access provision has no effect. Although reduced investment incentives do not necessarily correspond to under-investment, this underscores the need for those countries where MVNOs are provided access to address the issue of investment incentives. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Jihwan; Kim, Yunhee; Kim, Yeonbae] Seoul Natl Univ, Coll Engn, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program TEMEP, Seoul 151747, South Korea; [Gaston, Noel] Bond Univ, Globalisat & Dev Ctr, Gold Coast, Qld 4229, Australia; [Gaston, Noel] Bond Univ, Sch Business, Gold Coast, Qld 4229, Australia; [Lestage, Romain; Flacher, David] Univ Paris 13, Ctr Econ, F-93430 Villetaneuse, France; [Lestage, Romain] France Telecom, Orange Labs, F-92794 Issy Les Moulineaux 9, France", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Bond University; Bond University; Universite Paris 13; Orange SA", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, Y (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Coll Engn, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program TEMEP, 599 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 151747, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "kimy1234@snu.ac.kr; kimy1234@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Yeonbae/0000-0002-1124-1155; Flacher, David/0000-0003-3609-0637", "Funding Orgs": "Science and Technology Amicable Relationship (STAR) project; National Research Foundation of the Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology; French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; French Ministry of Higher Education and Research", "Funding Name Preferred": "Science and Technology Amicable Relationship (STAR) project; National Research Foundation of the Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology; French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; French Ministry of Higher Education and Research", "Funding Text": "We are grateful for the financial support from the Science and Technology Amicable Relationship (STAR) project funded by the National Research Foundation of the Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The authors are also grateful to Gulasekaran Rajaguru, three referees and the editor, Erik Bohlin, for their valuable comments. The views expressed in this Nicer are those of the authors alone.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 907.0, "End Page": 919.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gideon, C; Gabel, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gideon, Carolyn; Gabel, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Disconnecting: Understanding decline in universal service", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Intermodal competition; Lifeline; Link-Up; Wireless; Telephone penetration", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "At a time when choices for voice service and funding for universal service were growing, the United States experienced an unprecedented drop in household telephone penetration. Universal service in voice telephony is generally taken for granted in the United States. However, recent data from the FCC shows a significant decline in the number of U.S. households that have a telephone of any kind (including mobile), from a peak in telephone penetration of 95.5% in March 2003 down to 92.9% in November 2005. This decline is both statistically significant and meaningful, as approximately 2.6% of U.S. households could not easily reach 911 for emergencies. This study uses regression analysis of state-level data to determine what drove this decline in universal service. The results demonstrate that the recent decline in universal service in the U.S. is driven by an increase in black population, inadequate consumer protection laws, and increases in wireless telephones per capita. Lifeline effectiveness does not appear to mitigate the decline in penetration, while Link-Up effectiveness may have a limited effect. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gideon, Carolyn] Tufts Univ, Fletcher Sch, Medford, MA 02155 USA; [Gabel, David] CUNY Queens Coll, Dept Econ, Flushing, NY 11367 USA; [Gabel, David] Natl Regulatory Res Inst, Silver Spring, MD 20910 USA", "Affiliations": "Tufts University; City University of New York (CUNY) System; Queens College NY (CUNY)", "Reprint Addresses": "Gideon, C (corresponding author), Tufts Univ, Fletcher Sch, 160 Packard Ave, Medford, MA 02155 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Carolyn.gideon@tufts.edu; david.gabel@qc.cuny.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 737.0, "End Page": 751.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, YC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Ya-Ching", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competitive relationships between traditional and contemporary telecommunication services in Taiwan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Gratification; Niche; 3G; VoIP; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "INTERPERSONAL MEDIA COMPETITION; GRATIFICATION NICHES; TELEVISION-NEWS; MASS-MEDIA; E-MAIL; COEXISTENCE; NEWSPAPER; PLANT; TALK", "Abstract": "This study sets out to examine the competitive relationships that exist within the telecommunications market using the niche theory on the personal gratifications and system gratifications dimensions. The findings from the analysis of 363 survey responses indicate that traditional and contemporary telecommunication services offer different specializations to satisfy their consumers. Overall, mobile telecommunication services partially replace wired services, on personal gratifications dimensions in particular. The system gratifications dimensions of the wired telecommunication services facilitate the existence of wired services. New telecommunication services (3G and VoIP) partially replace old telecommunication services (home landline and 2G) in providing greater satisfaction in entertainment. The results also demonstrate that VoIP does not impose competitive displacement effects on home landline, 2G, and 3G services. Limitation and suggestions are discussed. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Natl Sun Yat Sen Univ, Inst Commun Management, Kaohsiung 80424, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Sun Yat Sen University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, YC (corresponding author), Natl Sun Yat Sen Univ, Inst Commun Management, 70 Lieng Hai Rd, Kaohsiung 80424, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "yaclee@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 543.0, "End Page": 554.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.017", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chakraborty, C; Nandi, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chakraborty, Chandana; Nandi, Banani", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "'Mainline' telecommunications infrastructure, levels of development and economic growth: Evidence from a panel of developing countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Developing countries; Telecommunications infrastructure; Spillover network effects; Development gap; Growth convergence; Per capita growth; Mainline tele-density; Cointegration; Causality", "Keywords Plus": "COINTEGRATION; TESTS; COSTS", "Abstract": "This paper assesses the growth impact of telecommunications infrastructure investment in developing countries by subjecting country-specific data on mainline tele-density and per capita growth to a Granger causality test within a panel cointegration framework. The results suggest that growth effects vary widely across country groupings reflecting different levels of development. Mainline tele-density and per capita growth strongly reinforce each other for countries that are relatively less developed. The reinforcement effect is even stronger for emerging countries that can be identified by their higher than average growth rates. In contrast, there is, at best, weak evidence of bi-directional causal links between the two variables for countries that are relatively more developed. These differences in the mainline tele-density and per capita growth relationships suggest that investment in telecommunications infrastructure, with its potential to generate high growth return, may serve as the critical tool for driving the growth and development process forward in the less developed countries. Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Chakraborty, Chandana] Montclair State Univ, Montclair, NJ 07043 USA; [Nandi, Banani] AT&T Shannon Labs, Florham Pk, NJ 07932 USA", "Affiliations": "Montclair State University; AT&T", "Reprint Addresses": "Chakraborty, C (corresponding author), Montclair State Univ, Montclair, NJ 07043 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chakrabortyc@mail.montclair.edu; ban@homer.att.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 42.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 49.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 441.0, "End Page": 449.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Freyens, BP; Yerokhin, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Freyens, Benoit Pierre; Yerokhin, Oleg", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Allocative vs. technical spectrum efficiency", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Efficiency; Trading; Transaction cost; Uncertainty", "Keywords Plus": "MARKETS", "Abstract": "Achieving allocative and technically efficient spectrum management is a key aspect of deregulatory reforms in several OECD countries. However, reform legislation offers few clues as to how these objectives should rank when they conflict with one another. An 'innocent' prior acquisition of service-neutral spectrum at an efficiently run auction may prove allocative efficient but fail to be technically efficient if the spectrum is left fallow in the short term. Accountability for the productive usage of a public resource and pressures from short-term political cycles may induce regulators to mandate some minimal level of activity. Two plausible regulatory responses are considered: use it or lose it clauses and spectrum trading incentives. The former favours technical efficiency whilst the latter promotes allocative efficiency. The argument is formalised in a simple economic model buttressing the roles of uncertainty and transaction costs to assert the primacy of allocative efficiency over technical efficiency. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Freyens, Benoit Pierre] Univ Canberra, Fac Business & Govt, Dept Econ, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia; [Yerokhin, Oleg] Univ Wollongong, Sch Econ, Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Canberra; University of Wollongong", "Reprint Addresses": "Freyens, BP (corresponding author), Univ Canberra, Fac Business & Govt, Dept Econ, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "Benoit.Freyens@canberra.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Yerokhin, Oleg/0000-0003-1497-3156; FREYENS, Benoit Pierre/0000-0002-5280-1382", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 291.0, "End Page": 300.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, J; Liang, XJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang Jing; Liang Xiong-Jian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Business ecosystem strategies of mobile network operators in the 3G era: The case of China Mobile", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Business ecosystem; Mobile network operator; Keystone strategy; 3G; Mobile data service; China Mobile", "Keywords Plus": "WIRELESS; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "In order to define the mobile network operators' strategies of building value network in the 3G era, this paper applies the ecosystem principles to the mobile industry through a China Mobile case study. Based on an analytical framework of such principles, this paper reviews China Mobile's ecosystem, and identifies its success factors and problems. The results indicate that a complete ecosystem, where mobile network operators collaborate closely with value-added service providers, content/application providers, equipment and device manufacturers, and other involved organizations, can promote the development of mobile data services substantially. Therefore, mobile network operators should play a central role in the ecosystem by managing the entire value-chain and setting up proper value-sharing mechanisms. However, while doing so, problems may arise because of regulatory issues and information asymmetry. High-value common assets, a centralized management system, partner selection schemes and continuous innovations are important success factors. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Zhang Jing; Liang Xiong-Jian] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "andiezhang2005@yahoo.com.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 71.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 79.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 88.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 156.0, "End Page": 171.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Crocioni, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Crocioni, Pietro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Net Neutrality in Europe: Desperately seeking a market failure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Net Neutrality; Foreclosure; Competitive-bottleneck; Congestion", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKETS", "Abstract": "Net Neutrality has become the focus of attention in the regulatory debate on the Internet. This article attempts to strip down the debate to its bare essential. It identifies two main types of Net Neutrality obligations that have been put forward and assesses what type of potential concerns they may be designed to address. It concludes that while some of these concerns may be important it remains doubtful (at least in Europe) that an ex ante per se rule, such as those proposed under the Net Neutrality term, is the best way to address them. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Warwick, Ctr Management Regulat, Warwick Business Sch, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England", "Affiliations": "University of Warwick", "Reprint Addresses": "Crocioni, P (corresponding author), Univ Warwick, Ctr Management Regulat, Warwick Business Sch, Scarman Rd, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England.", "Email Addresses": "pcrocioni@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 11.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rabbani, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rabbani, Maysam", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet price, speed, and disparity: The case of rural healthcare in the United States", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet speed; Two-part pricing; Internet subsidy; Telehealth", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "Healthcare providers (HCPs) and patients are increasingly relying on telehealth services (healthcare provision over the internet) to provide and seek care. It turns internet access disparities into a health equity concern, i.e., poor internet access can contribute to poor health. In response, two federal programs in the United States - Healthcare Connect Fund and the Telecom Program - subsidize internet access for HCPs in rural or remote areas. I use a two-part pricing approach to examine the evolution of internet speed and price for HCPs that received internet subsidies during 2014-2020. I find that HCP internet is annually getting 30.77% faster and 5.23% cheaper. During the same period, the cost to subscribe to an internet service and the cost to raise bandwidth have annually fallen by 5.02% and 7.83%, respectively. A comparison of the trends between rural and urban HCPs suggests that the rural/urban divide in internet access has shrunk during the study years. It indicates that the subsidy programs likely have achieved their stated goal of improving rural internet.", "Addresses": "[Rabbani, Maysam] Montclair State Univ, Feliciano Sch Business, Montclair, NJ 07043 USA", "Affiliations": "Montclair State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rabbani, M (corresponding author), Montclair State Univ, Feliciano Sch Business, Montclair, NJ 07043 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rabbanim@montclair.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rabbani, Maysam/0000-0002-3836-3224", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102674.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102674", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JA2M2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170363800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mwananziche, J; Myovella, G; Karacuka, M; Haucap, J; Moshi, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mwananziche, Josephat; Myovella, Godwin; Karacuka, Mehmet; Haucap, Justus; Moshi, Goodiel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is digitalization a booster for economic growth in Africa? Short run and long run evidence from Tanzania", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Economic growth; ARDL models; Africa; Tanzania", "Keywords Plus": "CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP; ICT; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFORMATION; MOBILE; PRODUCTIVITY; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "The least developed countries (LDCs) must experience faster economic growth rates if they are to catch up to the industrialized nations. A key factor in advancing economic growth and development in the digital age are information and communication technologies (ICT). We use time series data from 1994 to 2021 and use an autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) technique to estimate the effects of ICT on GDP growth for Tanzania, the world's most populous country located entirely south of the equator. We establish a causal relationship between ICT infrastructure/access and GDP growth in Tanzania, accounting for both short-run and long-run dynamics. In particular, mobile telephone subscription growth exhibits a significant impact on economic growth in both the short and the long run in Tanzania. This suggests that, at early stages of digitalization, adoption of mobile telecommunications gives a boost to economic growth, as early adapters tend to be very effective users. However, diminishing marginal returns appear to result, as other production factors may not fully absorb technological advancements.", "Addresses": "[Mwananziche, Josephat; Myovella, Godwin; Moshi, Goodiel] Univ Dodoma, Dodoma, Tanzania; [Karacuka, Mehmet] Ege Univ, Izmir, Turkiye; [Karacuka, Mehmet; Haucap, Justus] Heinrich Heine Univ, DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ege University; Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Ege Univ, Izmir, Turkiye.;Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Heinrich Heine Univ, DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "joenziche@gmail.com; myovellagd@gmail.com; mehmet.karacuka@ege.edu.tr; justus.haucap@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de; gcmoshi@googlemail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 81.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102679.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102679", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OK1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111197500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nkoa, BEO; Beyene, BO; Simb, JFNN; Eloundou, GN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nkoa, Bruno Emmanuel Ongo; Beyene, Blaise Ondoua; Simb, Jacky Flore Ngo Nsoa; Eloundou, Georges Ngnouwal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does social media improve women's political empowerment in Africa?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; Social media; S-GMM; Women political empowerment", "Keywords Plus": "VOTER TURNOUT; PANEL-DATA; GENDER; IMPACT; INTERNET; PARTICIPATION; INFORMATION; INSTABILITY; GOVERNANCE; EMPLOYMENT", "Abstract": "The use of social media has grown significantly in Africa over the past two decades and is the subject of recent literature. In this article, we examine its direct and indirect effects on women's political empowerment (WPE) in Africa. Based on a sample of 45 African countries, we specify and estimate a panel data model using the Pooled Ordinary Least Square (POLS) method and the System Generalized Method of Moment (S-GMM) over the period 2009-2019. Our results show that social media, as measured by the Facebook penetration rate, significantly increases WPE. Their effects are channeled through the diffusion of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), electricity consumption, human capital and political stability. The robustness of the results is proven by alternative measures of WPE and social media. In order to strengthen WPE, public policies must increase women's access to social media.", "Addresses": "[Nkoa, Bruno Emmanuel Ongo] Univ Yaounde 2, CEREG, ACEDA, Soa, Cameroon; [Beyene, Blaise Ondoua; Simb, Jacky Flore Ngo Nsoa; Eloundou, Georges Ngnouwal] Univ Dschang, Dschang Sch Econ & Management, LAREFA, ACEDA, Dschang, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Beyene, BO (corresponding author), Univ Dschang, Dschang Sch Econ & Management, LAREFA, ACEDA, Dschang, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "ongoema@yahoo.fr; ondouabeyeneblaise@gmail.com; Jacky.simb@yahoo.fr; eloundou29@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "NGNOUWAL ELOUNDOU, Georges/0000-0001-8187-5615; Blaise, ONDOUA BEYENE/0000-0002-7985-4644", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 101.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102624.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102624", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6PJ1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001085999600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kuerbis, B; Mueller, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kuerbis, Brenden; Mueller, Milton", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the role of data enclosure in the digital political economy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Competition; Data enclosure; Digital political economy; Platforms; Privacy; Property rights", "Keywords Plus": "MARKETS; PROTECTION", "Abstract": "This exploratory research analyzes the impact of data enclosure initiatives on market competition. Data enclosure is the process by which the information about user activity generated by digital operations are withdrawn from an open or shared arrangement with other operators and made more exclusive to the service providers whose operations generate the data. We make the case that data enclosure is emerging as a significant feature of the multi-sided markets of digital platform providers, by looking empirically at, 1) the encryption of DNS query data using the DNS over HTTPS (DoH) protocol, and 2) the enclosure of Apple and Google's mobile identifiers used in digital advertising and cross-app user tracking. These efforts are not only privacy-enhancing moves, but also a means by which service providers compete with each other over the value and security of data. We assess the degree to which exclusivity of data fosters or forecloses competition in the relevant markets, and find mixed results. DoH, apparently a more disruptive form of data enclosure, has had little impact on industry shares so far, primarily because it was embraced by a small-share, declining actor, but the growing use of DoH and other encrypted DNS protocols does indicate a market-driven response to privacy-enhancement. In mobile identifiers in adtech, the shift in the default from opt-out permission to opt-in permission had both strong privacy effects and major effects on the distribution of revenues in the industry. But the changes are recent and the situation remains unsettled.", "Addresses": "[Kuerbis, Brenden; Mueller, Milton] Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Publ Policy, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Georgia; Georgia Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Kuerbis, B (corresponding author), Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Publ Policy, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bkuerbis@gatech.edu; milton@gatech.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Program on Economics & Privacy Research Roundtable on The Data-Competition Interface at George Mason University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Program on Economics & Privacy Research Roundtable on The Data-Competition Interface at George Mason University", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Program on Economics & Privacy Research Roundtable on The Data-Competition Interface at George Mason University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102599.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102599", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EH6I3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001138066100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lau, LJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lau, Lawrence J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The benefits and potential costs of a digital economy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Benefits; Costs", "Keywords Plus": "GROWTH", "Abstract": "Computerisation, or more generally, digitisation, of an economy has brought about substantial benefits. It has greatly increased productivity. It has significantly advanced both the pace and the scope of economic globalisation and international division of labour. However, digitisation can also enable, through the collection and assembly of individual-consumer-specific information, price discrimination by a seller of a product, which results in the consumer surplus of the buyer being appropriated. Moreover, the widespread use of email and other message application platforms operated by profit-making private enterprises also facilitates the collection and assembly of vast amounts of individual-consumer-specific private information without the explicit and specific consent of the individual consumer, information which can be used to his or her detriment. Possible remedial measures are proposed.", "Addresses": "[Lau, Lawrence J.] Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Chinese University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Lau, LJ (corresponding author), Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "lawrence@lawrencejlau.hk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 4.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102594.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102594", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EI1S5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001138208600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Birrer, A; He, DY; Just, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Birrer, Alena; He, Danya; Just, Natascha", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The state is watching you-A cross-national comparison of data retention in Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bulk data retention; State surveillance; Metadata vs; content; Privacy; Fundamental rights; Digitalization", "Keywords Plus": "SURVEILLANCE; POLICY; CRIME", "Abstract": "While the rise of Internet platforms and their data-based business models have shifted public and scholarly attention towards corporate dataveillance, governments across Europe are similarly and continuously expanding their surveillance practices. This article focuses on bulk data retention as a prime example of modern state surveillance. In contrast to traditional forms of state surveillance, this is characterized by a shift from targeted interceptions of content to the general mass monitoring of communications metadata, takes place without prior suspicion, and outsources critical activities to the private sector. The article provides a comprehensive and up-to-date comparison of data-retention legislations and attendant discussions in Europe with a specific focus on the risks of modern state surveillance. The results indicate that both national bulk dataretention legislation and other forms of data retention such as subscriber and IP-address retention, targeted data retention, and expedited data retention fail to mitigate these risks. This highlights the need to develop precise criteria for the necessity and proportionality of data retention and effective safeguards regarding data security and protection.", "Addresses": "[Birrer, Alena; He, Danya; Just, Natascha] Univ Zurich, Dept Commun & Media Res, Media & Internet Governance Div, Andreasstr 15, CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "University of Zurich", "Reprint Addresses": "Birrer, A (corresponding author), Univ Zurich, Dept Commun & Media Res, Media & Internet Governance Div, Andreasstr 15, CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "a.birrer@ikmz.uzh.ch", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Birrer, Alena/0000-0002-7141-7028", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 153.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102542.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102542", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F3RI5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000981546400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Epstein, D; Medzini, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Epstein, Dmitry; Medzini, Rotem", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Conversations with fellow leaders: Privacy framing in congressional hearings after Cambridge Analytica", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "privacy; social media; Cambridge Analytica; framing; policy discourse", "Keywords Plus": "CONTEXT COLLAPSE; ONLINE PRIVACY; UNITED-STATES; BEHAVIOR; INTERNET; USERS; INFORMATION; DISCLOSURE; POLICIES", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Epstein, Dmitry] Noah Mozes Dept Commun & Journalism, Jerusalem, Israel; [Epstein, Dmitry] Hebrew Univ Jerusalem, Federmann Sch Publ Policy & Governance, Jerusalem, Israel; [Epstein, Dmitry; Medzini, Rotem] Hebrew Univ Jerusalem, Federmann Cyber Secur Res Ctr, Cyber Law Program, Jerusalem, Israel; [Medzini, Rotem] Univ Duisburg Essen, Kate Hamburger Kolleg, Ctr Global Cooperat Res, Essen, Germany", "Affiliations": "Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Hebrew University of Jerusalem; University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Epstein, D (corresponding author), Hebrew Univ Jerusalem, Federmann Sch Publ Policy & Governance, Jerusalem, Israel.", "Email Addresses": "dmitry.epstein@mail.huji.ac.il; rotem.medzini@mail.huji.ac.il", "Researcher Ids": "Epstein, Dmitry/HZH-9512-2023", "ORCIDs": "Medzini, Rotem/0000-0002-1859-8798; Epstein, Dmitry/0000-0002-4452-5971", "Funding Orgs": "Smart Family Institute of Communications; Hebrew University of Jerusalem", "Funding Name Preferred": "Smart Family Institute of Communications; Hebrew University of Jerusalem", "Funding Text": "This research was supported through a grant from The Smart Family Institute of Communications, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102427.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102427", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5B0LF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000863267700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Isley, C; Low, SA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Isley, Catherine; Low, Sarah A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband adoption and availability: Impacts on rural employment during COVID-19", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; COVID-19 pandemic; Employment; Rural economic development; Broadband adoption; Broadband availability", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; INFRASTRUCTURE; DIVIDE; SPEED; PAY", "Abstract": "Amidst COVID-19-related stay-at-home orders, the economy moved largely online and broadband internet became more important than ever. This paper explores the relationship between broadband and employment rates during April and May 2020 in rural U.S. counties. We use two broadband dimensions: infrastructure availability rates and household adoption rates. We use a two-stage least squares approach to address endogeneity and control for socioeconomic, demographic, and pandemic-related factors. Results show broadband availability and wired broadband adoption both had significant, positive impacts on the employment rate. Our findings suggest both broadband adoption and availability may be associated with economic benefits in rural America.", "Addresses": "[Isley, Catherine; Low, Sarah A.] Univ Missouri, Coll Agr Food & Nat Resources, Div Appl Social Sci, Columbia, MO 65211 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Missouri System; University of Missouri Columbia", "Reprint Addresses": "Isley, C (corresponding author), Univ Missouri, Coll Agr Food & Nat Resources, Div Appl Social Sci, Columbia, MO 65211 USA.", "Email Addresses": "catherine.isley@mail.missouri.edu; lowsa@missouri.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Low, Sarah/0000-0003-0089-9688; Isley, Catherine/0000-0003-3431-1395", "Funding Orgs": "Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station; University of Missouri Extension", "Funding Name Preferred": "Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station; University of Missouri Extension", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station and University of Missouri Extension.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102310.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102310", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": 35132293.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Alfnes, F; Wasenden, OC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Alfnes, Frode; Wasenden, Ole Christian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Your privacy for a discount? Exploring the willingness to share personal data for personalized offers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Personal data; Preference elicitation; Data privacy; Mobile (cell) phone services", "Keywords Plus": "BEHAVIOR", "Abstract": "This paper explores how willing consumers are to share personal data to receive personalized offers on their mobile (cell in the US) phones using nationwide surveys of mobile users, 16-35 years old, in Norway, Serbia, Malaysia, and Pakistan. We ask respondents about the likelihood they would use three types of personalized advertising services delivered through their mobile operator, with services varying with respect to the level of personal data collected and whether shared with third parties. In all four countries, respondents state that their likelihood of using a personalized ad service decreases when the service uses more personal data or shares the data with third parties. Using a split sample design, we find that introducing a 10% discount on mobile subscriptions for those using the ad service increases the stated likelihood of using the service. We find significant differences in willingness to share personal data attitudes between countries, with respondents in high-income Norway being least willing and those in low-income Pakistan most willing to share personal data. We identify only minor differences between respondents in Serbia and Malaysia, middle-income countries in Europe and Asia. The study contributes to the literature on the willingness to share personal data by including young adult respondents from countries in both Europe and Asia. Furthermore, framing the survey questions in a mobile service context is appreciably closer to telecom reality than most existing experimental studies on sharing of personal data.", "Addresses": "[Alfnes, Frode; Wasenden, Ole Christian] Norwegian Univ Life Sci, Sch Econ & Business, As, Norway; [Wasenden, Ole Christian] Telenor Res, Oslo, Norway; [Alfnes, Frode] Oslo Metropolitan Univ, Consumpt Res Norway, Oslo, Norway", "Affiliations": "Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet)", "Reprint Addresses": "Wasenden, OC (corresponding author), Norwegian Univ Life Sci, Sch Econ & Business, As, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "olwa@nmbu.no", "Researcher Ids": "Alfnes, Frode/I-8970-2016", "ORCIDs": "Alfnes, Frode/0000-0002-3072-9308", "Funding Orgs": "Research Council of Norway", "Funding Name Preferred": "Research Council of Norway(Research Council of Norway)", "Funding Text": "1 This research was supported by a grant from the Research Council of Norway.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102308.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102308", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cheng, JW; Mitomo, H; Kamplean, A; Seo, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cheng, John W.; Mitomo, Hitoshi; Kamplean, Artima; Seo, Youngkyoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Lesser evil? Public opinion on regulating fake news in Japan, South Korea, and Thailand-A three-country comparison", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fake news; Fake news regulation; Public opinion; Lesser evil; Third-person effect; Multi-group SEM", "Keywords Plus": "OF-FIT INDEXES; FACT-CHECKING; FREE SPEECH; GOODNESS; MEDIA; CENSORSHIP; DISCOURSE; DEMOCRACY; OTHERS", "Abstract": "This study quantitatively examines and compares public opinion on regulating fake news, and factors affecting the opinion in three Asian countries: Japan, South Korea, and Thailand. Based on the third-person effect, it is hypothesised that the perceived harm of fake news on society increases people's support for fake news regulation. In parallel, according to the lesser evil principle, it is also anticipated that people will be less supportive of regulating fake news if they are aware that there are other non-regulatory counter fake news solutions such as fact-checking. Using original survey data collected from the three countries (n = 5218) and multi-group SEM, it is found that while the first hypothesis holds for all three countries, the second one holds only for Japan and South Korea (the two mature democracies), but not for Thailand (the semidemocratic country). This finding implies that the lesser evil principle also applies in Asian countries, but only in mature democracies where freedom of speech is protected.", "Addresses": "[Cheng, John W.] Tsuda Univ, Coll Liberal Arts, Dept English, 2-1-1 Tsuda Machi, Kodaira, Tokyo 1878577, Japan; [Mitomo, Hitoshi; Kamplean, Artima; Seo, Youngkyoung] Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Nishi Waseda Bldg,1-21-1 Nishi Waseda, Tokyo 1690051, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cheng, JW (corresponding author), Tsuda Univ, Coll Liberal Arts, Dept English, 2-1-1 Tsuda Machi, Kodaira, Tokyo 1878577, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "cwljwc@tsuda.ac.jp; mitomo@waseda.jp; artima10654@ruri.waseda.jp; seo.young.k@fuji.waseda.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Cheng, John William/U-6752-2019", "ORCIDs": "Cheng, John William/0000-0001-9149-4891", "Funding Orgs": "Mitomo Lab at Waseda University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Mitomo Lab at Waseda University", "Funding Text": "The survey in this study was a part of a research project funded and conducted by Mitomo Lab at Waseda University. An earlier version of this paper was presented under the title `The lesser evil? Public opinion towards regulating fake news in three Asian countries' at the International Telecommunications Society (ITS) Europe 2020 Conference held online on 14-17 June 2020 (Cheng, Mitomo, Seo, & Kamplean, 2020). We would like to express our gratitude for all the comments we received in the conference. We would also like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments, and Dr Nicholas A. R. Fraser for proofreading the manuscript of this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102185.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102185", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sam, JS; Chakraborty, A; Srinivasan, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sam, Jillet Sarah; Chakraborty, Anwesha; Srinivasan, Janaki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cashlessness in India: Vision, policy and practices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cashless; Digital payments; Contactless; Demonetization; India; Covid-19", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Over the past few years, an increasing convergence can be observed between international and Indian initiatives towards cashlessness, often involving a broad range of actors and influences. Despite this convergence, it is also clear that the conceptualization and implementation, or goals and outcomes of cashlessness can vary considerably, which indicates the need for a closer look at the Indian case. In this introductory note to the special issue on cashlessness in India, we outline the variety of institutions, stakeholders (regulatory, financial and technological actors), technologies and policies involved. As we have observed, digital payments and financial inclusion are two significant planks of cashlessness in India. Perhaps as a result, digital payments have been intentionally defined in a broad manner in India - ranging from anti-cash to less-cash and now contactless payments in the aftermath of Covid-19. Considering the variety of legal, economic, social and technological concerns involved, this special issue adopts 2 complementary foci to study cashlessness in India: technological visions and the systems undergirding it, and practices of end users. The special issue includes four papers. The first paper argues that the Digital India programme may lead to the commercialization of bias. The second paper historicizes the Indian demonetization of 2016 and examines its stated and unstated goals. The next paper provides a conceptual model on technology adoption in the context of digital payments. The final paper argues that users strategically switch between multiple payments media based on the context in which the transaction is taking place.", "Addresses": "[Sam, Jillet Sarah] Indian Inst Technol Kanpur, Dept Humanities & Social, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India; [Chakraborty, Anwesha] Univ Bologna, Dept Polit & Social Sci, Bologna, Italy; [Srinivasan, Janaki] Int Inst Informat Technol, Ctr Informat Technol & Publ Policy, Bangalore, Karnataka, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Kanpur; University of Bologna", "Reprint Addresses": "Sam, JS (corresponding author), Indian Inst Technol Kanpur, Dept Humanities & Social, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India.", "Email Addresses": "jssam@iitk.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "Chakraborty, Anwesha/JXL-6812-2024; Srinivasan, Janaki/KIC-6941-2024", "ORCIDs": "Chakraborty, Anwesha/0000-0002-1681-870X; Sarah Sam, Jillet/0000-0002-0299-1923", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102169.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102169", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hoeschele, T; Dietzel, C; Kopp, D; Fitzek, FHP; Reisslein, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hoeschele, Thomas; Dietzel, Christoph; Kopp, Daniel; Fitzek, Frank H. P.; Reisslein, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Importance of Internet Exchange Point (IXP) infrastructure for 5G: Estimating the impact of 5G use cases", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G wireless use cases; Inter-domain traffic; Internet traffic growth; Internet Exchange Point (IXP); Traffic projection model", "Keywords Plus": "LOW-LATENCY; TRANSPORT NETWORK; OPPORTUNITIES; TECHNOLOGY; CHALLENGES; SICKNESS", "Abstract": "While the Internet is ubiquitous in most parts of the world today, the dominant network access technology is gradually shifting from wired to wireless connections. Notably, the ever increasing bandwidth, together with reduced latency in mobile networks, enables a multitude of new use cases for a wide range of industries. These new use cases have typically increased quality requirements for the wireless connection. Accordingly, the Internet architecture needs to keep pace with the recent developments, particularly in light of the holistic approach of the new fifth generation (5G) mobile communication standard. In this study, we shed light on the effects of 5G on the Internet's core, i.e., on the Internet interdomain traffic. The interdomain traffic between distinct autonomous systems (ASs) is exchanged by transit networks as well as through peerings at private network interconnects (PNIs) and public Internet Exchange Points (IXPs). 5G inter domain traffic estimation is especially important for IXPs as these are focal points that aggregate high traffic volumes. We coherently derive twelve 5G use case groups and present an overview of their individual associated 5G use cases. We characterize the communication networking (connection) requirements and the resulting implications of these use cases. Further, we develop and apply a methodology to assess the 5G use cases, so as to rank them in terms of their projected impact on the overall internet traffic growth. Based on this systematic approach, we conclude that the traffic for the use case groups Video in 5G, Health, and Virtual & Augmented Reality will have the largest impact. We identify a large number of other use case groups, e.g., Live Events, Tactile Internet, and Manufacturing, that will contribute rather small individual fractions to the overall growth of Internet traffic. However, their aggregated contribution to the internet traffic growth will be significant. Our traffic estimation can inform interdomain infrastructure providers, such as IXPs, and policy makers about the likely impact of the introduction of 5G on the interdomain traffic in the Internet.", "Addresses": "[Hoeschele, Thomas; Fitzek, Frank H. P.] Tech Univ Dresden, Deutsch Telekom Chair Commun Networks, 5G Lab Germany, D-01062 Dresden, Germany; [Hoeschele, Thomas; Fitzek, Frank H. P.; Reisslein, Martin] Tech Univ Dresden, Ctr Tactile Internet Human In The Loop CeTI, D-01062 Dresden, Germany; [Dietzel, Christoph; Kopp, Daniel] Deutsch Commercial Internet Exchange DE CIX Manag, Frankfurt, Germany; [Dietzel, Christoph] Max Planck Inst Informat, D-66123 Saarbrucken, Germany; [Reisslein, Martin] Arizona State Univ, Sch Elect Comp & Energy Engn, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA", "Affiliations": "Technische Universitat Dresden; Technische Universitat Dresden; Max Planck Society; Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Tempe", "Reprint Addresses": "Reisslein, M (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Sch Elect Comp & Energy Engn, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA.", "Email Addresses": "thomas.hoeschele@tu-dresden.de; christoph.dietzel@de-cix.net; daniel.kopp@de-cix.net; frank.fitzek@tu-dresden.de; reisslein@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Reisslein, Martin/B-3278-2014", "ORCIDs": "Reisslein, Martin/0000-0003-1606-233X", "Funding Orgs": "German Research Foundation (DFG, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) as part of Germany's Excellence Strategy EXC 2050/1 -Cluster of Excellence Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop (CeTI) of Technische Universitat Dresden [390696704]; German Ministry for Research and Education (BMBF, Bundesministerium fur Bildung und Forschung) as part of Germany's High Tech Strategy -5G-Insel [16KIS0956K]", "Funding Name Preferred": "German Research Foundation (DFG, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) as part of Germany's Excellence Strategy EXC 2050/1 -Cluster of Excellence Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop (CeTI) of Technische Universitat Dresden; German Ministry for Research and Education (BMBF, Bundesministerium fur Bildung und Forschung) as part of Germany's High Tech Strategy -5G-Insel(Federal Ministry of Education & Research (BMBF))", "Funding Text": "Funded partially by the German Research Foundation (DFG, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) as part of Germany's Excellence Strategy EXC 2050/1 -Project ID 390696704 -Cluster of Excellence Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop (CeTI) of Technische Universitat Dresden.; Funded partially by the German Ministry for Research and Education (BMBF, Bundesministerium fur Bildung und Forschung) as part of Germany's High Tech Strategy -5G-Insel FKZ No. 16KIS0956K.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 135.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102091.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102091", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Stocker, V; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Stocker, Volker; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public policy targets in EU broadband markets: The role of technological neutrality", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Technological neutrality; Fibre networks; 5G; Path dependency; EU public policies", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION; IMPACT; SPEED", "Abstract": "The European Commission has recently sought to substantially revise how it regulates the telecommunication industry, with a key goal being to incentivise investment in high-speed broadband networks. Ambitious goals to incentivise investment in high-speed broadband networks have been set across the European Union, initially in the 'Digital Agenda for Europe' and more recently in its 'Gigabit strategy'. These goals reflect the view of many that there are widespread and significant socio-economic benefits associated with broadband. Our analysis explores the consequence of target setting at a European level, in terms of encouraging investment and picking which technology should be adopted within the context of technological neutrality. We demonstrate that while public policy targets might implicitly favour specific technologies, especially when gigabit targets are defined, the technological choices that occur within individual Member States are shaped by the complex and dynamic interaction between a series of path dependencies that may vary significantly across as well as within Member States. Adopting an ecosystem perspective, we propose a conceptual framework that identifies the key factors associated with technological neutrality and informs a rational decision-making process.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Vienna Univ Econ & Business, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, EcoAustria, Vienna, Austria; [Stocker, Volker] Weizenbaum Inst Networked Soc, Berlin, Germany; [Stocker, Volker] Tech Univ Berlin, Berlin, Germany; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines Telecom Business Sch, Evry, France; [Briglauer, Wolfgang] Univ Passau, Sch Business Econ & Informat Syst, Passau, Germany", "Affiliations": "Vienna University of Economics & Business; Technical University of Berlin; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK; University of Passau", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Stocker, Volker/AEA-0432-2022; Stocker, Volker/AAG-7757-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101908.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101908", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid, Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mwakatumbula, HJ; Moshi, GC; Mitomo, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mwakatumbula, Hilda Jacob; Moshi, Goodiel Charles; Mitomo, Hitoshi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Consumer protection in the telecommunication sector: A comparative institutional analysis of five African countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecom industry; Consumer protection; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The telecommunications sector has proliferated in recent years, especially in developing countries. However, little attention has been paid to consumer protection issues. As more people get connected to telecommunication networks and competition becomes increasingly fierce, it becomes essential to revamp institutions that ensure consumer protection in the telecommunication markets. This paper analyses the current status of institutions that protect consumers in the telecommunications sector in five African countries from the perspective of three pillars of sound institutional design. The findings indicate that while all cases analysed herein have some form of institution that upholds consumer protection, in most cases, such protection is limited to mobile communications. Furthermore, in most cases, there are only general sanction provisions that are either too weak to bind service providers or that leave overly discretionary powers to regulatory agencies, which can lead to corrupt practices, hence weakening consumer protection. This paper describes current affairs with regard to consumer protection in the telecom industry, identifies its weaknesses, and proposes areas of improvement to attain a healthier telecommunications sector.", "Addresses": "[Mwakatumbula, Hilda Jacob; Mitomo, Hitoshi] Waseda Univ, Tokyo, Japan; [Moshi, Goodiel Charles] Univ Dodoma, Dodoma, Tanzania", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mwakatumbula, HJ (corresponding author), Waseda Univ, Tokyo, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "hilda.jacob@fuji.waseda.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Moshi, Goodiel/HNS-4400-2023; Moshi, Goodiel/V-8510-2019", "ORCIDs": "Moshi, Goodiel/0000-0003-0928-0443", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101808.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, YL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Yanliu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A comparison of selected Western and Chinese smart governance: The application of ICT in governmental management, participation and collaboration", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart governance; ICT; Governmental management; E-participation; Collaboration", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL MEDIA; CITIES", "Abstract": "There has been increasing scholarly interest in the concepts and practices of smart governance. However, there is a lack of comparative studies of smart governance in different institutional contexts. This study develops a framework for comparing smart governance in different institutional and technological contexts. Comparative and discourse analyses are conducted to understand the similarities and differences of smart governance practices in selected Western countries and China. A key finding of this study is that different institutions have largely affected smart governance strategies, arrangements and outcomes. Smart governance is tightly linked with e-governance and e-democracy in some Western countries, while it officially emphasizes smart management and service in China. A common aspect is that the increasing use of social media, smartphones, portals, crowdsourcing platforms, and planning support systems have generally promoted smart governments and services, e-participation, and wider collaboration through both top-down and bottom-up approaches. This could lead to gradual changes in government organizations, new relations between governments, the private sector and citizens, and improvements in the city.", "Addresses": "[Lin, Yanliu] Univ Utrecht, Dept Human Geog & Planning, Vening Meineszgebouw A,Princetonlaan 8a, NL-3584 CB Utrecht, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Utrecht University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lin, YL (corresponding author), Univ Utrecht, Dept Human Geog & Planning, Vening Meineszgebouw A,Princetonlaan 8a, NL-3584 CB Utrecht, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "y.lin@uu.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Londe, Pedro/AAG-2267-2019", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 45.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 47.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 115.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 800.0, "End Page": 809.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Avila, LAP; Lee, DJ; Kim, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Pirir Avila, Luz Angelica; Lee, Deok-Joo; Kim, Taegu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diffusion and competitive relationship of mobile telephone service in Guatemala: An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Diffusion; Competition; Mobile telephone; Guatemala; Logistic curve; Lotka-Volterra model", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; STOCHASTIC MODEL; STOCK-MARKET; PHONES; INNOVATION; TECHNOLOGY; DEMAND", "Abstract": "The purpose of this paper is to analyze the characteristics of diffusion process of mobile telephone service and the competitive relationships between mobile and fixed-line services in Guatemalan telecommunications market. We investigated the best-suited model to explain the diffusion process of mobile telephone in Guatemala by estimating diffusion curves using empirical data. Moreover, we explored affecting factors which characterize the diffusion pattern of mobile telephony in Guatemala through statistical analysis. Finally, in order to understand the effects of competition in the diffusion process of Guatemalan mobile phone service, we attempted to clarify the competitive relationship between mobile and fixed-line services using the Lotka-Volterra model. As a result, the logistic model was found to be the best model for describing the diffusion pattern. Moreover, investment in telecommunications, the subscribers of fixed-line services, and the number of operators in mobile market were found as significant determinants of mobile diffusion process. Results from the Lotka-Volterra model showed that the relationship between mobile and fixed-line services has changed from pure competition to amensalism.", "Addresses": "[Pirir Avila, Luz Angelica] Natl Secretary Sci & Technol, Guatemala City, Guatemala; [Lee, Deok-Joo] Seoul Natl Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea; [Kim, Taegu] Hanbat Univ, Dept Ind Management Engn, Daejeon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, DJ (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "leedj@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea [21A20130012638] Funding Source: Korea Institute of Science & Technology Information (KISTI), National Science & Technology Information Service (NTIS)", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 116.0, "End Page": 126.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schoentgen, A; Gille, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schoentgen, Aude; Gille, Laurent", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Valuation of telecom investments in sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication assets; Mobile licenses; M&A; Valuation; Price; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; EMERGING ECONOMIES; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; STRATEGY; INSTITUTIONS", "Abstract": "Telecom Multinational Enterprises have largely invested in Africa over 2000-2015, either by bidding for new licences or by acquiring local operators. Deal prices do not appear as always coherent with the local country and market contexts and they show some large disparities among them. Moreover, there is still scant knowledge in the economic and international business literature regarding the case of Africa as a host continent for international telecom investments. The main issue of this paper is to investigate what have been the determinants of these deal amounts and to what extent these determinants explain dispersion of these amounts.", "Addresses": "[Schoentgen, Aude] Econ Res & Consulting, Paris, France; [Schoentgen, Aude; Gille, Laurent] Univ Paris Saciay, Telecom ParisTech, i3 CNRS, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris", "Reprint Addresses": "Schoentgen, A (corresponding author), Econ Res & Consulting, Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "aude.schoentgen@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 537.0, "End Page": 554.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Song, HS; Kim, T; Kim, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Song, Hee Seok; Kim, Taewan; Kim, Taehan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of spectrum policies on the secondary spectrum market: A system dynamics approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Secondary spectrum market; System dynamics; Spectrum policies; Dynamic spectrum access", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND SERVICES; TECHNOLOGY; INNOVATION; MANAGEMENT; DIFFUSION; SCENARIOS; THINKING", "Abstract": "There has been a growing significance for Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) technology as a method to relieve the spectrum shortage problem and improve the efficiency of spectrum usage. For DSA technology to provide social and economic benefits, however, the dynamics of the secondary spectrum market must also co-evolve with the technology. Using the system dynamics (SD) methodology, we developed a secondary spectrum market model. The objective of this model is to integrate the SD approach, scenario and simulation analysis into a holistic dynamic consideration of the secondary spectrum market. Drawing on the model, we examined how the secondary spectrum market could evolve in the future and investigated how spectrum policies could influence spectrum utilization in the secondary spectrum market.", "Addresses": "[Song, Hee Seok] Hannam Univ, Global IT Business Dept, Daejeon, South Korea; [Kim, Taewan] Univ Scranton, Kania Sch Management, Scranton, PA 18510 USA; [Kim, Taehan] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Future Strategy Res Lab, Daejeon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hannam University; University of Scranton; Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, T (corresponding author), Univ Scranton, Kania Sch Management, Scranton, PA 18510 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hssong@hnu.kr; taewan.kim@scranton.edu; taehan@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Song, Heeseok/ABE-6423-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Hannam University Research Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "Hannam University Research Fund", "Funding Text": "This study was supported by 2017 Hannam University Research Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 460.0, "End Page": 472.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Curwen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Curwen, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum Management: Using the Airwaves for Maximum Social and Economic Benefit", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Curwen, Peter] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Curwen, P (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "pjcurwen@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1077.0, "End Page": 1078.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ramachander, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ramachander, Sangamitra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The price sensitivity of mobile use among low income households in six countries of Asia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phones; Price elasticity of demand; Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs); Economic development; Asia", "Keywords Plus": "SAMPLE SELECTION BIAS; CONTINGENT VALUATION", "Abstract": "The private sector in developing countries is increasingly interested in extending mobile telephony services to low income and rural markets that were previously considered unprofitable. Determining the right price is a central challenge in this context. Despite known limitations, the Contingent Valuation (CV) method, which elicits information on the Willingness to Pay (WTP), is a useful guide to pricing decisions. The present study draws on data generated using the CV method to examine whether mobile use is sensitive to small declines in the current per-minute price of use for low income households in six countries of Asia: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. A Heckman model is used to correct for the sample selection problem arising from the study of mobile phone owners alone. We find that demographic criteria, including income, are not significant in explaining whether usage is responsive to price fall, although they appear important in determining mobile phone ownership. Instead, subscription to multiple service providers has an important association with the price sensitivity of use: Those with multiple SIM cards are likely to increase usage when price falls whereas those who report that they would not switch service providers are unlikely to do so. The study further finds that consumption would increase among those with a more diversified use of mobile services (to participate in competitions and to access government services) and among more 'limited' users (those who attach a greater importance to the emergency uses of the phone). Overall the findings suggest that there exists a latent demand for mobile minutes among low income households that can be tapped through a small reduction in price. However, given the relatively low profit margins in these markets and the ability of users to switch between service providers quickly and at low cost, competing on price could threaten the long term survival of firms. Non-price strategies would therefore be important for firm survival and sustainable service delivery. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ramachander, Sangamitra] Univ Oxford, Wolfson Coll, Linton Rd, Oxford OX2 6UD, England; [Ramachander, Sangamitra] Univ Oxford, Dept Int Dev, 3 Mansfield Rd, Oxford OX1 3TB, England", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford; University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Ramachander, S (corresponding author), 3A Cedar Pk,4th Main Rd, Madras 600085, Tamil Nadu, India.", "Email Addresses": "sangamitra@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 673.0, "End Page": 691.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Erumban, AA; Das, DK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Erumban, Abdul A.; Das, Deb Kusum", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information and communication technology and economic growth in India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "India; Economic growth; Growth accounting; Information technology; ICT; Aggregate productivity growth; Total factor productivity; Industry origins; Reallocation effects", "Keywords Plus": "US PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; SOFTWARE; INDUSTRY; EU; SERVICES; MARKET; SECTOR; TRADE; ORDER; ASIA", "Abstract": "This paper examines the sources of economic growth in Indian economy since the 1980s, with particular focus on the role of information and communication technology (ICT). The impact of ICT on economic growth is analyzed via two main channels. The direct contribution of ICT investment to aggregate economy and manufacturing growth, and the indirect impact of ICT on Total Factor Productivity Growth (TFPG) in ICT using and ICT producing sectors. The results suggest an increasing role of ICT investment in driving aggregate economic growth in India, though largely limited to the service sector. Moreover, the economy has not been successful in spreading the ICT spillover effect across the board, thus limiting the productivity gain from ICT use. Whereas we see an improving productivity growth in ICT using market services and their contribution to aggregate productivity growth, the manufacturing sectors lags quite behind. Indeed, India's export oriented ICT sector has helped gain efficiency improvement in its fast growing service economy, while there is still large potential for ICT use in the manufacturing sector. The paper opens further avenues for improving the data on ICT investment, and also stresses the need for more detailed sectoral analysis of the impact of ICT on economic growth, treating computer related and software services separately. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Erumban, Abdul A.] Conf Board, Chaussee La Hulpe 178-6th Floor, B-1170 Brussels, Belgium; [Erumban, Abdul A.] Univ Groningen, Fac Global Econ & Management, NL-9700 AB Groningen, Netherlands; [Das, Deb Kusum] Univ Delhi, Ramjas Coll, Dept Econ, Delhi 110007, India", "Affiliations": "University of Groningen; University of Delhi", "Reprint Addresses": "Erumban, AA (corresponding author), Conf Board, Chaussee La Hulpe 178-6th Floor, B-1170 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "abdul.erumban@conference-board.org", "Researcher Ids": "Erumban, Abdul A/AAS-8167-2020", "ORCIDs": "Erumban, Abdul Azeez/0000-0003-2806-6119", "Funding Orgs": "Reserve Bank of India; Reserve Bank", "Funding Name Preferred": "Reserve Bank of India; Reserve Bank", "Funding Text": "This paper draws heavily on the India KLEMS project funded by the Reserve Bank of India. The authors are thankful to the Reserve Bank for the financial assistance to the India KLEMS project, and many researchers who have contributed to the development of this data. In particular, we thank K.L. Krishna, B.N. Goldar and Suresh Aggarwal for their comments and contributions. Comments by two anonymous referees, which helped improve the paper significantly, are gratefully acknowledged. Research assistance from Gunajit Kalita, Pilu Chandra Das, and Sreerupa Sengupta are also acknowledged. Views expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not reflect their respective institutions. The usual disclaimers apply.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 107.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 111.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 81.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 412.0, "End Page": 431.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Walravens, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Walravens, Nils", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Qualitative indicators for smart city business models: The case of mobile services and applications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Business models; Public governance; Smart city; Public value; Mobile services", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION", "Abstract": "This article introduces a theoretical framework for the analysis of business models that involve public actors, and city governments in particular, in the value network. It starts from an established business model framework and expands it to include an additional set of indicators required to successfully perform a qualitative analysis of the business models of new (digital) services offered by cities. It then applies this framework to several divergent cases from the mobile services sector in which city governments are involved as part of their efforts in becoming smarter cities. By weighing the indicators for each case study, we can create a grid that allows for their direct comparison and gives an indication of diverging strategies. The newly introduced structured framework and its qualitative indicators are the main contribution of this work and can be used to set out or evaluate smart city strategies on a meso-level, as part of a broader policy exercise within cities. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Walravens, Nils] Vrije Univ Brussel, SMIT, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Walravens, Nils] iMinds, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; IMEC", "Reprint Addresses": "Walravens, N (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, SMIT, Pl Laan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "nils.walravens@vub.ac.be", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Walravens, Nils/0000-0002-6493-8618", "Funding Orgs": "Innoviris; Brussels Capital Region [PRFB19]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Innoviris(Innoviris); Brussels Capital Region", "Funding Text": "This work was performed in the framework of a Prospective Research for Brussels grant, funded by Innoviris and the Brussels Capital Region (Grant number PRFB19), and carried out at iMinds-SMIT, Vrije Universiteit Brussel.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 56.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 56.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 115.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 218.0, "End Page": 240.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "McDowell, SD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "McDowell, Stephen D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Telecom Revolution in India: Technology, Regulation, and Policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[McDowell, Stephen D.] Florida State Univ, Sch Commun, Tallahassee, FL 32306 USA", "Affiliations": "State University System of Florida; Florida State University", "Reprint Addresses": "McDowell, SD (corresponding author), Florida State Univ, Sch Commun, Tallahassee, FL 32306 USA.", "Email Addresses": "steve.mcdowell@cci.fsu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 2.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 91.0, "End Page": 92.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jakobs, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jakobs, Kai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The (future) role of China in ICT standardisation - A European perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; EU; ICT standardisation; SWOT analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The paper argues that the Chinese standardisation system should not be perceived as a threat to international ICT standardisation and that the rather more relaxed attitude adopted by the EU is an adequate way forward. It claims that a co-operation based approach to the increasingly powerful relative newcomer is much more appropriate than one based on competition. These arguments are based on a discussion of the European and Chinese standardisation systems and on a subsequent SWOT analysis. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Rhein Westfal TH Aachen, Comp Sci Dept Informat 4, D-52074 Aachen, Germany", "Affiliations": "RWTH Aachen University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jakobs, K (corresponding author), Rhein Westfal TH Aachen, Comp Sci Dept Informat 4, Ahornstr 55, D-52074 Aachen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "kai.jakobs@cs.rwth-aachen.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 863.0, "End Page": 877.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Szkuta, K; Pizzicannella, R; Osimo, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Szkuta, Katarzyna; Pizzicannella, Roberto; Osimo, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Collaborative approaches to public sector innovation: A scoping study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Co-production; Collaborative public services; web 2.0; e-government", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In the last 15 years, European countries have invested considerable resources to provide e-government services. Despite of its increasing availability, its level of adoption has not been satisfying. On the other hand, over the last years, coinciding with the web 2.0 trend, the e-government services co-produced by citizens start to appear, often without the support, acknowledgement and even awareness of the government. This trend stems from a well-established tradition of offline co- production of public services, i.e. services provided by the voluntary sector, but brought to an unprecedented scale thanks to the advent of web 2.0. Still, the concept remains not well-defined and its impact is not yet well studied. The paper explores on a limited sets of cases what does it mean to collaboratively deliver online public services; what are the success factors based on the cases under study and what are the incentives for service providers (other than public administration), citizens as users and public administration. The authors propose an ostensive definition of the collaborative delivery of public services: collaborative public services are created and run by government, civil society or by private sector building on the re-use of government data or citizens data. Those services are focused on public goods delivery (e.g. health, education, public transport) and are meant to change the traditional government services by engaging in an open dialogue with public administration about the best way to deliver those services. The analysis of six case studies of innovative collaborative online public services suggests that the online collaborative public service delivery increases its quality with the users' growth contrary to the traditional offline service delivery. The study results indicate that the current developers interest lies in delivering complementary services to the government run services rather than substitutive services. The authors propose also the initial list of success factors, enabling conditions, and benefits for all main stakeholders (users, innovators and public administration). (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Szkuta, Katarzyna; Osimo, David] Open Evidence Ltd, Barcelona 08035, Spain; [Szkuta, Katarzyna; Osimo, David] Open Univ Catalonia, Res Grp, ASSBE Appl Social Sci & Behav Econ, Barcelona 08035, Spain", "Affiliations": "UOC Universitat Oberta de Catalunya", "Reprint Addresses": "Szkuta, K (corresponding author), Open Evidence Ltd, Avinguda Tibidabo 39-43, Barcelona 08035, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Szkuta, Katarzyna/0000-0002-0043-6627", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission, DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology [SMART 2010-0075]", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission, DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology", "Funding Text": "The results of the research presented in this article are part of a larger study supported by the European Commission, DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology (SMART 2010-0075). The study was carried out throughout 2011.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 90.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 558.0, "End Page": 567.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Selected papers from 10th Conference in Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-economics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Varoutas, D (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 413.0, "End Page": 414.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kang, CC; Wu, CC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kang, Chao-Chung; Wu, Chin-Chia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Statistical precision of productivity change: A bootstrap application to Taiwan's telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Malmquist; Telecommunications; Productivity; Bootstrap", "Keywords Plus": "NIPPON TELEGRAPH; EFFICIENCY; METHODOLOGY; TELEPHONE; GROWTH; POLICY; DEA", "Abstract": "This study investigates the impacts of telecommunications policy on productivity change of the Chunghwa Telecom Company (CHT) from pre- to post-privatization. A three-stage method is employed to measure the productivity scores of CHT during the period 1966-2008. The Malmquist productivity index (MPI) is used in the first stage to assess the productivity of CHT. In the second stage, the statistical confidence intervals of productivity scores of CHT were obtained using the bootstrapping algorithm. Finally, the Chow test and multiple regression models were also utilized to investigate the impact of telecommunications policy on productivity change of CHT. Results of empirical examination indicate that on average TFP scores obtained by the bootstrapping technique are smaller than those obtained by the MPI technique. In addition, there is no difference in productivity change of CHT between pre- and post-privatization according to the MPI and bootstrapping MPI. The results show that the effect of privatization on productivity change is insignificant. Instead, the operational efficiency of CHT is affected by the government involvement in decision-making under its private/public joint ownership, which causes CHT to be a firm with little managerial profit orientation. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kang, Chao-Chung] Providence Univ, Dept Business Adm, Taichung, Taiwan; [Wu, Chin-Chia] Feng Chia Univ, Dept Stat, Taichung 40724, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Providence University - Taiwan; Feng Chia University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kang, CC (corresponding author), Providence Univ, Dept Business Adm, 200 Chung Chi Rd, Taichung, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "cckang@pu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Wu, Chin-Chia/P-9171-2018", "ORCIDs": "Wu, Chin-Chia/0000-0002-1598-5127", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1015.0, "End Page": 1032.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Coomonte, R; Feijoo, C; Ramos, S; Gómez-Barroso, JL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Coomonte, Rafael; Feijoo, Claudio; Ramos, Sergio; Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How much energy will your NGN consume? A model for energy consumption in next generation access networks: The case of Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Energy consumption; Next generation networks; FTTH-GPON; LTE; Deployment; Energy cost", "Keywords Plus": "WIRELESS; EFFICIENCY; EVOLUTION; INTERNET; LTE", "Abstract": "The contribution to global energy consumption of the information and communications technology (ICT) sector has increased considerably in the last decade, along with its growing relevance to the overall economy. This trend will continue due to the seemingly ever greater use of these technologies, with broadband data traffic generated by the usage of telecommunication networks as a primary component. In fact, in response to user demand, the telecommunications industry is initiating the deployment of next generation networks (NGNs). However, energy consumption is mostly absent from the debate on these deployments, in spite of the potential impact on both expenses and sustainability. In addition, consumers are unaware of the energy impact of their choices in ultra-broadband services. This paper focuses on forecasting energy consumption in the access part of NGNs by modelling the combined effect of the deployment of two different ultra-broadband technologies (FTTH-GPON and LTE), the evolution of traffic per user, and the energy consumption in each of the networks and user devices. Conclusions are presented on the levels of energy consumption, their cost and the impact of different network design parameters. The effect of technological developments, techno-economic and policy decisions on energy consumption is highlighted. On the consumer side, practical figures and comparisons across technologies are provided. Although the paper focuses on Spain, the analysis can be extended to similar countries. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Coomonte, Rafael; Feijoo, Claudio; Ramos, Sergio] Univ Politecn Madrid, CeDInt, Madrid 28223, Spain; [Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis] Natl Univ Distance Learning, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Centro de Domotica Integral (CeDInt)", "Reprint Addresses": "Coomonte, R (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, CeDInt, Campus Montegancedo, Madrid 28223, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "rcoomonte@cedint.upm.es; cfeijoo@cedint.upm.es; sramos@cedint.upm.es; jlgomez@cee.uned.es", "Researcher Ids": "Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; YILMAZ, AYSE KUCUK/F-1270-2019; Ramos C., Sergio/KHX-5580-2024; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008", "ORCIDs": "YILMAZ, AYSE KUCUK/0000-0001-5240-1023; Ramos C., Sergio/0009-0000-1701-5020; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; RAMOS, SERGIO/0000-0001-5771-116X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 981.0, "End Page": 1003.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sayrac, B; Uryga, H; Bocquet, W; Cordier, P; Grimoud, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sayrac, Berna; Uryga, Halina; Bocquet, Wladimir; Cordier, Pascal; Grimoud, Sebastien", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cognitive radio systems specific for IMT systems: Operator's view and perspectives", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Radio environmental maps; Intra-operator scenarios; Cognitive radio systems; IMT systems", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Cognitive radio (CR) is still an emerging and disruptive communication technology which is expected to improve the overall efficiency of the spectrum use. It is envisaged that cognitive radio systems (CRS) could impact many aspects of communications and in particular could facilitate accommodation of the increasing amount of services and applications in wireless networks. Intensive research on CR aims at maximising the utilisation of the limited radio spectrum resource. There have been many advances in CR regarding the technology development aspects; however supplementary research on regulation, policy and market structure reforms in relation with application specific deployment is still required before any CR-based spectrum access could be implemented for specific broadband mobile applications. Indeed, mobile community is still at an early stage of understanding and development of CR capabilities and it is premature to envisage wide deployment of CRS without careful consideration of regulatory and business issues. Therefore, this paper gives a classification of CR-based network and application scenarios, and investigates the feasibility of them from a regulatory perspective at a global level (ITU-R). Main part of this paper presents the wireless network operator's approach to CRS specific for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) systems and proposes the radio environment map (REM) concept as a cognitive tool that increases environmental awareness in wireless network operator's networks. Studies, which the authors performed internally and within the framework of a collaborative European project as well as within ITU-R yield the conclusion that, at shorter term, only intra-operator based CRS maximises the possibility for CR capabilities to be implemented. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sayrac, Berna; Cordier, Pascal; Grimoud, Sebastien] France Telecom R&D, Orange Labs, Issy Les Moulineaux, France; [Uryga, Halina; Bocquet, Wladimir] Orange France Telecom Grp, Grp Spectrum Off, Issy Les Moulineaux, France", "Affiliations": "Orange SA; Orange SA", "Reprint Addresses": "Sayrac, B (corresponding author), France Telecom R&D, Orange Labs, 38-40 Rue Gen Leclerc, Issy Les Moulineaux, France.", "Email Addresses": "berna.sayrac@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 154.0, "End Page": 166.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karippacheril, TG; Nikayin, F; de Reuver, M; Bouwman, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karippacheril, Tina George; Nikayin, Fatemeh; de Reuver, Mark; Bouwman, Harry", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Serving the poor: Multisided mobile service platforms, openness, competition, collaboration and the struggle for leadership", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "M4D; ICT4D; Telecommunications; Mobile; Poverty; Platform leadership", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Four billion people at the base of the economic pyramid live on incomes below $3000 a year in local purchasing power, and more often than not, lack consistent access to services, such as water, healthcare, banking or agricultural know-how. Rapid advances in mobile technology offer the potential to mediate access to essential services. Through this research, the answers to the following question were explored: will mobile service platforms bridge the gap between service providers and people living at the base of the pyramid in developing countries? Anchored in interviews with 31 experts in the field of mobile and ICT, qualitative analysis starting from platform leadership to explain the role of mobile service platforms is presented: how operator, device and service provider centric platforms compete, collaborate and open up (or not) for delivering scalable services to the poor. Based on the analysis in this paper, it is portended that although operator centric platforms are in pole position, device centric platform providers, being astute innovators, are positioned to close the lead by presenting alternatives to bridge the gap in developing countries. This paper frames the current debate on M4D through the lens of platform theory, and aims to provide guidance to policy makers to improve access to services for the poor. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Karippacheril, Tina George] World Bank, Washington, DC 20433 USA; [Karippacheril, Tina George; Nikayin, Fatemeh; de Reuver, Mark; Bouwman, Harry] Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, Sect Informat & Commun Technol, NL-2600 GA Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "The World Bank; Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Karippacheril, TG (corresponding author), Indonesia Stock Exchange Tower 2,12th Floor, Jalan Jenderal Sudirman 12190, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia.", "Email Addresses": "tgeorge1@worldbank.org; F.A.Nikayin@tudelft.nl; g.a.dereuver@tudelft.nl; w.a.g.a.bouwman@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "de Reuver, Mark/ABF-6649-2021; de Reuver, Mark/N-4848-2016", "ORCIDs": "de Reuver, Mark/0000-0002-6302-7185; de Reuver, Mark/0000-0002-6302-7185; Bouwman, Harry/0000-0002-7874-8671", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 49.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 24.0, "End Page": 34.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition and regulation in China's 3G/4G mobile communications industry-Institutions, governance, and telecom SOEs", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Third-generation-mobile (3G); Competition regulation; State-owned-enterprises (SOEs); Institutions; Governance; Evolution", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY; FIRM; 3G; STANDARDIZATION; CONVERGENCE; INNOVATION; OWNERSHIP; BUSINESS; COSTS; WILL", "Abstract": "When it comes to the analysis of the intrinsic mechanism of market behaviors and hence competition development and regulatory imperatives in the Chinese telecommunications industry, currently there is no consistent pattern offered in the literature. In China's emergent 3G/4G era, market behaviors can be affected by various institutional factors, along with various forms of informal forces, which may translate into different implications for competition regulation. Based on extensive archival research and interview, this current study aims to bridge the gap by following an interpretive approach. An input-output model was substantiated for pattern-matching in the Chinese context base on the postulation of a series of propositions and hence Industry-Gray-Box. Accordingly, two categories of market behaviors, that is, market-driven vs. institutions-driven, were arguably delineated as being underpinning the competition development. Policy implications and future reform imperatives were discussed. This study may advance knowledge in terms of: (1) the establishment of a relatively consistent pattern for mapping the landscape of China's communications industry; (2) the substantiation of the inner working mechanism of China's SOE system in the telecommunications sector; and (3) original first attempt in identifying different roles of telecom SOEs and the governing forces that affect them. The paper also offers extensive and cohesive insights on China's formal and informal institutional environment in general and for telecommunications in particular. Measurements developed in this study may serve as basis for future study. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xiajun@bupt.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013; Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 38.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 40.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 54.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 503.0, "End Page": 521.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.026", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cambini, C; Hoernig, S; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cambini, Carlo; Hoernig, Steffen; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The editorial-Regulation and competition in communications markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Cambini, Carlo] EUI, Politecn Torino, Sch Regulat, Turin, Italy; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "European University Institute; Polytechnic University of Turin; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), EUI, Politecn Torino, Sch Regulat, Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "carlo.cambini@polito.it; shoernig@novasbe.pt; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Hoernig, Steffen/B-6978-2009", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Hoernig, Steffen/0000-0003-1461-0048; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 357.0, "End Page": 359.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Majumdar, SK; Yaylacicegi, U; Moussawi, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Majumdar, Sumit K.; Yaylacicegi, Ulku; Moussawi, Rabih", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mergers and synergy: Lessons from contemporary telecommunications history", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Antitrust; Financial performance; Local exchange carriers; Mergers and acquisitions; Synergies; United States telecommunications industry", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; PERFORMANCE; EMPLOYMENT; ECONOMIES", "Abstract": "Using contemporary historical data, the analysis reported in this article has evaluated the impact of the various mergers of the local exchange companies that took place between 1988 and 2001 on financial performance. Performance was measured using an important metric normally used to measure synergies of firms undergoing mergers. The analysis has revealed that the relative cash flow variable for firms worsened after mergers. If the synergy motive had been primary in influencing merger decisions, and also approvals, then the past mergers approved led to decreased performance levels and corresponding welfare losses for American consumers; thus, the mergers of communications common carriers were not in the interest of the public, the shareholders and customers. On the other hand, given the negative outcomes, views that the quiet life, hubris or a quest for possible market power motivated the mergers could be discarded. The lessons of such contemporary historical analysis have suggested that antitrust oppositions to contemporary telecommunications sector mergers may have basis in fact and salient evidence. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yaylacicegi, Ulku] Univ N Carolina, Wilmington, NC 28401 USA; [Majumdar, Sumit K.] Univ Texas Dallas, Richardson, TX 75083 USA; [Moussawi, Rabih] Univ Penn, Wharton Res Data Serv, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Wilmington; University of Texas System; University of Texas Dallas; University of Pennsylvania", "Reprint Addresses": "Yaylacicegi, U (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Wilmington, NC 28401 USA.", "Email Addresses": "majumdar@utdallas.edu; yaylacicegiu@uncw.edu; rabih@wharton.upenn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Moussawi, Rabih/AAA-2346-2019", "ORCIDs": "Moussawi, Rabih/0000-0002-3657-4087", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 140.0, "End Page": 154.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fransman, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fransman, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband Economics: Lessons from Japan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Fransman, Martin] Univ Edinburgh, Sch Econ, Edinburgh EH8 9YL, Midlothian, Scotland; [Fransman, Martin] Univ Edinburgh, Inst Japanese European Technol Studies, Edinburgh EH8 9YL, Midlothian, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Edinburgh; University of Edinburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Fransman, M (corresponding author), Univ Edinburgh, Sch Econ, Edinburgh EH8 9YL, Midlothian, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "m.fransman@ed.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 87.0, "End Page": 89.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Astorquiza-Bustos, BA; Quintero-Peña, JW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Astorquiza-Bustos, Bilver Adrian; Quintero-Pena, Jose Wilmar", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who can work from home? A remote working index for an emerging economy1", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Remote work; Covid-19; Labor market; Household Surveys; Colombia", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The health emergency caused by COVID-19 produced important changes in the way people relate and like they carry out their work activities. Thus, this paper analyzes the probability of carrying out work activities remotely by constructing the Remote Working Index (RWI) in Colombia for the year 2019, using data from 93,927 individuals employed. The above led not only to show the inequalities between regions and economic sectors, but also allowed to establish a social profile of the agents who are most likely to work from home. The results show that ethnic-racial minorities, women, people aged 60 and over and those ones belonging to the health-care contributory system are the least likely to carry out their remote work. Consequently, they are the ones who face the highest disadvantages in the labor market when it faces confinement environments. Our results allow us to profile the population that requires higher attention in environments that restrict work activity, while identifying the work activities most likely to be performed remotely. This consolidates a contribution to the emerging literature on remote work and focuses the discussion on the identification strategy of indicators from Household Surveys.", "Addresses": "[Astorquiza-Bustos, Bilver Adrian; Quintero-Pena, Jose Wilmar] Univ Manizales, Econ & Adm Sci, Cra 9a 19-03, Manizales, Colombia; [Quintero-Pena, Jose Wilmar] Univ Pavia, Dept Econ & Management, Via San Felice al Monastero 5, Pavia, Italy", "Affiliations": "Universidad de Manizales; University of Pavia", "Reprint Addresses": "Astorquiza-Bustos, BA (corresponding author), Univ Manizales, Econ & Adm Sci, Cra 9a 19-03, Manizales, Colombia.", "Email Addresses": "bilvera@umanizales.edu.co; josewilmar.quinteropena01@universitadipavia.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Astorquiza Bustos, Bilver Adrian/0000-0003-1079-6711", "Funding Orgs": "University of Manizales [B0601X0411]; Institucion Universitaria Politecnico Grancolombiano", "Funding Name Preferred": "University of Manizales; Institucion Universitaria Politecnico Grancolombiano", "Funding Text": "1 This paper was granted with the funds B0601X0411 of the 2019 Call for Internal Research of the University of Manizales in co-financing with the Institucion Universitaria Politecnico Grancolombiano", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102669.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102669", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OP2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111202600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baranes, E; Vuong, CH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baranes, Edmond; Vuong, Cuong Hung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic contribution to the debate on cost sharing policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital platforms; Externality; Cost sharing", "Keywords Plus": "MERGERS; DEMAND", "Abstract": "This policy paper aims to contribute to understanding the recent debate on fair cost sharing between Big Techs and European telecommunication operators who offer complementary services: content and access to the Internet. We take stock from recent economic literature and empirical evidences to show the differences in business models and regulatory constraints have led to unequal net benefits from growing European digital economy. In particular, because the telecommunication operators have to bear the costs of delivering content to end-users, their business can be strongly affected due to the sharp increase in traffic generation. This negative externality should be internalized to correct the related market failure and to restore incentives to invest in the network infrastructure to meet the ambitious Europe's Digital Decade targets. Furthermore, we assess the interplay between access and content, and demonstrate how a fair cost sharing policy can impact investment, consumer surplus and social welfare. In particular, content providers that are efficient in monetizing consumers are incentivized to lower the cost of content to consumers, which positively impacts the consumer surplus and social welfare. Also, because cost sharing can even encourage digital platforms to better optimize the demand, this could have potentially positive effect on the environment. Finally, we give some recommendations to effectively implement the policy in practice.", "Addresses": "[Baranes, Edmond] Univ Montpellier, MRE, Montpellier, France; [Vuong, Cuong Hung] Univ Paris Est Creteil, LIPHA, Creteil, France", "Affiliations": "Universite de Montpellier; Universite Paris-Est-Creteil-Val-de-Marne (UPEC)", "Reprint Addresses": "Baranes, E (corresponding author), Univ Montpellier, MRE, Montpellier, France.", "Email Addresses": "edmond.baranes@umontpellier.fr; hung-cuong.vuong@u-pec.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Orange", "Funding Name Preferred": "Orange", "Funding Text": "The authors thank two anonymous referees for their useful comments. They also acknowledge Orange for its intellectual and financial support.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102611.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102611", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U7EU0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086406200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sarkar, A; Pick, JB; Rosales, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sarkar, Avijit; Pick, James B.; Rosales, Jessica", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Multivariate and geospatial analysis of technology utilization in US counties", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; US County; Regression; Spatial autocorrelation; Social capital", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; ACCESS", "Abstract": "We examine geographic patterns and socio-economic and social capital correlates of the adoption and utilization of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in 3,108 counties of the United States. Access and use of ICTs are found to vary significantly among counties in metropolitan, micropolitan, and rural parts of the country. Clusters of high, moderate, and low ICT utilization counties are characterized by geodemographic and socio-economic attributes. Regression findings indicate that young dependency ratio, college education, working age population, and race and ethnic variables are major correlates of ICT use. We analyze and explain novel findings on associations of income, ethnicity, and social capital variables with ICT usage in light of the technology-use landscape in the US. Spatial bias and large sample size fallacy issues are addressed and policy recommendations to remediate the digital divide in US counties are provided.", "Addresses": "[Sarkar, Avijit; Pick, James B.] Univ Redlands, Sch Business & Soc, Redlands, CA 92373 USA; [Rosales, Jessica] Esri Inc, Redlands, CA 92373 USA", "Affiliations": "University Redlands", "Reprint Addresses": "Pick, JB (corresponding author), Univ Redlands, Sch Business & Soc, Redlands, CA 92373 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Avijit_Sarkar@redlands.edu; James_Pick@redlands.edu; JRosales@esri.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102572.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102572", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P0TH4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001047845800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, WC; Ning, ZN; Shu, Y; Riti, MKJ; Riti, JS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Wencheng; Ning, Zinan; Shu, Yang; Riti, Miriam-Kamah J.; Riti, Joshua Sunday", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT interaction with trade, FDI and financial inclusion on inclusive growth in top African nations ranked by ICT development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT development; Trade; FDI; Financial inclusion; Inclusive growth", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; TIME-SERIES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; INTERNATIONAL-TRADE; INFORMATION; COUNTRIES; OPENNESS; GLOBALIZATION", "Abstract": "The significance of ICT (information and communication technology) framework in efforts to attract foreign investment (FDI), sustain commerce, and boost financial inclusion for enhanced inclusive growth has revolutionized the global system recently. Furthermore, earlier researches on the connection between ICT and growth concentrated more on general expansion than on the kind of growth that is evenly distributed and has broader societal implications than merely growing the size of the overall economic pie. This study critically analyzes the connection between ICT diffusion and inclusive growth, considering the interactive impacts of trade openness, FDI, and financial inclusion on inclusive growth in top African nations ranked in terms of ICT development, so as to close the existing literature gap. An improved-GMM (generalized method of moments) technique, founded on panel data-set spanning the years 2000-2020, is used in the study. By employing PCA (principal component analysis) to measure inclusive growth, ICT diffusion, and financial inclusion indices, the study contributes to the body of prior research. The model also accounts for the heterogeneous impact of the interactive term between ICT diffusions and trade openness, FDI, and financial inclusion on inclusive growth. Overall, results indicate that while ICT diffusion, trade openness, FDI, and financial inclusion significantly and positively enhance inclusive growth at both the individual and interaction levels, inflation hinders it. The study suggests that policymakers should establish measures to advance ICT development, encourage trade openness, attract foreign direct investment, and improve financial inclusion because these measures have tendencies to support inclusive growth by opening up a number of opportunities.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Wencheng] China Ctr Publ Sect Econ Res, 2699 Qianjin St, Changchun 130012, Peoples R China; [Wang, Wencheng; Ning, Zinan] Jilin Univ, Sch Econ, 2699 Qianjin St, Changchun 130012, Peoples R China; [Shu, Yang] Hunan Univ, Sch Econ & Trade, Changsha 410006, Hunan, Peoples R China; [Riti, Joshua Sunday] Univ Jos, Fac Social Sci, Dept Econ, Jos 930001, Nigeria; [Riti, Miriam-Kamah J.] Karl Kumm Univ, Dept Econ, Vom, Plateau, Nigeria; [Riti, Joshua Sunday] Univ Jos, Jos 930001, Nigeria", "Affiliations": "Jilin University; Hunan University; University of Jos; University of Jos", "Reprint Addresses": "Riti, JS (corresponding author), Univ Jos, Jos 930001, Nigeria.", "Email Addresses": "wangwencheng@jlu.edu.cn; ningzn20@mails.jlu.edu.cn; shuy@hnu.edu.cn; kamahmiriam@yahoo.com; joshuariti@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Basic Research Funds of Central Universities for Philosophy and Social Science Research Project [2022ESD01]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Basic Research Funds of Central Universities for Philosophy and Social Science Research Project", "Funding Text": "Funding Basic Research Funds of Central Universities for Philosophy and Social Science Research Project (No. 2022ESD01) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 72.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102490.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102490", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8K2SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000922958900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lechman, E; Popowska, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lechman, Ewa; Popowska, Magdalena", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Harnessing digital technologies for poverty reduction. Evidence for low-income and lower-middle income countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Economic growth; Poverty; Vulnerable employment; ICT; Developing countries", "Keywords Plus": "LOCALLY WEIGHTED REGRESSION; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT; FINANCIAL ACCESS; LOGISTIC GROWTH; INEQUALITY; ICT; EDUCATION", "Abstract": "This paper contributes to understanding the relationship between ICT deployment and poverty alleviation in developing countries. It assess the digital technologies contribution to poverty reduction, through different channels of impact, like education, labor market, income and ICTtrade related activities.Using the sample of 40 developing countries between 1990 and 2019, it relies on macro data extracted from the World Bank Development Indicators (2021) and the World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database (2020). Methodological framework combines time trend analysis and locally weighted polynomial smoother, logistic growth model, and panel regression modelling techniques. Our major findings suggest growing ICT deployment, school enrolments, and increases in material wealth are significant drivers of poverty eradication in developing economies. However, the impact of digitalization on poverty is neither direct nor immediate. Therefore, we claim that national and local authorities, together with civil society must consider ICT as a key element of their broad development strategies.", "Addresses": "[Lechman, Ewa; Popowska, Magdalena] Gdansk Univ Technol, Ul Narutowicza 11-12, Gdansk, Poland", "Affiliations": "Fahrenheit Universities; Gdansk University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Lechman, E (corresponding author), Gdansk Univ Technol, Ul Narutowicza 11-12, Gdansk, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "eda@zie.pg.gda.pl; mpop@pg.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Popowska, Magdalena Maria/AAZ-1740-2021; Lechman, Ewa/K-9442-2018", "ORCIDs": "Popowska, Magdalena Maria/0000-0002-2235-7196; Lechman, Ewa/0000-0003-1718-7134", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Centre in Poland [2015/19/B/HS4/03220]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Centre in Poland(National Science Centre, Poland)", "Funding Text": "Acknowledgements This work was supported by the National Science Centre in Poland under Grant no. 2015/19/B/HS4/03220.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 72.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 36.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 55.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 165.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102313.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102313", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ8TN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773537200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Robles-Carrillo, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Robles-Carrillo, Margarita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "European Union policy on 5G: Context, scope and limits*", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; European Union; Member states; Policies", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK ARCHITECTURE; HUAWEI; MOBILE", "Abstract": "5G is considered a key technology for society but its implementation is currently surrounded by controversy. Beyond its technical aspects, 5G has become a question of security and national interest for many States as well as an international policy issue. Technological autonomy and digital sovereignty are increasingly recognised as strategic priorities on a global scale. In this context, the EU's position is unique, basically for two reasons. On the one hand, the EU has unintentionally become part of the playing field in the US-China dispute over technology companies and 5G. On the other hand, any policy of the EU or its Member States is constrained by the nature of 5G as an area of either European or national competence. The delimitation of their competences is not clear, just as there is no transparent and understandable distinction of their 5G responsibilities. In order to clarify this situation, a comprehensive analysis of the European competence and legal frameworks is necessary. After that, the study of the evolution process of this European policy provides an overview of its scope and limits. Finally, the paper explains the procedures and instruments of this European policy and concludes by assessing its implementation and development prospects. The possibility of reaching technological autonomy and digital sovereignty for the EU and its member states depends, for the time being, on this European policy.", "Addresses": "[Robles-Carrillo, Margarita] Univ Granada, Network Engn & Secur Grp NESG, Granada, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Granada", "Reprint Addresses": "Robles-Carrillo, M (corresponding author), Univ Granada, Network Engn & Secur Grp NESG, Granada, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mrobles@ugr.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Robles Carrillo, Margarita/0000-0002-6324-4665", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Government [PID 2020-114495RB-I00]; Network Engineering & Security Group (NESG); Universidad de Granada/CBUA", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Government(Spanish Government); Network Engineering & Security Group (NESG); Universidad de Granada/CBUA", "Funding Text": "Work partially supported by Spanish Government through Project PID 2020-114495RB-I00 and by Network Engineering & Security Group (NESG) . Funding for Open Access Charge: Universidad de Granada/CBUA", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102216.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102216", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ahokangas, P; Matinmikko-Blue, M; Yrjölä, S; Hämmäinen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ahokangas, Petri; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Platform configurations for local and private 5G networks in complex industrial multi-stakeholder ecosystems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Data; Connectivity; Platform; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; LEGITIMACY; MODELS", "Abstract": "Data and connectivity platforms play a crucial role in the digitalization of different sectors of our society. In complex industrial multi-stakeholder ecosystem contexts connectivity and data platforms are increasingly becoming converged, and private, vertical-specific local 5G networks are emerging. For this context, we depict and analyze alternative configurations for converging connectivity and data platforms and propose appropriate management actions for combining these platforms and achieving legitimacy. We examine a complex industrial multi-stakeholder ecosystem of a port and observe that in the considered case study, the convergence of connectivity and data platforms enhances digitalization and helps to create shared local information between stakeholders. The research identifies a set of regulatory challenges for local 5G networks in complex industrial multi-stakeholder ecosystems where the telecommunication and information technology-related regulations meet with vertical-specific regulations, leading to a complex environment in which to operate. As highly country-specific, these regulations can open new business opportunities or significantly slow down or even prevent a market opening to local private 5G networks for vertical-specific use.", "Addresses": "[Ahokangas, Petri] Univ Oulu, Oulu Business Sch, Martti Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Yrjola, Seppo] Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland; [Yrjola, Seppo] Nokia, Espoo, Finland; [Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Helsinki, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu; University of Oulu; Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Matinmikko-Blue, M (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Ahokangas, Petri/AAH-9632-2021", "ORCIDs": "Ahokangas, Petri/0000-0002-2351-8473", "Funding Orgs": "Business Finland in 5G-VIIMA project; Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship [318927]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Business Finland in 5G-VIIMA project; Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship(Research Council of Finland)", "Funding Text": "Authors would like to acknowledge the funding from Business Finland in 5G-VIIMA project and Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship (grant 318927).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102128.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102128", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sahebali, MWW; Sadowski, BM; Nomaler, O; Brennenraedts, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sahebali, M. W. W.; Sadowski, Bert M.; Nomaler, O.; Brennenraedts, R.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Rolling out of fibre optic networks in intermediate versus urban areas: An exploratory spatial analysis in the Netherlands", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Very high capacity network rollout; Fibre availability; Exploratory spatial analysis; Data mining", "Keywords Plus": "SPEED BROAD-BAND; ACCESS; COMPETITION; DETERMINANTS; INVESTMENT; MARKETS", "Abstract": "Within the growing literature on broadband development, much research has focused on infrastructure competition and spatial effects driving investment incentives in broadband provision. However, less attention has been paid to the geographical factors explaining very high capacity fibre based network rollout. The purpose of this paper is to examine these geographical effects of rollout of these networks by utilizing basic data mining techniques in conjunction with exploratory spatial data analysis. In explaining the rollout of these networks, the paper derives from the literature a geographical model on broadband provision and examines it empirically by focusing on the spatial and temporal effects driving very high capacity fibre-based network development in the Netherlands. The paper confirms previous research on market uncertainty and the technoeconomics of broadband development, but shows, in addition, that more specific factors related to local effects and demand uncertainty are vital in explaining the rollout of very high capacity fibre-based network.", "Addresses": "[Sahebali, M. W. W.; Brennenraedts, R.] Dialogic, Utrecht, Netherlands; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Univ Trento, Trento, Italy; [Nomaler, O.] UNU MERIT, Maastricht, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Eindhoven University of Technology; Northumbria University; University of Trento; Maastricht University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sadowski, BM (corresponding author), Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "b.m.sadowski@tue.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sahebali, Wazir/0000-0002-5653-4373", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102080.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102080", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lamberti, G; Lopez-Sintas, J; Sukphan, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lamberti, Giuseppe; Lopez-Sintas, Jordi; Sukphan, Jakkapong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The social process of internet appropriation: Living in a digitally advanced country benefits less well-educated Europeans", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Internet use; Physical access; Country digital development; Digital skills; PLS-SEM", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "We generalize and extend the sequential model proposed by the resources and appropriation theory to explain the digital divide in the European Union plus the United Kingdom (EU27+UK). We measure the theoretical constructs of the model with data provided by the EU and test the theoretical predictions using a partial least squares structural equation model. We find support for the hypothesized relationships but find that the effects vary depending on the digital development level of countries. While education overall is the primary determinant of the social production of digital inequalities, a country's digital development level is crucial for less well-educated Europeans. These findings have theoretical and practical implications: (1) they call into question the homogeneity of the effect of causal relationships and the assumption that individuals differ only in terms of motivation, access, and digital skills, and (2) they indicate that socially disadvantaged Europeans benefit from living in more digitally developed countries.", "Addresses": "[Lamberti, Giuseppe; Lopez-Sintas, Jordi; Sukphan, Jakkapong] Univ Autonoma Barcelona, Dept Business, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Autonomous University of Barcelona", "Reprint Addresses": "Lamberti, G (corresponding author), Univ Autonoma Barcelona, Dept Business, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "giuseppe.lamberti@uab.cat; jordi.lopez@uab.cat; jakkapongsukphan@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Lamberti, Giuseppe/AAB-1711-2019", "ORCIDs": "Lamberti, Giuseppe/0000-0002-8666-796X; Sukphan, Jakkapong/0000-0001-8119-3091", "Funding Orgs": "AGAUR-Generalitat de Catalunya [2017 SGR 1056]; EU H2020 program [870691-INVENT]", "Funding Name Preferred": "AGAUR-Generalitat de Catalunya(Agencia de Gestio D'Ajuts Universitaris de Recerca Agaur (AGAUR)Generalitat de Catalunya); EU H2020 program(Horizon 2020)", "Funding Text": "Grant #2017 SGR 1056 funded by AGAUR-Generalitat de Catalunya, and Grant #870691-INVENT funded by the EU H2020 program.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102055.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102055", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolving 5G case study in United States unilateral spectrum planning and policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; International telecommunication union; 5G wireless; 2019 world radio conference; Broadband; Technology optimization; Spectrum planning; Spectrum auctions; Intergovermental coordination; Consensus building", "Keywords Plus": "MANAGEMENT", "Abstract": "This paper tracks increasingly aggressive initiatives by the United States government to reallocate spectrum on an expedited and unilateral basis well before conclusion of inter-governmental coordination. Rather than embrace the customary commitment to achieve consensus on global spectrum allocations at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has auctioned off large blocks of frequencies for the next generation (5G) of wireless services. The FCC might have framed its first 5G auction, reassigning Ultra High Frequency (UHF) spectrum, as a one-time deviation from compliance with long standing, intergovernmental coordination procedures. These frequencies have ideal signal propagation characteristics and the Commission could use financial incentives-unavailable in most nations-to expedite repacking by incumbent broadcasters willing to move, share or abandon spectrum in exchange for ample financial compensation. However, the FCC has continued to auction off 5G spectrum on grounds that it must find ways to abate an acute shortage of wireless bandwidth and doing so will regain or maintain global leadership in wireless technologies. This paper offers a critical rebuke to unilateral spectrum management, because the short-term benefits expected by the U. S. government likely will be offset by countervailing harms to 5G manufacturers, carriers and consumers. The paper tracks fractious preparation for the ITU's 2019 World Radio Conference by the U.S. delegation and the mixed record achieved there. Additionally, the paper explains how injecting trade, industrial policy and national security issues at the ITU can trigger more delays and disputes, including possible retaliation by nations displeased with U.S. efforts to subvert traditional technology optimization goals. A worst case scenario has the ITU deadlocked and unable to reach closure on mission critical spectrum planning issues at World Radio Conferences, convened every four years. The paper concludes that costs and likely challenges to the efficacy and legitimacy of the ITU will reduce the benefits accruing from the FCC's unilateral, spectrum planning campaign.", "Addresses": "[Frieden, Rob] Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Frieden, Robert/0000-0002-0002-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 105.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102011.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whitacre, B; Gallardo, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whitacre, Brian; Gallardo, Roberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "State broadband policy: Impacts on availability", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "State policy; Policy evaluation; System GMM; Broadband availability", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; RURAL-AREAS; SYSTEM GMM; PANEL-DATA; ACCESS; PENETRATION; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; INTERNET; SPEED", "Abstract": "We use a county-level panel dataset from 2012 to 2018 to assess the impacts of various state policies on total and rural broadband availability in the United States. The primary dependent variable is the percentage of residents with access to 25 Megabits per second (MBPS) download and 3 MBPS upload speeds via a fixed connection, with alternative specifications considering other aspects of availability such as technology type and competition. We control for the main determinants of Internet availability such as income, education, age, and population density. Our policy variables come from the newly released State Broadband Policy Explorer from the Pew Charitable Trusts and individual contacts from the nationwide State Broadband Leaders Network. Our primary policies of interest are those related to: (1) availability of state-level funding, (2) existence of a state-level broadband office/task force with full-time employees, and (3) restrictions on municipal/cooperative broadband provision. We find a positive and significant impact of state-level funding programs on general (and fiber) broadband availability, and a negative impact of municipal/cooperative restrictions. The findings are similar when the analysis is restricted to the rural portions of counties.", "Addresses": "[Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA; [Gallardo, Roberto] Purdue Univ, Purdue Ctr Reg Dev, W Lafayette, IN 47907 USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater; Purdue University System; Purdue University", "Reprint Addresses": "Whitacre, B (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA.", "Email Addresses": "brian.whitacre@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 31.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 36.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102025.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102025", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": 32863542.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Balmer, RE; Levin, SL; Schmidt, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Balmer, Roberto E.; Levin, Stanford L.; Schmidt, Stephen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Artificial Intelligence Applications in Telecommunications and other network industries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Machine learning; Telecoms; Network industries; Economics; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "NEURAL-NETWORK; INTEGRATION; TECHNOLOGY; QUALITY", "Abstract": "Artificial intelligence applications in network industries have the potential to reduce network roll-out and operating costs, improve performance, enhance customer service, and support the development and introduction of new services. This paper identifies and analyzes the range of AI applications already in place and those expected to be in place in the near future. After analyzing the applications found in the literature, we have conducted interviews with senior executives responsible for AI in telecommunications, electricity, gas and water companies headquartered in North America and Europe, as well as with suppliers incorporating AI into their equipment. These interviews have provided information on which AI applications are actually being used in these network industries and which are expected to be implemented in the future. While some of these AI applications, like predictive maintenance, have already been implemented today by most operators, more complex applications, such as traffic management AIs for 5G, are being considered by only a few large operators. Finally, the paper explores the consequences of AI for regulation. At the least, regulators will need to understand AI in order to determine if AI applications raise regulatory concerns. At this point, however, as AI becomes increasingly integrated into network operations, regulatory issues are only beginning to emerge.", "Addresses": "[Balmer, Roberto E.] Univ Italian Speaking Switzerland USI, Inst Econ, Via Buffi 6, CH-6904 Lugano, Switzerland; [Levin, Stanford L.] Southern Illinois Univ Edwardsville, PMB 110,9648 Olive, St Louis, MO 63132 USA; [Schmidt, Stephen] TELUS Commun, 215 Slater St, Ottawa, ON K1P 0A6, Canada", "Affiliations": "Southern Illinois University System; Southern Illinois University Edwardsville", "Reprint Addresses": "Balmer, RE (corresponding author), Univ Italian Speaking Switzerland USI, Inst Econ, Via Buffi 6, CH-6904 Lugano, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "roberto.balmer@usi.ch; slevin@siue.edu; stephen.schmidt@telus.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101977.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101977", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sung, N; Kim, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sung, Nakil; Kim, Jaekyeong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does the internet kill newspapers? The case of South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Newspaper; Paper newspaper; Online newspaper; Media substitution; Internet", "Keywords Plus": "TRADITIONAL NEWS MEDIA; COMPLEMENTARITY; CANNIBALIZATION; DISPLACEMENT; CONSUMPTION; CHANNEL", "Abstract": "In South Korea, the number of households with subscriptions to print newspapers has substantially decreased in recent years. This study examines the reasons for this decline by analyzing the Korea Media Panel (KMP) data of the period 2011-2018 using a random-effects logit model. An empirical analysis indicates that a household is less likely to subscribe to print newspapers, as its family members spend less time reading newspaper articles, and as they are more likely to rely on the Internet for access to newspaper articles. In other words, print newspaper subscriptions have declined due to two reasons, namely, a decrease in the demand for newspaper articles and the emergence of online newspapers as a substitute for print newspapers. Next, this study identifies the socioeconomic factors affecting the demand for newspaper articles and the substitutability between print and online newspapers by applying a random-effects tobit model to the KMP data. One of the main results demonstrate that young and less educated individuals tend to spend less time reading newspaper articles, whether print or online. Based on the results, several policy implications are suggested.", "Addresses": "[Sung, Nakil; Kim, Jaekyeong] Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea", "Affiliations": "University of Seoul", "Reprint Addresses": "Sung, N (corresponding author), Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "nisung@uos.ac.kr; h4ckguid3@uos.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "kim, jaekyeong/0000-0002-4036-404X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101955.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101955", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Badran, MF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Badran, Mona Farid", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "eHealth in Egypt: The demand-side perspective of implementing electronic health records", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Electronic health records; Healthcare sector; eHealth; UTAUT2; Egypt; Logistic regression; Next generation of infrastructure; eHealth policy", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "The present study sheds light on the expected factors that would impact the adoption of the Electronic Health Records (EHR) service in Egypt from the demand-side perspective, i.e. the healthcare consumer's standpoint. This empirical study is motivated by the use of EHR in many countries as a method of promoting healthcare services. Another incentive for the present study is to look at EHR as a top layer in the Next Generation of Information Infrastructure (NII). EHR is considered an efficiency-enhancing and cost-effective technology. Moreover, the issue of developing the healthcare sector in Egypt has the attention of government policymakers, who have a comprehensive healthcare and social insurance law that will be discussed in the Egyptian Parliament, in the near future. The study highlights the socio-technical approach used in analyzing the EHR as an eHealth application in Egypt. The underlying theoretical framework of this study implicates the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology in the Consumer Context (UTAUT2) model. It also applies an integrated framework of multifaceted perceptions used to explain the expected adoption or behavior of the Egyptian consumer vis-a-vis EHR. The study relies on primary data collected after surveying 559 respondents. Results reveal that determinants of EHR include demographics such as place and gender, but more importantly constructs such as price value, effort expectancy and facilitating conditions are key factors that play a part in the decision made by the Egyptian consumer to adopt EHR technology. Finally, additional insight and recommendations are offered to the policymakers.", "Addresses": "[Badran, Mona Farid] Cairo Univ, Fac Econ & Polit Sci, Giza, Egypt", "Affiliations": "Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB); Cairo University", "Reprint Addresses": "Badran, MF (corresponding author), Cairo Univ, Fac Econ & Polit Sci, Giza, Egypt.", "Email Addresses": "mona.badran@feps.edu.eg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Egyptian National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority", "Funding Name Preferred": "Egyptian National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority", "Funding Text": "I would like to thank The Egyptian National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority for funding the survey. I would also like to acknowledge the support of Associate Editor Dr. Teodosio Perez Amaral. The author is grateful for the constructive comments of two anonymous reviewers from the Telecommunications Policy Journal.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 576.0, "End Page": 594.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Leung, L; Chen, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Leung, Louis; Chen, Cheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "E-health/m-health adoption and lifestyle improvements: Exploring the roles of technology readiness, the expectation-confirmation model, and health-related information activities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-health/m-health; Expectation-confirmation model; Technology readiness; Health-related activities; Lifestyle improvements", "Keywords Plus": "CONTINUANCE INTENTION; EHEALTH LITERACY; SATISFACTION; EXTENSION; ACCEPTANCE", "Abstract": "This purpose of this study was to investigate (a) the prevalence and patterns of e-health/m-health use in Hong Kong; (b) the activities that people engage in via health-related information platforms/apps; and (c) the roles that technology readiness, the expectation-confirmation model, and e-health/m-health activities play in predicting lifestyle improvement. Data were collected from a telephone survey, with a probability sample of 1,007 respondents aged 18 or above. Our results show that 47.2% of the respondents were regular users of e-health technologies, 23.2% were m-health users, and only 10.7% used wearables for health purposes. Among the six e-health/m-health activities identified, health tutorials and health information seeking were the most frequently used, followed by recording/monitoring and medical services. The least popular activities were reminders and sharing experiences. As expected, the component variables in the expectation-confirmation model, particularly confirmation and perceived usefulness, were the strongest predictors for lifestyle improvement. External factors, such as being older and innovative, the use of e-health/m-health activities for recording/monitoring, health tutorials, medical services, and sharing experiences, also had significant impacts. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Leung, Louis] Hong Kong Shue Yan Univ, Dept Journalism & Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Chen, Cheng] Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Hong Kong Shue Yan University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Leung, L (corresponding author), Hong Kong Shue Yan Univ, Dept Journalism & Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "louisleung@hksyu.edu; chencheng0614@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Chen, Cheng/ABA-1996-2020", "ORCIDs": "Chen, Cheng/0000-0002-9127-3893", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 73.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 77.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 76.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 563.0, "End Page": 575.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garín-Muñoz, T; López, R; Pérez-Amaral, T; Herguera, I; Valarezo, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Lopez, Rafael; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Herguera, Inigo; Valarezo, Angel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Models for individual adoption of eCommerce, eBanking and eGovernment in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ECommerce; eBanking; eGovernment; Logistic model; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "COUNTRIES", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the adoption patterns of selected internet services such as eCommerce, eBanking and eGovernment in Spain. High quality official data from the Survey on Equipment and Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Households (ICT-H) of the National Institute of Statistics are used. The dataset is a cross section of 16,209 individuals for 2016. Theoretical demand models, grounded in a standard neoclassical utility maximization framework, are adapted to these services. Logistic regression techniques allow quantifying the impact of the socioeconomic characteristics of the individual on the adoption of each service. The resulting models are statistically significant and with a high predictive power. Age, education and levels of internet and computer skills are all significant in explaining the adoption of any of the three services; as are gender and income, but just for eCommerce and eBanking. Interestingly, the level of trust in internet is only significant to explain participation in eCommerce. Finally, policy recommendations are suggested, highlighting the desirability of using specific measures for the different socio-demographic groups and income strata.", "Addresses": "[Garin-Munoz, Teresa] UNED, Madrid, Spain; [Lopez, Rafael] UCM, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Herguera, Inigo; Valarezo, Angel] UCM, ICAE, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Complutense University of Madrid; Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Garín-Muñoz, T (corresponding author), UNED, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mgarin@cee.uned.es", "Researcher Ids": "Valarezo-Unda, Angel/AAA-2344-2019; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020", "ORCIDs": "Valarezo-Unda, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253", "Funding Orgs": "Autonomous Community of Madrid Spain [PRODECON-CM HM S2015/HUM-3491]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Autonomous Community of Madrid Spain", "Funding Text": "This research is funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid Spain. Project: Finance, Innovation and Strategies: Economic Analysis of Business Productivity and its Determinants (PRODECON-CM HM S2015/HUM-3491), 2016-2018.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 39.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 42.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 84.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 100.0, "End Page": 111.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fennell, S; Kaur, P; Jhunjhunwala, A; Narayanan, D; Loyola, C; Bedi, J; Singh, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fennell, Shailaja; Kaur, Prabhjot; Jhunjhunwala, Ashok; Narayanan, Deapika; Loyola, Charles; Bedi, Jaskiran; Singh, Yaadveer", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Examining linkages between Smart Villages and Smart Cities: Learning from rural youth accessing the internet in India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Accessibility; Digital inclusion; Connectivity; Youth aspirations; Smart cities; Smart villages; India; Punjab; Tamil Nadu", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The literature on Smart Cities has not as yet paid adequate attention to the rural sector, and the potential in villages for creating smart and sustainable solutions for the 21st century. This paper focuses on linking proposed smart city strategies to smart village policies to ensure that rural youth have improved opportunities for employment through ICT initiatives to ensure digital inclusion, using primary surveys undertaken in India. The motivation was to understand how mobile telephony could be a catalyst to create Smart Villages in India, where young people can chart out new pathways to realize their aspirations with regard to tertiary education and new avenues for diversifying into rural non-agricultural employment. We use data obtained from a household survey in villages in the states of Punjab and Tamil Nadu to examine the mobile phone usage preferences of rural educated youth to identify the way forward in improving the accessibility of services on the supply side. We make the case that where youth are using mobile phone access to increase their social information base it is indeed possible that the new social media groups formed by rural youth become a powerful conduit for generating new employment opportunities. The key to accessing this solution is to use a demand driven model for mobile services that would permit a bottom of governance model to generate sustainable growth of enterprises and improved human development of these villages.", "Addresses": "[Fennell, Shailaja; Bedi, Jaskiran] Univ Cambridge, Ctr Dev Studies, Cambridge, England; [Fennell, Shailaja; Bedi, Jaskiran] Univ Cambridge, Dept Land Econ, Cambridge, England; [Kaur, Prabhjot; Jhunjhunwala, Ashok; Narayanan, Deapika; Loyola, Charles] Indian Inst Technol Madras, Telecommun & Comp Networking Grp TeNet, Madras, Tamil Nadu, India; [Singh, Yaadveer] Punjab Univ Chandigarh, Dept Econ, Chandigarh, India", "Affiliations": "University of Cambridge; University of Cambridge; Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Madras; Panjab University", "Reprint Addresses": "Fennell, S (corresponding author), Univ Cambridge, Ctr Dev Studies, Cambridge, England.;Fennell, S (corresponding author), Univ Cambridge, Dept Land Econ, Cambridge, England.", "Email Addresses": "ss141@cam.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "UGC-UKIERI research grant [RG71992]", "Funding Name Preferred": "UGC-UKIERI research grant", "Funding Text": "This research was made possible by funds provided by a UGC-UKIERI research grant (RG71992). We would like to thank all the members of our research team, particularly our other co-I, Professor Emanuele Giovannetti at Anglia Ruskin University and Professors Gurmail Singh and Satya Prasad Padhi, at the Department of Economics, Punjab University, Chandigarh. We would also like to thank participants at the 27th European Regional ITS conference held in Cambridge, 7-9th September 2017, for their comments on a previous draft of the paper, as well as participants at the Human Development and Capability Association, at Washington D.C, September 10-13th September, 2015 for their feedback on the participatory framework.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 25.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 139.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 810.0, "End Page": 823.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Silva, S; Badasyan, N; Busby, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Silva, Simone; Badasyan, Narine; Busby, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diversity and digital divide: Using the National Broadband Map to identify the non-adopters of broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed location broadband; The National broadband map; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; DETERMINANTS; DEMAND; TECHNOLOGY; REGRESSION; DIFFUSION; PATTERNS; ADOPTION; LESSONS; CANADA", "Abstract": "The Internet has become an integral part of the everyday life for many Americans, yet a sizable gap still exists in household broadband adoption. Previous studies of the digital divide were restricted by the lack of sufficiently granular data on broadband availability and adoption. Recent efforts of NTIA and the FCC have made it possible for scholars to perform an exhaustive analysis of broadband diffusion. This paper examines differences in fixed location broadband adoption rates among households of various demographic and socio-economic characteristics and in different geographic locations utilizing the FCC's census tract level adoption data, demographic data from American Community Survey and the census block level broadband availability data from NTIA. Ordered probit models are estimated and used to conduct simulations in order to analyze the determinants of the broadband adoption rate. The results indicate that, although available in most tracts, the lack of broadband availability can still be a deterrent to its adoption. Furthermore, simulations indicate that, in non-metropolitan areas, policies targeting broadband availability would have a larger impact on adoption than policies targeting income or education, for instance. Additionally, where broadband is available, the census tracts with more educated, wealthy and older people who have more choices of broadband providers have higher fixed broadband subscription rates. The positive impact of older population on adoption rate contradicts the conventional belief that the older generation is left behind. Drawing from the previous literature, the older population may be more likely to have a home broadband subscription through traditional technologies, while their younger counterparts, who adapt to new technologies quicker, may be subscribing to mobile broadband.", "Addresses": "[Silva, Simone] Murray State Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, Econ, 307H Business Bldg, Murray, KY 42071 USA; [Badasyan, Narine] Murray State Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, Econ & Telecommun Syst Management, 307D Business Bldg, Murray, KY 42071 USA; [Busby, Michael] Murray State Univ, Dept Geosci, Midamer Remote Sensing Ctr MARC, Murray, KY 42071 USA; [Busby, Michael] Murray State Univ, Dept Geosci, Murray, KY 42071 USA", "Affiliations": "Murray State University; Murray State University; Murray State University; Murray State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Badasyan, N (corresponding author), Murray State Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, Econ & Telecommun Syst Management, 307D Business Bldg, Murray, KY 42071 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ssilva@murraystate.edu; nbadasyan@murraystate.edu; mbusby@murraystate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 32.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 361.0, "End Page": 373.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Blockchain's roles in strengthening cybersecurity and protecting privacy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Cloud computing; Cybersecurity; Internet of things; Privacy; Supply chain", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; THINGS", "Abstract": "This paper evaluates blockchain's roles in strengthening cybersecurity and protecting privacy. Since most of the data is currently stored in cloud data centers, it also compares how blockchain performs vis-vis the cloud in various aspects of security and privacy. Key underlying mechanisms related to the blockchain's impacts on the Internet of Things (IoT) security are also covered. From the security and privacy considerations, it highlights how blockchain-based solutions could possibly be, in many aspects, superior to-the current IoT ecosystem, which mainly relies on centralized cloud servers through service providers. Using practical applications and real-world examples, the paper argues that blockchain's decentralized feature is likely to result in a low susceptibility to manipulation and forgery by malicious participants. Special consideration is also given to how blockchain-based identity and access management systems can address some of the key challenges associated with IoT security. The paper provides a detailed analysis and description of blockchain's roles in tracking the sources of insecurity in supply chains related to IoT devices. The paper also delves into how blockchain can make it possible to contain an IoT security breach in a targeted way after it is discovered. It discusses and evaluates initiatives of organizations, inter organizational networks and industries on this front. A number of policy implications are discussed. First, in order to strengthen IoT, regulators can make it obligatory for firms to deploy blockchain in supply chain, especially in systems that are mission critical, and have substantial national security and economic benefits. Second, public policy efforts directed at protecting privacy using blockchain should focus on providing training to key stakeholders and increasing investment in this technology. Third, one way to enrich the blockchain ecosystem would be to turn attention to public private partnerships. Finally, riational governments should provide legal clarity and more information for parties to engage in smart contracts that are enforceable.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bolívar, Manuel Pedro Rodríguez/K-2911-2012; Sánchez-Gómez, Nicolás/K-3758-2014", "ORCIDs": "Bolívar, Manuel Pedro Rodríguez/0000-0001-8959-7664;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 90.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 286.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 314.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 526.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1027.0, "End Page": 1038.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Onyeajuwa, MK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Onyeajuwa, Martha Kanene", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Institutions and consumers: Assertion of ordinary consumer interest in the Nigerian digital mobile telecommunications market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulation; Telecommunications policy failure; New institution economics; Institution decomposition; Enforcement; Nigeria", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study on evaluation of the affirmation of ordinary consumer interest in the digital mobile telecommunications market in Nigeria situates within the broader perspective of the public interest and in the context of policy failure (what happens after adopting policy?). It focuses on aspects of compliance, monitoring, and enforcement of policy objective relating to ordinary consumer interest, areas that receive inadequate attention in policy literature. The study is conducted using the new institutional economics framework. It adapts and extends the Saleth and Dinar (1999) institution decomposition model to deconstruct the mobile institution into four major components: policy, law, administration and enforcement for analytical purposes. Using document analysis, supplemented by semi-structured interviews, the study provides insights into how the regulatory framework engages with the ordinary consumer and the implications this has for the delivery of the policy objective of protecting ordinary consumer interest. The main findings reveal that (1) due to weak institutional structures, the regulator and mobile service providers do not hold ordinary consumer's interest at levels consistent with policy and law (2) there is no special intervention to make basic mobile services accessible and affordable for lowincome ordinary consumers and (3) the pervasive violation of consumer interest persists due to laxity in enforcement of existing rules. The public interest in telecommunications policy has so far benefitted mobile companies in Nigeria rather than ordinary consumers. The existing policy failure, as discussed inthis case study, can provide inspiration for rethinking the place of the ordinary consumer.", "Addresses": "[Onyeajuwa, Martha Kanene] Univ Westminster, Commun & Media Res Inst, Sch Media Arts & Design, London, England", "Affiliations": "University of Westminster", "Reprint Addresses": "Onyeajuwa, MK (corresponding author), Univ Westminster, Commun & Media Res Inst, Sch Media Arts & Design, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "m.onyeajuwa@my.westminster.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Onyeajuwa, Martha/0000-0003-0111-1821", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 642.0, "End Page": 650.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stork, C; Esselaar, S; Chair, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stork, Christoph; Esselaar, Steve; Chair, Chenai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "OTT - Threat or opportunity for African Telcos?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication regulation; Mobile broadband; Over the top services; Mobile operators", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the transition from the voice and SMS era of mobile telephony to the data-only era, and the strategies that operators have adopted during this transition phase. Key drivers for the transition are Over the Top services (OTTs). The paper uses quarterly prices for prepaid user baskets across 44 African countries and introduces an alternative tool to measure and compare top-up bundles. Prepaid voice, prepaid data and top-ups are analysed, to demonstrate the various strategies operators in Africa have adopted, in response to revenue loss caused by OTTs, such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Skype. Case studies of dominant operators in South Africa, Kenya and Namibia are used to highlight which strategies have successfully defended or increased mobile operator revenues. The paper shows that embracing OTTs, and providing prepaid products that resemble flat-rate pricing (top-ups with limited validity), is the most successful strategy for mobile operators to retain revenues. The paper also shows how zero-rated OTTs can be used to gain market share for new entrants. We argue that regulators should resist the push for regulating OTTs, and instead facilitate the evolution to flat access pricing.", "Addresses": "[Stork, Christoph; Esselaar, Steve] Res ICT Solut, N Vancouver, BC, Canada; [Chair, Chenai] Res ICT Africa, Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Stork, C (corresponding author), Res ICT Solut, N Vancouver, BC, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "christoph.stork@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 600.0, "End Page": 616.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hwang, WS; Shin, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hwang, Won-Sik; Shin, Jungwoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT-specific technological change and economic growth in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT-specific technological change; Embodied technology; Computable general equilibrium", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; INDUSTRY-LEVEL; INFORMATION; PROGRESS; OUTPUT", "Abstract": "This study investigates the role of information and communication technology-specific technological change in Korea's past and future. The contribution of information and communication technology (ICT) to past economic growth through embodied technology in intermediate inputs and investment goods is revealed by the growth accounting methodology, which considers quality adjustment. Relative prices between ICT-related products and other goods provide an indirect measure for identifying embodied technologies. Meanwhile, ICT's contribution to future economic growth is examined via policy simulations using the computable general equilibrium model. The results imply that ICT has grown Korea's economy and that policy measures for increasing ICT investment are required for continued sustainable growth.", "Addresses": "[Hwang, Won-Sik] Korea Inst Ind Econ & Trade, 370 Sicheong Daero, Sejong Si 30147, South Korea; [Shin, Jungwoo] Kyung Hee Univ, Dept Ind & Management Syst Engn, 1732 Deogyeong Daero, Yongin 446701, Gyeonggi, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade (KIET); Kyung Hee University", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, J (corresponding author), Kyung Hee Univ, Dept Ind & Management Syst Engn, 1732 Deogyeong Daero, Yongin 446701, Gyeonggi, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yel0sik@snu.ac.kr; shinjung11@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Jungwoo/0000-0002-7772-8636", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 41.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 41.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 282.0, "End Page": 294.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hong, A; Nam, C; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hong, Areurn; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating the potential increase in consumer welfare from the introduction of Super Wi-Fi services in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Super Wi-Fi; Consumer welfare; Conjoint analysis; Willingness to pay", "Keywords Plus": "PREFERENCES", "Abstract": "With the increasing use of smart devices recently, mobile traffic has been increasing rapidly, which in turn has resulted in greater demand for frequency. Many countries have attempted to use the vacant frequencies known as television white space in an effort to solve the frequency problem. Super Wi-Fi, a wireless Internet service based on television white space, is one of the ways television white space is being utilized. This paper applies conjoint analysis to evaluate consumers' willingness to pay for each of the attributes of a Super Wi-Fi service and estimates by how much consumer welfare could be increased by the introduction of a Super Wi-Fi service. The attributes of a Super Wi-Fi service are coverage, a reduction in communication expenses when using mobile data, the ability to use multiple screens, and a wide range of Wi-Fi service providers. The results based on user surveys indicated that the marginal willingness to pay per month for a Super Wi-Fi service is KRW 4717 (USD$4.6). Moreover, marginal willingness to pay in nonurban areas for this service is greater than that in urban areas, which implies that the introduction of a Super Wi-Fi service is expected to increase consumer welfare, especially in nonurban areas. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hong, Areurn; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Taejon 305701, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 136701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 136701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "NAM, Changi/C-1756-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) [IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003]; National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea - Korean government [NRF-2013S1A3A2043357]", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center); National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea - Korean government", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) support program (IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003) supervised by the IITP (Institute for Information & communications Technology Promotion). This work was also supported by the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea grant funded by the Korean government (NRF-2013S1A3A2043357).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 935.0, "End Page": 944.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ryan, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ryan, Michael H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Confronting the Internet's Dark Side: Moral and Social Responsibility on the Free Highway", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ryan, Michael H.] Arnold & Porter UK LLP, London, England", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ryan, MH (corresponding author), Arnold & Porter UK LLP, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "michael.ryan@aporter.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1082.0, "End Page": 1084.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ballon, P; Lindmark, S; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ballon, Pieter; Lindmark, Sven; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological change and the provision, consumption and regulation of services: Papers from a European ITS regional conference", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ballon, Pieter] iMinds, Brussels, Belgium; [Ballon, Pieter] Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels, Belgium; [Lindmark, Sven] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Gothenburg, Sweden; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "IMEC; Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Chalmers University of Technology; Newcastle University - UK; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ballon, P (corresponding author), iMinds, Brussels, Belgium.;Ballon, P (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Pieter.ballon@vub.ac.be; sven.lindmark@gmail.com; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Ballon, Pieter/KGL-1886-2024", "ORCIDs": "Ballon, Pieter/0000-0001-6066-3242; Lindmark, Sven/0000-0002-7151-8451", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 725.0, "End Page": 728.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hilbert, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hilbert, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The bad news is that the digital access divide is here to stay: Domestically installed bandwidths among 172 countries for 1986-2014", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Broadband; Bandwidth; International; Global; Gini index; Inequality", "Keywords Plus": "WORLDS TECHNOLOGICAL CAPACITY; BROAD-BAND; INFORMATION; COMMUNICATE; STORE; INTERNET; PROGRESS", "Abstract": "In contrary to the common argument that the digital access divide is quickly closing and that the focus should shift to skills and usage, this article shows that access to digital communication is a moving target unlikely to ever be solved. While the number of subscriptions reaches population saturation levels, the bandwidth divide continuous to be dynamic. The article measures the nationally installed bandwidth potential of 172 countries from 1986 to 2014. The overarching finding is that the divide in terms of bandwidth does not show any clear monotonic pattern. It fluctuates up and down over the decades as the result of an intricate interplay between incessant technological progress and diffusion of technology. The bandwidth divide between high- and low income countries has first increased and only decreased below historic levels very recently during 2012-2014. In general it shows that the bandwidth divide is linked to the income divide, which is notoriously persistent. The bandwidth distribution among all countries is undergoing a new process of global concentration, during which North America and Europe is being replaced by Asia as the new global leader. In 2014 only 3 countries host 50% of the globally installed bandwidth potential (10 countries almost 75%). The U.S. lost its global leadership in 2011, being replaced by China, which contributes more than twice as much national bandwidth potential in 2014 (29% versus 13%). Despite this bad news about the continuous persistence of the digital access divide among countries, exploratory analysis from a global perspective brings the good news that many more individual people seem to enjoy more equal access to global bandwidth. All of this showcases the urgency to systematically develop indicators to track the digital divide in terms of bandwidth. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hilbert, Martin] Univ Calif Davis, Kerr Hall 369, Davis, CA 95616 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Davis", "Reprint Addresses": "Hilbert, M (corresponding author), Univ Calif Davis, Kerr Hall 369, Davis, CA 95616 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hilbert@ucdavis.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Hilbert, Martin/E-7845-2010", "ORCIDs": "Hilbert, Martin/0000-0003-0809-6361", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 72.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 84.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 567.0, "End Page": 581.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hofman, A; Aravena, C; Aliaga, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hofman, Andre; Aravena, Claudio; Aliaga, Vianka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information and communication technologies and their impact in the economic growth of Latin America, 1990-2013", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technologies; Productivity; Sectoral growth; Growth accounting; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This article examines the contribution of information and communications technologies (ICT) to economic growth and productivity in Latin America in the period 1990-2013. Increased ICT investment explains an important part of the acceleration of economic growth in the United States since 1995. An objective of this study is to verify if the same happened in Latin America. The analysis is presented at two levels. First, the study takes into account the aggregate level of the economy, for a set of 18 countries in the region. Second, it analyzes the relationship of ICT, economic growth and productivity by sector in five countries, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, which are part of a project on sectoral growth analysis using a growth accounting approach (LA-KLEMS project). The decomposition of the factors that determine the gap in GDP per capita with the US showed that improvements in the labor factor have helped to reduce the gap in GDP per capita relative to the US and conversely poor labor productivity has contributed negatively. The main cause that the labor productivity gap remains is the widening gap in ICT capital that counteracts improvements in human capital in Latin America. The role of ICT has been very low, representing less than one sixth of the total capital contribution. The analysis by economic activity, using the LA-KLEMS data base for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, shows that the contribution of capital is the main source of growth in the fastest growing industry, the transportation industry and communications, and went hand in hand with high investment especially in ICT. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hofman, Andre; Aravena, Claudio; Aliaga, Vianka] Comis Econ Amer Latina & Carib, Santiago, Chile; [Hofman, Andre] USACH, Santiago, Chile; [Hofman, Andre] UAB, Santiago, Chile", "Affiliations": "Universidad de Santiago de Chile", "Reprint Addresses": "Hofman, A (corresponding author), Comis Econ Amer Latina & Carib, Santiago, Chile.;Hofman, A (corresponding author), USACH, Santiago, Chile.;Hofman, A (corresponding author), UAB, Santiago, Chile.", "Email Addresses": "andre.hofman53@gmail.com; claudio.aravena@cepal.org; vianka.aliaga@cepal.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 55.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 56.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 485.0, "End Page": 501.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Park, Y; Moo, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Park, Yuri; Moo, Yoonmo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An empirical analysis of switching cost in the smartphone market in South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Switching costs; Smartphone; Telecommunication policy; Bayesian multinomial logit", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER PREFERENCES; COMPETITION; SERVICES", "Abstract": "Switching cost is an important factor for policy makers to consider because it sets a higher price for locked-in consumers by making the market less competitive. Though there has been some empirical research analyzing switching costs in the mobile telecommunications market, studies considering the characteristics of smartphones, which have their own operating systems and applications, are still rare. In this study, we conduct a hypothetical conjoint survey to analyze switching cost in the smartphone handset market and derive the cost by using the hierarchical Bayesian multinomial logit model to consider respondents' heterogeneity. Switching costs of handsets and OS are empirically estimated, and the magnitudes depend on the levels of searching cost, learning cost, and uncertainty when purchasing new smartphones. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Park, Yuri] Korea Informat Soc, Dev Inst, Jincheon 27872, South Korea; [Moo, Yoonmo] Seoul Natl Univ, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Moo, Y (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yrpark@kisdi.re.kr; yyounmo@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Park, Yuri/0000-0001-8012-8984", "Funding Orgs": "Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI)", "Funding Text": "The survey conducted in this research was supported by the Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 307.0, "End Page": 318.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mikkonen, K; Niskanen, H; Pynnönen, M; Hallikas, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mikkonen, Karri; Niskanen, Hanna; Pynnonen, Mikko; Hallikas, Jukka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The presence of emotional factors: An empirical exploration of bundle purchasing process", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bundles; Product bundling; Bundle-purchase process; Systemic functionality; Usage convenience; Co-creation", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCT BUNDLES; CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS; PRICE; MODEL; CUSTOMER; CHOICE; STRATEGY; DECISION; QUALITY; PREFERENCE", "Abstract": "While the telecommunications industry is in the process of introducing bundles that cover pricing, services, and content, several risks remain to be clarified and avoided. In this paper, we reviewed the literature, on the motives behind the consumer's decision to purchase a bundle and found that holistic frameworks of purchasing factors, especially in bundle purchasing, are rare. To reach a more comprehensive framework, we examined the bundle purchasing process through an empirical study that incorporates old and new elements in the purchasing of bundled services. Starting with the customer's concerns in the purchasing process, we widened the scope to include considerations of usage convenience and life-cycle costs related to bundles, and we covered various other potential open question specific to bundling. By means of exploratory factor analysis, following the K-1 rule, we extracted eight factors and gave them preliminary names. Moreover, we conducted a linear regression analysis on how these eight factors influence the customer's willingness to buy a bundle service. Therefore, these factors can serve as a framework for further studies on the bundle purchasing process. In this paper, we also discussed newly discovered emotional factors affecting the purchasing process. In particular, usage convenience and self-image seem to be self-standing factors affecting the willingness to buy. This paper also contains an acknowledgment of the study's limitations to ascertain the reliability and validity of the study and of the factors extracted. Finally, we discussed the results and their contribution to theory building in bundle-specific marketing research and to practicing telecommunications managers, and we offered suggestions for future research. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mikkonen, Karri; Niskanen, Hanna; Pynnonen, Mikko; Hallikas, Jukka] Lappeenranta Univ Technol, Sch Business & Management, FI-53851 Lappeenranta, Finland", "Affiliations": "Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT", "Reprint Addresses": "Mikkonen, K (corresponding author), Lappeenranta Univ Technol, Sch Business & Management, POB 20, FI-53851 Lappeenranta, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "karri.mikkonen@lut.fi; hanna.niskanen@lut.fi; mikko.pynnonen@lut.fi; jukka.hallikas@lut.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Pynnönen, Mikko/AAS-2479-2021", "ORCIDs": "Mikkonen, Karri/0000-0003-2517-0674", "Funding Orgs": "Academy of Finland [264372]; Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Academy of Finland(Research Council of Finland); Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation(Finnish Funding Agency for Technology & Innovation (TEKES))", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the Academy of Finland (Grant Decision no: 264372) and Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation, for supporting this research as part of our long endeavor for understanding the phenomenon of systemic value. Special thanks go for Mr. Jesse Broman from TeliaSonera for numerous discussions and ideas for data collection. Greatest thanks however belong to peer reviewers who got us to pull more information out from the data, improving the final impact and the readability.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 642.0, "End Page": 657.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "McDonough, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "McDonough, Carol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Beyond Broadband Access: Developing Data-based Information Policy Strategies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[McDonough, Carol] Univ Massachusetts, Dept Econ, Lowell, MA 01854 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Massachusetts System; University of Massachusetts Lowell", "Reprint Addresses": "McDonough, C (corresponding author), Univ Massachusetts, Dept Econ, Lowell, MA 01854 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Carol_Mcdonough@uml.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 157.0, "End Page": 158.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baasanjav, UB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baasanjav, Undrah B.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Linguistic diversity on the internet: Arabic, Chinese and Cyrillic script top-level domain names", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "International domain names; IDN; Language diversity; Country-code TLD; ICANN; Arabic; Chinese; Cyrillic", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; LANGUAGE", "Abstract": "The deployment of Arabic, Chinese, and Cyrillic top-level domain names is explored in this research by analyzing technical and policy documents of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), as well as newspaper articles in the respective language regions. The tension between English uniformity at the root level of the Internet's domain names system, and language diversity in the global Internet community, has resulted in various technological solutions surrounding Arabic, Chinese, and Cyrillic language domain names. These standards and technological solutions ensure the security and stability of the Internet; however, they do not comprehensively address the linguistic diversity needs of the Internet. ICANN has been transforming into an international policy organization, yet its linguistic diversity policies appear disconnected from the diversity policies of the United Nations, and remain technically oriented. Linguistic diversity in relation to IDNs at this stage mostly focus on the language representation of major languages that are spoken in powerful nation-states, who use the rhetoric of national pride, local business branding, and inclusion of non-English speakers. This situation surfaces the tension between nation-states and the new international governing institution ICANN. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Baasanjav, Undrah B.] So Illinois Univ, Edwardsville, IL 62026 USA", "Affiliations": "Southern Illinois University System; Southern Illinois University Edwardsville", "Reprint Addresses": "Baasanjav, UB (corresponding author), So Illinois Univ, Dept Mass Commun, Dunham Hall, Edwardsville, IL 62026 USA.", "Email Addresses": "undrah.baasanj@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Baasanjav, Undrah/AAK-6032-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 961.0, "End Page": 969.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whitacre, B; Gallardo, R; Strover, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whitacre, Brian; Gallardo, Roberto; Strover, Sharon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband's contribution to economic growth in rural areas: Moving towards a causal relationship", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Rural; Average treatment effects; Economic growth", "Keywords Plus": "BAND; DIVIDE", "Abstract": "This paper uses recent data on both broadband availability and adoption to empirically gauge the contribution of broadband to the economic growth of rural areas of the United States over the past decade. Availability data from the National Broadband Map aggregated to county level is used in conjunction with county-level adoption data from Federal Communication Commission. Economic variables of interest include median household income, number of firms with paid employees, total employed, percentage in poverty, and the percentage of employees classified as either creative class or non-farm proprietors. A propensity score matching technique (between a treated group associated with various broadband thresholds and a control group) is used to make preliminary causal statements regarding broadband and economic health. Growth rates between 2001 and 2010 for different economic measures are tested for statistical differences between the treated and non-treated groups, restricting the analysis to non-metropolitan counties. Results suggest that high levels of broadband adoption in rural areas positively (and potentially causally) impacted income growth between 2001 and 2010, and negatively influenced unemployment growth. Similarly, low levels of broadband adoption in rural areas lead to declines in the number of firms and total employment numbers in the county. Broadband availability measures (as opposed to adoption) demonstrate only limited impacts, suggesting that future broadband policies should be more demand-oriented. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74075 USA; [Gallardo, Roberto] Mississippi State Univ, Mississippi State, MS USA; Univ Texas, Austin, TX USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater; Mississippi State University; University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Whitacre, B (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74075 USA.", "Email Addresses": "brian.whitacre@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Strover, Sharon/0000-0001-9385-2146", "Funding Orgs": "National Agricultural and Rural Development Policy (NARDeP) Center under USDA/NIFA [2012-70002-19385.]; NIFA [578685, 2012-70002-19385] Funding Source: Federal RePORTER", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Agricultural and Rural Development Policy (NARDeP) Center under USDA/NIFA; NIFA(United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)National Institute of Food and Agriculture)", "Funding Text": "This study was supported by the National Agricultural and Rural Development Policy (NARDeP) Center under USDA/NIFA Grant no. 2012-70002-19385.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 150.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 172.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1011.0, "End Page": 1023.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Beltrán, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Beltran, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fibre-to-the-home, high-speed and national broadband plans: Tales from Down Under", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Next-generation access networks; Fibre-to-the-home network; Broadband national plan; Public investment in broadband expansion; Australia's National Broadband Network; New Zealand's Ultra-Fast Broadband; Network", "Keywords Plus": "COUNTRIES; ACCESS", "Abstract": "In recent years governments in many countries have acknowledged the higher complexity involved in finding the more efficient path towards a so-called broadband ecosystem. As the first decade of the twenty first century was ending, the governments of Australia and New Zealand committed to the construction of high-speed, fibre-optics next-generation access networks. This paper is about the approach followed by Australia and New Zealand to developing broadband infrastructure, the means deployed to build the network, and policy and market issues. The paper critically analyses the short history of each experience, including the political process, the reasons exhibited to justify the governments' involvement in infrastructure deployment, and the institutional arrangements introduced to manage the participation of private partners. The paper proposes a framework for analysis and uses its elements to critically analyse policy and regulatory decisions affecting the deployment rate and goals set by Australian and New Zealand government for their respective fibre-based next-generation platforms. The framework is used to draw comparisons between the two country cases and in so doing allowing the appreciation of commonalities and differences in the development and expectations for the future of telecommunications markets in the region. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Auckland, Sch Business, ISOM Dept, Auckland 1142, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "University of Auckland", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "f.beltran@auckland.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "Beltran, Fernando/AAH-4595-2021", "ORCIDs": "Beltran, Fernando/0000-0003-4091-5814", "Funding Orgs": "University of Auckland Business School FRDF [3627071]", "Funding Name Preferred": "University of Auckland Business School FRDF", "Funding Text": "This work has been partially supported by University of Auckland Business School FRDF Grant 3627071.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 715.0, "End Page": 729.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gao, P; Yu, J; Lyytinen, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gao, Ping; Yu, Jiang; Lyytinen, Kalle", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Government in standardization in the catching-up context: Case of China's mobile system", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "3G; Catching-up; China; Role of the government; Indigenous innovation; Standard; Standardization; TD-SCDMA", "Keywords Plus": "TD-SCDMA", "Abstract": "This paper categorizes the multiple-faced roles of the government in technology standardization in the catching-up contexts. It presents a case that China has developed a third generation (3G) of mobile system, TD-SCDMA, and deployed it in the Chinese market. The authors attribute the success of this national standardization initiative to that the government is able to balance the interests of different stakeholders of mobile technology and market, and enroll them into the process of TD-SCDMA development and industrialization. The TD-SCDMA case demonstrates that the government in the standardization process can act as a project founder, risk undertaker, interest moderator, collaboration facilitator, and process monitor. Practical implications for developing countries in pursuing their indigenous innovation strategy are given. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gao, Ping] Univ Manchester, Inst Dev Policy & Management, Sch Environm Educ & Dev, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England; [Yu, Jiang] Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China; [Lyytinen, Kalle] Case Western Reserve Univ, Weatherhead Sch Management, Cleveland, OH 44106 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Manchester; Chinese Academy of Sciences; Institutes of Science & Development, CAS; University System of Ohio; Case Western Reserve University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, P (corresponding author), Univ Manchester, Inst Dev Policy & Management, Sch Environm Educ & Dev, Arthur Lewis Bldg,Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England.", "Email Addresses": "ping.gao@manchester.ac.uk; yujiang@mail.casipm.ac.cn; kalle@po.cwru.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Lyytinen, Kalle/O-8202-2017", "ORCIDs": "GAO, PING/0000-0002-9683-1989", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 33.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 200.0, "End Page": 209.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tseng, FM; Wang, SY; Hsieh, CH; Guo, AF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tseng, Fang-Mei; Wang, Shenq-Yuan; Hsieh, Chih-Hung; Guo, Aifang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An integrated model for analyzing the development of the 4G telecommunications market in Taiwan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Conjoint analysis; Scenario analysis; Multigenerational diffusion model; LTE; WIMAX", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION-MODEL; SCENARIO ANALYSIS; CONJOINT-ANALYSIS; TV MARKET; TECHNOLOGY; SUBSTITUTION; PRODUCTS; SERVICES; GROWTH; DELPHI", "Abstract": "Previous studies of development trends in the telecommunications industry have estimated market potential but have seldom integrated analyses of customer preferences and macro-environmental factors (political, economic, social, and technological analyses). In order to more accurately analyze 4G technological trends and market penetration and provide implications for businesses and policymakers, we use conjoint analysis to analyze customers' preferences for telecommunications technology and integrate the results with data from scenario analysis and the Delphi method to address possible scenarios for the development of 2G, 3G, Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX), and long-term evolution (LTE) in Taiwan. We then use the innovation diffusion model to forecast the sales volume for these four technologies in Taiwan over the next 10 years. Finally, we provide suggestions for policymaking and strategic actions for 4G stakeholders. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tseng, Fang-Mei; Wang, Shenq-Yuan; Hsieh, Chih-Hung] Yuan Ze Univ, Coll Management, Chungli 320, Taoyuan, Taiwan; [Guo, Aifang] Zhejiang Sci Tech Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Yuan Ze University; Zhejiang Sci-Tech University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tseng, FM (corresponding author), Yuan Ze Univ, Coll Management, 135 Yuan Dung Rd, Chungli 320, Taoyuan, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "fmtseng@saturn.yzu.edu.tw; arcspoon@gmail.com; john@saturn.yzu.edu.tw; gaifang@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Council of the Republic of China [NSC99-2410-H-155-022-MY2]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Council of the Republic of China(Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported in part by the National Science Council of the Republic of China (NSC99-2410-H-155-022-MY2). The authors appreciate the experts' comments and professional opinions, which were an asset to our research.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 14.0, "End Page": 31.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garrido, E; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garrido, Elisabet; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition in wholesale markets: Do MNOs compete to host MVNOs?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "MVNOs; Wholesale market; Late entrant; MNOs' incentives; KPN", "Keywords Plus": "VIRTUAL NETWORK OPERATORS; VALUE CHAIN; MOBILE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ACCESS; SYSTEM", "Abstract": "This paper extends previous research examining wholesale market shares of mobile network operators (MNOs). This study demonstrates that wholesale market concentration has decreased over time because of the increase of competition of MNOs for hosting mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). However, differences in wholesale market shares between MNOs have not disappeared. We propose that those operators that are late entrants in a market and belong to an international group with a proactive attitude towards hosting virtual operators positively influences wholesale market shares of MNOs. The empirical analysis is based on a panel data from 2000 to 2010 corresponding to MNOs and virtual operators in five European countries with high development of the virtual mobile industry. By closely examining KPN we show how being an international mobile group specialising in the wholesale market across Europe has enabled it to exploit complementarities that exist between traditional and virtual businesses. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Garrido, Elisabet] Univ Zaragoza, Fac Econ & Empresa, Dept Direcc & Org Empresas, Zaragoza 50005, Spain; [Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Strathclyde Business Sch, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Zaragoza; University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Garrido, E (corresponding author), Univ Zaragoza, Fac Econ & Empresa, Dept Direcc & Org Empresas, Gran Via 2, Zaragoza 50005, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "egarrido@unizar.es", "Researcher Ids": "Garrido, Elisabet/L-4506-2014", "ORCIDs": "Garrido, Elisabet/0000-0002-5071-0858", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish FPU Program [AP 2008-02327]; Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness; FEDER [ECO2011-22947]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish FPU Program(Spanish Government); Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness(Spanish Government); FEDER(European Union (EU)Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "Garrido is also grateful to the financial support from the Spanish FPU Program (AP 2008-02327) and the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness and FEDER (project ECO2011-22947).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1124.0, "End Page": 1141.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Moghaddam, BK; Khatoon-Abadi, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Moghaddam, B. Khalil; Khatoon-Abadi, A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors affecting ICT adoption among rural users: A case study of ICT Center in Iran", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Adoption; ICT Center; Rural development; Iran", "Keywords Plus": "ACCEPTANCE; TECHNOLOGY; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "Rural ICT centers are the initiative of the third millennium and widen the accessibility horizons of information and Communication Technology among disadvantaged groups of societies, and play a significant role in rural development processes. Adoption of new technology in rural Iran has been the main challenge and focal point of all agricultural extension activities since the modernization era of the 1950s. Consequently the rapidly growing gap between urban and rural economy has reinforced the critical role of ICT in creating an equal society. Identifying the factors which foster adoption of ICT is among the important challenges of alleviating digital divide. ICT centers attract different groups within rural communities and create a forum for unprivileged rural settlers to learn about and to use computer and internet. This paper attempts to identify the factors influencing the adoption of ICT in rural Gharn Abad's ICT center of Golestan Province. The sample included 218 individuals, who were selected by stratified random sampling method. Survey method was used, and data was analyzed by correlation as well as multiple regression techniques. Based on the results, the existence of ICT center itself, with various funding sources, reinforced the adoption regardless of the users' economic status. At the same time, the other factors such as individual, social, the households' informative & communicative, as well as the innovation related factors were found influential. This case study could be used as a sample for planning, establishing, and developing the ICT centers in the other similar situations. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Moghaddam, B. Khalil] Cultural Heritage Handicrafts & Tourism Dept Isfa, Esfahan, Iran; [Khatoon-Abadi, A.] Isfahan Univ Technol, Coll Agr, Dept Rural Dev, Esfahan, Iran", "Affiliations": "Isfahan University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Khatoon-Abadi, A (corresponding author), Isfahan Univ Technol, Coll Agr, Dept Rural Dev, Esfahan, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "bijan_khm@yahoo.com; abadi@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Khalil-Moghaddam, Bijan/AAN-4938-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 31.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 40.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 55.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1083.0, "End Page": 1094.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sridhar, V; Casey, T; Hämmäinen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sridhar, Varadharajan; Casey, Thomas; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Flexible spectrum management for mobile broadband services: How does it vary across advanced and emerging markets?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multi SIMs; Inefficient spectrum allocation; Secondary spectrum market; Spectrum trading; Spectrum sharing; Cognitive radios; Economies of scale; System dynamics", "Keywords Plus": "DYNAMICS", "Abstract": "Demand for wireless data and Internet services are expected to grow exponentially, both in advanced and emerging markets in the near future. While advanced countries have often used centralized planning and coordination methodology to forecast and allocate the associated spectrum blocks to wireless operators for meeting the demand, it is often ad-hoc in emerging markets dictated by market forces. In this paper, Finland and India are taken to represent advanced and emerging markets, respectively. Different policy options and the policy environment in these two countries for spectrum management are explored. A causal model is constructed to represent the different variables that affect spectrum management practices and possible paths forward in these two extreme cases are highlighted. Using the causal model structure, it is hypothesized that (i) the matured markets such as Finland that practice centralized and harmonized spectrum planning are likely to continue their ex-ante policies and opt for the release of digital dividend spectrum and use of spectrally efficient technologies; (ii) the emerging market in India that is characterized by a market oriented ex-poste regulation is a good candidate to introduce secondary markets including flexible opportunistic spectrum access as exemplified by the wide spread adoption of multi-SIM handsets and the practice of national roaming by 3G service providers. Introductions of policies and regulations in these markets to break away from the extant paths are also highlighted. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sridhar, Varadharajan] Sasken Commun Technol, Bangalore 560071, Karnataka, India; [Casey, Thomas; Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Sch Elect Engn, Espoo 00076, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sridhar, V (corresponding author), Sasken Commun Technol, Bangalore 560071, Karnataka, India.", "Email Addresses": "Sridhar.varadharajan@sasken.com; thomas.casey@aalto.fi; heikki.hammainen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Hämmäinen, Heikki/ABC-2503-2020; Sridhar, Varadharajan/AAV-6313-2020", "ORCIDs": "Hämmäinen, Heikki/0000-0001-7312-2437; Sridhar, Varadharajan/0000-0002-1038-9908", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 178.0, "End Page": 191.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shen, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shen, Wei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Deconstructing the myth of Alipay Drama-Repoliticizing foreign investment in the telecommunications sector in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Foreign investment; Alipay dispute; VIE structure; Regulations; Political economy analysis", "Keywords Plus": "CAPITAL FLIGHT; MOBILE; INFRASTRUCTURE; INSTITUTIONS; GOVERNANCE; WTO", "Abstract": "Alibaba's dispute with Yahoo and Softbank over Alipay's ownership in 2011 again brought China's telecoms law and foreign investment policies into the spotlight. Although China has officially opened up its telecoms services sector to foreign investors according to its WTO Agreement, foreign investors are still experiencing various difficulties when they enter the Chinese market. Recent years have witnessed some new regulatory movements tackling the variable interest entity structure (or the VIE structure) adopted by foreign investors in investing into China's telecoms industry. This article reviews the VIE structure and Chinese regulatory counter measures, and offers a political economy insight to Chinese telecoms policy changes. In addition, the article attempts to review the struggles between regulators and regulatees in the business community through the lens of economic regulatory/development model with Chinese characteristics. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Law, Shanghai 200240, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Shanghai Jiao Tong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Shen, W (corresponding author), Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Law, 800 Dongchuan Rd, Shanghai 200240, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "shenwill2@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Shanghai Education Commission", "Funding Name Preferred": "Shanghai Education Commission", "Funding Text": "The author wishes to thank three anonymous referees' as well as Yu Baolu and Hou Liyang's comments on earlier drafts of this article. The author also wishes to thank Shanghai Education Commission for a research grant under the Eastern Scholarship scheme. All the errors and omissions are the author's.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 59.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 929.0, "End Page": 942.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Infante, J; Vallejo, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Infante, Jorge; Vallejo, Ivan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulation of international roaming in the European Union-Lessons learned", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Roaming; Regulation; European Union; Mobile; BEREC; Price regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the evolution of prices and competition in intra-EU international roaming markets. It addresses three main research questions: (i) to what extent have market forces by themselves brought competition to retail roaming markets? (ii) Has the evolution of market dynamics in wholesale roaming improved competition? (iii) Is wholesale regulation sufficient to lead to a reduction in retail roaming prices? Data show that there has been little price-based competition both at wholesale and retail levels, despite prices being well above costs and the significant margins allowed by regulation. Available data from the period preceding the entry into force of the first EU roaming regulation also point to the same conclusion. Lack of competitive pressure in retail roaming markets and inelastic demand give little incentives for retail roaming service providers to lower prices. Wholesale international roaming markets have complex competition dynamics. They are characterized by the reciprocity of wholesale roaming agreements and traffic internalization inside transnational groups. These circumstances limit price competition at the wholesale level. The traditional regulatory approach applied to electronic communication markets has been primarily focused on wholesale regulation. However, empirical evidence shows that even if wholesale charges are reduced, retail roaming markets continue to operate at very high retail margins (for example, more than 200% retail mark-up over wholesale charges for data roaming services and incoming calls). This proves that in international roaming markets wholesale charge reductions are not necessarily passed on to retail prices. It can thus be inferred that wholesale price regulation alone is in most cases not sufficient to ensure that benefits are passed through to end users. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Infante, Jorge] Comis Mercado Telecomunicac, Barcelona 08018, Spain; [Vallejo, Ivan] Int Telecommun Union, CH-1211 Geneva, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Infante, J (corresponding author), Comis Mercado Telecomunicac, Bolivia 56, Barcelona 08018, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jinfante@cmt.es; Ivan.VallejoVall@itu.int", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Infante, Jorge/0000-0002-7235-265X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 736.0, "End Page": 748.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Saraei, S; Amini, AM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Saraei, Soudabe; Amini, Amir M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A study of service quality in rural ICT renters of Iran by SERVQUAL", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Expectations; Perceptions; Rural ICT centers; Service quality; Tele-center", "Keywords Plus": "PERCEPTIONS; MODEL", "Abstract": "The development of rural telecommunication services in Iran has been a major and national concern during the past few years. Towards the national planning and in a giant movement, 10 000 centers have been established in rural areas. Because of the novelty of such centers, the authors try to measure the service quality of the rural ICT centers using the SERVQUAL model. The results can be used towards the betterment of the services. Five hypotheses including tangibility, accountability, guarantee, empathy and reliability of service were examined. Twenty four ICT centers were selected in Rasht city as sample. Considering common sense or perception, 63% of the subjects evaluated the quality of services as average. In terms of quality, empathy was ranked as the ideal dimension followed by tangibility, certainties, trust, and guarantee, respectively. However, the least appropriate dimension of quality was given to accountability. In terms of expectation, the highest percentage of individuals, that is, 92% believed that quality of services was important, and believed that among the components of quality indices from the most to the least important items were: reliability, tangibility, accountability, guarantee, and empathy consecutively. This research showed that the SERVQUAL model can be used for determine the quality of services offered by Tele-centers in rural areas. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Saraei, Soudabe; Amini, Amir M.] Isfahan Univ Technol, Dept Agr, Esfahan 8415683111, Iran", "Affiliations": "Isfahan University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Saraei, S (corresponding author), Isfahan Univ Technol, Dept Agr, Esfahan 8415683111, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "soudabe_s@yahoo.com; aamini@cc.iut.ac.ir", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 571.0, "End Page": 578.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mueller, ML; Asghari, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mueller, Milton L.; Asghari, Hadi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Deep packet inspection and bandwidth management: Battles over BitTorrent in Canada and the United States", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Conference of the Global-Internet-Governance-Academic-Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Date": "MAY 06, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "Global Internet Governance Acad Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Deep packet inspection; Network neutrality; Federal Communications Commission; Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission; Broadband regulation; Bittorrent", "Keywords Plus": "NEUTRALITY; NET", "Abstract": "Two case studies explore the reciprocal influence between technological change and Internet governance. Both focus on the use by Internet service providers of a new capability known as deep packet inspection (DPI). DPI was used by major network operators in the U.S. and Canada to block or restrict the speed of peer to peer file sharing traffic by their customers. In both cases, DPI implementations led to public protests, litigation and major regulatory proceedings. In both cases, network neutrality norms were used to challenge DPI deployments. The paper's descriptive comparison is supplemented by quantitative data drawn from the use of Glasnost, a network test that allows third parties to detect BitTorrent throttling via DPI. The paper asks whether the use of DPI by ISPs disrupted the way the Internet is regulated, and whether political and institutional factors alter or constrain DPI use. It finds that the power to shape traffic flows redistributes control among actors in the Internet ecosystem, generating broad political economy debates about efficiency, fairness, innovation and transparency. But the actual results of those conflicts are indeterminate, reflecting institutional and historical contingencies. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mueller, Milton L.] Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA; [Asghari, Hadi] Delft Univ Technol, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Syracuse University; Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Mueller, ML (corresponding author), Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, 307 Hinds Hall, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Mueller@syr.edu; h.asghari@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Asghari, Hadi/E-2068-2014", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Direct For Social, Behav & Economic Scie; Divn Of Social and Economic Sciences [1026916] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Direct For Social, Behav & Economic Scie; Divn Of Social and Economic Sciences(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Social, Behavioral & Economic Sciences (SBE))", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 462.0, "End Page": 475.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peronard, JP; Just, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peronard, Jean-Paul; Just, Flemming", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "User motivation for broadband: A rural Danish study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband adoption; Rural; Qualitative study; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "ADVERTISING WORKS; MODEL; TECHNOLOGY; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; REMOTE; INSIGHTS; SERVICES", "Abstract": "The diffusion of broadband has gained much research attention, in particular in relation to the urban-rural divide. However, research has focused primarily on the supply side of broadband roll-out, while the demand side has been somewhat neglected. This article illustrates the complexity of broadband adoption and argues that a rural adoption approach needs to draw on existing social meaning systems. By focusing on the user motivation for broadband, this article presents findings from a qualitative study of rural residents. Means-end theory was used as a framework for understanding these motives. Furthermore, the article adapts the FCB grid as a tool for both public and private providers of broadband to examine effective rural promotion strategy. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Peronard, Jean-Paul] Univ So Denmark, Dept Mkt & Management, DK-5320 Odense, Denmark; [Just, Flemming] Univ So Denmark, Danish Ctr Rural Res, Dept Environm & Business Econ, DK-6700 Esbjerg, Denmark", "Affiliations": "University of Southern Denmark; University of Southern Denmark", "Reprint Addresses": "Peronard, JP (corresponding author), Univ So Denmark, Dept Mkt & Management, Campusvej 55, DK-5320 Odense, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "jpp@sam.sdu.dk; fj@sam.sdu.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Peronard, Jean-Paul/0000-0002-4139-9359", "Funding Orgs": "Sydenergi A/S", "Funding Name Preferred": "Sydenergi A/S", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank research assistant Dorthe S. Kromann for her contribution on some of the interviews and Sydenergi A/S for the co-funding of this study.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 691.0, "End Page": 701.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cambini, C; Garelli, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cambini, Carlo; Garelli, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluation of the opportunity cost of the spectrum: Application to the digital dividend", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; Digital dividend; Administered Incentive Pricing; Opportunity cost; Investment", "Keywords Plus": "ALLOCATION", "Abstract": "The transition to digital television transmission (DTT) creates an opportunity for revising the current allocation and use of the spectrum, and for enhancing its efficiency. The fairly large amount of spectrum that will be freed up in the analog TV switch-off is known as the digital dividend. Many EU countries have decided to partially allocate these frequencies, through market mechanisms, to mobile use, but a large fraction of the dividend is supposed to remain in the hands of broadcasters. An efficient management of the spectrum requires that the use of this resource should be supported through appropriate incentive policies. This paper presents a techno-analytical approach to evaluate the opportunity cost of using a spectrum portion within the digital dividends' bandwidths, for example around 800-900 MHz, for both DVB-T and UMTS services, specifically addressing the extraordinary rise in the use of mobile broadband in the European context. The methodology is then applied to Italy to derive a baseline for administered prices reflecting the cost of spectrum use. Results obtained are then compared with existing evidences from other studies and Countries' experiences. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, I-10129 Turin, Italy; [Cambini, Carlo] European Univ Inst, Florence Sch Regulat, Florence, Italy; [Garelli, Nicola] Booz & Co, Politecn Milan, I-20121 Milan, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Turin; European University Institute; Polytechnic University of Milan", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, Corso Duca Degli Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "carlo.cambini@polito.it; nicola.garelli@booz.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 633.0, "End Page": 649.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Martínez-Castañeda, M; Feijoo, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Martinez-Castaneda, Monica; Feijoo, Claudio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Use of blockchain in the agri-food value chain: State of the art in Spain and some lessons from the perspective of public support.", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Food; Agriculture; Farm to fork; Production conditions; Public policy; CAP; Traceability; Agri-food industry; Agribusiness", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the European Union, in effect since January 2023, seeks to differentiate products on quality, provide greater transparency on food origin, and on the transactions and the actors involved in the supply chain. At the same time, in Spain, the adoption of new technologies for the digitization of the agri-food sector has been proposed as a solution to address structural issues such as lack of competitiveness and innovation. In fact, systems using blockchain-related technologies for food control and traceability have seen great progress in recent years and, currently, the use of blockchain in supply chain management is almost doubling year on year. In this context, this paper investigates the level of development of blockchain technology in the agri-food sector in Spain and its applications for certifying food production conditions within the supply chain, and how it is supported by public policies. It identifies several challenges that need to be addressed for a widespread adoption could take place, such as data recorded on the blockchain, lack of standards, limited scope of projects, and integration of data capture automatically or with other technologies like RFID and AI. The document proposes to reorient public development policies to address these challenges, such as reusing data from, already in place, European data collections for production control and food traceability, educating users and stakeholders about the use of blockchain technology, and fostering legal and technical provisions which ensure system transparency to facilitate a successful implementation of blockchain.", "Addresses": "[Martinez-Castaneda, Monica] Univ Politecn Madrid UPM, Madrid, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Univ Politecn Madrid UPM, Technol Diplomacy, Madrid, Spain; [Martinez-Castaneda, Monica] C Rafael Calvo 28 2 C, Madrid 28010, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Martínez-Castañeda, M (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid UPM, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "monica.martinez.castaneda@alumnos.upm.es; claudio.feijoo@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Martinez-Castaneda, Monica/0000-0003-3362-2191", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102574.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102574", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K0JB5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001013386300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Melaine, G; Nonvide, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Melaine, Gbetondji; Nonvide, Armel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of information and communication technologies on agricultural households' welfare in Benin", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Agricultural households; Information and communication technologies; Endogenous switching regression model; Welfare; Benin", "Keywords Plus": "POVERTY REDUCTION; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Information technologies are very important to transform the agricultural sector and improve economic performance. Nevertheless, does the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) improve agricultural households' welfare? To answer this, the study used a nationally representative household survey, the Comprehensive Food Security and Vulnerability Analysis (CFSVA) carried out in 2017 in Benin. The survey covered a sample of 15 000 households, however, the analysis focused on the 6502 agricultural households. An endogenous switching regression model was employed to control for selection bias and endogeneity issues. Results indicated that the use of ICT increases households' consumption expenditure by 89.6%. This implies that the use of ICT improves agricultural households' welfare. Other variables that affect agricultural households' welfare include age, marital status, farm size, access to credit, ownership of livestock, membership in a farmer-based organization, and region of residence. Furthermore, the decision to use ICT in agricultural households depends on the level of education, age, sex, marital status, farm size, access to credit, ownership of livestock, membership in a farmer based organization, and location. These findings suggest that policies that promote the use of ICT are key to improving welfare of agricultural households in Benin. These policies must consider demographic, socio-economic, and institutional characteristics of households.", "Addresses": "[Melaine, Gbetondji; Nonvide, Armel] Univ Abomey Calavi, Fac Sci Econ & Gest, Godomey, Benin", "Affiliations": "University of Abomey Calavi", "Reprint Addresses": "Melaine, G (corresponding author), Univ Abomey Calavi, Fac Sci Econ & Gest, Godomey, Benin.", "Email Addresses": "melainearmel@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102570.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102570", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K0AK0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001013158600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abrardi, L; Sabatino, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abrardi, Laura; Sabatino, Lorien", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ultra-broadband investment and economic resilience: Evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Ultra-broadband (UBB); Fiber-based; networks; ResilienceCovid-19", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "We study the role of ultra-broadband infrastructures in reducing the economic recession caused by the 2020 pandemic. We exploit the variation in GDP and employment that happened between 2019 and 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, and we investigate whether UBB investments had an impact on economic resilience. We use micro-level data on UBB exposure in 2019 matched with municipality-level information on local GDP and employment levels based on tax declarations for the period 2019-2020. We address the endogeneity between UBB and local income by exploiting the distance from the closest backbone node of the upstream telecommunication network. We find that exposure to UBB mitigates the negative effect of the pandemic on local employment. One additional year of UBB exposure increases local employment by 1.3 percentage points. The effect is stronger in areas hit more severely by the pandemic, thus confirming the role of advanced broadband infrastructures on the economic resilience from negative shocks.", "Addresses": "[Abrardi, Laura] Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Cso Duca Abruzzi 24, Turin, Italy; [Sabatino, Lorien] Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, Turin, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Turin; Polytechnic University of Turin", "Reprint Addresses": "Sabatino, L (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "Laura.Abrardi@polito.it; Lorien.Sabatino@polito.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sabatino, Lorien/0000-0002-2116-7315", "Funding Orgs": "Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca, Italy [TESUN - 83486178370409, CAP. 1694 TIT. 232 ART. 6]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca, Italy(Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR))", "Funding Text": "We thank the Editor and two anonymous reviewers for useful comments and suggestions to a previous version of the paper. We acknowledge financial support from Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca, Italy , Award TESUN - 83486178370409, finanziamento dipartimenti di eccellenza, CAP. 1694 TIT. 232 ART. 6.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102480.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102480", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9P7MA", "Pubmed Id": 36467971.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Bronze", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000944463700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gascön, P; Larramona, G; Salvador, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gascon, Patricia; Larramona, Gemma; Salvador, Manuel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of digitalisation on remittances. Evidence from El Salvador", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Remittances; Digitalisation; Migration; Two steps selection model; Endogeneity; Instrumental variables", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION; DETERMINANTS; INSURANCE; URBAN; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper carries out a microeconomic analysis of the determinants of remittances from a receiving perspective in El Salvador. Specifically, using data from the 'Encuesta de Hogares de Prop acute accent ositos Multiples of 2016' (2016 Multi-purpose Household Survey -EHPM16), the characteris-tics of households that affect the reception of remittances in El Salvador in 2016 were analysed, focusing on the level of digitalisation in households. Determinants of remittances are not ever-lasting and are affected by social and economic changes. In this sense, the effect on remittances caused by an increase in the widespread use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is not an exception. Based on a two steps selection model, the results point out that the household's level of digitalisation significantly increases the probability of receiving remittances, not their amount.", "Addresses": "[Gascon, Patricia; Larramona, Gemma] Univ Zaragoza, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Econ Anal, Zaragoza 50005, Spain; [Salvador, Manuel] Univ Zaragoza, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Appl Econ, 5005, Zaragoza, Spain; [Gascon, Patricia] Gran Via 2, Zaragoza 50005, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Zaragoza; University of Zaragoza", "Reprint Addresses": "Gascön, P (corresponding author), Gran Via 2, Zaragoza 50005, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "650912@unizar.es; gemmalar@unizar.es; salvador@unizar.es", "Researcher Ids": "Larramona, Gemma/D-8044-2014", "ORCIDs": "Gascon Salillas, Patricia/0000-0002-5081-6855", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102500.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102500", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L6LY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923897200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "LoPiccalo, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "LoPiccalo, Katherine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of broadband penetration on US Farm productivity: A panel approach*", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Internet; Digital divide; Farming; Agriculture; Rural infrastructure; Panel data", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION; INTERNET; AGRICULTURE; MECHANIZATION", "Abstract": "This paper uses data on broadband connections and the production and sales of agricultural products to empirically estimate the impact of improved connectivity on U.S. farming outcomes. The Federal Communications Commission has detailed data on broadband subscriptions from its semi-annual Form 477 collection. The USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) releases a complete census of agriculture every five years to measure agricultural activity. By pairing periodic releases of the Form 477 data collection with information on farm production expenses and crop yields from corresponding releases of the Census of Agriculture, the analysis directly evaluates the benefit of rural broadband development on the U.S. farming industry. Overall, I find evidence of crop yield improvements from increased Internet penetration rates at thresholds of 25 Megabits-per-second download and 3 Megabits-per-second upload speeds. Among the findings, doubling the number of 25+/3+ connections per 1000 households is associated with a 3.79% increase in corn yields, as measured in bushels per acre. I also find some evidence of cost savings at thresholds of 10 Megabits-per-second download and 0.768 Megabitsper-second upload speeds. Doubling the number of 10+/0.768+ connections per 1000 households is associated with a 2.41% decrease in operating expenses per farm operation. The paper also provides an introductory look at changes in the composition and speed thresholds of connectivity available for selected field crops over time.", "Addresses": "[LoPiccalo, Katherine] Consumer Financial Protect Bur, Washington, DC 20038 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "LoPiccalo, K (corresponding author), Consumer Financial Protect Bur, Washington, DC 20038 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Katherine.Lopiccalo@cfpb.gov", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102396.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102396", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2022", "Number of Pages": 34.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Naito, H; Yamamoto, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Naito, Hisahiro; Yamamoto, Shinnosuke", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is better access to mobile networks associated with increased mobile money adoption? Evidence from the micro-data of six developing countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Mobile network; Developing countries; Financial inclusion; GPS; Network coverage", "Keywords Plus": "EXPLAINS; GROWTH; COSTS", "Abstract": "In several developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, accessibility to digital financial services is increasing because of the development of mobile money services. People previously excluded from the financial system have started to have access to financial services such as receiving and sending remittances, saving, and borrowing. This study examines the effect of network accessibility on the use of mobile money in six developing countries (Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, and Uganda) using GPS information on each household and mobile phone network coverage maps. We find that among these six countries, network accessibility is associated with the use of mobile money in a robust way only in Pakistan and Tanzania. In those two countries, when a household location becomes 10 km closer to the center of the area with multiple mobile networks, the probability of using mobile money increases by 10 percent. In the other countries, we did not find a robust relationship between the use of mobile money and network accessibility. This suggests that increasing network accessibility may not be an efficient method for increasing mobile money adoption in certain countries. The fact that mobile money use rates differ between Tanzania and Pakistan also suggests that the effect of mobile networks is unrelated to the overall level of mobile money adoption.", "Addresses": "[Naito, Hisahiro] Univ Tsukuba, Grad Sch Humanities & Social Sci, Tennodai 1-1-1, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; [Yamamoto, Shinnosuke] Univ Tsukuba, Coll Int Studies, Tennodai 1-1-1, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan", "Affiliations": "University of Tsukuba; University of Tsukuba", "Reprint Addresses": "Naito, H (corresponding author), Univ Tsukuba, Grad Sch Humanities & Social Sci, Tennodai 1-1-1, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "naito@dpipe.tsukuba.ac.jp; shinno6132@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "faculty research fund of the University of Tsukuba", "Funding Name Preferred": "faculty research fund of the University of Tsukuba", "Funding Text": "H.N. appreciates financial support from the faculty research fund of the University of Tsukuba.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102314.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102314", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1W4ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000806784000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kant, V; Tapia, R; Mondal, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kant, Vivek; Tapia, Ridhima; Mondal, Saikat", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Sustainability of mobile IT sector in industrially developing countries by supporting repairability", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone; Repair; Cognitive work analysis; Design for repairability; Ethnography", "Keywords Plus": "URBAN INDIA; E-WASTE; DESIGN; CONSUMPTION; DISPOSAL; PHONES", "Abstract": "This article aims to provide a design intervention to support the repairability of mobile phones and, in turn, promote sustainability. Typically, mobile phones are designed with a view towards obsolescence for users in industrially developed countries, as the expected repair in these circumstances is minimal. In contrast, in developing countries, such as India, these phones are constantly repaired and are owned several times by different people before their final demise. Therefore, to support repairability, a field study based in Mumbai, India, was conducted to understand the cognitive basis of repair. The results were further analyzed using a cognitive work analysis framework that provides insight into the possibilities for informational requirements for design. The findings indicate that small-scale repair shops (3-4 repairmen) and the hole-in-the wall shops (1 repairman) can benefit from the intervention in terms of informational support for the repair activity. If the cognitive dimension of repair is supported for these low-cost repair shops, we can expect an increase in the capability and efficacy of the repairmen, resulting in fewer phones ending up as e-waste. Thus, due to its low cost, informational diagrams that support the repair activity can be incorporated by the manufacturer without any radical changes in existing proprietary technology, resulting in the possibility for the long-term growth of the repair ecology in a country such as India.", "Addresses": "[Kant, Vivek; Tapia, Ridhima; Mondal, Saikat] Indian Inst Technol, IDC Sch Design, Human Factors & Sociotech Syst Studios, Mumbai 400076, Maharashtra, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Bombay", "Reprint Addresses": "Kant, V (corresponding author), Indian Inst Technol, IDC Sch Design, Human Factors & Sociotech Syst Studios, Mumbai 400076, Maharashtra, India.", "Email Addresses": "vivek.kant@iitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Indian Institute of Technology Bombay [Spons/ID/10001742-2/2018]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Indian Institute of Technology Bombay", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank all the participants for taking the time to show us the inner-world of mobile repair in Mumbai, India. Vivek Kant's work on this paper was supported by a grant from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (Spons/ID/10001742-2/2018).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102346.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102346", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0O6ZD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000783671100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chang, Jieun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband technology opportunities program public computer center grants and residential broadband adoption", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Public computer center (PCC); Public libraries; Residential broadband adoption; Broadband technology opportunities program (BTOP)", "Keywords Plus": "HEALTH-INSURANCE; IMPACT; IMPLEMENTATION; BTOP", "Abstract": "The Broadband Technology Opportunities Program's Public Computer Center (BTOP PCC) grants were awarded to public libraries to increase broadband access for the public. Libraries funded by the BTOP PCC grants improved computers and broadband facilities and offered training programs to help library patrons acquire computer and Internet skills. This study uses data on the BTOP PCC grants and public library surveys to examine the question of whether residential broadband adoption rates increase in counties whose libraries have received the grants and aggressively increased the number of Internet-connected computers available for public use between June 2009 and December 2014. However, there were no significant increases in the adoption rates in those counties. This result suggests that spillover effects outside libraries funded by the grants are not present.", "Addresses": "[Chang, Jieun] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Social Sci Southwestern, Weatherford, OK 73096 USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Chang, J (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Social Sci Southwestern, Weatherford, OK 73096 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jieun.chang@swosu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Chang, Jieun/0000-0002-9160-6280", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102147.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102147", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hussain, A; Batool, I; Akbar, M; Nazir, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hussain, Ammar; Batool, Irem; Akbar, Minhas; Nazir, Marina", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is ICT an enduring driver of economic growth? Evidence from South Asian economies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT Penetration; Economic growth; South Asian economies; Principal component analysis; Panel cointegration; FMOLS and Panel VECM", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; UNIT-ROOT TESTS; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; COINTEGRATION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE; IMPACT; INTERNET; PRODUCTIVITY", "Abstract": "South Asian countries have shown remarkable progress in ICT penetration and became the fastest growing countries in the region. This paper empirically investigates the impact of ICT penetration on economic growth of four South Asian economies (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka) for the period from 1995 to 2016. We used the three core ICT indicators (i.e. fixed-phone subscribers, mobile-phone subscribers, and internet users) individually and in composite index form developed through Principal Component Analysis (PCA). To estimate the long run relationship, study used the multiple cointegration tests like panel cointegration and Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square (FMOLS) technique and Panel VECM model particularly to investigate the short-run dynamics. Study finds that, ICT penetration in both forms (i.e. ICT composite index and its individual form) have a long run positive relationship with the economic growth of South Asian economies, supporting the leapfrogging hypothesis. We also find that, internet users penetration has more pronounced effects on economic growth followed by mobile-phone subscribers' penetration and fixed-phone subscribers' penetration, respectively. It suggests that if sampled countries seek to enhance their economic growth in the long run, they should implement particular policies that facilitate ICT with keen focus on internet usage.", "Addresses": "[Hussain, Ammar; Batool, Irem; Akbar, Minhas; Nazir, Marina] COMSATS Univ Islamabad, Dept Management Sci, Sahiwal Campus, Sahiwal, Pakistan", "Affiliations": "COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Akbar, M (corresponding author), COMSATS Univ Rd,Off GT Rd, Sahiwal 57000, Punjab, Pakistan.", "Email Addresses": "ammarhussain572@gmail.com; irembatool@cuisahiwal.edu.pk; minhasakbar@cuisahiwal.edu.pk; skydivemorale94@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Nazir, Marina/AER-6987-2022; Akbar, Minhas/AAQ-5007-2020; Hussain, Ammar/IZQ-2330-2023", "ORCIDs": "Nazir, Marina/0000-0002-1557-4686; Hussain, Ammar/0000-0003-1443-6131; Akbar, Minhas/0000-0002-6639-0553", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102202.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102202", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frade, JLH; de Oliveira, JHC; Giraldi, JDE", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hana Frade, Joao Lucas; Caldeira de Oliveira, Jorge Henrique; Engracia Giraldi, Janaina de Moura", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Advertising in streaming video: An integrative literature review and research agenda", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Streaming video advertising; Online video advertising; YouTube advertising; Integrative literature review; Research agenda", "Keywords Plus": "ONLINE; ADVERTISEMENTS; ACADEMIA; YOUTUBE; PARTNERSHIPS; METHODOLOGY; ATTITUDES; INDUSTRY; OBJECT", "Abstract": "Streaming video (SV), such as YouTube, is a new media widely used nowadays. Nevertheless, there is a lack of knowledge about advertising in SV. In view of this, through a search in the rich depository of the Scopus database, this article presents the first integrative literature review about advertising in SV. Searching every article and conference paper related to the topic published until May 04, 2020, 59 studies were found and classified into two main topics: marketing studies (35), mostly focused on evaluating or exploring advertising in SV, and computational studies (24), focusing on the development of systems for the insertion of ads into SV. All knowledge present in these studies was summarized so that readers (both scholars and practitioners) could have easy access to the main contributions and information present in each study. Moreover, future research directions in six main themes are presented through a research agenda.", "Addresses": "[Hana Frade, Joao Lucas] Univ Sao Paulo, Sch Econ Business Adm & Accounting Ribeirao Preto, Sao Paulo, Brazil; [Caldeira de Oliveira, Jorge Henrique; Engracia Giraldi, Janaina de Moura] Univ Sao Paulo, Sch Econ Business Adm & Accounting Ribeirao Preto, Business Adm Dept, Sao Paulo, Brazil", "Affiliations": "Universidade de Sao Paulo; Universidade de Sao Paulo", "Reprint Addresses": "Frade, JLH (corresponding author), Univ Sao Paulo, Sch Econ Business Adm & Accounting Ribeirao Preto, Sao Paulo, Brazil.", "Email Addresses": "jlucashana@gmail.com; jorgehcaldeira@outlook.com; jgiraldi@usp.br", "Researcher Ids": "de Moura Engracia Giraldi, Janaina/C-5224-2012; Frade, João Lucas Hana/ABB-9768-2021; Frade, João Lucas Hana/HOH-0136-2023; de Oliveira, Jorge Henrique Caldeira/N-2246-2014", "ORCIDs": "de Moura Engracia Giraldi, Janaina/0000-0003-3086-7134; Frade, João Lucas Hana/0000-0003-4814-2756; Frade, João Lucas Hana/0000-0003-4814-2756; de Oliveira, Jorge Henrique Caldeira/0000-0003-3036-9733", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 95.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102186.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102186", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Glass, V; Tardiff, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Glass, Victor; Tardiff, Timothy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reforming funding of universal access to telecommunications and broadband services: Approaches for the new decade", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service reform; High cost fund; Contribution factor; Revenue base; Revenue base reform", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The FCC universal service support fund's revenue base has been shrinking while the payouts have risen. As a result, the contribution factor, an ad valorem tax on the revenue base, rose from 16.7% in 2017 to 21.2% in 2020. We propose two solutions to the funding problem: A near-term funding reform proposal that widens the revenue base by replacing the current definition of assessable services (interstate and international) with a more inclusive definition of all communication services that have a telecommunications component. A longer-term strategy is to expand the revenue base to include basic utility network revenues. This proposal assumes that it is cost effective to develop one physical broadband network (landline and wireless) in high-cost areas and use the latest software-defined technologies to allow utilities to either split the physical network's functionalities into independent or cooperative virtual networks.", "Addresses": "[Glass, Victor] Rutgers State Univ, New Brunswick, NJ 08854 USA; [Tardiff, Timothy] Adv Analyt Consulting Grp, Boston, MA USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick", "Reprint Addresses": "Glass, V (corresponding author), Rutgers State Univ, New Brunswick, NJ 08854 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vglass@business.rutgers.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102037.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102037", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Avilés, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mariscal Aviles, Judith", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A tale of two reforms: Telecommunications reforms in Mexico", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications reform; Institutions; Mexico; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY", "Abstract": "The telecommunications industry in most parts of the world experienced a round of market-led reforms in the early 1990s. After a period of sustained development in the sector numerous countries are moving toward government-led network deployments. Even though it may appear as if the pendulum swung back to the previous 1990s period of government-led development, this paper argues persistent regional disparities in access and adoption of new technologies generated a need for public action in the second reform. By analyzing the Mexican case and comparing the policy choices in each one of the reforms, this paper sheds light on how particular policy decisions in the first reform generated inefficient market solutions and were key in creating a perception of the need for stronger public action. In both reforms, the policymaking process was carried out by a small elite that negotiated its contents behind closed doors. Paradoxically, within the transition to democracy, in the second reform, the leaders of the major political parties established a closed-door agreement. Even though the 2013 telecommunications reform improved the status quo, it did not decrease market concentration and, once again, we face low levels of investment and high levels of digital exclusion. By reconstructing the policy decision process in each reform, this paper argues that the closed-door policy choices taken, which were the result of the interaction of political actors with their own agenda and interests, hampered the most efficient solutions.", "Addresses": "[Mariscal Aviles, Judith] Ctr Invest & Docencia Econom CIDE, Ctr Teaching & Res Econ, Carretera Mexico Toluca 3655, Mexico City 01210, DF, Mexico", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Avilés, JM (corresponding author), Ctr Invest & Docencia Econom CIDE, Ctr Teaching & Res Econ, Carretera Mexico Toluca 3655, Mexico City 01210, DF, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "judith.mariscal@cide.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101942.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101942", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, ME; Mariscal, EV", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin E.; Mariscal, Elisa, V", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of telecommunications regulation on less well-off Mexican households", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION", "Abstract": "Access to mobile communications in Mexico is heavily skewed in favour of those with higher incomes. In 2014, 80% of the highest 10 percent (decile) in the income distribution had access to mobile communications, while only 30% of the lowest decile did. The same figures for 2016 are 84% and 40%. This report sets out to review some of these numbers and places them within the narrative of asymmetric regulation and other reforms which Mexico adopted in 2013/14. Among our observations is that buyers of mobile communications services in the lowest decile in 2014 spent 6% of their income on that service while those in the highest decile spent only 2%. Over the next 2 years, mobile communications prices fell by 36%; this fall in the prices of mobile communications followed regulatory reforms in the sector which were introduced in 2013/4. An interesting component of these reforms was the imposition on the preponderant operator of asymmetric access charges, which reduced its mobile termination rates to zero. This means that a policy that, in principle, was not even aimed at, designed, or considered for the poor had a real strong impact on this group of the population.", "Addresses": "[Mariscal, Elisa, V] Ctr Invest & Docencia Econom CIDE, Carretera Mexico Toluca 3655, Mexico City 01210, DF, Mexico; [Mariscal, Elisa, V] Global Econ Grp GEG Mexico, La Presa 169 PB, Mexico City 10200, DF, Mexico; [Cave, Martin E.] London Sch Econ, Houghton St, London WC2A 2AE, England; [Cave, Martin E.] UK Gas & Elect Markets Author GEMA, 10 South Colonnade, London E14 4PU, England", "Affiliations": "University of London; London School Economics & Political Science", "Reprint Addresses": "Mariscal, EV (corresponding author), Ctr Invest & Docencia Econom CIDE, Carretera Mexico Toluca 3655, Mexico City 01210, DF, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "martin.e.cave@btinternet.com; evmariscal@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Mariscal, Elisa/0000-0002-7293-1993", "Funding Orgs": "PIRCE (Programa Interdisciplinario de Regulaci.on y Competencia) at CIDE (Centro de Investigaci.on y Docencia Econ.omicas)", "Funding Name Preferred": "PIRCE (Programa Interdisciplinario de Regulaci.on y Competencia) at CIDE (Centro de Investigaci.on y Docencia Econ.omicas)", "Funding Text": "This paper was financed by PIRCE (Programa Interdisciplinario de Regulaci.on y Competencia) at CIDE (Centro de Investigaci.on y Docencia Econ.omicas). PIRCE produces and issues papers and publications independent of the policy positions of current, previous, and prospective supporters. A complete list of financial supporters is available at https://www.pirce.cide.edu.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101907.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101907", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "N'dri, LM; Kakinaka, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "N'dri, Lasme Mathieu; Kakinaka, Makoto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Financial inclusion, mobile money, and individual welfare: The case of Burkina Faso", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Financial inclusion; Mobile money; Individual welfare; Poverty reduction; Burkina Faso", "Keywords Plus": "MICROFINANCE EVIDENCE; MICROCREDIT EVIDENCE; IMPACTS; BANKING; POVERTY; ACCESS; GROWTH; ENTREPRENEURSHIP; SERVICES; SAVINGS", "Abstract": "Access to financial services promotes investment and facilitates consumption smoothing by enhancing resource mobilization. Over 60 percent of Burkinabe adults are excluded from financial services by banks and other nonbank financial institutions, so mobile money is expected to bridge this gap. Accounting for the importance of financial inclusion with the rapid prevalence of mobile money, this paper assesses the effects of financial inclusion and mobile money use on an individual's nonmonetary welfare in Burkina Faso by applying matching methods. The results confirm the significant role of financial inclusion in alleviating poverty. More importantly, our analysis shows that once individuals access financial services through mobile money, such favorable effects on poverty alleviation become more substantial. Financial regulators in Burkina Faso should promote financial inclusion with mobile money to ensure the efficient enhancement of individual welfare with poverty reduction.", "Addresses": "[N'dri, Lasme Mathieu] Hiroshima Univ, Grad Sch Int Dev & Cooperat, 1-5-1 Kagamiyama, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima 7398529, Japan; [N'dri, Lasme Mathieu] Univ Felix Houphouet Boigny, 01 BPV 34, Abidjan 01, Cote Ivoire; [Kakinaka, Makoto] Hiroshima Univ, Network Educ & Res Peace & Sustainabil NERPS, 1-3-1 Kagamiyama, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima 7398530, Japan", "Affiliations": "Hiroshima University; Universite Felix Houphouet-Boigny; Hiroshima University", "Reprint Addresses": "N'dri, LM (corresponding author), Hiroshima Univ, Grad Sch Int Dev & Cooperat, 1-5-1 Kagamiyama, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima 7398529, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "lasmemathieu@hiroshima-u.ac.jp; kakinaka@hiroshima-u.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kakinaka, Makoto/O-2150-2015", "ORCIDs": "Kakinaka, Makoto/0000-0003-2349-1976", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 48.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 51.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101926.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101926", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rana, MS; Prasad, R; Yoon, H; Hwang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rana, Md Sohel; Prasad, Rohit; Yoon, Hyenyoung; Hwang, Junseok", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Opportunity cost of spectrum for mobile communications: Evaluation of spectrum prices in Bangladesh", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum price; Opportunity cost; Radio frequency planning; Spectrum auctions; Base station", "Keywords Plus": "INDIA", "Abstract": "The purpose of this study is to focus attention on the choice of the reserve price made by the telecom regulator to explain the under-performance of spectrum auctions in Bangladesh. The overestimation of the reserve prices for several auctions in Bangladesh including the auction of the 3G - 2100 MHz band in 2013, the 2G - 1800 MHz band in 2015, and the 4G - 1800 and 2100 MHz bands in 2018 is established by comparing the reserve prices to the economic value of spectrum, determined by using the engineering valuation and production function approaches. Possible reasons for the inflation of the reserve price are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Rana, Md Sohel; Yoon, Hyenyoung; Hwang, Junseok] Seoul Natl Univ, Coll Engn, Int IT Policy Program, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, Seoul 151742, South Korea; [Prasad, Rohit] Management Dev Inst, Gurgaon, India", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Management Development Institute (MDI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoon, H (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, Seoul 151742, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ranasohelbtrc@gmail.com; rohit@mdi.ac.in; hyyoon00@snu.ac.kr; junhwang@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "International IT Policy Program (ITPP) at Seoul National University", "Funding Name Preferred": "International IT Policy Program (ITPP) at Seoul National University", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the International IT Policy Program (ITPP) at Seoul National University for their support and would like to acknowledge the anonymous reviewer for reviewing this manuscript and providing helpful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101925.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101925", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wellmann, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wellmann, Nicolas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Are OTT messaging and mobile telecommunication an interrelated market? An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "29th European Regional Conference on Towards as Digital Future - Turning Technology into Markets?", "Conference Date": "AUG 01-04, 2018", "Conference Location": "Univ Passau, Trento, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Univ Trento", "Conference Host": "Univ Passau", "Author Keywords": "Technological change; OTT messengers; Mobile telecommunication; Market definition; Regulation; Competition policy; Antitrust; Mature markets; Communication behaviour", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION; SUBSTITUTION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "OTT messengers such as Facebook and WhatsApp have gained wide popularity among mobile users while the traffic of text messaging is in strong decline. As such, there is a debate over whether both services are interrelated and constitute a joint product market, which has important implications for the current wave of mergers in the mobile industry and regulation policy. To the best of our knowledge, this work is the first to provide an empirical analysis of how the consumption of OTT messengers affects demand for text messaging and mobile voice services. We make use of an innovative dataset which includes very detailed information on smartphone usage in Norway and consider a novel approach to address this question which is embedded in the complexity of two-sided markets. Interestingly, our findings suggest that OTT messengers complement demand for traditional mobile telecommunication services for this context. Consequently, both markets are interrelated but do not constitute a joint market from the perspective of competition policy in Norway. Moreover, we find an explanation for why reductions of text messaging usage have been so drastic in some countries and an analogous development for mobile voice is rather unlikely. Finally, our empirical results provide a new perspective on the modelling of consumer utility in communication networks in the theoretical literature.", "Addresses": "[Wellmann, Nicolas] Heinrich Heine Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Wellmann, N (corresponding author), Heinrich Heine Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "wellmann@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101831.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101831", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matinmikko, M; Latva-aho, M; Ahokangas, P; Seppänen, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matinmikko, Marja; Latva-aho, Matti; Ahokangas, Petri; Seppanen, Veikko", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "On regulations for 5G: Micro licensing for locally operated networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Licensing; Micro operator; Mobile network operator; Small cell; Spectrum sharing; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY; ALLIANCE GOVERNANCE; WIRELESS NETWORKS; SPECTRUM; COMPETITION; DESIGN; FLEXIBILITY; MANAGEMENT; MODEL", "Abstract": "Future 5G networks aim at providing new high-quality wireless services to meet stringent and case-specific needs of various vertical sectors beyond traditional mobile broadband offerings. 5G is expected to disrupt the mobile communication business ecosystem and open the market to drastically new sharing based network operational models. 5G technical features of network slicing and small cell deployments in higher carrier frequencies will lower the investment barrier for new entrants to deploy local radio access networks and offer vertical specific services in specific areas and allow them lease the remaining required infrastructure on demand from mobile network operators (MNO) or infrastructure vendors. To realize the full vision of 5G to benefit the society and promote competition, innovation and emergence of new services when the 5G end-to-end network spans across different stakeholders administrative domains, the existing regulations governing the mobile communication business ecosystem are being refined. This paper provides a tutorial overview on how 5G innovations impact mobile communications and reviews the regulatory elements relevant to 5G development for locally deployed networks. This paper expands the recent micro licensing model for local spectrum authorization in future 5G systems and provides guidelines for the development of the key micro licensing elements. This local micro licensing model can open the mobile market by allowing different stakeholders to deploy local small cell networks with locally issued spectrum licenses ensuring pre-defined quality guarantees for the vertical sectors' case specific needs.", "Addresses": "[Matinmikko, Marja; Latva-aho, Matti] Univ Oulu, CWC, Oulu, Finland; [Ahokangas, Petri; Seppanen, Veikko] Univ Oulu, Oulu Business Sch, Marta Ahtisaari Inst, Oulu, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu; University of Oulu", "Reprint Addresses": "Matinmikko, M (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, CWC, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Ahokangas, Petri/AAH-9632-2021", "ORCIDs": "Ahokangas, Petri/0000-0002-2351-8473", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 55.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 57.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 622.0, "End Page": 635.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tadayoni, R; Henten, A; Sorensen, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tadayoni, Reza; Henten, Anders; Sorensen, Jannick", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile communications - On standards, classifications and generations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile communication; Generations; Standards; Classification", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The research question addressed in this paper is concerned with the manners in which the general technological progress in mobile communications is characterized and the reasons for the differences in these modes of manifestation. The relevance of this research question is that the different manifestation modes create a degree of confusion in communications and discussions on mobile technologies. At the same time, it should be recognized that different manners of categorizing technologies illustrate the fact that categorizations are based on different purposes of the classification exercises. Also, the paper discusses the role of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in the processes of mobile standardization. In common parlance, progress in mobile technologies is mostly referred to as generations. In ITU, the classification terminology is that of International Mobile Telecommunication (IMT) standards. In the specialized standards body with a central position in the standardization of core mobile technologies, namely 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project), the terminology of 'releases' is used. In order to address the research question, the paper uses an analytical framework based on the differences and relationships between the concepts of standards, classifications and generations.", "Addresses": "[Tadayoni, Reza; Henten, Anders; Sorensen, Jannick] Aalborg Univ Copenhagen AAU CPH, Dept Elect Syst, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol CMI, Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Henten, A (corresponding author), CMI ES AAU Copenhagen, AC Meyers Vaenge 15, DK-2450 Copenhagen, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "henten@es.aau.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sorensen, Jannick Kirk/0000-0002-4127-6551; Hansen Henten, Anders/0000-0003-1126-8398; Tadayoni, Reza/0000-0003-2217-0919", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 253.0, "End Page": 262.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ayala, E; Chapa, J; García, L; Hibert, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ayala, Edgardo; Chapa, Joana; Garcia, Lester; Hibert, Abel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Welfare effects of the Telecommunication Reform in Mexico", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication reform; Mexico telecommunication sector; General equilibrium models", "Keywords Plus": "SERVICES LIBERALIZATION; CONSUMER SURPLUS; LATIN-AMERICA; MARKET; POOR; DEMAND; IMPACT; KENYA; KOREA", "Abstract": "The telecommunication sector in Mexico was highly concentrated until 2013. The sector was mostly composed by a dominant player, a rationed market (low density of services), a poor institutional design, high tariffs, and weak regulation agents. The Herfindahl-Hirschman (HHI) index was 5333 for mobile telephone and 7,029 for fixed telephone services-among the highest scores in the world. In order to promote competition in the sector, Congress approved a reform in 2013 to establish a new regulator empowered to impose asymmetrical rules in the case of the predominance of a single firm. A declaration of preponderance of the dominant player was issued, promoting free interconnection rates and the mandatory sharing of its passive and active infrastructure with the rest of the firms in the industry. The new institutional design led to increased competition in the sector, decreasing the mobile and fixed telephone prices while increasing the coverage and penetration of these services. In this article, an applied general equilibrium model for the Mexican economy is employed to assess the impact of the Telecommunication Reform in Mexico in the telephone sector, consumer welfare, and income distribution. The model is static, encompassing 10 types of consumers (rural and urban and the five income quintiles) and 40 sectors (of which four are disaggregate telecommunications industries). It assumes fixed wages and capital rental prices as well as idle resources. The main results indicate that the effects of the reform are not minor; the drop in telephone prices would reduce the general consumer price index by almost 2%, and the value added would increase by more than 3%, benefiting mainly households in the highest income quantiles.", "Addresses": "[Ayala, Edgardo] Tecnol Monterrey, Campus Monterre,Av Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sur, Monterrey 64849, Nuevo Leon, Mexico; [Chapa, Joana] Univ Autonoma Nuevo Leon, Fac Econ, Ave Lazaro Cardenas, Monterrey 64930, Nuevo Leon, Mexico; [Garcia, Lester; Hibert, Abel] Univ Metropolitan Monterrey, Washington 424 A Oriente, Monterrey 64000, Nuevo Leon, Mexico", "Affiliations": "Tecnologico de Monterrey; Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon", "Reprint Addresses": "Ayala, E (corresponding author), Tecnol Monterrey, Campus Monterre,Av Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sur, Monterrey 64849, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "edgardo@itesm.mx; joana.chapacn@uanl.edu.mx; legar@lestergarcia.net; ahibert@umm.edu.mx", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 24.0, "End Page": 36.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Blackman, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Blackman, Colin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications policy: The medium is the message", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policy; Journal publishing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Reflecting on his involvement with Telecommunications Policy, since 1979, this article by one of its first editors Colin Blackman, contributes to the 40th anniversary issue. It describes the launch of the journal, the unique nature of its publisher, IPC Science & Technology Press, the way in which the field has changed over the past four decades, and makes some personal observations about the changing nature of the world of journal publishing.", "Addresses": "[Blackman, Colin] Camford Associates Ltd, 2 De Freville Ave, Cambridge CB4 1HR, England; [Blackman, Colin] Ctr European Policy Studies, Pl Congres 1, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Blackman, C (corresponding author), Camford Associates Ltd, 2 De Freville Ave, Cambridge CB4 1HR, England.;Blackman, C (corresponding author), Ctr European Policy Studies, Pl Congres 1, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "colin.blackman@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 847.0, "End Page": 852.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulatory inertia versus ICT dynamics: The case of product innovations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Legacy regulation; Information and communications technology (ICT); Product innovations; Competition policy", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION; NET NEUTRALITY; INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "This article conjectures that the legacy industry-specific regulation that has governed the telecommunications sector for a long time is in basic conflict with the dynamics and product innovations that characterize the modern information and communications technology (ICT) sector. Reasons for the failure of legacy regulation to promote product innovations are explained and proposals for alternatives, such as deregulation and regulatory reform are discussed. Both regulation and competition policy are more difficult for ICT than for other sectors. Therefore both, regulation and competition policy may need reforms in order to deal with new problems. The most drastic and most realistic alternative to legacy-type regulation remains deregulation and a move to competition policy. Symmetric regulation, smart regulation, quasi-Coasean approaches and subsidies all have some limited applicability to specific situations, but are all associated with complications that have to be resolved, while competition policy is a comprehensive alternative. Last mile access and gatekeeper access are analyzed as two main areas of legacy regulation, which are in danger of being exported to other ICT areas. Such exports may negatively affect the dynamics of the ICT industry. Rather than being exported, legacy regulations should be reduced in order to enhance product innovations.", "Addresses": "[Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vogelsang, I (corresponding author), Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vogelsan@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 978.0, "End Page": 990.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yoo, CS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yoo, Christopher S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An unsung success story: A forty-year retrospective on US communications policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Federal Communications Commission; Telephone; Cellular; Cable; Direct broadcast satellite; Internet", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY; INVESTMENT; COMPETITION; LADDER", "Abstract": "This paper looks back at forty years of U.S. communications policy, and concludes that all of the challenges that were salient when Telecommunications Policy published its first issue the lack of competition in CPE, long distance, local telephone service, television networks, and multichannel video program distribution have essentially been addressed. The other technology that has grown in importance since 1976 the Internet is widely regarded as a raging success. Although no history is completely uniform, the past forty years illustrates the key considerations underlying the choice between whether to impose access regulations or whether to rely on facilities-based competition. Moreover, the paper considers the important role that U.S. courts have played in promoting competition and consumer welfare. In many cases, timely judicial intervention has forced regulators to retreat from positions that protected incumbents and limited competition. The paper concludes with outlooks on new issues and debates that will continue to arise.", "Addresses": "[Yoo, Christopher S.] Univ Penn, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Pennsylvania", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoo, CS (corresponding author), Univ Penn, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA.", "Email Addresses": "csyoo@law.upenn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 891.0, "End Page": 903.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Correa, T; Pavez, I; Contreras, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Correa, Teresa; Pavez, Isabel; Contreras, Javier", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Beyond access: A relational and resource-based model of household Internet adoption in isolated communities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital inclusion; Remote communities; Rural; Internet adoption; Chile", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDES; MEDIA USE; TECHNOLOGY; SKILLS; HOME; GENDER; POWER", "Abstract": "Isolated rural communities face specific challenges associated with their geographical context in the digital inclusion process. Thus, based on a relational and resource-based model as well as diffusion research, this study explored personal, positional factors, as well as material and social resources of household Internet connection in remote communities that received infrastructure access for the first time between 2010 and 2011 in Chile. A face-to-face representative survey conducted in 22 communities revealed that, among personal variables, age and innovative personality played a role in household Internet adoption. Material resources such as income and transport connectivity were also relevant. However, social resources were among the most significant predictors. That is, the presence of children in the household and larger social networks were associated with greater chances of Internet connection.", "Addresses": "[Correa, Teresa; Contreras, Javier] Diego Portales Univ, Vergara 240, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile; [Pavez, Isabel] Los Andes Univ, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Correa, T (corresponding author), Diego Portales Univ, Vergara 240, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile.", "Email Addresses": "teresa.correa@udp.cl", "Researcher Ids": "Correa, Teresa/AAR-7771-2021", "ORCIDs": "Correa, Teresa/0000-0003-0508-7371; Pavez, Isabel/0000-0002-8367-4793", "Funding Orgs": "Technological and Scientific Development Fund in Chile [Fondecyt 1140061]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Technological and Scientific Development Fund in Chile", "Funding Text": "This project was funded by the Technological and Scientific Development Fund in Chile (Fondecyt 1140061).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 757.0, "End Page": 768.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "El-Moghazi, M; Whalley, J; Irvine, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Whalley, Jason; Irvine, James", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "World radiocommunication conference-2015: Reflections on Africa international spectrum policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; WRC; Spectrum; Policy; ITU-R", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The WRC-15 was the peak of African participation and contributions in the ITU-R with the first African to chair a WRC. However, there have been different elements within the international radio regulations that did have a restrictive influence on the African international spectrum policy during WRC-15. In particular, the discussion within ITU-R Region 1 highlighted different requirements between the African countries and other countries in Region 1 and also within the African continent per se with some of the African countries' proposals not progressing. Moreover, a majority of the African countries opposed global IMT identification in the lower UHF band (470-694 MHz) although most of them have limited broadcasting needs. Having said that, the examination of the interaction between the international spectrum management regime and Africa's international spectrum policy has revealed some elements of restriction. Firstly, the a priori planning concept could be considered as a restriction over any change to the spectrum use in the UHF band. Secondly, it seems that harmonisation within Region 1 is mostly interpreted as the harmonisation of Africa with Europe considering that the current ITU-R three regions system does not reflect in practice regional spectrum use. Thirdly, IMT identification is not necessary for Africa, which has already the potential to act alone independently of the other Region 1 countries and not necessarily in alignment with the RR. Fourthly, reaching a unified position is quite difficult for the African continent considering the different interests of the African sub-regional groups with large countries influencing such a position. Overall, our main message is that it is not a condition anymore for the African countries to look at the ITU-R for the way to go.", "Addresses": "[El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Irvine, James] Univ Strathclyde, Glasgow G1 1XQ, Lanark, Scotland; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines & Telecoms, TELECOM Ecole Management, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; Newcastle University - UK; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "El-Moghazi, M (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Glasgow G1 1XQ, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "moghazi666@hotmail.com; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk; j.m.Irvine@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Irvine, James/0000-0003-2078-6517", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 631.0, "End Page": 641.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ribeiro, VM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exclusion and regulatory intervention in investment sharing agreements", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Basic investment sharing agreements; Exclusion; Access price regulation", "Keywords Plus": "STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS; ACCESS; SPILLOVERS", "Abstract": "An incumbent and an other licensed operator may jointly invest to develop fiber network infrastructure while an outsider operator invests to develop cable network infrastructure. Regardless whether the investment sharing agreement occurs, market exclusion of the facility-based outsider does not hold. Considering the prevalence of the investment sharing agreement, it is not necessarily true that each insider contributes with an investment share of 50% since there may exist a trade-off between bargaining power and investment participation. Although full integration avoids duplication of investment costs, social welfare may be higher under partial integration. Presuming the increasing run for fiber, the framework proposes the inclusion of a fourth service-based operator that requires access to the fiber network infrastructure held by the consortium. This maydefine a tight oligopoly with simultaneous presence of investment sharing agreement. The service based outsider is excluded from the retail market when the wholesale access price is unregulated. Subsequently, market exclusion depends on the competitive nature of the outsider firm. Finally, the framework reveals the conditions that legitimize ex-post regulation of the wholesale access price of fiber. An asymmetric regulatory intervention at the wholesale access price level is justified as a means of improving social welfare if the investment effort is excessively high. The same applies if the investment effort is intermediate, provided that an excessively high gap exists between the vertical spillover that affects the fiber consortium in relation to the vertical spillover that affects the cable operator. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel] Autoridade Nacl Comunicacoes, ANACOM, Ave Jose Malhoa 12, P-1099017 Lisbon, Portugal", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ribeiro, VM (corresponding author), Autoridade Nacl Comunicacoes, ANACOM, Ave Jose Malhoa 12, P-1099017 Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "vitor.ribeiro@anacom.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel/AAL-9245-2021; Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel/HNC-2682-2023", "ORCIDs": "Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel/0000-0002-7223-9841; Ribeiro, Vitor Miguel/0000-0002-7223-9841", "Funding Orgs": "ANACOM [02_2014_DAC-AE]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ANACOM", "Funding Text": "Vitor Miguel Ribeiro acknowledges financial support from ANACOM through Post-Doctoral Grant ref. 02_2014_DAC-AE. The author appreciates the valuable comments from the Post-Doctoral advisors Helder Vasconcelos and Joao Confraria, as well as from the former BEREC's chair Fatima Barros. The author also appreciates the valuable comments given by two anonymous referees and by the Editor-in-Chief Erik Bohlin. The views expressed in the paper are exclusively those of the author and do not represent the view of ANACOM or BEREC. Potential errors are only responsibility of the author.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1032.0, "End Page": 1051.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Suárez, SL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Suarez, Sandra L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Poor people's money: The politics of mobile money in Mexico and Kenya", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Mobile payments; MNO-led; Bank-led; Mobile payments; Financial inclusion; Unbanked", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The diffusion of mobile money (also mobile payments) has so far been uneven by country. While in Kenya upwards of 50 percent of the population uses mobile payments platforms, in Mexico the proportion is barely above 2 percent. Drawing on interviews and secondary sources, this paper finds that the actors and the politics surrounding diffusion are key to success. Specifically, regulatory capture sheds light on the extent to which a highly regulated financial sector may seek to protect itself from competition from the telecommunication sector via mobile payments regulation they advocate for and even help formulate. In Mexico, the bank-led regulatory model of mobile payments has limited the diffusion of the service to the unbanked population because of regulatory capture by the banking industry. In Kenya, by contrast, the Mobile Network Operator (MNO)-led model has resulted in much higher rates of diffusion and reflects the extent to which telecommunications firms have played a decisive role in designing the regulatory regime and the limiting the impact of financial industry capture in that country. The implications for policymaking and regulation are discussed. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Suarez, Sandra L.] Temple Univ, Dept Polit Sci, Philadelphia, PA 19122 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Temple University", "Reprint Addresses": "Suárez, SL (corresponding author), Temple Univ, Dept Polit Sci, Philadelphia, PA 19122 USA.", "Email Addresses": "suarez@temple.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 945.0, "End Page": 955.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rennhoff, AD; Routon, PW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rennhoff, Adam D.; Routon, P. Wesley", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can you hear me now? The rise of smartphones and their welfare effects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Smartphones; Cell phones; Demand complementarity", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE TELEPHONY; DEMAND; CHOICE; MODEL", "Abstract": "The advent of smartphones has caused a dramatic change in consumers' access to information and media. Using data on consumer telephone service choices, along with geographic data on cellular network infrastructure and software applications, we estimate the demand for telephone services. We allow for the possibility that consumers purchase both landline and wireless service. Among our results, we find evidence that smartphones are much stronger substitutes to landlines than traditional wireless services, suggesting the growth of smartphones may speed up the decline of landline services. Using our demand estimates, we estimate the effect that smartphone availability has had on consumer welfare. We estimate that average monthly surplus (per-consumer) from smartphone introduction is approximately $35.50, which implies an aggregate monthly consumer surplus of approximately $7.03 billion for wireless consumers in the United States. This welfare increase is due to the expanded consumer choice set, as well as the effect that smartphone growth has had on improvements in cellular networks and a reduction in the price of wireless voice services. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rennhoff, Adam D.] Middle Tennessee State Univ, POB 27, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 USA; [Routon, P. Wesley] Georgia Gwinnett Coll, 1000 Univ Ctr Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 USA", "Affiliations": "Middle Tennessee State University; University System of Georgia; Georgia Gwinnett College", "Reprint Addresses": "Routon, PW (corresponding author), Georgia Gwinnett Coll, 1000 Univ Ctr Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Adam.Rennhoff@mtsu.edu; prouton@ggc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Routon, P. Wesley/0000-0002-4346-5401", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 39.0, "End Page": 51.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garcia-Swartz, DD; Garcia-Vicente, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garcia-Swartz, Daniel D.; Garcia-Vicente, Florencia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network effects on the iPhone platform: An empirical examination", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "iPhone; Multisided platforms; Indirect network effects; Cointegration; Dynamic OLS; Vector error correction models", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE TELEPHONY; COMPETITION; ADOPTION; EXTERNALITIES; SYSTEMS; MARKET; COINTEGRATION; TECHNOLOGIES; ECONOMICS", "Abstract": "Smartphones are systems, that is, collections of (hardware and software) components that work well with one another. They can also be viewed as multi-sided platforms that connect two or more distinct types of customers (users, application developers, handset manufacturers, network operators, and advertisers) and are characterized by the existence of indirect network effects an extra customer on one side generates benefits for customers on the other side. In this study we focus on one specific aspect of the growth dynamics of Apple's iPhone: the feedback effects between users and applications (or application developers). After briefly tracing the history of the iPhone, we construct time series of users and apps. We then carry out cointegration analysis and estimate dynamic OLS (DOLS) and vector error correction models (VECM). We find evidence of indirect network effects of a substantial magnitude. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Garcia-Swartz, Daniel D.] Charles River Associates Inc, Chicago, IL 60606 USA; [Garcia-Vicente, Florencia] Belly Chicago, Chicago, IL 60654 USA", "Affiliations": "Charles River Associates", "Reprint Addresses": "Garcia-Swartz, DD (corresponding author), Charles River Associates Inc, 1 South Wacker Dr,340, Chicago, IL 60606 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Flori@Bellycard.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 71.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 52.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 877.0, "End Page": 895.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Schnurr, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Schnurr, Daniel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A unified framework for open access regulation of telecommunications infrastructure: Review of the economic literature and policy guidelines", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next generation access networks; Open access regulation; Non-discrimination; Co-investment; Vertical separation; Public-sector participation", "Keywords Plus": "VERTICAL INTEGRATION; PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; COMPETITION; COST; INCENTIVES; INVESTMENT; STATE; INNOVATION; SABOTAGE; MARKET", "Abstract": "The concept of open access (OA) plays a central role in the ongoing academic and political debate on the appropriate regulatory framework for next-generation access networks in Europe. However, clear policy conclusions on the effect of OA regulation were usually precluded by a fundamental lack in common understanding what actually defines an OA policy and along which dimensions of OA regulation can be structured. This paper attempts to reconcile these diverse views by offering a definition and a conceptual framework by which OA endeavors can be identified and uniquely classified. The framework encompasses, among others, mandated OA regulation of vertically integrated firms, public-sector participation, co-investments, and OA in the context of vertical separation. Along this framework, the extant economic literature is surveyed with regard to aspects of competition and social welfare, investment and innovation, as well as practical and legal issues. Based on these insights, a policy guideline is developed that shall assist policy makers in identifying the appropriate OA scenario for the regulation of telecommunications infrastructure. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan] Univ Passau, Chair Informat Syst Focus Internet Business, D-94032 Passau, Germany; [Schnurr, Daniel] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Mkt, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Passau; Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Schnurr, D (corresponding author), Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Mkt, Englerstr 14, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jan.kraemer@uni-passau.de; schnurr@kit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kraemer, Jan/0000-0002-5866-7065; Schnurr, Daniel/0000-0001-5674-6707", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 104.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1160.0, "End Page": 1179.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "De Vries, JP; Simic, L; Achtzehn, A; Petrova, M; Mähönen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "De Vries, J. Pierre; Simic, Ljiljana; Achtzehn, Andreas; Petrova, Marina; Maehoenen, Petri", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Wi-Fi congestion crisis: Regulatory criteria for assessing spectrum congestion claims", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Congestion; Regulation; Spectrum; Utilization; Wi-Fi; Wireless", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Wi-Fi congestion is a very real and growing problem. So said then-Chairman of the FCC Genachowski in a recent proceeding, and this sentiment is widely heard. However, we are aware of very few engineering studies that have a bearing on this matter, and their conclusions are equivocal. Beyond this, evidence for congestion problems in the 2.4 GHz ISM band is anecdotal at best. While some users no doubt sometimes have service difficulties they ascribe to congestion, that is not sufficient to prove that there is a policy problem. In order to provide a basis for policy decisions, we offer an analysis of congestion metrics and results in the engineering literature. We conclude that there is little consensus on how to measure congestion, and that network metrics are difficult to correlate with user experience. We therefore propose a list of user experience-oriented service impairment criteria that, if met, would demonstrate that congestion exists to a degree that justifies regulatory intervention: For more than one of the key scenarios that are supported by an operator or technology there is a significant increase in the percentage of users who cannot complete a valuable task on a persistent, ubiquitous basis in spite of the use of state-of-the-art engineering/deployment best practices, and users' willingness to pay the market rate for the best available service level. Based on our assessment of public reports and experimental data, we conclude that there is currently no evidence for pervasive Wi-Fi congestion. We do not claim that the absence of evidence of congestion amounts to evidence for the absence of congestion. However, we do question the argument that congestion occurring somewhere, sometimes is a justification for regulatory intervention. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[De Vries, J. Pierre] Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Boulder, CO 80309 USA; [Simic, Ljiljana; Achtzehn, Andreas; Petrova, Marina; Maehoenen, Petri] Rhein Westfal TH Aachen, Inst Networked Syst, D-52072 Aachen, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder; RWTH Aachen University", "Reprint Addresses": "De Vries, JP (corresponding author), Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, 401 UCB,Wolf Law Bldg, Boulder, CO 80309 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pierredv@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Petrova, Marina/AAD-4474-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 838.0, "End Page": 850.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Seri, P; Bianchi, A; Matteucci, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Seri, Paolo; Bianchi, Annaflavia; Matteucci, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diffusion and usage of public e-services in Europe: An assessment of country level indicators and drivers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-government; e-health; e-procurement; e-participation; Diffusion; Usage; Drivers; Europe", "Keywords Plus": "E-GOVERNMENT RESEARCH; GOVERNANCE; INTERNET", "Abstract": "We analyze the state of the art of indicators on e-government, e-health, e-procurement and e-participation. We survey the main methodological properties of these indicators, and highlight their heuristic potential. Further, we address empirically the issue of the explanation of the availability scores, i.e. how the supply of the various e-services in each country is affected by political, institutional and socio-economic differences, and is followed by actual usage. The econometric analysis uncovers the importance of broadband penetration and higher education as drivers for most of the types of e-services and users (citizens and businesses). Moreover, a corruption-free and agile public sector proves to be an important pre-condition for more effective supply and usage. Despite data limitations and the complexity of the underlying diffusion phenomena, our study is the first truly longitudinal contribution aimed at disentangling the common drivers of such an important phenomenon - the e-services availability and usage across European countries. As such, this work appears useful to inform the policy debate and practice, in a phase characterized by a prospective reorientation of the public e-services provision and policy agenda. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Seri, Paolo] Univ Urbino, DESP, I-61029 Urbino, Italy; [Bianchi, Annaflavia] Univ Urbino, EIBUR TAIPS Team, I-61029 Urbino, Italy; [Matteucci, Nicola] Marche Polytech Univ, DiSES, Ancona, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Urbino; University of Urbino; Marche Polytechnic University", "Reprint Addresses": "Seri, P (corresponding author), Univ Urbino, DESP, I-61029 Urbino, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "paolo.seri@uniurb.it; annaflavia@fastwebnet.it; n.mattecci@univpm.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Seri, Paolo/0000-0002-7209-5219", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 44.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 496.0, "End Page": 513.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mohamad, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mohamad, Noorihsan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications reform and efficiency performance: Do good institutions matter?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Institutions; Reform; Efficiency; Distance function", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVATIZATION; COMPETITION; CORRUPTION; IMPACT; LIBERALIZATION; GOVERNANCE; AFRICA", "Abstract": "Until recently, most studies investigating telecommunication reforms performance have failed to incorporate the importance of institutions into the empirical analysis. This study highlights the importance of institutional governance on telecommunications efficiency and provides empirical results for the impact of institutions on reform outcomes. It provides significant evidence that the institutional environment in which reform progress takes place is an important determinant for successful reform. This study uses the stochastic distance function approach to capture the role of institutions in explaining efficiency differences across 70 countries. The empirical analysis reveals that policy stability in the form of substantive checks and balances on executive power is the most important aspect for successful reform. Independently, legal integrity improves telecommunications efficiency through privatization, while greater freedom from corruption influences the effectiveness of a regulatory body. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Int Islamic Univ Malaysia, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Dept Econ, Kuala Lumpur 50728, Malaysia", "Affiliations": "International Islamic University Malaysia", "Reprint Addresses": "Mohamad, N (corresponding author), Int Islamic Univ Malaysia, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Dept Econ, POB 10, Kuala Lumpur 50728, Malaysia.", "Email Addresses": "noorihsan@iium.edu.my", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Mohamad, Noorihsan/0000-0002-4243-681X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 49.0, "End Page": 65.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Neumann, KH; Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Neumann, Karl-Heinz; Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How to price the unbundled local loop in the transition from copper to fiber access networks?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Copper access; Fiber to the home (FTTH); Modern equivalent asset; Long-run incremental costs (LRIC); Performance delta", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "In many countries worldwide access networks are in the transition from copper to fiber access. During the transition phase copper and fiber networks are operated in parallel. All regulators facing this situation of technological change have to decide how to price unbundled access to the copper loop in this transition phase. Should they keep the usual forward looking long-run incremental cost standard charge, or should they move to some different approach? The authors propose to price copper access based on the modern equivalent asset (MEA) of fiber access. Since fiber access is superior to copper access, the cost of fiber access (as a basis for pricing copper access) should, however, be corrected by the performance delta between copper and fiber access. Instead of using quality of service (QoS) differences, the authors determine the performance delta based on the market valuation of services provided over the copper and fiber access represented by the end-user prices of services and corrected by cost differences downstream of the access provision. Under this approach an access seeker becomes indifferent (on the margin) between using the copper or the fiber access network and wholesale pricing (or regulation) becomes competitively neutral towards technology choice between copper and fiber access and does not distort the platform competition towards cable. To test its practicability numerical simulations of the approach are performed by means of a quantitative competition model. The model analysis suggests that the approach leads to unique and robust results. Its main conclusion is that the method tends to be conservative relative to the theoretical case of pure vertical product differentiation, meaning that the measured performance delta underestimates the theoretical performance delta. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Neumann, Karl-Heinz] WIK Consult GmbH, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany; [Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vogelsang, I (corresponding author), Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vogelsan@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 15.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 893.0, "End Page": 909.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Wiewiorra, L; Weinhardt, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Wiewiorra, Lukas; Weinhardt, Christof", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Net neutrality: A progress report", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Net neutrality; Quality of service; Pricing", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK NEUTRALITY; 2-SIDED MARKETS; INTERNET; EXPERIENCE; ECONOMICS; FAIRNESS; QUALITY; PRICE", "Abstract": "This paper is intended as an introduction to the debate on net neutrality and as a progress report on the growing body of academic literature on this issue. Different non-net neutrality scenarios are discussed and structured along the two dimensions of network and pricing regime. With this approach, the consensus on the benefits of a deviation from the status quo as well as the concerns that are unique to certain non-net neutrality scenarios can be identified. Moreover, a framework for policy decisions is derived and it is discussed how the concept of neutrality extends to other parts of the Internet ecosystem. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan; Wiewiorra, Lukas; Weinhardt, Christof] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Management, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Management, Englerstr 14, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "kraemer@kit.edu; wiewiorra@kit.edu; weinhardt@kit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Weinhardt, Christof/0000-0002-7945-4077", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 104.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 109.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 80.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 794.0, "End Page": 813.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Crandall, RW; Eisenach, JA; Ingraham, AT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Crandall, Robert W.; Eisenach, Jeffrey A.; Ingraham, Allan T.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The long-run effects of copper-loop unbundling and the implications for fiber", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Copper; Fiber; NGA; Unbundling", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; INNOVATION; POLICY", "Abstract": "Policies mandating unbundling of copper telecommunications networks have now been in place for more than 15 years, and it is thus becoming possible to study their long-run effects. This paper reviews the existing evidence on the effects of copper unbundling, and presents new empirical results based on regression analyses of broadband penetration in OECD countries from 2001 to 2010. The results show that the long-run effect of copper unbundling on household broadband penetration rates is negative, a finding which is consistent with previous research, including with research suggesting that copper unbundling has slowed the deployment of FTTP infrastructures, especially in Europe. Based on an analysis of the similarities and differences between the unbundling of copper networks and fiber networks, the paper concludes that mandated unbundling of fiber networks would likely deter deployment of Next Generation Access networks (NGAs). (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Crandall, Robert W.] Brookings Inst, Washington, DC 20036 USA; [Crandall, Robert W.; Eisenach, Jeffrey A.; Ingraham, Allan T.] Navigant Econ LLC, Washington, DC 20036 USA; [Eisenach, Jeffrey A.] George Mason Univ, Sch Law, Arlington, VA 22201 USA", "Affiliations": "Brookings Institution; George Mason University", "Reprint Addresses": "Eisenach, JA (corresponding author), Navigant Econ LLC, 1200 19th St NW,Suite 850, Washington, DC 20036 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rcrandall@brookings.edu; jeff.eisenach@naviganteconomics.com; allan.ingraham@naviganteconomics.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 262.0, "End Page": 281.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ballon, P; Lehr, W; Delaere, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ballon, Pieter; Lehr, William; Delaere, Simon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cognitive radio: Regulation and markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ballon, Pieter; Delaere, Simon] Vrije Univ Brussel, IMinds SMIT, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Lehr, William] MIT, CSAIL, MIT Off, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; IMEC; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Reprint Addresses": "Ballon, P (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, IMinds SMIT, Pl Laan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Pieter.Ballon@vub.ac.be", "Researcher Ids": "Ballon, Pieter/KGL-1886-2024; Lehr, William/L-5281-2019", "ORCIDs": "Ballon, Pieter/0000-0001-6066-3242; Delaere, Simon/0000-0003-3775-6592", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 83.0, "End Page": 86.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum sharing in the gray space", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Gray space; White space; Primary-secondary sharing; Radar; Cellular", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "There has been considerable effort to let more wireless devices operate in white space spectrum, that is within frequency bands and geographic areas where no wireless devices are active. Making white space available is certainly useful, but there are other sharing opportunities as well, some of which have been obscured by dangerous misconceptions about the concept of unused spectrum. This paper discusses allowing more devices to operate safely in gray space spectrum, that is spectrum that is actively being used in that transmissions are underway-something many economic models assume is impossible. The paper focuses on primary-secondary sharing, so devices gaining access to spectrum operate on a secondary basis in a way that never causes harmful interference to primary systems. Examples of primary-secondary gray space sharing mechanisms are described in which devices are allowed to share spectrum with broadcasting, radar, and cellular systems. Quantitative analysis shows that it is technically possible to support significant communications among secondary devices in spectrum that is already heavily used by cellular or radar. However, gray space sharing generally causes primary and secondary systems to be more technically interdependent than white space sharing, so different policy and governance structures are needed. Secondary market rules can support gray space sharing in cases where there is a single primary spectrum user, such as a cellular carrier. In cases where technology is static, the regulator may be able to control access for secondary devices. However, in cases with multiple primary users and multiple secondary users of spectrum, as might be seen in bands with radar for example, a new kind of governance body will be needed to facilitate spectrum sharing. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept EPP, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Peha, JM (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept EPP, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 167.0, "End Page": 177.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wu, RWS; Leung, GLK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wu, Richard W. S.; Leung, Grace L. K.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Implementation of three network convergence in China: A new institutional analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Three network convergence; New institutional approach; MIIT; SARFT; Central Government", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INDUSTRY; STANDARD; POLICY; WTO", "Abstract": "Three network convergence, namely, the integration of telecommunications, broadcasting and Internet networks, is a state policy of China for promoting network convergence. Past studies undertaken on the development of Chinese information and communications technology industry adopt different approaches like bargaining, and input-output perspectives. This paper, instead, analyses the implementation of the convergence project from a new institutional perspective. It argues that that the two ministries for the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors, namely, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and State Administration of Radio, Films and Television (SARFT) had inertia to attain mutual penetration of networks. It also argues that the ideological disparities of MIIT and SARFT cause them to respond differently to the convergence project. In order to attain the policy goal, the Central Government had to impose a reform schedule from the top and take initiatives at local level to accelerate the policy implementation. It also argues that SARFT and MIIT had developed different patterns of collaboration at local level due to institutional and competitive pressures as well as political pressure from the Central Government. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Wu, Richard W. S.] Univ Hong Kong, Fac Law, Pokfulam, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Leung, Grace L. K.] Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Sch Journalism & Commun, Shatin, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Hong Kong; Chinese University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Wu, RWS (corresponding author), Univ Hong Kong, Fac Law, Room 810,Cheng Yu Tung Tower,Centennial Campus, Pokfulam, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "richwswu@hku.hk; grace_llk@cuhk.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "HKU Small Project Funding [201007176215, 201111159196]", "Funding Name Preferred": "HKU Small Project Funding", "Funding Text": "The research for this paper was fully supported by a grant from HKU Small Project Funding (Project nos. 201007176215) and another grant from HKU Seed Funding Programme for Basic Research (Project no. 201111159196). The authors also wish to thank the editor and two reviewers for their constructive comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 955.0, "End Page": 965.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Caves, KW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Caves, Kevin W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Quantifying price-driven wireless substitution in telephony", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Wireless substitution; Demand estimation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "For the better part of a decade, a non-trivial and steadily increasing share of households in the United States has come to rely exclusively on wireless technology for their voice communications needs. Aggregate data show clearly (1) that the share of wireless-only households has risen steadily in recent years; while (2) the price of wireless service has fallen substantially relative to traditional landline service. The aggregate data are therefore consistent with the hypothesis that wireless/wireline cross-price elasticities are positive and economically significant. However, econometric corroboration of this conjecture has proven elusive in the existing empirical literature, which has relied on clatasets compiled at the turn of the millennium, when wireless substitution was very limited. Partly in response to this dearth of econometric evidence, regulators and competition authorities in the US have generally been reluctant to conclude that wireless voice service represents a meaningful economic substitute for traditional wireline telephony. In the absence of reliable econometric estimates, even the sign of the relevant cross-price elasticities is an open question: The majority of US households maintain both a landline and at least one wireless connection, so it is unclear, ex ante, whether the two services are substitutes or complements. Thus, it is critical to identify consumer behavior at the margin. Using state-level panel data from a relatively recent time period (2001-2007), this study develops and estimates a demand system that permits evaluation of the own-price, cross-price, and income elasticities of demand for wireless and wireline telephony in the United States. A one percent decrease in the price of wireless service is estimated to decrease the demand for fixed-line service by approximately 1.2-1.3%, and the parameter estimates imply that the Slutsky symmetry holds for the demand system. These results substantially exceed prior econometric estimates from the existing empirical literature, and provide evidence that wireless voice service has evolved into a strong economic substitute for traditional landline service. The parameter estimates from the demand system suggest that roughly two thirds of observed landline attrition in the United States over the sample period is attributable to the observed decline in the relative price of wireless service. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Navigant Econ LLC, Washington, DC 20006 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Caves, KW (corresponding author), Navigant Econ LLC, 1801K St NW,Suite 500, Washington, DC 20006 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kevin.caves@naviganteconomics.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 984.0, "End Page": 998.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Park, YJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Park, Yong Jin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Provision of Internet privacy and market conditions: An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet privacy; FTC policy; Industrial organization model; Marketplace incentive", "Keywords Plus": "RADIO", "Abstract": "Importing insights from an industrial organization model, this study analyzes the relationship between the provision of Internet privacy protection and market conditions. A composite sample of heavily trafficked and randomly selected sites was examined as to their level of privacy protection, as indicated by interface features of Notice and Choice. The analyses showed the limited supply of such functionalities by most websites, far short of the industry's standard of conduct. Logistic regressions demonstrated that domain and website attributes, indicative of market conditions, had minimal impact on the likelihood of high privacy provision. The findings shed critical lights on the market-based FTC Internet privacy principle that has been placed since 1998 and indicate the need for a new set of interface-focused policy proposals in domain-context specific regulations. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Park, Yong Jin] Howard Univ, John H Johnson Sch Commun Radio Televis & Film, Washington, DC 20059 USA", "Affiliations": "Howard University", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, YJ (corresponding author), 3735 Mazewood Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033 USA.", "Email Addresses": "yongjinp@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 650.0, "End Page": 662.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sung, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sung, Nakil", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competitive rivalry, inter-modal competition and market performance in the Korean cable television markets: An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cable television; IPTV; Competition; Market performance; Intra-modal competition; Inter-modal competition", "Keywords Plus": "VERTICAL INTEGRATION; INDUSTRY; US; OWNERSHIP; TV", "Abstract": "This study consists of two empirical analyses regarding the state of competition in the Korean cable television (CATV) markets. In the first analysis, this study provides empirical evidence regarding the effects of intra-modal competition within the CAN markets and inter-modal competition from direct broadcast satellite (DBS) on market performance in the CAN industry prior to the introduction of internet protocol television (IPTV). The empirical results described herein demonstrate that intra-modal competition between two cable operators in the same franchise area tended to reduce both cable prices and operator profits, and to increase the CAN penetration rate. The strong presence of a DBS was concomitant with reductions in a cable operator's profitability and cable subscriptions. The second part of this study attempts to briefly describe the state of competition in the CAN industry for the post-IPTV period. The results demonstrate that IPTV experienced a rapid growth in its subscriptions, which exerted competitive pressures on cable prices. That is, IPTV is emerging as a close substitute for CAN shortly after its introduction. Considering the significant inter-modal competition that exists between cable and telecom operators, the results of this study indicates that a regulator should focus its policies on promoting this inter-modal competition. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Seoul 130743, South Korea", "Affiliations": "University of Seoul", "Reprint Addresses": "Sung, N (corresponding author), Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Siripdae Gil 13, Seoul 130743, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "nisung@uos.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Sung, Nakil/AAJ-2344-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 483.0, "End Page": 493.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, MJ; Eom, D; Lee, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Mi-jin; Eom, Doyoung; Lee, Heejin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The geopolitics of next generation mobile communication standardization: The case of open RAN", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Open RAN; Standards; Techno-nationalism; 5G; Geopolitics", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY STANDARD; NATIONALISM; INNOVATION; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "The U.S. confrontation with China in technology has been escalating. One of the triggers is China's rise in 5G standardization and its lead in the telecommunications equipment market, which causes security concerns. In response, the U.S. promotes Open RAN as an alternative to the Chinese providers' proprietary solutions. It is claimed to enable the establishment and operation of open and safer networks for 5G and beyond. This paper examines why and how the U.S. promotes Open RAN and what the responses are from other countries. We find that the U.S. government's strong support for the development and dissemination of Open RAN signals its techno-nationalistic turn in international standardization. The origin of Open RAN is geopolitical in the sense that it represents a reaction to China's lead in 5G standardization. The geopolitical perspective is strengthened as we find the formation of alliances in support of Open RAN. A refreshed approach of the U.S. to standardization has introduced a new dynamic to cooperation and competition for setting the global rules on next-generation mobile communication technologies as well as emerging technologies. Standards are increasingly at the core of the ongoing geopolitical technology competition, and as such further investigation is required.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Mi-jin; Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul, South Korea; [Eom, Doyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Enterprise Support Fdn, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "mjkim32@yonsei.ac.kr; dyeom@yonsei.ac.kr; heejinmelb@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Mi Jin/GXH-9639-2022", "ORCIDs": "Lee, Heejin/0000-0002-7333-5886; Kim, Mi Jin/0000-0003-2483-0044", "Funding Orgs": "Yonsei University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Yonsei University", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Yonsei University Research Grant of 2021.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 107.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102625.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102625", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OX3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111210700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The achievement of digitalisation in the EU and its reliance on gigabit connectivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "EU digitalisation Strategy; Gigabit connectivity; Role of competition in FTTH and 5G; Financial contributions from OTTs", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "A major component of the EU's digitalisation strategy is its targets for universal gigabit con-nectivity, based on either fixed (mainly FTTH) or mobile (5G) technologies. In order to achieve its objectives, such an ambitious strategy must achieve a fusion of the digital and the physical ac-tivities in all sectors of the economy (public and private); in this task, achieving the policy goal of universal connectivity requires that it be efficient, while achieving equitable (or 'fair') results.The EU position is that an appropriate balance needs to be struck through regulation which pursues the twin goals of competition and investment, as is now required by the EECC.Over the past 20 years, the EU has benefitted from a successful regime of pro-competition regulation in telecommunications, which has transformed the structure of fixed markets and broadly maintained rivalry in the mobile market. However, the policy imperative of attaining universal high-speed connectivity requires the mobilisation of resources to cover remoter areas, which are less attractive to competitors. Government subsides may help, but in some Member States regulators may also have to dilute competitive pressure on the historic incumbent in order to elicit this investment. Possible ways of accomplishing this entirely legitimate task (and ensuring that the resources thus generated are applied to the relevant public purpose) are considered.In relation to 5G, questions arise about how much network sharing should be permitted to allow the construction of advanced stand-alone networks. Relevant competition cases in this area are also reviewed. Finally, the suggestion has seen made that network operators should receive resources transferred from the largest Over-The-Top operators (OTT), which are understood to be highly profitable and involved in, but which do not contribute to the cost of, infrastructure that can support the high proportion of Internet traffic. Which they carry and from which they benefit The paper discusses both the legitimacy of such an approach, if directed towards an authorised public purpose, and (briefly) the practical difficulties involved in its implementation, including ensuring that the transferred resources are deployed for the intended purposes.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] London Sch Econ, London WC2A 2AE, England", "Affiliations": "University of London; London School Economics & Political Science", "Reprint Addresses": "Cave, M (corresponding author), London Sch Econ, London WC2A 2AE, England.", "Email Addresses": "martin.e.cave@btinternet.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102592.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102592", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6TN4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086110700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ha, S; Park, Y; Kim, J; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ha, Seungyeon; Park, Yujun; Kim, Jongpyo; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Research trends of digital platforms: A survey of the literature from 2018 to 2021", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital platform; Online platform; E-Commerce platform; Internet platform; Business platform; Platform hegemony", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET PLATFORMS; ONLINE PLATFORMS; KNOWLEDGE; COMPETITION; MANAGEMENT; INNOVATION; RESOURCES; EMERGENCE; ECONOMY", "Abstract": "In recent years, there has been a vigorous discussion about digital platforms due to their emerging significance in the digital ecosystem. However, despite common interests in the digital platform, comprehensive literature reviews on the topic are still limited. Therefore, this study offers a systematic and interdisciplinary review of the literature on digital platforms by collecting and analyzing a sample of 1,224 articles published from January 2018 to December 2021. In particular, this study focuses on which country leads platform research. By interpreting the concentration of research fields that study platforms and financial funding for platform research, this article provides a new perspective on the countries leading academic platform research. Our findings show that those holding platform hegemony in the real world are also active leaders in platform research. Amid fierce competition among major countries and continents surrounding the platform industry, this paper aims to provide an understanding of the ongoing research trend regarding platforms and be a guideline for future research.", "Addresses": "[Ha, Seungyeon; Park, Yujun; Kim, Jongpyo; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973) , and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 138.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102543.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102543", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EH9F3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001138142600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, BE; Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What do telecommunications policy academics have to fear from GPT-3?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial Intelligence (AI); ChatGPT; GPT-3; Academia", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT and GPT-3 have shot to prominence recently (Lin 2023), as dramatic advances have shown them to be capable of writing plausible output that is difficult to distinguish from human-authored content. Unsurprisingly, this has led to concerns about their use by students in tertiary education contexts (Swiecki et al. 2022) and it has led to them being banned in some school districts in the United States (e.g. Rosenblatt 2023; Clarridge 2023) and from at least one top-ranking international university (e.g. Reuters 2023). There are legitimate reasons for such fears to be held, as it is difficult to differentiate students' own written work presented for assessment from that produced by the AI tools. Successfully embedding them into educational contexts requires an understanding of the tools, what they are, and what they can and cannot do. Despite their powerful modelling and description capabilities, these tools have (at least currently) significant issues and limitations (Zhang & Li 2021). As telecommunications policy academics charged with the research-led teaching and super-vising both undergraduate and research students, we need to be certain that our graduates are capable of understanding the complexities of current issues in this incredibly dynamic field and applying their learnings appropriately in industry and policy environments. We must be reasonably certain that the grades we assign are based on the students' own work and understanding, To this end, we engaged in an experiment with the current (Q1 of 2023) version of the AI tool to assess how well it coped with questions on a core and current topic in telecommunications policy education: the effects of access regulation (local loop unbundling) on broadband investment and uptake. We found that while the outputs were well-written and appeared plausible, there were significant systematic errors which, once academics are aware of them, can be exploited to avoid the risk of AI use severely undermining the credibility of the assessments we make of students' written work, at least for the time being and in respect of the version of chatbot software we used.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn E.] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand; [Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.] Inst Technol & Network Econ, Cambridge, MA USA; [Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; php@grensnut.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 25.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 45.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102576.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102576", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1DU6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048120700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Why has multilateral space and spectrum resource management become more difficult?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Frieden, Rob] Penn State Univ, Telecommun & Law, Pennsylvania, PA 16801 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Telecommun & Law, Pennsylvania, PA 16801 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 131.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102426.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102426", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "4P7CH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000855549100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garín-Muñoz, T; Pérez-Amaral, T; Valarezo, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evolution of the internet gender gaps in Spain and effects of the Covid-19 pandemic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet penetration; Gender gap; Digital divide; Internet services; Panel data; Covid-19", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "There is a widely accepted belief in new technologies that the digital divide in using a service will disappear as the service reaches an advanced level of maturity. The work presented here shows that this idea is debatable. Data from Spain, a country where daily internet users are 75.9 percent of the population, prove that the gender gap still exists. The paper explores if this gap can be entirely explained by the socioeconomic differences between men and women. We build a micro panel model and incorporate a set of socioeconomic variables (age, education, income, employment status, digital skills, and resident population) that allow us to isolate the effects of gender on the decision to become a daily Internet user. The results conclude that the Internet gap is a phenomenon with a specific gender component. Other things being equal a woman negatively affects the probability of using the Internet. Applying a similar model to 15 Internet services, we obtain that gender is always significant to explain the likelihood of being a user of each service. However, in some services (7 out of 15), the effect is favorable to women, and for other services (8), the gender effect favors men. The work concludes by analyzing the impact of the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic on the use of Internet services, paying particular attention to its possible implications for the gender gap.", "Addresses": "[Garin-Munoz, Teresa] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel] UCM, Inst Complutense Anal Econ, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel] Univ Complutense Madrid, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Complutense University of Madrid; Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Garín-Muñoz, T (corresponding author), Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mgarin@cee.uned.es", "Researcher Ids": "; Garin-Munoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014", "ORCIDs": "Valarezo, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134; Garin-Munoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102371.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102371", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": 35542497.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, JP; Zhang, HR; Gong, XM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Jiaping; Zhang, Huirong; Gong, Xiaomei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile payment and rural household consumption: Evidence from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural household consumption; Mobile payment; Financial inclusion; Financial technology", "Keywords Plus": "FINANCIAL INCLUSION; CREDIT CONSTRAINTS; LIQUIDITY CONSTRAINTS; INCOME INEQUALITY; PRODUCTIVITY; POVERTY; WEALTH; IMPACT; GROWTH; EDUCATION", "Abstract": "Exploring effective measures to promote rural household consumption is a challenge for developing countries, where rural areas often face severe financial exclusion and undeveloped commercial services. In this research, the influence of mobile payment, a popular payment method emerging in recent years, on rural household consumption is assessed by adopting China Household Finance Survey of 2017. Estimation results under the instrumental variable method suggest that mobile payment has a statistically significant and facilitating effect on rural household consumption in China. This positive effect is attributed to the benefits of mobile payment in improving financial inclusion and the convenience of consumption activities for rural areas, which is verified by performing several disaggregated analyses in our study. This work provides new evidence for the increasing literature on the economic impact of financial technology and several enlightenments for developing countries to improve the quality of public life through information intervention policies.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Jiaping] East China Normal Univ, Fac Econ & Management, Sch Publ Adm, Shanghai 200062, Peoples R China; [Zhang, Huirong] Shandong Management Univ, Sch Lab Relationship, Jinan 250357, Peoples R China; [Gong, Xiaomei] Shanghai Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Publ Econ & Adm, Shanghai 200433, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "East China Normal University; Shandong Management University; Shanghai University of Finance & Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Gong, XM (corresponding author), Shanghai Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Publ Econ & Adm, Shanghai 200433, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "jpzhang@fem.ecnu.edu.cn; zh239@scarletmail.rutgers.edu; xiaom_gong06@163.sufe.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Zhang, Jiaping/0000-0002-0595-7202; Gong, Xiaomei/0000-0001-7388-4028", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71873095]; National Social Science Foundation of China [18BJY108]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); National Social Science Foundation of China(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (71873095) and National Social Science Foundation of China (18BJY108).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 130.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 28.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 128.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102276.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102276", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China 5G: Opportunities and Challenges", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "The fifth-generation (5G) mobile communications; Global value chains (GVC); Technology catching-up; Semiconductor industry", "Keywords Plus": "INSTITUTIONS; TECHNOLOGY; INDUSTRY; MARKET; POLICY; 3G", "Abstract": "China has become a forerunner in the global ICT ecosystem since a catching-up policy was adopted more than two decades ago. Breaking technology dependence has been a focal point over the course of the development. Before the Sino-US trade tensions began in 2018, Chinese telecom companies had been poised to take leadership in the emerging 5G industry. Now, both China and its Western counterpartsface opportunities and challenges. This special edition is aimed to encourage and integrate academic inquiries into related theoretical and policy issues.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 11.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102295.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102295", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cramer, BW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cramer, Benjamin W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The moral hazard of Lax FCC land use oversight for advanced network infrastructure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policy; Land use; 5G; Moral hazard; Principal-agent problem", "Keywords Plus": "INCENTIVES", "Abstract": "This article discusses issues that arise when service providers place network equipment on pub-licly owned lands in the United States. Based on land use policy at the Federal Communications Commission, this paper theorizes that the use of public lands for 5G network development will create a moral hazard, as service providers may be tempted to take risks in the way they use public lands. Per economic theory the firm could behave recklessly when knowing that the costs will be borne by someone else - in this case local citizens. This is an example of the moral hazard problem in economics.", "Addresses": "[Cramer, Benjamin W.] Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Cramer, BW (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bwc124@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102232.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102232", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerli, P; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerli, Paolo; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fibre to the countryside: A comparison of public and community initiatives tackling the rural digital divide in the UK", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband policy; Digital divides; Public private partnerships; Community networks; Rural broadband; UK", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; INFRASTRUCTURE; ACCESS; MUNICIPAL; NETWORKS; POLICY; MARKET", "Abstract": "Although digitisation offers numerous opportunities for rural areas, they still lag behind cities in terms of access and adoption of Internet-based services. This divide is the result of multiple market failures in both the demand and supply of broadband access, which have been addressed through public, private and community-led initiatives. Based on interviews and ethnographic analysis, this paper explores how community networks and public-private partnerships have contributed to promoting the delivery and adoption of superfast broadband across the rural UK. The case study analysis compares the outcomes of each model, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. Although expanding the coverage of superfast broadband across the county, the public-private partnership did not solve the access divide afflicting the hardest-to-reach areas. Some of the latter were served by the community network, which relied on volunteers and demand aggregation to reduce the cost of fibre rollout. The scalability of this approach, however, has yet to be demonstrated. On the demand side, both initiatives achieved a high take-up proving that the rural 'adoption' divide has decreased over the years. Nevertheless, more needs to be done to ensure that rural communities and businesses are able to leverage the benefits deriving from superfast broadband.", "Addresses": "[Gerli, Paolo] Edinburgh Napier Univ, Business Sch, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines, Evry, France; [Whalley, Jason] Telecoms Business Sch, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "Edinburgh Napier University; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerli, P (corresponding author), Edinburgh Napier Univ, Business Sch, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "p.gerli@napier.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gerli, Paolo/0000-0003-4290-2136", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 48.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102222.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102222", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nakatani, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nakatani, Ryota", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Total factor productivity enablers in the ICT industry: A cross-country firm-level analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Productivity; Intangible assets; Leverage; Information and communication technology; ICT; Economies of scale; Firm age", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; INTANGIBLE INVESTMENT; CAPITAL STRUCTURE; FINANCIAL SHOCKS; JOB-CREATION; GROWTH; INNOVATION; PERFORMANCE; SELECTION; BUSINESS", "Abstract": "Advancements in productivity in the digital economy constitute an important engine for economic growth. What drives productivity dynamics in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector? This study examines the productivity dynamics of ICT firms across countries from the perspective of corporate balance sheets. We study the effects of intangible assets and leverage on productivity growth using firm-level panel data from five industrialized countries. We find that intangible assets positively affect the total factor productivity in the ICT sector. The positive effect of intangible assets on total factor productivity growth is larger for ICT manufacturing firms than for ICT service firms. We also find that leverage has a positive relationship with total factor productivity development in the ICT sector. In addition, our empirical results substantiated that productivity is catching up to the technological frontier. Furthermore, larger firms and/or younger firms generally show higher total factor productivity growth than their peers. Economies of scale are more prominent in the ICT service sector than in the ICT manufacturing sector. Our findings contribute to the understanding of cross-country productivity dynamics in the ICT sector at the firm level in the digital economy.", "Addresses": "[Nakatani, Ryota] Int Monetary Fund, 700 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20431 USA", "Affiliations": "International Monetary Fund", "Reprint Addresses": "Nakatani, R (corresponding author), Int Monetary Fund, 700 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20431 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rnakatani@imf.org", "Researcher Ids": "Nakatani, Ryota/P-6230-2019", "ORCIDs": "Nakatani, Ryota/0000-0001-5661-2215", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 66.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102188.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102188", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Galperin, H; Arcidiacono, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Galperin, Hernan; Arcidiacono, Malena", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Employment and the gender digital divide in Latin America: A decomposition analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital gender gap; Labor markets; Latin America; Decomposition analysis", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; LABOR-MARKET; INTERNET USE; DETERMINANTS; SKILLS; DISCRIMINATION; INEQUALITY; ACCESS", "Abstract": "There is a vast literature that examines the determinants of the gender digital gap in developing countries, and puts forth policy recommendations to mitigate it. However, few studies examine how gender differences in labor force participation and employment patterns affect ICT adoption in general, or Internet use in particular. This matters because employment and the types of jobs that men and women do correlate with different opportunities to access the Internet and develop digital skills, both of which contribute to overall Internet engagement. This study contributes to fill this gap by exploring how gender differences in employment affect the digital gender gap in four Latin American countries. The findings point to differences in employment patterns between men and women as the largest single contributor to the gender gap in Internet use in these countries, ahead of differences in other predictors of Internet use such as income, age and education. Further, our results suggest that the correlation between employment and Internet use is stronger among women than men, which we attribute to the fact that women tend to work in more ICT-intensive sectors (e.g., health services and education). Estimates from a decomposition analysis suggest that if women were employed at the same rate as men the gender digital gap in these countries would be reduced by at least a quarter.", "Addresses": "[Galperin, Hernan] Univ Southern Calif, Los Angeles, CA 90007 USA; [Arcidiacono, Malena] Univ Nacl La Plata UNLP Argentina, La Plata, Argentina", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Galperin, H (corresponding author), Univ Southern Calif, Los Angeles, CA 90007 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hgalperi@usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 48.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102166.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102166", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ferrandis, J; Ramos, S; Feij, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ferrandis, Jesus; Ramos, Sergio; Feij, Claudio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An assessment of estimation models and investment gaps for the deployment of high-speed broadband networks in NUTS3 regions to meet the objectives of the European Gigabit Society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "High-speed broadband networks; European gigabit society; Fibre networks; Wireless networks; 5G; Investment gap; Rural areas; Broadband networks deployment models", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the deployment of high-speed broadband networks in the European Union (EU). Its aim is to assess the investment required to meet the targets set by the European Commission (EC) for 2025, within the framework of the European Gigabit Society (EGS). This plan aims to ensure the availability and take-up of very high-capacity fixed and wireless networks, in both urban and rural areas, among households and the main socio-economic drivers. The estimation model presented here uses a methodology supported by data at the local (NUTS3) level to give a bottom-up estimation of the investment gap for each of the EGS objectives, using three different scenarios depending on the mix of wired and wireless technologies offered. The methodology and estimation model used in the paper are examined against other examples and assumptions available in the literature. We also offer a dynamic perspective on the analysis of the evolution of this investment gap over the years 2017-2019, which includes an assessment of the usefulness of these estimation models. The paper concludes by identifying the need for new measures to attract investment from public and private sources, mostly in rural areas, since purely market-driven initiatives fall short by about two-thirds of the required total investment. We also highlight how estimation models, despite their apparent complexity and number of assumptions, have a proven capacity to provide sufficiently accurate figures to guide policy action at the local, regional, national and supra-national levels. The usefulness of these estimation models could be enhanced by the availability of homogeneous and stable information on socio-demographics and on the level of coverage and take-up of broadband networks, at least at NUTS3 level.", "Addresses": "[Ferrandis, Jesus; Feij, Claudio] Univ Politecn Madrid, Jose Gutierrez Abascal St 2, Madrid 28006, Spain; [Ramos, Sergio] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Ferrandis, J (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, Jose Gutierrez Abascal St 2, Madrid 28006, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jferrandis@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Ramos C., Sergio/KHX-5580-2024", "ORCIDs": "Ramos C., Sergio/0009-0000-1701-5020; RAMOS, SERGIO/0000-0001-5771-116X", "Funding Orgs": "EIB", "Funding Name Preferred": "EIB", "Funding Text": "Part of the analysis carried out in this paper is based on previous work by the authors for the European Investment Bank (EIB) on the future of highspeed broadband deployments in Europe. We would like to thank EIB for their support.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102170.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102170", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schmit, TM; Severson, RM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schmit, Todd M.; Severson, Roberta M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the feasibility of rural broadband cooperatives in the United States: The new New Deal?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural broadband; Cooperatives; Financial feasibility; Cumulative cash flow analysis", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; IMPACT; INFRASTRUCTURE; SPEED; COST", "Abstract": "Sufficient access to and utilization of broadband is an ongoing concern for rural economic development. Using a rural region in Northern New York (USA), we consider the investment and operational costs of a broadband cooperative and determine service prices for which it is financially viable. Service prices need to increase 75%?131%, depending on grant restrictions, relative to existing market prices for a new broadband cooperative to become financially feasible. Put differently, the cooperative would not cash flow at market prices unless there was at least 14 potential subscribers per mile at a 62% take rate. For a cooperative, the grant restriction that providers offer a minimum level of speed at a maximum price results in a high level of subsidization by high-speed to low-speed members to support the business. Given grant funding and member equity investments, financial infeasibility has little to do with construction costs, than with annual operational and maintenance costs required to sustain the system long term. More reasonable feasibility scenarios occur for existing utility cooperatives expanding services into broadband, particularly areas with a high proportion of high-speed, year-round users and strong take rates. Consideration of public benefits of broadband arguably needs to be added to the equation, particularly surrounding access to healthcare and educational purposes, and as a prerequisite to supporting taxpayer-funded public-private partnerships to expand broadband services. Policy levers to eliminate or subsidize property taxes and pole rental costs reduce cash flow prices considerably; however, feasibility is highly sensitive to assumed take rates.", "Addresses": "[Schmit, Todd M.; Severson, Roberta M.] Cornell Univ, Charles H Dyson Sch Appl Econ & Management, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA", "Affiliations": "Cornell University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schmit, TM (corresponding author), Cornell Univ, Charles H Dyson Sch Appl Econ & Management, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA.", "Email Addresses": "tms1@cornell.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Schmit, Todd/0000-0002-7297-554X", "Funding Orgs": "Slic Network Solutions, Nicholsville, NY, USA [78944/A001]; United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development", "Funding Name Preferred": "Slic Network Solutions, Nicholsville, NY, USA; United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by a project agreement with Slic Network Solutions, Nicholsville, NY, USA (project number 78944/A001) , under an agreement with the Municipality of Franklin County, NY, USA, who received funding from the United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development through their Rural Business Development Program (Washington, DC, USA) . We are thankful to Slic Network Solutions in providing technical information and cost parameters necessary for our analysis. We would also like to thank Phil Kenkel and Rodney Holcomb at Oklahoma State University for allowing us to adapt their cooperative feasibility assessment template for our broadband application. The authors have no financial interest or benefit from the direct application of this research. The views expressed are the authors and do not necessarily represent the policies or views of any sponsoring firms or agencies.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102114.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102114", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, K; Bounfour, A; Nonnis, A; Özaygen, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Keungoui; Bounfour, Ahmed; Nonnis, Alberto; Ozaygen, Altay", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring ICT externalities and their contribution to productivity: A bilateral trade based approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Productivity; ICT externality; Intangibles", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; GENERAL-PURPOSE TECHNOLOGIES; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS; PANEL-DATA; INNOVATION; DRIVERS; GROWTH", "Abstract": "This paper studies the contribution of information and communication technology (ICT) to productivity both directly - and indirectly, via externalities that originate in other sectors or countries. Building upon the theoretical model proposed by Basu et al. (2003), we include several features to account for two important aspects of ICT: complementarity with other intangibles, and externalities among different sectors. We propose several measures of externalities, distinguishing between foreign and domestic spillovers, and interand intra-industry spillovers. We focus on domestic spillovers, and compare a standard measure with a measure computed by weighting the ICT capital of other industries with bilateral sectoral trade. We find that results are affected by the way spillovers are measured. Evidence in favour of domestic externalities is only found when using the second measure, meaning that spillover effects only exist among industries that are connected via international trade. Foreign spillover effects are not detected. \\", "Addresses": "[Kim, Keungoui; Bounfour, Ahmed; Nonnis, Alberto; Ozaygen, Altay] Univ Paris Saclay, RITM, 54 Bd Desgranges, F-92330 Sceaux, France; [Kim, Keungoui; Bounfour, Ahmed; Nonnis, Alberto; Ozaygen, Altay] European Chair Intangibles, Fac Jean Monnet, 54 Bd Desgranges, F-92330 Sceaux, France", "Affiliations": "Universite Paris Cite; Universite Paris Saclay", "Reprint Addresses": "Bounfour, A (corresponding author), Univ Paris Saclay, RITM, 54 Bd Desgranges, F-92330 Sceaux, France.", "Email Addresses": "ahmed.bounfour@universite-paris-saclay.fr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Keungoui/Y-2668-2019", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Keungoui/0000-0002-0839-8813; Bounfour, Ahmed/0000-0002-3158-3582; Nonnis, Alberto/0000-0002-8071-5895; Ozaygen, Altay/0000-0001-5594-5245", "Funding Orgs": "European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme [822259]; H2020 Societal Challenges Programme [822259] Funding Source: H2020 Societal Challenges Programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme(Horizon 2020); H2020 Societal Challenges Programme(Horizon 2020European Union (EU)H2020 Societal Challenges Programme)", "Funding Text": "The research has been conducted within the GLOBALINTO project, which is funded under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 822259.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102085.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102085", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Aguilar, D; Agüero, A; Barrantes, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Aguilar, Diego; Aguero, Aileen; Barrantes, Roxana", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network effects in mobile telecommunications markets: A comparative analysis of consumers' preferences in five Latin American countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network effect; Mobile telecommunication; Discrete choice analysis; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; TELEPHONY", "Abstract": "It has been shown that the presence of demand-side externalities can induce the market to benefit the largest firms in terms of market share, usually named as network effect by the theoretical literature. On the one hand, macro-level approach in the empirical literature of network effects commonly use the assumption that a network's overall size matters more to consumers' decisions (global network effects). On the other hand, micro-level studies have suggested that social networks are more relevant to consumers' choices than the overall network size (local network effects). Based on microdata from five Latin American countries, we compare the choice of a particular operator over choosing the largest operator by individual consumers. Our research shows that country-level network size is one among a set factors that determine consumers' choices of mobile operators, once individual and operators' country presence heterogeneity are considered. We find that consumers' local network decisions are important for the choice of operator in the majority of cases considered, and that this result is conditional on the chosen operator's market share. Furthermore, network characteristics and consumer preferences, such as coverage, tariffs, and network importance also affect the choice of mobile network for the Latin American context.", "Addresses": "[Aguilar, Diego; Aguero, Aileen; Barrantes, Roxana] Inst Estudios Peruanos, Lima, Peru; [Barrantes, Roxana] Pontificia Univ Catolica Peru, Lima, Peru", "Affiliations": "Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru", "Reprint Addresses": "Barrantes, R (corresponding author), Horacio Urteaga 694, Lima 11, Peru.", "Email Addresses": "daguilar@iep.org.pe; aaguero@iep.org.pe; barrantes.r@pucp.edu.pe", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Aguilar, Diego/0000-0001-9020-6317; Aguero Garcia, Aileen Milagros/0000-0001-5043-3574", "Funding Orgs": "International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Name Preferred": "International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Text": "This work was carried out thanks to the grant awarded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada. The opinions expressed here do not necessarily represent those of IDRC or its Board of Governors. All errors are our own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101972.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101972", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, D; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Dokyung; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An institutional analysis of environmental management in the Korean mobile communications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Corporate sustainable management; Environmental sustainability; Environmental management; Environmental issues; Institutional theory; Mobile communications industry; Mobile network operators", "Keywords Plus": "CORPORATE SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY; SUSTAINABILITY; GREEN; ISOMORPHISM; NETWORKS; US", "Abstract": "Environmental sustainability in the mobile communications industry can affect corporations not only in the sector but also in other industries by providing solutions to cope with environmental issues. However, despite the significance of environmental sustainability in the industry, there has been a lack of academic attention. This study investigated the environmental issues in the mobile communications industry by adopting an integrated and holistic approach to corporate sustainable management. In addition, the environmental management of mobile network operators was analyzed using the framework of institutional theory. To investigate the environmental management of mobile network operators, we carried out a case study on three Korean mobile network operators including SK Telecom, KT, and LG Uplus. The results demonstrated that economic and environmental issues were mostly found in the mobile communications industry, and the mobile network operators have actively coped with these issues. Their environmental management was relatively active, and regulatory, mimetic and normative mechanisms were working simultaneously. This study provides some meaningful implications for practitioners and policymakers.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Dokyung; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "addk@korea.ac.kr; hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101815.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Ajibulu, A; Konstantinou, K; Bradford, J; Zimmermann, G; Droste, H; Canto, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon; Ajibulu, Ade; Konstantinou, Konstantinos; Bradford, Julie; Zimmermann, Gerd; Droste, Heinz; Canto, Rafael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A business case for 5G mobile broadband in a dense urban area", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Business case; Mobile broadband; Costs; Revenues", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "5G networks are envisioned to provide consumers and industry with improved transmission performance and advanced communication possibilities. To deliver on this promise of ushering in faster downloads and lower latency, mobile network operators are called upon for substantial investment in network infrastructure. Investors and operators need a clear 5G business case before making such investment. So far, very little research has been published on the topic of the 5G business case. This article studies the impact of different elements driving the business case of a 5G network. The study was performed within 3 boroughs of central London, UK, for the period 2020-2030. 5G-related costs and revenues were calculated to derive the business case. The results show that the business case for a 5G network providing mobile broadband services alone is positive over the time period 2020-2030 but has some risk in the later years of this time period. The business case is also particularly sensitive to assumptions on the revenue uplift and the rate of traffic growth which are inherently challenging to forecast. The sensitivity analysis shows that the return on investment becomes negative if both traffic and costs are significantly higher and revenues increase more slowly than our baseline forecasts. Network sharing helps to substantially improve the business case. Further research is needed to understand the business case on a regional or nationwide basis, and for a network that provides additional services beyond broadband.", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon; Zimmermann, Gerd; Droste, Heinz] Deutsch Telekom, Landgrabenweg 151, D-53227 Bonn, Germany; [Ajibulu, Ade; Konstantinou, Konstantinos; Bradford, Julie] Real Wireless, POB 2218, Pulborough RH20 4XB, W Sussex, England; [Canto, Rafael] Telefon I D, Zurbaran 12, Madrid 28010, Spain", "Affiliations": "Deutsche Telekom AG", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Deutsch Telekom, Landgrabenweg 151, D-53227 Bonn, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "juan.rendon-schneir@telekom.de; ade.ajibulu@real-wireless.com; kostas.konstantinou@real-wireless.com; julie.bradford@real-wireless.com; zimmermanng@telekom.de; heinz.droste@telekom.de; rafael.cantopalancar@telefonica.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Bradford, Julie/0000-0003-2930-7164", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission within the Horizon 2020 Framework Program", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission within the Horizon 2020 Framework Program", "Funding Text": "This work has been performed within the framework of the 5G PPP program partially funded by the European Commission within the Horizon 2020 Framework Program. Specifically, this work has been originally performed within the 5G PPP Phase I project 5G NORMA and then further built upon in the 5G PPP Phase II project 5G-MoNArch.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 35.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101813.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolving 5G case study in spectrum management and industrial policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ELECTROMAGNETIC-SPECTRUM; ITU", "Abstract": "Even before the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) reaches consensus on spectrum allocations for fifth generation wireless technologies (5G), commercial ventures scramble to offer new equipment and services. Expediting 5G wireless service can benefit consumers and businesses at the risk of stressing the traditional process of spectrum planning that combines study, dialogue and consensus building at ITU conferences. This paper explains why most nations refused to endorse key United States 5G spectrum allocation proposals at the ITU's, 2015 World Radio Conference. U.S. representatives underestimated the time needed for consensus building, despite increasing demand for wireless video and the evolving Internet of Things. Other contributing factors include U.S. support for treating spectrum like property, use of incentive auctions to clear broadcast television spectrum with unprecedented speed and enough existing wireless spectrum allocations in most nations. The paper concludes that the U.S. cannot expect faster frequency reallocations, particularly when it and other nations pursue matters having little to do with spectrum optimization. The paper offers recommendations on best practices for improving the consensus building process.", "Addresses": "[Frieden, Rob] Penn State Univ, Telecommun & Law, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Telecommun & Law, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Frieden, Robert/0000-0002-0002-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 549.0, "End Page": 562.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hanafizadeh, P; Khosravi, B; Badie, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hanafizadeh, Payam; Khosravi, Bayan; Badie, Kambiz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Global discourse on ICT and the shaping of ICT policy in developing countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Global discourse; Policy making; Local view; Developing countries; Iran; EFT-POS system", "Keywords Plus": "ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER; BROAD-BAND; INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; IMPLEMENTATION; TECHNOLOGY; GOVERNMENT; PARTICIPATION; PERSPECTIVE; ADOPTION; AFRICA", "Abstract": "This paper provides a critique of information and communication technology (ICT) policies in developing countries. Based on critical discourse analysis (CDA) of Iranian government discourse in the case of electronic fund transfer at the point of sale (EFT-POS) system, we illustrate the influence of global discourse on the policies and their contributions to the outcomes. We also analyze how policy shaped the ways in which different actors were included and allowed to participate in the implementation process. We show that enhancing the mainstream criteria like the rate of ICT adoption and diffusion, do not necessarily mean that policy will reap the expected benefits. From this standpoint, we propose that the focus of debate in policy making and defining policy objectives should move beyond setting objectives exclusively adopted from global discourse to also considering local issues and concerns. In such conditions, there will be less resistance to the government plans and fewer social challenges.", "Addresses": "[Hanafizadeh, Payam; Khosravi, Bayan] Allameh Tabatabai Univ, Fac Management & Accounting, Dept Ind Management, West End Hemat Highway, Tehran 1489684511, Iran; [Badie, Kambiz] Iran Telecommun Res Ctr, IT Dept, Tehran 1439955471, Iran", "Affiliations": "Allameh Tabataba'i University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hanafizadeh, P (corresponding author), Allameh Tabatabai Univ, Fac Management & Accounting, Dept Ind Management, West End Hemat Highway, Tehran 1489684511, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "hanafizadeh@gmail.com; khosravibayan@gmail.com; k_badie@itrc.ac.ir", "Researcher Ids": "Hanafizadeh, Payam/AAB-6850-2020", "ORCIDs": "Hanafizadeh, Payam/0000-0002-5233-987X; Khosravi, Bayan/0000-0001-9430-685X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 324.0, "End Page": 338.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hambly, H; Lee, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hambly, Helen; Lee, Jamie (Donghoon)", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The rural telecommuter surplus in Southwestern Ontario, Canada", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommuting surplus; Teleworking; Economics of telecommuting; Opportunity cost of commuting", "Keywords Plus": "ENVIRONMENTAL-POLICY; WORKING; IMPACTS", "Abstract": "This paper asks the question: what kind of economic benefits do rural telecommuters experience in Southwestern Ontario? This is a relevant question in Canada where, according to Statistics Canada (2017) one in 14 people work from home. This paper presents an overview of the current literature on telecommuting. We estimate the telecommuter surplus in Southwestern Ontario where the region is currently deploying one of Canada's largest publicly-funded ultra-high-speed broadband initiatives known as SouthWest Integrated Fibre Technology Inc. (SWIFT). The analysis is based on SWIFT residential and farm surveys (n = 3948) conducted in 2017. We find that an average telecommuter's surplus in terms of costs saved, including opportunity cost ranges from $8820 to $23964 per annum per telecommuter, depending on the number of days telecommuted per week for home and primary residence dwelling type. The social net benefits of telecommuting differ from its private net benefit (the focus of our paper) since the former includes both positive and negative externalities associated with telecommuting such as reduced traffic congestion, reduced probability of road accidents, as well as some workers shirking their duties (a negative impact). We leave this for future work.", "Addresses": "[Hambly, Helen] Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1, Canada; [Lee, Jamie (Donghoon)] Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, R2B2 Project, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Guelph; University of Guelph", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, J (corresponding author), Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, R2B2 Project, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "jlee11@uoguelph.ca", "Researcher Ids": "Hambly, H./ISA-3105-2023", "ORCIDs": "Hambly, H./0000-0002-9887-4245", "Funding Orgs": "SouthWest Integrated Fiber Technology (SWIFT) [053197]", "Funding Name Preferred": "SouthWest Integrated Fiber Technology (SWIFT)", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to acknowledge the funding support from SouthWest Integrated Fiber Technology (SWIFT) (053197) that made this study possible.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 278.0, "End Page": 286.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, K; Park, Y; Lee, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Kyoungsun; Park, Yuri; Lee, Daeho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring efficiency and ICT ecosystem impact: Hardware vs. software industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Stochastic frontier analysis; Meta frontier analysis; Efficiency comparison; ICT ecosystem; Hardware; Software", "Keywords Plus": "METAFRONTIER PRODUCTION FUNCTION; NETWORK", "Abstract": "The ICT industry is reshaping itself through convergence and coopetition across the ecosystem. In particular, many ICT companies have been trying to achieve both hardware and software capabilities to accelerate innovation. To understand the changes in the ICT industry, we empirically study the hardware and software industries using the ecosystem framework. We estimate the efficiency levels of the hardware and software industries in China, Japan, South Korea, and the United States (US) using stochastic frontier analysis and meta frontier analysis, and we examine the effects of the ICT ecosystem structure on efficiency levels using a Tobit regression. We find that the US, which is the global ICT leader, performs significantly better than other countries, with the biggest technology gap ratios in both hardware and software, and South Korea, which has the most hardware-centric industrial structure among the four countries, has the biggest efficiency gap between the hardware and software industries. Tobit results further reveal that a well-balanced ecosystem is important in achieving high efficiency in both hardware and software, and the effect is much higher in the software industry than in the hardware industry.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Kyoungsun; Park, Yuri] Korea Informat Soc Dev Inst, Dept ICT Strategy Res, 18 Jeongtong Ro, Jincheon Gun 27872, Chungchengbuk D, South Korea; [Lee, Daeho] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 25-2 Sungkyunkwan Ro, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, Y (corresponding author), Korea Informat Soc Dev Inst, Dept ICT Strategy Res, 18 Jeongtong Ro, Jincheon Gun 27872, Chungchengbuk D, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "leeks@kisdi.re.kr; yrpark@kisdi.re.kr; daeho.lee@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 107.0, "End Page": 115.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Albiman, MM; Sulong, Z", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Albiman, Masoud Mohammed; Sulong, Zunaidah", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The linear and non-linear impacts of ICT on economic growth, of disaggregate income groups within SSA region", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DIFFUSION; LESSONS; LEVEL; TESTS", "Abstract": "This study aims to examine both linear and non-linear impacts of ICT on economic growth for three income categories within the SSA region. The study used the Pooled Mean Group (PMG) model as part of its methodology. The data was collected for 24 years; 1990-2014 (T = 27) for three main income categories, as cited by the World Bank (2015b). Based on the income categories, lower-middle-income countries have more first-mover advantages when it comes to absorbing benefits from ICT compared to lower-income and upper-income categories. Moreover, the results derived from fixed telephone lines are higher compared to mobile phone lines even though the positive impact of the latter is more robust for each income category. Although the linear impact of Internet penetration and usage is positive and significant for lower-middle-income countries, the results remain inconclusive compared to other ICT innovations. Based on policy perspective, all income groups need to strategically focus on promoting novel ICT innovations to ensure sustainable economic development, especially lower-middle-income countries which have first-mover advantages compared to lower-income and upper-income countries.", "Addresses": "[Albiman, Masoud Mohammed; Sulong, Zunaidah] Univ Sultan Zainal Abidin UniSZA, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Kuala Nerus 21300, Terengganu, Malaysia; [Albiman, Masoud Mohammed] ZRB, Zanzibar, Tanzania", "Affiliations": "Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin", "Reprint Addresses": "Sulong, Z (corresponding author), Univ Sultan Zainal Abidin UniSZA, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Kuala Nerus 21300, Terengganu, Malaysia.", "Email Addresses": "Albimani1966@hotmail.com; zunaidah@unisza.edu.my", "Researcher Ids": "Sulong, Zunaidah/E-1766-2015", "ORCIDs": "Sulong, Zunaidah/0000-0002-4150-3136", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 78.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 79.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 555.0, "End Page": 572.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cui, L; Weiss, MBH; Morel, B; Tipper, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cui, Liu; Weiss, Martin B. H.; Morel, Benoit; Tipper, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Risk and decision analysis of dynamic spectrum access", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic sharing; Risk analysis; Decision model; Riskmitigation; Risk mitigation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Considerable research and policy development work has been conducted to construct methods and frameworks for ever denser sharing of radio spectrum. Since spectrum sharing necessarily constitutes a rearrangement of rights among stakeholders, considerable focus has been on examining the risks and incentives for license holders. But for spectrum sharing to be successful, it is critical to consider the incentives and risk for the entrants as well. This problem is challenging because the entrants are emergent entities that often do not participate in the policy or research debates. Because of this diversity, it is difficult to consider incentives, so this paper focuses instead on the risks faced by spectrum entrants and their mitigation. With clear understanding of risk and mitigation strategies associated, spectrum entrants can choose the method that maximize their utilities.", "Addresses": "[Cui, Liu] West Chester Univ, Dept Comp Sci, W Chester, PA USA; [Weiss, Martin B. H.] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA; [Morel, Benoit] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA; [Tipper, David] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE); West Chester University of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Mellon University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Cui, L (corresponding author), West Chester Univ, Dept Comp Sci, W Chester, PA USA.", "Email Addresses": "lcui@wcupa.edu; mbw@pitt.edu; bm1v@andrew.cmu.edu; tipper@tele.pitt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Weiss, Martin/G-5177-2015", "ORCIDs": "Weiss, Martin/0000-0001-6785-0913; Tipper, David/0000-0002-9429-6425", "Funding Orgs": "US National Science Foundation [1247546]; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems [1247546] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "US National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the US National Science Foundation under grant 1247546.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 405.0, "End Page": 421.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nonnecke, BM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nonnecke, Brandie M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The transformative effects of multistakeholderism in Internet governance: A case study of the East Africa Internet Governance Forum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multistakeholderism; Internet governance; East African community; International regime theory; Theory of elite competition; Actor-centered institutionalism", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Internet governance issues tend to be contentious, multifaceted, and interconnected among various stakeholders. The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) was formed as a potentially effective and legitimate multistakeholder governance network that could better ensure cooperation. An evaluation of the impacts of the IGF model in regional contexts, particularly developing country contexts, has gained limited attention. This study is one of the first to explore the function of the IGF model in a regional context by investigating the impacts of the East African Community's (EAC) East Africa Internet Governance Forum (EAIGF), the first regional IGF established globally. International regime theory, the theory of elite competition, and a modified version of the actor-centered institutionalism model were used to examine the power of stakeholders, including impacts of institutional endowments on stakeholder influence within the EAIGF and impacts of participation in the EAIGF on member country Internet governance tactics. Data were collected through semi-structured in-depth interviews with EAIGF participants, observations of the 2012 EAIGF meeting, and qualitative document analysis of EAIGF documents and related policy documents from EAC member states. Findings reveal the EAIGF promotes capacity building, knowledge sharing, and policy transfer within the region and has contributed to a shift in the balance of power in policymaking processes from state-centric to multistakeholder. However, the forum reinforced influence of states and stakeholders with stronger institutional endowments on the framing of policy issues within the forum. Thus, policy decisions attributed to the forum are likely reflective of the preferences of stronger stakeholders. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Nonnecke, Brandie M.] Univ Calif Berkeley, CITRIS, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Berkeley", "Reprint Addresses": "Nonnecke, BM (corresponding author), Univ Calif Berkeley, CITRIS, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nonnecke@berkeley.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication; Don Davis Program in Ethical Leadership at The Pennsylvania State University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication; Don Davis Program in Ethical Leadership at The Pennsylvania State University", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication and the Don Davis Program in Ethical Leadership at The Pennsylvania State University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 343.0, "End Page": 352.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grzybowski, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grzybowski, Lukasz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of network effects and consumer heterogeneity in the adoption of mobile phones: Evidence from South Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phones; Network effects; Consumer heterogeneity", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TELEPHONY; EXTERNALITIES; COMPETITION; CHOICE", "Abstract": "In this paper we analyze the role of network effects and consumer heterogeneity in the adoption of mobile phones. We estimate the decision to adopt a mobile phone using panel survey data of South African households between the years 2008 and 2012, which includes interviews with all adult household members. We construct variables which approximate network effects on the household level and find that the greater the number of mobile phones in the household, the greater the likelihood that the other household members will also adopt a mobile phone. Moreover, network effects depend on who in the household adopts a mobile phone. Without within-household network effects the penetration of mobile phones of 76.4% in 2012 would be lower by about 9.9 percentage points. The decision to adopt a mobile phone is also explained by observed and unobserved consumer heterogeneity. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Grzybowski, Lukasz] Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75013 Paris, France; [Grzybowski, Lukasz] Univ Cape Town, Sch Econ, Fac Commerce, ZA-7701 Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Grzybowski, L (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75013 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "lukasz@mushroomski.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 933.0, "End Page": 943.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DA4IC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000367762600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fowler, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fowler, Trevor", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cybercrime and Cybersecurity in the Global South", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Fowler, Trevor] Manager Policy & Strateg Issues Childrens Serv Ci, City Of London, ON, Canada", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Fowler, T (corresponding author), Manager Policy & Strateg Issues Childrens Serv Ci, City Of London, ON, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "trevor.d.fowler@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 89.0, "End Page": 90.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Üner, MM; Güven, F; Cavusgil, ST", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Uner, M. Mithat; Guven, Faruk; Cavusgil, S. Tamer", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Bundling of telecom offerings: An Empirical Investigation in the Turkish market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bundling; Telecommunications; Turkey; Regulation; Consumer preferences", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER CHURN ANALYSIS; INDUSTRY; PRODUCTS", "Abstract": "Bundling has become a popular marketing strategy in the telecommunication sector as telecom service providers all over the world have been offering various bundle types in order to increase customer loyalty and revenues. Yet our knowledge of exactly which profile of consumers reacts to bundles of service providers, and whether they would like to purchase bundle without explicit discount information, is limited. These two research questions are addressed in the present article. We examine current bundle choices and future intent of consumers through an empirical investigation, in the context of the Turkish market, one of the most dynamic and sizeable telecom sectors in the world. We build upon the extant theoretical work with empirical evidence, especially in the context of the heavily regulated Turkish market. Findings of this study can assist service providers develop and implement business strategies to expand the subscriber base. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Uner, M. Mithat] Gazi Univ, Ankara, Turkey; [Guven, Faruk] Gazi Univ, Grad Sch Business, Ankara, Turkey; [Cavusgil, S. Tamer] Georgia State Univ, Atlanta, GA 30303 USA", "Affiliations": "Gazi University; Gazi University; University System of Georgia; Georgia State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cavusgil, ST (corresponding author), Georgia State Univ, Atlanta, GA 30303 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cavusgil@gsu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Guven, Faruk/HJO-8315-2023; UNER, MEHMET MITHAT/JUF-8521-2023", "ORCIDs": "Guven, Faruk/0000-0002-2440-585X; UNER, MEHMET MITHAT/0000-0002-1802-2553; Cavusgil, S. Tamer/0000-0003-1947-492X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 53.0, "End Page": 64.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kilenthong, WT; Odton, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kilenthong, Weerachart T.; Odton, Patarapan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Access to ICT in rural and urban Thailand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICI adoption; Rural and urban disparity; Mobile phone; Migration; Economic development; Digital divide; Inequality", "Keywords Plus": "INEQUALITY; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "This paper addresses the information and communication technology adoption decisions of Thai households. The findings suggest that household composition, education, wealth, and occupation are key factors determining information and communication technology adoption. The rural-urban gap of mobile phone adoption was negligible in 2009 after controlling for household characteristics, while the gaps for other information and communication technologies have persisted. Having a family member migrate to work elsewhere significantly increases the likelihood of mobile phone adoption. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kilenthong, Weerachart T.; Odton, Patarapan] Univ Thai Chamber Commerce, Res Inst Policy Evaluat & Design, Bangkok, Thailand", "Affiliations": "University Thai Chamber Commerce", "Reprint Addresses": "Kilenthong, WT (corresponding author), Univ Thai Chamber Commerce, Res Inst Policy Evaluat & Design, Bangkok, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "tee@riped.utcc.ac.th", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kilenthong, Weerachart/0000-0002-2541-4598; Odton, Patarapan/0000-0002-9389-110X", "Funding Orgs": "Office of the National Broadcast and Telecom Commission of Thailand (NBTC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Office of the National Broadcast and Telecom Commission of Thailand (NBTC)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the National Statistical Office of Thailand for the Socio-Economic Survey data. We are also grateful for financial support from the Office of the National Broadcast and Telecom Commission of Thailand (NBTC). Comments from Lalita Chanwongpaisarn, Pitsamorn Kilenthong and the participants in the 19th ITS Biennial 2012 Conference are appreciated. All errors are ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1146.0, "End Page": 1159.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nishida, T; Pick, JB; Sarkar, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nishida, Tetsushi; Pick, James B.; Sarkar, Avijit", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Japan's prefectural digital divide: A multivariate and spatial analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Japan; Digital divide; Information and communication; technologies; ICT use factors; Theoretical model; Regression; Spatial autocorrelation; Cluster analysis; ICT policy implications", "Keywords Plus": "E-COMMERCE DIFFUSION; INTERNET; POLICY; TESTS; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "This study of the digital divide within Japan utilizes data from the country's 47 prefectures for multivariate and spatial analysis of distributions of information and communication technology (ICT) variables. The paper constructs an exploratory conceptual model of technology utilization and expenditures in Japan, induced from prior literature. Ten dependent ICT utilization and expenditure factors are posited to be related to 12 independent demographic, economic, infrastructure, education, innovation and openness factors. The relationship of the independent to dependent factors is moderated by analysis of spatial patterns of technology utilization to examine proximities and reduce spatial bias. Based on the model, a multivariate analysis identifies correlates of the nation's digital divide, including patents registered by Japanese citizens, newspaper circulation, students and pupils per capita, household expenditures on education, rural/urban status, and Japan's aged population structure which has wide generational gaps. Spatial clusters and outliers of ICTs in prefectures are analyzed, with attention to their policy impacts. Findings suggest modifications to the conceptual model. Implications of findings for the country's official national technology planning policies are considered and recommendations made to expand them. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Nishida, Tetsushi] Nag Inc, Los Angeles, CA 90071 USA; [Pick, James B.; Sarkar, Avijit] Univ Redlands, Sch Business, Redlands, CA 92373 USA", "Affiliations": "University Redlands", "Reprint Addresses": "Pick, JB (corresponding author), Univ Redlands, Sch Business, 1200 E Colton Ave, Redlands, CA 92373 USA.", "Email Addresses": "tetsushi.nishida@naginc.net; james_pick@redlands.edu; avijit_sarkar@redlands.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 41.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 42.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 68.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 992.0, "End Page": 1010.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oh, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oh, Sarah", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of the discount matrix on e-rate funds from 1998 to 2012", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-rate; Universal service; Broadband policy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Broadband in schools has been financially supported by the e-rate program for over fifteen years in the United States. This study focuses on distribution effects of priority 2 internal connections funds from 1998 to 2012. Regressions estimate the effects of the discount matrix and effects of the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) student population on fund distribution by state. Regressions also provide per-student and per-school estimates of funds from the number of city, suburb, town, and rural students and schools per state. Treatment groups provide more detailed comparisons across the 50 states and the District of Columbia, a smaller sample of 48 states excluding New York, California, and Texas, and a quasi-experiment from FY2010. The effect of the discount rate is statistically significant, along with the number of NSLP students in the treatments. Results show that NSLP students in city locales account for a large proportion of funds directed toward New York, California, and Texas. Given these results, e-rate reformers may consider student population demographics implicit in the discount matrix to evaluate distribution of priority 2 funds. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "George Mason Univ, Sch Law, Informat Econ Project, Arlington, VA 22201 USA", "Affiliations": "George Mason University", "Reprint Addresses": "Oh, S (corresponding author), George Mason Univ, Sch Law, Informat Econ Project, 3301 Fairfax Dr, Arlington, VA 22201 USA.", "Email Addresses": "soh5@gmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1069.0, "End Page": 1084.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Trends in Communications Policy Research: New Theories, Methods and Subjects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020; Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 653.0, "End Page": 657.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "De Feo, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "De Feo, Giuseppe", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Networks in Telecommunications-Economics and Law", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[De Feo, Giuseppe] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Econ, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "De Feo, G (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Econ, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "giuseppe.defeo@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "De feo, Giuseppe/ABA-5200-2020", "ORCIDs": "De feo, Giuseppe/0000-0002-2085-1756", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 423.0, "End Page": 425.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Otsuka, T; Mitomo, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Otsuka, Tokio; Mitomo, Hitoshi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "User benefits and operator costs of mobile number portability in Japan and impact on market competitiveness", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile; Number portability; Cost-benefit analysis; Choice probability model; Social impact", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper aims to review the process of mobile phone operators agreeing to introduce mobile number portability (MNP) in Japan. A study group formed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications estimated the proportion of MNP users and analyzed the user benefits and associated costs to introduce MNP. Owing to the particular market structure and technology available, MNP was expected to yield a larger benefit in the Japanese mobile market than that seen in other countries. Based on the results of the research reviewed with respect to the market situation one year after introducing MNP, the increased competition in the mobile phone market was onfirmed by decreasing call charges and a reduction in the share of the dominant operator. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Otsuka, Tokio] Shumei Univ, Dept English & Informat Management, Yachiyo, Chiba 2760003, Japan; [Mitomo, Hitoshi] Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo 1690051, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Otsuka, T (corresponding author), Shumei Univ, Dept English & Informat Management, Daigaku Cho, Yachiyo, Chiba 2760003, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "p-otsuka@mailg.shumei-u.ac.jp; mitomo@waseda.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 345.0, "End Page": 356.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Medeisis, A; Minervini, LF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Medeisis, Arturas; Minervini, Leo Fulvio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Stalling innovation of Cognitive Radio: The case for a dedicated frequency band", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cognitive Radio; Cognitive Radio regulation; Wireless telecommunications market; Radio spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "After more than a decade of frantic R&D efforts, Cognitive Radio (CR) technology continues to fail to pass the first developmental milestone of a working prototype, suggesting that the CR innovation process may be stalling. This paper analyzes possible reasons for this situation from the perspective of innovation management and economics. The CR innovation process has developed in a complex environment shaped by a combination of technology-push and market-pull forces. This paper shows that this process is being stifled by two barriers emerging from the current reliance of CR technology on opportunistic dynamic spectrum access as the sole means for entry into the wireless market. The technology-push is affected by the barrier of technological complexities linked to the requirement to protect highly sensitive incumbent systems. The market-pull forces are being negated by market lock-in and a strong status quo of well-established wireless players. This paper argues that overcoming these barriers and revitalizing the practical development of CR could be possible with the aid of light-touch governmental intervention. This could take the form of designating a dedicated CR band, which would benefit CR through less strict spectrum access requirements. A vibrant cognitive environment could flourish in this type of band, supporting CR innovation. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Medeisis, Arturas] Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Telecommun Engn Dept, LT-03227 Vilnius, Lithuania; [Minervini, Leo Fulvio] Univ Macerata, Dept Law & Econ, I-60035 Jesi, Italy", "Affiliations": "Vilnius Gediminas Technical University; University of Macerata", "Reprint Addresses": "Medeisis, A (corresponding author), Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Telecommun Engn Dept, Naugarduko 41, LT-03227 Vilnius, Lithuania.", "Email Addresses": "arturas.medeisis@vgtu.lt; minervini@unimc.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "MINERVINI, Leo Fulvio/0000-0001-9299-1187; Medeisis, Arturas/0000-0003-1326-9407", "Funding Orgs": "Research Council of Lithuania [COST-1/2011]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Research Council of Lithuania(Research Council of Lithuania (LMTLT))", "Funding Text": "The work of A. Medeisis was supported by the Research Council of Lithuania under grant no. COST-1/2011.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 108.0, "End Page": 115.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parzy, M; Bogucka, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parzy, Marcin; Bogucka, Hanna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "On-line spectrum auctions in TV white spaces for supporting mobile services-A practical manual", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum auction; TV white spaces", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper considers an approach for dynamic short-term spectrum leasing in TV white spaces (TVWS) using an on-line auction. The secondary spectrum market discussed here is organized by a central entity called the spectrum broker. The auctioned spectrum appears in blocks of available DVB-T channels with some transmit power constraints set-up to protect the primary users (DVB-T receivers). The bidders are institutional spectrum operators (telecommunication companies or service providers), operating in a given area. These players are characterized by heterogeneous demands concerning the spectrum bandwidth, the operation period with temporarily-exclusive rights for using the spectrum and the transmit power needed for successful transmission. Thus, the auctioned objects are non-identical and present different value for different players. Two auction models are proposed. The first one is the simultaneous auction in time domain and combinatorial in frequency and power dimension. The second proposed auction is fully combinatorial. Simulations results are also provided showing effectiveness of the analyzed auctions (high spectrum utilization ratio) and relation between the players' satisfaction, their spectrum valuation and varying competition. Finally the guidelines concerning the spectrum auctions in TVWS for the policy makers are proposed. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Parzy, Marcin; Bogucka, Hanna] Poznan Univ Tech, Chair Wireless Commun, PL-60965 Poznan, Poland", "Affiliations": "Poznan University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Parzy, M (corresponding author), Poznan Univ Tech, Chair Wireless Commun, Ul Polanka 3, PL-60965 Poznan, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "mparzy@et.putpoznan.pl; hbogucka@et.put.poznan.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Bogucka, Hanna/I-2132-2014", "ORCIDs": "Bogucka, Hanna/0000-0002-1709-4862", "Funding Orgs": "European Community [248560 [COGEU]]", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Community", "Funding Text": "The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under Grant agreement no. 248560 [COGEU].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 219.0, "End Page": 230.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.018", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's telecommunications industry in the era of 3G and beyond: Market, technology, and institutions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020; Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 9.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 793.0, "End Page": 797.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feijoo, C; Gómez-Barroso, JL; Aguado, JM; Ramos, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feijoo, Claudio; Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis; Aguado, Juan-Miguel; Ramos, Sergio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile gaming: Industry challenges and policy implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile gaming; Mobile content and applications; Gaming industry; Mobile ecosystem", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Mobile games are a prime example of a successful mobile application and demonstrate the increasing range of platforms for the media and entertainment industries. Against this convergent background, this paper introduces the basic features of the mobile gaming market and its industrial ecosystem together with its main actors and activities. The focus of the paper lies in the challenges ahead for the evolution of mobile applications into a potentially dominant game platform and the possible disruptions along this road. The deep personal relationships between users and their mobile devices are considered to further explore the link between mobile games, players' strategies and pending techno-economic developments. The paper concludes with a brief discussion of some policy options to assist with the development of this domain. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Feijoo, Claudio; Ramos, Sergio] Univ Politecn Madrid CeDlnt, Madrid 28223, Spain; [Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Madrid, Spain; [Aguado, Juan-Miguel] Univ Murcia, E-30001 Murcia, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); University of Murcia", "Reprint Addresses": "Feijoo, C (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid CeDlnt, Campus Montegancedo, Madrid 28223, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "cfeijoo@cedint.upm.es; jlgomez@cee.uned.es; jmaguado@um.es", "Researcher Ids": "Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; Ramos C., Sergio/KHX-5580-2024; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008; Aguado, Juan Miguel/H-8559-2012", "ORCIDs": "Ramos C., Sergio/0009-0000-1701-5020; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; RAMOS, SERGIO/0000-0001-5771-116X; Aguado, Juan Miguel/0000-0002-8922-3299", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation [CSO2009-07108]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "This work partially draws from a Institute for Prospective Technologies Studies (IPTS) report on assessing the future competitiveness of the EU software videogame industry (De Prato, et al., 2010). It also draws from the Mobile Media Project (CSO2009-07108) supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 74.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 80.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 15.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 111.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 212.0, "End Page": 221.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Troulos, C; Maglaris, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Troulos, Costas; Maglaris, Vasilis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors determining municipal broadband strategies across Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Municipal strategies; Infrastructure development; Europe", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE; GOVERNMENT; DIFFUSION; INTERNET; REMOTE; KOREA", "Abstract": "Recognizing that high-speed broadband connectivity emerges as a key element for growth, city authorities engage in fiber access deployments to empower their local communities in the digital economy. Currently, a growing number of municipal fiber projects are underway or planned while the international community and the telecommunications industry are yet undecided about the role and type of municipal intervention. This paper takes a holistic view of municipal broadband in Europe, aiming to understand the factors that determine municipal strategies in fixed Next-Generation Access (NGA) networks and the implications of municipal broadband to regulation and markets. The data suggests that the determining factors are (a) the engagement of public utilities; (b) the involvement of the private sector in joint infrastructure projects; (c) the local demand for retail and wholesale services; and (d) the institutional and regulatory framework at the European and national scale. The findings of the study indicate that (a) municipal initiatives are highly dependent on national factors, thus the resulting interventions fare strong resemblance within a single country, while they can be substantially different across national contexts; (b) current EU provisions for public involvement in broadband development stimulate municipal plans for large scale arrangements; and (c) national regulatory frameworks, that primarily address vertical integrated incumbents and nationwide markets, may need adjustments to handle emerging access monopolies of regional and city broadband infrastructures. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Troulos, Costas] Natl Tech Univ Athens, Sch Elect & Comp Engn, Network Management & Optimal Design Lab NETMODE, Dept Elect & Comp Engn, GR-15780 Zografos, Greece", "Affiliations": "National Technical University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Troulos, C (corresponding author), Natl Tech Univ Athens, Sch Elect & Comp Engn, Network Management & Optimal Design Lab NETMODE, Dept Elect & Comp Engn, 9 Iroon Polytechniou St, GR-15780 Zografos, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "ktroulos@netmode.ntua.gr; maglaris@netmode.ntua.gr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Maglaris, Vasilis/0000-0002-0352-5713", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 842.0, "End Page": 856.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sridhar, V; Prasad, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sridhar, Varadharajan; Prasad, Rohit", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Towards a new policy framework for spectrum management in India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum allocation; Spectrum trading; Mergers and acquisitions; Consolidation; Fragmentation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "With more than 500 million subscribers, India is the second largest mobile phone market in the world after China. With an average of 15 operators having been given licenses and 8 operators already providing the second generation (2G) mobile services in each service area, the Indian mobile market is also the most competitive in the world. Spectrum which is a constrained essential input for mobile services is also highly fragmented leading to possible industry inefficiencies. The future of the market lies in the roll-out of services in rural areas and the adoption of mobile value added and data services. This paper critically examines the current policy framework of spectrum management in India and provides policy prescriptions for the future. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sridhar, Varadharajan] Sasken Commun Technol, Bangalore 560071, Karnataka, India; [Prasad, Rohit] Management Dev Inst, Sukhrali 122001, Gurgaon, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Sridhar, V (corresponding author), Sasken Commun Technol, 139-25 Ring Rd, Bangalore 560071, Karnataka, India.", "Email Addresses": "v_sridhar@acm.org; rohit@mdi.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "Sridhar, Varadharajan/AAV-6313-2020", "ORCIDs": "Sridhar, Varadharajan/0000-0002-1038-9908", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 172.0, "End Page": 184.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bohlin, E; Cappelletti, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bohlin, Erik; Cappelletti, Francesco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Policy for 5G and 6G", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bohlin, Erik] Western Univ, Ivey Business Sch, 1255 Western Rd, London, ON N6G 0N1, Canada; [Cappelletti, Francesco] Vrije Univ Brussel & Lecturer, Brussels Sch Governance, Cyber & Data Secur Lab CDSL, Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Western University (University of Western Ontario)", "Reprint Addresses": "Bohlin, E (corresponding author), Western Univ, Ivey Business Sch, 1255 Western Rd, London, ON N6G 0N1, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "ebohlin@ivey.ca; francesco.cappelletti@vub.be", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102721.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2024.102721", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU9J9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001182592600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J; Curwen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason; Curwen, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Creating value from 5G: The challenge for mobile operators", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Value creation; Verticals; Innovation", "Keywords Plus": "VALUE CHAINS; INDUSTRY; MARKET", "Abstract": "5G is often described as a transformational technology. Through its superior technical characteristics compared to previous generations of mobile technologies, 5G supports the development of innovative services and products across the whole economy. As a consequence, the potential impact of 5G is frequently described as being significant, with estimates of $1 trillion or more being added to global GDP by the end of the decade being common. For mobile operators, 5G provides an opportunity to generate new sources of revenue. This would boost their revenues, and thus their market capitalisations which have fallen in recent years as value has migrated to other parts of the digital economy. In this paper we argue that mobile operators face a number of interwoven challenges that will shape their ability to utilise 5G to generate new sources of revenues. These reflect the multi-faceted role that 5G will play in today's economy, where it is both a service in its own right but also one that enables the delivery of other services. Not only may users be unwilling to pay a premium for 5G, but as it is used in other sectors the role of mobile operators is thrown into doubt. Local licences question the role of and need for mobile operators, who may find providing 5G-enabled services to vertical industries difficult due to the nature of these sectors.", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 114.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102647.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102647", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KS8A3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001182034100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kenny, R; Kenny, C; Gehan, Z", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kenny, Robert; Kenny, Charles; Gehan, Zack", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What drives broadband traffic?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet traffic; Demographics; Broadband", "Keywords Plus": "SPEED", "Abstract": "Worldwide there is an ongoing policy and regulatory push to make very high speed broadband available as widely as possible. Underlying the policy interventions to support higher speeds is an implicit assumption that higher speeds will enable different (and socially valuable) use. In this paper we empirically test whether higher speed lines are associated with greater household data usage in the UK. We find that after allowing for demographic factors, higher speed in fact has a very limited relationship to traffic. This suggests that mid-speed broadband is not in fact a constraint on household usage (as measured by traffic), and thus the benefits of policy interventions to support higher speeds remain somewhat speculative.", "Addresses": "[Kenny, Robert] Commun Chambers, 3 Oakthorpe Rd, Oxford OX2 7BD, England; [Kenny, Charles; Gehan, Zack] Ctr Global Dev, 2055 L St NW, Washington, DC 20036 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Kenny, R (corresponding author), Commun Chambers, 3 Oakthorpe Rd, Oxford OX2 7BD, England.", "Email Addresses": "rob@commcham.com; ckenny@cgdev.org; zgehan@cgdev.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102621.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102621", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "X0SI7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001095632300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "da Ponte, A; Leon, G; Alvarez, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "da Ponte, Aureliano; Leon, Gonzalo; Alvarez, Isabel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological sovereignty of the EU in advanced 5G mobile communications: An empirical approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technological sovereignty; Innovation policy; European union; Critical dependencies; 5G", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; GENERAL-PURPOSE TECHNOLOGIES; INNOVATION; PRODUCTIVITY; INDICATORS; STATISTICS", "Abstract": "Two key issues within the debate around 'technological sovereignty' in the European Union are (i) access by countries and firms to enabling and emerging technologies and (ii) how strategic dependencies can be managed in order to preserve competitive positions in global value chains. In this paper, we present and discuss a multidimensional synthetic metric - the Technological Sovereignty Index (TSI) - to provide a global measure that captures the degree of exposure to specific technologies by a country (or group of countries) as well as the vulnerabilities that may be present. The paper validates the TSI by examining the EU's position (until 2021) within the global value chain of advanced 5G mobile communications, focusing on the hardware and component segments. Our findings reveal a weak degree of technological sovereignty due to (i) the shortage of specialized human capital in the EU and (ii) outsourcing trends in the relevant segments; however, untapped capabilities may exist that could partially offset strategic shortcomings.", "Addresses": "[da Ponte, Aureliano] Univ Complutense Madrid, Econ & Innovat Management, Inst Complutense Estudios Int, Somosaguas Campus, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain; [Leon, Gonzalo] Univ Politecn Madrid, Ctr Technol Innovat, Dept Telemat Syst Engn, Support, Montegancedo Campus, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain; [Alvarez, Isabel] Univ Complutense Madrid, Inst Complutense Estudios Int, Somosaguas Campus, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "da Ponte, A (corresponding author), Univ Complutense Madrid, Econ & Innovat Management, Inst Complutense Estudios Int, Somosaguas Campus, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "adaponte@ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Alvarez, Isabel/K-4918-2018", "ORCIDs": "Alvarez, Isabel/0000-0003-2016-0514", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102459.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102459", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L4TQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923776200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Avom, D; Malah, FY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Avom, Desire; Malah, Flora Yselle", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Social media and happiness nexus in the millennial generation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Facebook penetration; Happiness; Quantile regression", "Keywords Plus": "LIFE SATISFACTION; INCOME; GOVERNANCE; COUNTRIES; FACEBOOK; HEALTH; LEARN", "Abstract": "The current paper empirically examines the relationship between social media and happiness. Unlike existing works, we study this nexus from a global perspective using a cross-sectional model consisting of 140 countries on data from 2012 to 2017. Assuming that this effect may differ according to the average level of perception of happiness in each country, we use the quantile regression framework to yield more accurate inferences. The findings show that social media measured by Facebook penetration has a positive and significant relationship with happiness, and this positive nexus differs in terms of amplitude and significance throughout the conditional distribution of the happiness index. However, analysis in different samples reveal that this positive nexus is not universal and differs with the level of economic development of the countries and from one region to another. We put forward mental illness approximated by anxiety as the main transmission channel.", "Addresses": "[Avom, Desire; Malah, Flora Yselle] Univ Yaounde II Soa, CEREG, POB 1365, Yaounde, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Malah, FY (corresponding author), Univ Yaounde II Soa, CEREG, POB 1365, Yaounde, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "davom99@gmail.com; florayselle27@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102368.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102368", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Griffin, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Griffin, Rachel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "New school speech regulation as a regulatory strategy against hate speech on social media: The case of Germany?s NetzDG", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media regulation; Platform regulation; Content moderation; Hate speech; netzdg", "Keywords Plus": "ONLINE HATE; FACEBOOK; RACISM", "Abstract": "Germany's 2017 NetzDG law is an example of 'new school speech regulation' (Balkin, 2014), which restricts speech by coercing intermediaries into censoring users, rather than coercing speakers directly. It is the first such measure which specifically targets hate speech on social media, by requiring large platforms to operate complaints procedures which ensure illegal content is rapidly removed. Numerous other countries have since adopted similar regulations, indicating that states increasingly turn to new school speech regulation as a regulatory strategy to tackle hate speech on social media. This paper aims to evaluate the effectiveness of new school speech regulation in as a regulatory strategy to address online hate speech, taking NetzDG as a case study.A review of relevant empirical literature shows that many features of social media platforms actively promote or encourage hate speech. Key factors include algorithmic recommendations, which frequently promote hateful ideologies; social affordances which let users encourage or disseminate hate speech by others; anonymous, impersonal environments; and the absence of media 'gatekeepers'. In mandating faster content deletion, NetzDG only addresses the last of these, ignoring other relevant factors. Moreover, reliance on individual user complaints to trigger platforms' obligations means hate speech will often escape deletion. Interviews with relevant civil society organisations confirm these flaws of the NetzDG model. From their perspectives, NetzDG has had little impact on the prevalence or visibility of online hate speech, and its reporting mechanisms fail to help affected communities.NetzDG represents an incremental, narrow approach to a complex sociotechnical problem which requires more fundamental regulatory reform. In this regard, it shows the limitations of censorship-based new school speech regulation. Rules which assert state authority by prescribing censorship of narrowly-defined content categories are ill-suited to large-scale, networked, algorithmically-curated social media, where other governance mechanisms influence user behaviour more than content deletion. The paper advocates a more systemic and preventive regulatory approach. Platforms should be required to take public interest considerations into account in all design and governance processes, aiming to shape platform environments to actively discourage users from posting or viewing hate speech, rather than simply deleting it afterwards.", "Addresses": "[Griffin, Rachel] Sci Po Paris, Law Sch, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Griffin, R (corresponding author), Sci Po Paris, Law Sch, Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "rachel.griffin@sciencespo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "Griffin, Rachel/JBX-9861-2023", "ORCIDs": "Griffin, Rachel/0000-0002-3925-3975", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 151.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102411.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102411", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2022", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3F7IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000830838000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rahman, MM; Ara, T; Chakma, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rahman, Md Mahabubur; Ara, Tasnim; Chakma, Rio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Explaining geospatial variation in mobile phone ownership among rural women of Bangladesh: A multi-level and multidimensional approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Rural Bangladesh; Mobile phone; Geospatial heterogeneity; Empowerment; Determinants", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; ADOPTION; DETERMINANTS; REGRESSION; COUNTRIES; TELEPHONY; GENDER; MODELS; INDIA", "Abstract": "Despite significant progress in Information and communication technologies (ICTs), rural dwellers of Bangladesh are still less fortunate when it comes to availing the improved ICT facilities compared to their urban counterparts, and this digital divide is more evident in the case of women. Mobile phone ownership (MPO) can play a key role in bridging this digital divide and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of End poverty in all its forms everywhere, Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, and Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. Administrative district-level infrastructural and societal readiness to women's MPO in rural settings of Bangladesh may also influence the geospatial variation in their MPO status, which is still unexplained. In the context of rural Bangladesh, household heads substantially exert influence over women's decision-making process. However, the role of household heads' age and education on women's MPO is mostly unexplored. As in developing countries, women's MPO does not ensure its usage, investigating the possibilities of women's MPO on its usage has immense importance. Therefore, this study aims to revisit the correlates of rural women's MPO in Bangladesh and explain the administrative district-level geospatial variation in their MPO by controlling the effect of individual and household-level sociodemographic correlates of MPO. Further, this study attempts to investigate the possibilities of MPO on the extent of its usage. This study used the latest nationally representative crosssectional data from Bangladesh Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2019. This study reveals that the district-level readiness was a potential source of geospatial variation in the prevalence of rural women's MPO in Bangladesh. The lowest level of readiness was noticed in north-western Bangladesh. Comparatively elderly women with better education and media exposure had a considerably higher chance of MPO. Elderly household heads, especially male and less educated heads, hindered the MPO of women. This study identified MPO as a key determinant of its extent of usage. Moreover, to increase the MPO by a faster pace, strategies should target less empowered women, particularly those who lived in districts of lower readiness.", "Addresses": "[Rahman, Md Mahabubur; Ara, Tasnim] Univ Dhaka, Inst Stat Res & Training, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh; [Chakma, Rio] North South Univ, Dhaka, Bangladesh; [Rahman, Md Mahabubur] Int Ctr Diarrhoeal Dis Res, Dhaka, Bangladesh", "Affiliations": "University of Dhaka; North South University (NSU); International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research (ICDDR)", "Reprint Addresses": "Ara, T (corresponding author), Univ Dhaka, Inst Stat Res & Training, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh.", "Email Addresses": "mrahman4@isrt.ac.bd; tara@isrt.ac.bd; rio.chakma@northsouth.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Rahman, Md Mizanur/ISS-3273-2023", "ORCIDs": "Rahman, Md Mizanur/0000-0001-6328-1493; Rahman, Md. Mahabubur/0000-0002-3283-5163", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102289.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102289", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parcu, PLJ; Rossi, MA; Brennan, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parcu, Pier Luigi J.; Rossi, Maria Alessandra; Brennan, Timothy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Innovation in 5G technology: Leadership, competition, and policy issues", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Parcu, Pier Luigi J.] European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Florence Sch Regulat, Via Boccaccio 121, I-50133 Florence, Italy; [Rossi, Maria Alessandra] G DAnnunzio Univ Chieti Pescara, Dept Econ, Viale Pindaro 42, I-65127 Pescara, Italy; [Brennan, Timothy] Univ Maryland Baltimore Cty, Sch Publ Policy, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250 USA", "Affiliations": "European University Institute; G d'Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara; University System of Maryland; University of Maryland Baltimore County", "Reprint Addresses": "Rossi, MA (corresponding author), G DAnnunzio Univ Chieti Pescara, Dept Econ, Viale Pindaro 42, I-65127 Pescara, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "alessandra.rossi@unich.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 10.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102349.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102349", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0Y5JV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000790427400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, BE; Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effective competition and ineffective mobile industry regulation in South Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile industry structure; Spectrum auction; network sharing; South Africa; ICASA", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The most striking feature of South Africa's mobile market is the skewed allocation of spectrum and a seemingly endless sequence of failed attempts to hold an auction for it. A shortage of spectrum (or the inefficient assignment of it) is blamed, among other things, for South Africa's relatively slow LTE 4G speeds. Through historical accident, the country has two mobile data networks in addition to the four licensed mobile operators. The response of operators has been to innovate using roaming and network sharing agreements; as we explore in this paper, these have become the de facto spectrum allocation process. This paper looks at how the de facto industry structure has been moulded by spectrum holdings and sharing arrangements and asks how spectrum management could be improved. We observe that, although the number of mobile operators has effectively been reduced to 3 (a number which would raise concern in some circles), there exist a variety of arrangements between those three and other spectrum and network operators. The smallest of the current three mobile operators is still not able to offer a nationwide mobile service without a roaming agreement but, at the same time, the two larger operators depend critically on spectrum and roaming agreements themselves, mainly with the two physical data network operators that function as wholesale providers. The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) was established as a consequence of a new constitution that was adopted in 1996 and it helped to create new institutional arrangements for the burgeoning mobile industry. The authority has nevertheless continued to be hampered, as we shall demonstrate, by political imperatives. This has been pointed out by other authors over the past twenty years and we add to this body of evidence by considering the spectrum auction planned (again) for 2021. The 2021'' auction is in fact an iteration of the auction originally announced in May 2010 and then abandoned (Song, 2011). The same thing happened again in 2016 (Paelo & Robb, 2020). Late in 2020, the regulator again announced an auction, due to take place during 2021 but by the second quarter of the year, two of the four national operators had already obtained a court injunction to stop it. The process is intertwined with a political imperative to establish a public wireless open-access network, which we discuss in detail. We describe how the industry has navigated around policy and regulatory dysfunction and how competitive interaction among the South African operators has managed to prevail. Following Hausman & Taylor's (2013) lead in their work on the United States, in this paper we provide a commentary on apparently perverse outcomes from significant regulatory, judicial and legislative actions (or, perhaps more accurately, inactions) governing the South African mobile telecommunications industry from the commencement of the current constitutional arrangements in 1996 to the present.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn E.] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand; [Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.] Inst Technol & Network Econ, Cambridge, MA USA; [Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; potgiph@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Howell, Bronwyn/0000-0001-9048-0674; Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102317.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102317", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ofori, IK; Osei, DB; Alagidede, IP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ofori, Isaac K.; Osei, Dennis B.; Alagidede, Imhotep P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inclusive growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: Exploring the interaction between ICT diffusion, and financial development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Financial development; Financial inclusion; ICT diffusion; Inequality; Inclusive; Growth; Poverty; Sub-Saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INEQUALITY; OPENNESS; ACCESS", "Abstract": "Despite the momentous rise in ICT diffusion, and financial development in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), their plausible joint effect on inclusive growth have not been explored, leaving a lacuna in the literature. This study, therefore, examines the direct and indirect effects of ICT diffusion on inclusive growth in 42 SSA countries over the period 1980-2019. We provide evidence robust to several specifications from the dynamic system GMM to show that: (i) ICT skills, access and usage induce inclusive growth in SSA, and (ii) the effects of ICT skills, access and usage are enhanced in the presence of financial development. These findings remain the same when we focussed on financial institution access. Policy recommendations are provided in line with the region's green growth agenda and striving efforts at improving socioeconomic development.", "Addresses": "[Ofori, Isaac K.] Univ Insubria, Dept Econ, Via Monte Generoso 71, I-21100 Varese, Italy; [Osei, Dennis B.; Alagidede, Imhotep P.] Univ Witwatersrand, Wits Business Sch, 2 St Davids Pl, Johannesburg, South Africa; [Ofori, Isaac K.] York Univ, Harriet Tubman Inst, Keele Campus, Toronto, ON, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Insubria; University of Witwatersrand; York University - Canada", "Reprint Addresses": "Ofori, IK (corresponding author), Univ Insubria, Dept Econ, Via Monte Generoso 71, I-21100 Varese, Italy.;Ofori, IK (corresponding author), York Univ, Harriet Tubman Inst, Keele Campus, Toronto, ON, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "ikofori@outlook.com; denniskwakuboahene@gmail.com; imhotep.alagidede@wits.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "OFORI, ISAAC KWESI/J-9653-2019; Alagidede, Prof Imhotep Paul/JDD-3340-2023", "ORCIDs": "OFORI, ISAAC KWESI/0000-0002-0591-1271; Alagidede, Prof Imhotep Paul/0000-0003-1571-0227; Osei, Dennis Boahene/0000-0001-6151-5890", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102315.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102315", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, YL; Yan, WJ; Hu, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Yu-li; Yan, Wenjia; Hu, Bo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Resistance to facial recognition payment in China: The influence of privacy-related factors", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Facial recognition payment (FRP); Privacy; AI; Biometric data; Resistance; China", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION PRIVACY; INNOVATION RESISTANCE; PERSONAL INFORMATION; INTERNET BANKING; SELF-DISCLOSURE; USER RESISTANCE; MOBILE PAYMENT; FIT INDEXES; E-COMMERCE; CALCULUS", "Abstract": "As mobile payment technology is at a nascent stage, the use of facial recognition payment (FRP) services is gradually penetrating the lives of Chinese people. Although the FRP system may have advantages over other payment technologies, a civil lawsuit over refusing to submit facial information and a series of illegal activities related to selling facial information have raised the public?s privacy concerns, which might further engender Chinese users? resistance towards FRP. Based on privacy calculus theory and innovation resistance theory, this study builds a research model of FRP and examines it by using a cross-sectional study with 1200 Chinese users. The findings demonstrate that the perceived effectiveness of privacy policy has significant relationships with privacy control, perceived privacy risk, perceived benefits, and resistance. Both privacy control and perceived privacy risk are significantly related to privacy concerns. There is also a significant relationship between the perceived privacy risk and resistance to FRP. Meanwhile, privacy concerns positively affect user resistance, while perceived benefits negatively affect user resistance. In contrast to previous research, the perceived privacy risk has a positive impact on the perceived benefits. This study offers cutting-edge contributions to both academia and industry.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Yu-li; Yan, Wenjia; Hu, Bo] City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, Run Run Shaw Creat Media Ctr, Kowloon Tong, 18 Tat Hong Ave, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "City University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Yan, WJ (corresponding author), City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, Run Run Shaw Creat Media Ctr, Kowloon Tong, 18 Tat Hong Ave, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "yuliliu@cityu.edu.hk; wenjiayan4-c@my.cityu.edu.hk; Hu.Bo@my.cityu.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "HU, Bo/0000-0001-9020-3423; Yan, Wenjia/0000-0001-6708-2520; LIU, YU-LI/0000-0002-7852-4678", "Funding Orgs": "City University of Hong Kong [961807]", "Funding Name Preferred": "City University of Hong Kong(City University of Hong Kong)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Faculty Research Grant (#961807), City University of Hong Kong. A previous version of this article was presented at an online conference of the International Communication Association from May 27 to 31, 2021. The authors would like to express appreciation for two anonymous reviewers' valuable comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 123.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 39.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 39.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 25.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 164.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102155.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102155", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, S; Amari, M; Jarboui, A; Mouakhar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice; Amari, Mouna; Jarboui, Anis; Mouakhar, Khaireddine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT dynamics for gender inclusive intermediary education: Minimum poverty and inequality thresholds in developing countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Inclusive; Education; Inequality; Technology; Thresholds", "Keywords Plus": "DISABILITIES; TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION; CHALLENGES; STUDENTS; CHILDREN; QUALITY; SCHOOLS; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This study examines linkages between information and communication technology (ICT) dynamics, inequality and poverty in order to establish critical masses of poverty and inequality that should not be exceeded in order for ICT dynamics to promote gender inclusive education in 57 developing countries for the period 2012?2016. Poverty is measured with the poverty headcount ratio at national poverty lines (% of the population) while inequality is proxied by the Gini coefficient, the Atkinson index and the Palma ratio. The ICT dynamics are measured with ?internet access in school?, ?virtual social network?, ?personal computers? ?mobile phone penetration?, ?internet penetration? and ?fixed broadband subscriptions?. The empirical evidence is based on interactive Generalized Method of Moments estimators from which thresholds are computed contingent on the validity of tested hypotheses. First, the Gini coefficient should not exceed 0.5618 in order for ?internet access in school? to positively affect inclusive education. Second, the poverty headcount ratio at national poverty lines (% of the population) should remain below 33.6842% in order for ?internet access in school? to favorably influence inclusive education. Third, the Palma ratio should not exceed 3.3766 in order for internet penetration to favorably affect inclusive education. Fourth, for personal computers to increase inclusive education, the Gini coefficient, Palma ratio and poverty headcount (% of the population) should not exceed 0.4781, 3.5294 and 17.7272, respectively. The study confirms the significant role technological deepening plays in advancing inclusive education by means of policies that reduce poverty and income inequality, with potentially wider applicability to other developing economies. The study has provided poverty and inequality levels that should not be exceeded in order for personal computers, internet penetration and ?internet access in school? to promote gender inclusive education.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa; [Amari, Mouna] Univ Gabes, LARTIGE, ISG, Dept Finance, Gabes, Tunisia; [Jarboui, Anis] Univ Sfax, Dept Business Adm, POB 3000, Sfax, Tunisia; [Mouakhar, Khaireddine] Normandie Business Sch, Metis Lab, Caen Campus EM, Caen, France", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa; Universite de Gabes; Universite de Sfax", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, S (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongus@afridev.org; amarimouna86@gmail.com; anisjarboui@yahoo.fr; kmouakhar@em-normadie.fr", "Researcher Ids": "Mouna, Amari/AAQ-5408-2020; JARBOUI, Anis/AAX-3227-2021; Asongu, Simplice/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "Mouna, Amari/0000-0003-2490-6803; JARBOUI, Anis/0000-0002-4811-6729;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102125.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102125", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lehr, W; Queder, F; Haucap, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lehr, William; Queder, Fabian; Haucap, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "5G: A new future for Mobile Network Operators, or not?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Broadband; Internet; Mobile; Wireless; Networks", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The transition to 5G has the potential to significantly disrupt the competitive landscape for wireless services. For Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), 5G represents the next generation of cellular technology. However, the order-of-magnitude performance improvements targeted by 5G, its design philosophy that embraced a wider range of contributors than participated in the development of earlier generations of cellular technology, and by its focus on expanding the range of markets to be addressed by cellular technologies, 5G represents a paradigm shift. It is more of a tool-box of capabilities than a one-size-fits-all technology. This paper compares and contrasts 5G with earlier generations of cellular and related wireless technologies and examines how the economic forces that have shaped the MNO industry heretofore are changed with 5G. This examination highlights the potential for new business models and competition to disrupt the wireless industry in coming years.", "Addresses": "[Lehr, William] MIT, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA; [Queder, Fabian; Haucap, Justus] Heinrich Heine Univ Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf Inst Competit Econ DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Lehr, W (corresponding author), MIT, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA.", "Email Addresses": "wlehr@mit.edu; quederfabian@gmail.com; haucap@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Lehr, William/0000-0003-2902-3874", "Funding Orgs": "U.S. National Science Foundation [1413793, C-ACCEL OIA1937165]", "Funding Name Preferred": "U.S. National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF))", "Funding Text": "Dr. Lehr would like to acknowledge the financial support of the U.S. National Science Foundation under Grant Numbers 1413793 and C-ACCEL OIA1937165.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 41.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 41.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102086.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102086", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Queder, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Queder, Fabian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competitive effects of cable networks on FTTx deployment in Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Cable networks; Inter-platform competition; FTTx; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND NETWORKS; INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; TECHNOECONOMIC EVALUATION; ACCESS; REGULATIONS; INVESTMENT; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "In this paper, we analyse the effect of cable networks on fibre to the x (FTTx) network expansions by drawing on data from a sample of 28 European countries spanning the period 2011 to 2017. We find that there is a negative relationship between cable network coverage and FTTx network expansion. This restraining effect associated with cable networks contradicts the current regulatory regime, which is primarily designed to enable effective competition against the incumbent on copper- and fibre-based infrastructure. Therefore, our analysis is a crucial first step to design a sound regulatory and competitive framework to achieve the ambitious broadband targets set by the European Commission and national governments. Most importantly, we conclude that public policy makers should assess broadband markets distinctly for cable and non-cable regions to reflect the competition dynamics between cable operators and operators investing in FTTx networks.", "Addresses": "[Queder, Fabian] DICE Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf, Germany; [Queder, Fabian] MIT, 16 Speridakis Terrace, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA", "Affiliations": "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Reprint Addresses": "Queder, F (corresponding author), DICE Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf, Germany.;Queder, F (corresponding author), MIT, 16 Speridakis Terrace, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA.", "Email Addresses": "fabian.queder@hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102027.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102027", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fourberg, N; Korff, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fourberg, Niklas; Korff, Alex", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fiber vs. vectoring: Limiting technology choices in broadband expansion", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fiber expansion; Technology competition; Technology regulation; Subsidies; Regional infrastructure", "Keywords Plus": "EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; SAMPLE SELECTION; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; ENTRY", "Abstract": "The upgrade of legacy infrastructure is a challenging undertaking in general. The underlying issues are especially prominent for telecommunications networks outside of urban areas. Using German micro-level data, we identify the structural determinants for fiber optics deployment and its extent. We also measure the role of technology competition from the existing infrastructures, VDSL-Vectoring and TV-Cable. In this setting and exploiting a natural experiment, a technologically restrictive policy as proposed by the European Commission is found to be ineffective in promoting fiber deployment. Policy interventions in the form of subsidies targeted at specific local infrastructure projects, however, raise the likelihood of fiber deployment by a substantial margin. A targeted, proactive policy approach is therefore needed to overcome structural and geographical disadvantages.", "Addresses": "[Fourberg, Niklas; Korff, Alex] Duesseldorf Inst Competit Econ, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Fourberg, N (corresponding author), Duesseldorf Inst Competit Econ, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "Fourberg@dice.hhu.de; Korff@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) [235577387/GRK1974]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)(German Research Foundation (DFG))", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to Klaus Gugler, Susanne Steffes, Frank Verboven, participants at DICE and the 4th DICE Winter School of applied Microeconomics and one anonymous reviewer for helpful comments and suggestions. Further, we gratefully acknowledge funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - project 235577387/GRK1974.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102002.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 33.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kuziemski, M; Misuraca, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kuziemski, Maciej; Misuraca, Gianluca", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "AI governance in the public sector: Three tales from the frontiers of automated decision-making in democratic settings", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Public sector innovation; Automated decision making; Algorithmic accountability", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The rush to understand new socio-economic contexts created by the wide adoption of AI is justified by its far-ranging consequences, spanning almost every walk of life. Yet, the public sector's predicament is a tragic double bind: its obligations to protect citizens from potential algorithmic harms are at odds with the temptation to increase its own efficiency - or in other words - to govern algorithms, while governing by algorithms. Whether such dual role is even possible, has been a matter of debate, the challenge stemming from algorithms' intrinsic properties, that make them distinct from other digital solutions, long embraced by the governments, create externalities that rule-based programming lacks. As the pressures to deploy automated decision making systems in the public sector become prevalent, this paper aims to examine how the use of AI in the public sector in relation to existing data governance regimes and national regulatory practices can be intensifying existing power asymmetries. To this end, investigating the legal and policy instruments associated with the use of AI for strenghtening the immigration process control system in Canada; optimising the employment services in Poland, and personalising the digital service experience in Finland, the paper advocates for the need of a common framework to evaluate the potential impact of the use of AI in the public sector. In this regard, it discusses the specific effects of automated decision support systems on public services and the growing expectations for governments to play a more prevalent role in the digital society and to ensure that the potential of technology is harnessed, while negative effects are controlled and possibly avoided. This is of particular importance in light of the current COVID-19 emergency crisis where AI and the underpinning regulatory framework of data ecosystems, have become crucial policy issues as more and more innovations are based on large scale data collections from digital devices, and the real-time accessibility of information and services, contact and relationships between institutions and citizens could strengthen - or undermine - trust in governance systems and democracy.", "Addresses": "[Kuziemski, Maciej] Harvard Univ, Berkman Klein Ctr Internet & Soc, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Misuraca, Gianluca] European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr, Digital Econ Unit, Seville, Spain", "Affiliations": "Harvard University", "Reprint Addresses": "Misuraca, G (corresponding author), European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr, Digital Econ Unit, Seville, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mkuziemski@cyber.harvard.edu; gianluca.misuraca@ec.europa.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "ISA2 ELISE Action [CT-EX2018D339879-101]; DG CONNECT; European Commission", "Funding Name Preferred": "ISA2 ELISE Action; DG CONNECT; European Commission(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre)", "Funding Text": "Work on this paper has been in part conducted under the contract CT-EX2018D339879-101 funded by the ISA2 ELISE Action, and in support of the activities on AI for the public sector of the AI Watch, a joint initiative of DG CONNECT and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 122.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 126.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 42.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 216.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101976.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101976", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": 32313360.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vuojala, H; Mustonen, M; Chen, XF; Kujanpää, K; Ruuska, P; Höyhtyä, M; Matinmikko-Blue, M; Kalliovaara, J; Talmola, P; Nyström, AG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vuojala, Heli; Mustonen, Miia; Chen, Xianfu; Kujanpaa, Kaisa; Ruuska, Pekka; Hoyhtya, Marko; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja; Kalliovaara, Juha; Talmola, Pekka; Nystrom, Anna-Greta", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum access options for vertical network service providers in 5G", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G communications; Spectrum sharing; Vertical use cases; Radio spectrum access", "Keywords Plus": "WI-FI; LTE; OPERATORS; FUTURE", "Abstract": "5G will extend the mobile technology deployment beyond the communications industry, bringing connectivity to the explosively growing number of devices and services. To be able to respond to 5G sectors' different requirements, as well as the spectrum scarcity issue, different spectrum access approaches need to be considered. The aim of this article is to identify substantial properties of spectrum access approaches to assess their suitability to 5G vertical use cases. We have defined five optional spectrum access scenarios for 5G vertical network service providers (VNSPs) in acquiring spectrum access to provide a network service to either end users or other companies. The stakeholders involved in the spectrum awarding process are identified, and their roles and targets are examined. Furthermore, the advantages and drawbacks of each scenario are covered. Following the discussion, we were able to highlight some substantive characteristics in terms of suitability assessment, namely reliability, locality and mobility, mobile network operators (MNOs) involvement, costs and time scale. These characteristics were analysed in terms of each scenario to further the scenario's suitability assessment to VNSPs' purposes.", "Addresses": "[Vuojala, Heli; Mustonen, Miia; Chen, Xianfu; Kujanpaa, Kaisa; Ruuska, Pekka; Hoyhtya, Marko] VTT Tech Res Ctr Finland, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko-Blue, Marja] Univ Oulu, Ctr Wireless Commun CWC, Oulu, Finland; [Kalliovaara, Juha; Talmola, Pekka] Turku Univ Appl Sci, Turku, Finland; [Nystrom, Anna-Greta] Abo Akad Univ, Sch Business & Econ, Turku, Finland", "Affiliations": "VTT Technical Research Center Finland; University of Oulu; University of Turku; Abo Akademi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vuojala, H (corresponding author), VTT Tech Res Ctr Finland, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "heli.vuojala@vtt.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Nyström, Anna-Greta/AAD-8012-2022", "ORCIDs": "Chen, Xianfu/0000-0002-9453-4200", "Funding Orgs": "Business Finland [4910/31/2016, 6392/31/2018]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Business Finland", "Funding Text": "This work was supported in part by Business Finland through the WIVE (4910/31/2016), and 5G-VIIMA (6392/31/2018) projects. All research and writing of the article was conducted independently. The authors would like to thank P_aivi Ruuska and Jan Engelberg for constructive and insightful comments in relation to this work. We also would like to thank Semantix for reviewing the language.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101903.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101903", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baron, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baron, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Counting standard contributions to measure the value of patent portfolios - A tale of apples and oranges", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standard-essential patents; Patent portfolio valuation; Standard development organizations; Technology standards", "Keywords Plus": "SETTING ORGANIZATIONS; TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS; FRAND ROYALTIES; COOPERATION; INNOVATION; ANTITRUST; CONSORTIA; CITATION; QUALITY; SIZE", "Abstract": "Measuring the value of portfolios of Standard-Essential Patents (SEP) is a difficult and controversial exercise. It has recently been suggested to use counts of technical contributions to Standard Development Organizations (SDO) as an indicator of the share of the value of a standard created by an SEP holder. Analyzing a comprehensive database of contributions to the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), I find that contributions are highly heterogeneous in type, outcome, and impact. The standardization process is not intended to screen contributions for the significance of the contribution they make to the standard. Against this background, contribution counts are not a suitable basis for apportioning the value of a standard between different SEP holders. The measure is prone to be easily manipulated. Furthermore, apportioning royalty payments by contribution counts would exacerbate commercial considerations and opportunistic strategies, which could hamper the technical work of SDO working groups.", "Addresses": "[Baron, Justus] Northwestern Univ, Searle Ctr Law Regulat & Econ Growth, Law Sch, 375 East Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60611 USA", "Affiliations": "Northwestern University", "Reprint Addresses": "Baron, J (corresponding author), Northwestern Univ, Searle Ctr Law Regulat & Econ Growth, Law Sch, 375 East Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60611 USA.", "Email Addresses": "justus.baron@law.northwestern.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101870.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101870", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, S; Nam, C; Ryu, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Seongcheol; Nam, Changi; Ryu, Min Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Beyond the boundaries: Challenges for business, policy and society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ITS Seoul 2018; Keyword network; Research agenda; Coauthor network; Special issue", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This editorial article introduces the papers presented at the ITS Seoul 2018 and seven papers selected for the special issue of ITS Seoul 2018. Specifically, this article provides the results of keyword networks, research agendas and coauthor networks of ITS Seoul 2018. A summary of the seven papers accepted for the special issue of ITS Seoul 2018 is also included. Finally, this article concludes by introducing another paper that empirically explores the value of special issues by analyzing the characteristics of special issues of Telecommunications Policy.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea; [Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Ryu, Min Ho] Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Busan 49236, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Dong A University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr; namcg@kaist.ac.kr; ryumh12@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank all authors for submitting papers to ITS Seoul 2018 and the special issue. We would especially like to thank the Editor-in-Chief Professor Erik Bohlin and all the reviewers for their great support. Finally, this work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101887.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101887", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Knieps, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Knieps, Guenter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet of Things, big data and the economics of networked vehicles", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society - Competition and Regulation in the Information Age", "Conference Date": "JUL 30-AUG 02, 2017", "Conference Location": "Passau, GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc,Univ Passau, Sch Business, Econ & Informat Syst", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet of Things; Networked vehicles; Big data; Cloud; Fog computing; Sensor networks; Automated driving; Virtual networks", "Keywords Plus": "MANAGEMENT", "Abstract": "The evolution of special purpose standards for networked vehicles towards IP based communication networks and the high-volume data processing requirements call for the introduction of a new concept the big data virtual network. The virtual network operator, which may be integrated with the operators of networked vehicle applications, combines sensor and camera devices with big data, either using large data centers (cloud computing) or local processing (fog computing), and complementary QoS (Quality of Service) differentiated bandwidth capacities from the all-IP network. The growing importance of camera-based sensors as well as geo-awareness requirements create a need for more pronounced QoS differentiated bandwidth as well as big data processing efforts. In particular, combining QoS differentiated all-IP bandwidth capacities with local data processing within the edge cloud constitutes a new task for big data virtual network service providers, enabling deterministic guarantees for ultra-low latencies required for networked fully automated (driverless) vehicles.", "Addresses": "[Knieps, Guenter] Univ Freiburg, Chair Network Econ Competit Econ & Transport Sci, Freiburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Freiburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Knieps, G (corresponding author), Univ Freiburg, Chair Network Econ Competit Econ & Transport Sci, Freiburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "guenter.knieps@vwl.uni-freiburg.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 171.0, "End Page": 181.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grubesic, TH; Helderop, E; Alizadeh, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grubesic, Tony H.; Helderop, Edward; Alizadeh, Tooran", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Closing information asymmetries: A scale agnostic approach for exploring equity implications of broadband provision", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Google fiber; Digital divide; Spatial equity; Broadband; Urban governance; Form 477", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; RACE", "Abstract": "A persistent challenge for telecommunications policy is the determination of broadband provision footprints in both space and time. In the United States, Form 477 data from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) provide a valuable snapshot of broadband provision at the block level, but there are often inconsistencies with the underlying data. These inconsistencies include overly-optimistic self-reports from providers, requirements to report broadband provision within inflexible census administrative units, and a modest temporal reporting schedule (biannual) with a significant, one year temporal lag. These uncertainties are often compounded by telecommunications providers refusing to disclose any information on service footprints, geographic expansion plans or the characteristics of populations served by broadband. This type of obfuscation drastically limits the ability of policy analysts to evaluate outcomes (both positive and negative) associated with service provision and the digital divide, more generally. With the recent entry of Google Fiber to several metropolitan markets in the United States, many of the broadband reporting and evaluation challenges have re-emerged. The purpose of this paper is to leverage basic data mining techniques, a scale agnostic geographic framework and exploratory spatial data analysis (ESDA), to uncover the geographic intricacies of Google Fiber (Fiber) service for both Provo, Utah and Austin, Texas and compare them to Form 477 reports. In addition, we use basic statistical approaches to explore issues of broadband access and equity, accounting for the differences in socio-economic and demographic status of the populace served/not served for both cities, as well as basic pricing within and between communities.", "Addresses": "[Grubesic, Tony H.; Helderop, Edward] Arizona State Univ, Coll Publ Serv & Community Solut, Ctr Spatial Reasoning & Policy Analyt, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA; [Alizadeh, Tooran] Univ Sydney, Fac Architecture Design & Planning, Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix; University of Sydney", "Reprint Addresses": "Grubesic, TH (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Coll Publ Serv & Community Solut, Ctr Spatial Reasoning & Policy Analyt, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA.", "Email Addresses": "grubesic@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Grubesic, Tony H/C-4273-2012; Alizadeh, Tooran/AAX-2371-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 50.0, "End Page": 66.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Taylor, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Taylor, Gregory", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Remote Rural Broadband Systems in Canada", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Taylor, Gregory] Univ Calgary, Dept Commun Media & Film, 2500 Univ Dr NW, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Calgary", "Reprint Addresses": "Taylor, G (corresponding author), Univ Calgary, Dept Commun Media & Film, 2500 Univ Dr NW, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "gregory.taylor2@ucalgary.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC))", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by a Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Insight Grant.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 744.0, "End Page": 756.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yeh, CL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yeh, Chih-Liang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Pursuing consumer empowerment in the age of big data: A comprehensive regulatory framework for data brokers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "Data broker; Data privacy; Data protection; Personal data; Big data; Consumer empowerment", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVACY; CONSENT; TRANSPARENCY; NOTICE", "Abstract": "Data brokers play a central role in the big data ecosystem, compiling personal data from numerous sources and subsequently selling them to businesses worldwide. Such practices, however, generally occur clandestinely without consumers' knowledge or consent and can harm consumers in a discriminatory manner. In recent years, US policymakers have been urged to regulate data brokers by promoting individual choice but have failed, whereas the European Union has introduced broad data privacy guarantees for consumers and a data protection regime that limits data brokers' activities if consumers' consent has not been obtained for specific purposes. Because of the power imbalance between consumers and data brokers, the author argues that the European Union's coherent data protection framework serves as an effective model for regulating data brokers.", "Addresses": "[Yeh, Chih-Liang] Yuan Ze Univ, Dept Informat Commun, 135 Yuan Tung Rd, Taoyuan 32003, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Yuan Ze University", "Reprint Addresses": "Yeh, CL (corresponding author), Yuan Ze Univ, Dept Informat Commun, 135 Yuan Tung Rd, Taoyuan 32003, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "chyeh@saturn.yzu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Li, Wang/M-1612-2019", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan [MOST 104-2410-H-155-015]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan(Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan)", "Funding Text": "The comments of anonymous reviewer are gratefully acknowledged. This article was prepared with the support of a research grant from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan (MOST 104-2410-H-155-015). The author is immensely grateful to Dr. Huei-Ying Hsu for her comments on an earlier version of the manuscript. Any errors or omissions in this article remain with the author.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 68.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 282.0, "End Page": 292.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hong, JP; Byun, JE; Kim, PR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hong, Jae Pyo; Byun, Jeong Eun; Kim, Pang Ryong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Structural changes and growth factors of the ICT industry in Korea: 1995-2009", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT industry; Structural changes; Growth factors; I-O SDA; Korea", "Keywords Plus": "INDEX NUMBER-THEORY; DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS; UNITED-STATES; EMPIRICAL APPLICATION; EMISSIONS; ECONOMY; ENERGY; TRADE", "Abstract": "This study performs an Input Output Structural Decomposition Analysis on the ICT industry in Korea between 1995 and 2009 to examine its structural changes and growth factors. According to the results of the structural change analysis, the ICT manufacturing field exhibited a deepening of the so-called jobless growth phenomenon. Although the output of the ICT manufacturing field grew dramatically, employment consistently decreased. In contrast, the ICT service field began to show a problem with reduced labor productivity. Although the ICT service field's output experienced a slowdown in growth, employment experienced an exponential increase. According to the results of the growth factor analysis, the ICT industry's growth was fueled by export expansion, followed by consumption expansion, technological change, inventory expansion and investment expansion. However, import substitution of intermediate goods and end goods had negative effects on the ICT industry's growth in Korea. In the industrial sector, the electronic component sector and broadcasting and telecommunication equipment sector experienced marked growth, and the electronic component sector scored the greatest contribution. Furthermore, in spite of the rapid growth in other ICT manufacturing sectors, the information equipment sector sank into stagnation, and the contribution of the ICT service sector was constantly decreasing. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hong, Jae Pyo; Kim, Pang Ryong] Univ Sci & Technol, Dept ICT Management, Econ Anal Res Sect, ETRI, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 305700, South Korea; [Byun, Jeong Eun] Univ Sci & Technol, Dept ICT Management, Convergence Serv, Strategy Res Sect,ETRI, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 305700, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI); University of Science & Technology (UST); Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI); University of Science & Technology (UST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, PR (corresponding author), Univ Sci & Technol, Dept ICT Management, Econ Anal Res Sect, ETRI, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 305700, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jphong@etri.re.kr; heaven9163@etri.re.kr; prkim@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 502.0, "End Page": 513.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service policy in China (I): Institutional elements and ecosystem", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Comprehensive information services (CIS); Rural informatization; Universal service obligations (USOs); Digital divide; Broadband Internet; Implementation success; Institutions", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SYSTEMS SUCCESS; DIGITAL DIVIDE; CONTRACTUAL HAZARDS; GOVERNANCE; COSTS", "Abstract": "The integration of access and applications into a single national program, as demonstrated in the Chinese case, once succeeded, may constitute a milestone in the arena of universal service policy and implementation. Despite scholarly consensus on the relevance of institutions, none has been found on a systemic examination of institutional variables in explaining the effectiveness of policy and implementation, let alone knowledge gap in a transitional context. Following historical institutionalism and case method, this and the companion paper bridge the gap by synthesizing a conceptual framework which integrates various institutional dimensions and policy elements underpinning the implementation of universal service initiatives. This paper provides a formal institutional perspective on the analysis and assessment, ex ante or ex post, of universal service policy and projects in China. The conceptual framework may serve as the basis for the analysis and assessment of China's rural informatization regime and projects. Meanwhile, the ecosystem model proposed in this paper has a potential of being extended to other countries. This study may collaterally further understanding of China's ongoing market reform from a nonmarket perspective. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020; Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China [10YJAZH092]; National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF) [13BJY020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China(Ministry of Education, China); National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF)", "Funding Text": "This study is supported by the Humanities and Social Science Research Fund of the Ministry of Education of China (Grant no.: 10YJAZH092) and the National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF) (Grant no.: 13BJY020). I thank anonymous referees for their useful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 242.0, "End Page": 252.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yu, J; Xiao, X; Zhang, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yu, Jiang; Xiao, Xiao; Zhang, Yue", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From concept to implementation: The development of the emerging cloud computing industry in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Cloud computing; Emerging ICT innovation; Government-business relationship; Case study; Actor network theory", "Keywords Plus": "INDIGENOUS INNOVATION; ACTOR-NETWORK; STANDARDIZATION; TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION; GOVERNANCE; STRATEGY; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Cloud computing has emerged as an important ICT (information and communication technology) innovation that could potentially revolutionize the way computing resources are consumed and provided. In emerging economies, such innovation is regarded as the new way to provide information infrastructure that has the potential for further economic upgrading. In this paper, we investigate the initiation and growth process of the cloud computing industry in China, based on an in-depth case study. We discover that the development of China's cloud computing industry that emerged from an initial concept involves the co-evolution of technological and institutional infrastructure leading to a preliminary cloud ecosystem. We also find that such a process involves a wide range of different actors, from the government side to the business side, the interaction among which, in pursuing their own interests, drive the development of the cloud computing industry into being. Finally, situated in the institutional context of China, the government business relationship is witnessed to have changed and evolved along development of such an emerging industry, demonstrating the important and unique roles of both sides in industrial (or even national) wide diffusion of the ICT innovation. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yu, Jiang; Zhang, Yue] Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Zhonguancun Beiyitiao 15, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China; [Xiao, Xiao] Copenhagen Business Sch, Howitzvej 60, DK-2000 Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Chinese Academy of Sciences; Institutes of Science & Development, CAS; Copenhagen Business School", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, Y (corresponding author), Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Zhonguancun Beiyitiao 15, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "zhangyue@casipm.ac.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Xiao, Xiao/0000-0001-5040-0609", "Funding Orgs": "NSFC [71373256]; NSSFC [12ZD205]; National Soft Science Program [2012GXS3B032]", "Funding Name Preferred": "NSFC(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); NSSFC; National Soft Science Program", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the support from NSFC Funding Program No. 71373256, NSSFC Program 12&ZD205 and National Soft Science Program 2012GXS3B032.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 81.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 52.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 130.0, "End Page": 146.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Xiong, YP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon; Xiong, Yupeng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic aspects of fibre to the distribution point with G.fast", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "FTTdp; G.fast; FTTH; Copper; Cost", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The use of hybrid fibre- and copper-based access networks can complement the deployment of fibre to the home (FTTH) networks, especially in areas where the deployment of fibre in the final metres is difficult. G.fast is a copper-based access technology that can, in theory, provide a combined downstream and upstream transmission capacity of up to 1 Gbps over a distance of 100 m. In this article, we analyse the cost of fibre to the distribution point (FTTdp) with G.fast and assess the cost reductions that can be achieved in comparison with FTTH networks. Two types of FTTdp networks have been employed: fibre to the building (FTTdp-Building) and fibre to the street (FTTdp-Street). The results show that, for all the network scenarios studied, the cost of a home passed for FTTH and FTTdp-Building is the same, but the cost of a home passed for FTTdp-Street is on average 17.2% lower than the cost for FTTH. Regarding the cost per home connected, the usage of FTTdp-Building and FTTdp-Street leads to average cost reductions compared with FTTH of 1.1% and 10.8%, respectively. The cost reductions achieved when employing FTTdp are higher in urban areas than in suburban and rural areas. Several measures could be taken by policymakers to promote the deployment of FTTdp networks that work with G.fast: these include the coordination of frequency bands to avoid the interference of G.fast with very high speed digital subscriber line 2 (VDSL2) equipment and the speeding up of permissions for the installation of FTTdp equipment. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon; Xiong, Yupeng] Huawei Technol, Western European Dept, D-40549 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Huawei Technologies", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Huawei Technol, Western European Dept, Hansaallee 205, D-40549 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 12.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 450.0, "End Page": 462.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Levin, SL; Schmidt, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Levin, Stanford L.; Schmidt, Stephen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "IPv4 to IPv6: Challenges, solutions, and lessons", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "IP addresses; Internet governance; IPv4; IPv6; Internet Protocol version 4; Internet Protocol version 6", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Internet Protocol (IP) addresses are a crucial resource for the functioning of the Internet. Much like a telephone number, an IP address is assigned to every network interface (router, computer, mobile telephone, server, etc.) that connects to the Internet. These addresses are currently assigned using the fourth version of the Internet Protocol, or IPv4. There are a limited number of addresses that can be assigned using IPv4 and the supply of unallocated addresses is effectively exhausted. This paper (i) identifies key facts and challenges arising from IPv4 address scarcity; (ii) outlines and analyzes potential responses to IPv4 scarcity; and (iii) concludes that a decisive transition from IPv4 to IPv6 is the most durable and effective response to the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses resulting from the growth of the global Internet and the exploding demand for IP addresses. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Levin, Stanford L.] So Illinois Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, Edwardsville, IL 62026 USA; [Schmidt, Stephen] TELUS Communicat Co, Ottawa, ON K1P 0A6, Canada", "Affiliations": "Southern Illinois University System; Southern Illinois University Edwardsville", "Reprint Addresses": "Schmidt, S (corresponding author), TELUS Communicat Co, 215 Slater St, Ottawa, ON K1P 0A6, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "slevin@siue.edu; stephen.schmidt@telus.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1059.0, "End Page": 1068.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Weber, KM; Heller-Schuh, B; Godoe, H; Roeste, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Weber, K. Matthias; Heller-Schuh, Barbara; Godoe, Helge; Roeste, Rannveig", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT-enabled system innovations in public services: Experiences from intelligent transport systems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Intelligent transport systems; Innovation networks; System innovation; Public-private services", "Keywords Plus": "RECONFIGURATION; MANAGEMENT; DYNAMICS", "Abstract": "Public transport is confronted with major challenges such as climate change and congestion. This paper discusses how these major challenges are addressed by means of ICT-enabled system innovations in public services. Recent developments in ICT enable the realisation of novel solutions for public transport that can be subsumed under the headline of intelligent transport systems (ITS). However, while the advances in information and communication technology are very fast, the transformation of transport systems and infrastructures tends to take a long time. In parallel, public sector reforms of the past decade, often characterised by the introduction of New Public Management principles, have changed the organisational and institutional conditions for transport service provision and innovation, with the private sector playing an increasingly prominent role. Public-private innovation networks in services (ServPPINs) have been suggested as a concept to foster the realisation of system innovations. This paper analyses the conditions, determinants and instruments for managing ServPPINs successfully, by comparing four cases of ServPPINs in intelligent transport systems, which all aim at establishing system innovations. The four cases are: ITS Vienna Region, a dynamic intermodal traffic information service; compano, a novel ride-sharing scheme in Austria; SIS, a real-time traffic information services, displays and management system in Oslo; and Flexus, an electronic ticket system for public transportation in Oslo. The paper shows the importance of organisational and institutional conditions of ServPPINs for realising these system innovations, and the crucial role of entrepreneurial individuals, both in public and private sector organisations. It also points to the importance of making clear strategic choices at the right moments in time in the course of the life-cycle of ServPPINs. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Weber, K. Matthias; Heller-Schuh, Barbara] AIT Austrian Inst Technol, Innovat Syst Dept, Vienna, Austria; [Godoe, Helge] UNIK Univ Grad Ctr, Kjeller, Norway; [Roeste, Rannveig] BI Norwegian Business Sch, Dept Innovat & Econ Org, Oslo, Norway", "Affiliations": "Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT); BI Norwegian Business School", "Reprint Addresses": "Weber, KM (corresponding author), AIT Austrian Inst Technol, Innovat Syst Dept, Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "matthias.weber@ait.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Heller-Schuh, Barbara/0000-0001-9593-0451; Weber, K. Matthias/0000-0002-6423-8101", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission's FP7-SSH programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission's FP7-SSH programme(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre)", "Funding Text": "Funding by the European Commission's FP7-SSH programme of the project 'ServPPIN - The contribution of public and private services to European growth and welfare, and the role of public-private innovation networks' is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 84.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 539.0, "End Page": 557.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Madden, G; Bohlin, E; Ahmad, H; Tran, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Madden, Gary; Bohlin, Erik; Ahmad, Hasnat; Tran, Thien", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "OECD unbundled local loop pricing", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Local loop unbundling; Interim pricing; Fixed-line telephone networks", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS", "Abstract": "This study examines OECD fully unbundled and line sharing monthly wholesale prices for 2002-2008. The results are informative with economic analysis appearing to inform regulator decision making. However, with the cost proxy (viz., copper-wage relative price, population density, urbanisation and business line penetration), regulator costing methods (long run incremental and fully allocated cost), and time trend arguments only explaining approximately 40% of the price variation there remains ample unexplained variation, and political and institutional variables may help reduce this. Finally, both price series are subject to increasingly rapid value declines, although the patterns are somewhat distinct. This suggests that initial prices are truly transitory. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Madden, Gary] Curtin Univ, Dept Econometr & Quantitat Modeling, Perth, WA 6845, Australia; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden; [Ahmad, Hasnat; Tran, Thien] Curtin Univ, Commun Econ & Elect Markets Res Ctr, Perth, WA 6845, Australia", "Affiliations": "Curtin University; Chalmers University of Technology; Curtin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Madden, G (corresponding author), Curtin Univ, Dept Econometr & Quantitat Modeling, Perth, WA 6845, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "g.madden@curtin.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "ahmad, hasnat/AAS-3793-2020; Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "ahmad, hasnat/0000-0002-2580-9856; Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1033.0, "End Page": 1045.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Gugler, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Gugler, Klaus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The deployment and penetration of high-speed fiber networks and services: Why are EU member states lagging behind?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next-generation telecommunications networks; Regulation; Investment; Penetration; Diffusion analysis", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND PENETRATION; INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; ACCESS; INVESTMENT; LADDER; ENTRY", "Abstract": "One of the most controversial regulatory issues in Europe (and elsewhere) is whether the emerging next-generation access (NGA) infrastructure should be subjected to cost-based access regulation or whether at least a temporary removal of ex ante obligations (regulatory holidays) should be granted. Likewise, the role of NGA-specific state aid policies is increasingly capturing the attention of policy makers and the academic literature. In answering the questions raised above, we examine the previous and foreseeable EU regulatory framework and show that currently it does not provide sufficient incentives for NGA deployment and hence for increased penetration of NGA services. On the basis of an international comparison and by means of a diffusion analysis with recent NGA data, we argue that deregulatory and/or state-aid-driven approaches targeted at the demand (subscribers) and supply side (coverage) are more promising. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, A-1190 Vienna, Austria; [Gugler, Klaus] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Inst Quantitat Econ, A-1090 Vienna, Austria; [Gugler, Klaus] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, A-1090 Vienna, Austria", "Affiliations": "Vienna University of Economics & Business; Vienna University of Economics & Business; Vienna University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, Heiligenstadter Str 46-48, A-1190 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "Wolfgang.Briglauer@wu.ac.at; Klaus.Gugler@wu.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gugler, Klaus/0000-0002-6795-7216", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 819.0, "End Page": 835.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rennie, E; Crouch, A; Wright, A; Thomas, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rennie, Ellie; Crouch, Andrew; Wright, Alyson; Thomas, Julian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "At home on the outstation: Barriers to home Internet in remote Indigenous communities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indigenous Australia; Remote Indigenous communities; Broadband policy; Internet take-up", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Indigenous Australians living in remote areas have little access to the Internet and make little use of it. This article investigates the various dimensions of Internet take-up in remote Indigenous communities in Australia and considers the implications for broadband policy. It focuses specifically on the circumstances and experiences of three remote Indigenous communities in central Australia. Residents in these communities provided significant insight into the social, economic and cultural aspects of communications access and use. This evidence is used to examine the drivers and barriers to home Internet for remote Indigenous communities and to discuss a complex set of issues, including: the dynamics of remote living, economic priorities, cultural engagement with technology, and the characteristics of domestic life in remote Indigenous communities. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rennie, Ellie] Swinburne Univ Technol, SISR, Melbourne, Vic, Australia; [Thomas, Julian] Swinburne Univ Technol, SISR, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia", "Affiliations": "Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance; Swinburne University of Technology; Swinburne University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Rennie, E (corresponding author), Swinburne Univ Technol, Inst Social Res, Mail 53,POB 218, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "erennie@swin.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rennie, Ellie/0000-0001-6792-9744; Wright, Alyson/0000-0001-7321-8922; Thomas, Julian/0000-0002-2907-4586", "Funding Orgs": "Australian Communications Consumer Action Network", "Funding Name Preferred": "Australian Communications Consumer Action Network", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by a Grant from the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 583.0, "End Page": 593.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vialle, P; Song, JJ; Zhang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vialle, Pierre; Song, Junjie; Zhang, Jian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competing with dominant global standards in a catching-up context. The case of mobile standards in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Telecommunications; Mobile; Standards; Competition; Path dependence; Increasing returns; 3G; Catching-up", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPING-COUNTRY; POLITICAL-ECONOMY; PATH-DEPENDENCE; TECHNOLOGY; INSTITUTIONS; INNOVATION", "Abstract": "The process of diffusion of standards and competition between standards is susceptible to initial conditions and is path dependent. In this paper, the authors are interested in investigating to which extent economic actions and public policy initiatives can modify the outcome of a path-dependent process of competition between standards. They also aim to identify the factors that affect the success of such initiatives. To this end they analyse competition between mobile standards in China across two generations (2G and 3G), with the help of essential notions of economics of standards. Different policy initiatives have been taken to stimulate the domestic innovation and to relieve the burden of foreign IPRs, culminating with the introduction of a 3G domestic standard, TD-SCDMA, to compete with the established global standards. Despite the size of the Chinese market and the strong hold of the government on the telecommunications industry, it is found that the available market data indicate that these path-breaking initiatives have not been successful from a commercial point of view. From the case study, the authors analyse the reasons for the unsatisfactory market results and outline the main lessons to be drawn. They also investigate to which extent the Chinese initiatives have contributed to other objectives related to catching-up. It is suggested that they have provided opportunities of learning to innovate and develop valuable capabilities. Building on the lessons drawn from this case, the authors discuss three standard policy and strategy options for catching-up countries: simple participation in global consortiums on agreed global standards, indigenous architectural innovation, and indigenous modular innovation. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Vialle, Pierre; Song, Junjie; Zhang, Jian] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Telecom, F-91011 Evry, France", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; IMT Atlantique", "Reprint Addresses": "Vialle, P (corresponding author), Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Telecom, F-91011 Evry, France.", "Email Addresses": "Pierre.Vialle@it-sudparis.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 48.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 832.0, "End Page": 846.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Luiz, JM; Stephan, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Luiz, John M.; Stephan, Henry", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The multinationalisation of South African telecommunications firms into Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications FDI; Theory of FDI and the MNE; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPING-COUNTRY MNES; INSTITUTIONS; PERFORMANCE; INVESTMENT; GROWTH; ADVANTAGES", "Abstract": "The study investigates the main factors considered by telecommunications firms when making a decision to undertake Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This encompasses the reasons for investing, the methods of entry into the identified market and the factors influencing their decision. The methodology employs a survey questionnaire which was sent to telecommunication firms representing 80% of the revenue generated by this sector in SSA. The research reveals that market size, regulatory environment and government policy are the three most important factors influencing the decision to undertake FDI. Furthermore, the main reasons for deciding to enter SSA are for market and profit growth due to saturation in their existing markets, as well as for diversification of risk. They demonstrate the key competencies that South Africa Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) have in navigating the complexities of doing business in institutional voids. The liability of being from the relatively small emerging market of South Africa and operating in a country of institutional uncertainty has allowed South African companies to internationalise into markets that other MNEs will not venture into and thus turn a liability into an advantage. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Luiz, John M.] Univ Cape Town, Grad Sch Business, ZA-8005 Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Luiz, JM (corresponding author), Univ Cape Town, Grad Sch Business, ZA-8005 Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "john.luiz@gsb.uct.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "Luiz, John/AAU-9761-2020; Luiz, John M/B-5554-2008", "ORCIDs": "Luiz, John/0000-0003-3806-4424; Luiz, John M/0000-0003-3806-4424", "Funding Orgs": "Economic Research Southern Africa; National Research Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Economic Research Southern Africa; National Research Foundation", "Funding Text": "The support of Economic Research Southern Africa and the National Research Foundation is acknowledged. The usual disclaimers apply.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 621.0, "End Page": 635.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Belloc, F; Nicita, A; Rossi, MA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Belloc, Filippo; Nicita, Antonio; Rossi, Maria Alessandra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Whither policy design for broadband penetration? Evidence from 30 OECD countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policies; Broadband penetration; Infrastructure investments", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; DEMAND; DIVIDE", "Abstract": "This paper aims to empirically investigate the impact of a vast array of public policies on wireline broadband penetration through a novel and unique dataset covering 30 OECD countries, over the period 1995-2010. Estimation results show that, while both supply- and demand-side policies have a positive effect on broadband penetration, their relative impact depends on the actual stage of broadband diffusion. When an advanced stage is reached, only demand-side policies appear to generate a positive and increasing effect. The analysis also finds that broadband adoption rates increase with the share of the service sector in the economy, with the number of mobile subscriptions and with the degree of market competition. This study thus allows to attain a more refined understanding of past experiences of broadband stimulation that may provide new insights for a selective policy design to promote both the development of traditional broadband and the rollout of next generation networks. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Nicita, Antonio] Univ Siena, Dept Econ, I-53100 Siena, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Siena", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicita, A (corresponding author), Univ Siena, Dept Econ & Stat, Pzza S Francesco 7, I-53100 Siena, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "filippo.belloc@eui.eu; antonio.nicita@unisi.it; alessandra.rossi@unisi.it", "Researcher Ids": "Rossi, Maria Alessandra/AAH-8756-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 51.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 53.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 382.0, "End Page": 398.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.023", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Weiss, MBH; Altamimi, M; Cui, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Weiss, Martin B. H.; Altamimi, Mohammed; Cui, Liu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spatio-temporal spectrum modeling: Taxonomy and economic evaluation of context acquisition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic spectrum access; Spatio-temporal spectrum modeling; Cost analysis; Context awareness", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Much of the research in dynamic spectrum access (DSA) has focused on opportunistic access in the temporal domain. While this has been quite useful in establishing the technical feasibility of DSA systems, it has missed large sections of the overall DSA problem space. This paper argues that the spatio-temporal operating context of specific environments matters to the selection of the appropriate technology for learning context information. It identifies twelve potential operating environments and compares four context awareness approaches (on-board sensing, databases, sensor network, and cooperative sharing) for these environments. In order for operators, regulators, and users to be interested in deploying DSA based networks, the expected costs should be in proportion to what the users are realistically willing to pay for services. Consequently, it is important to conduct cost analysis for different DSA approaches in parallel with the technical research. Regulators and major stakeholders should pay attention to the operating environment of DSA systems when determining which approaches to context learning to encourage. The incremental capital costs: over a basic software radio: have been compared for the four context awareness approaches after an estimation analysis for each cost component. Since DSA is still a relatively new research field, there is a lot of uncertainty associated with incremental cost analyses. As a result, the cost analysis is parameterized to allow for explicit reasoning about the bounds of cost components. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Weiss, Martin B. H.; Altamimi, Mohammed; Cui, Liu] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Weiss, MBH (corresponding author), Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, 604 IS Bldg,135 N Bellefield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mbw@pitt.edu; altamimi333@yahoo.com; cuiliu1231@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Altamimi, Mohammed/GQY-8154-2022; Weiss, Martin/G-5177-2015", "ORCIDs": "Altamimi, Mohammed/0000-0002-4170-6910; Weiss, Martin/0000-0001-6785-0913", "Funding Orgs": "Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr [1149442] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 335.0, "End Page": 348.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tang, MZ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tang, Mingzhe", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diversification of cable television firms into broadband products", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband diffusion; Cable television; Network upgrade; Multiple product choices", "Keywords Plus": "SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This research provides a new perspective to investigate the broadband diffusion in eight states of the U.S. by studying the two-stage entry decisions, namely, upgrading and subsequent product decisions, by the cable television system operators, one of the early dominant players in the broadband market, and examines the role of competition, market characteristics and firm heterogeneity in the cable company's decisions in a dynamic setting. Comparing the empirical results of the decision models of both stages can give new insights into the dynamics of broadband diffusion. The empirical results show that the subsequent product decision is affected more by the demand determinants, while the upgrading decision is affected more by the cost determinants. The results also indicate that policies which aim to reduce the entry cost such as a low city fee can largely encourage firms to upgrade the network, while subsequent policies that help boost the demand can help firms diversify into new digital services early. The effectiveness of competition policy in the broadband diffusion is confirmed in both stages. Strategic responses by cable firms to the presence of RBOCs are more noticeable in the second-staged product decision than in the first-staged upgrading decision. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tang, Mingzhe] Shandong Univ, Sch Econ, Jinan, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Shandong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tang, MZ (corresponding author), B428 Zhixin Bldg,S Shanda Rd, Jinan 250100, Shandong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "mingzhe.tang@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Independent Innovation Foundation of Shandong University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Independent Innovation Foundation of Shandong University", "Funding Text": "The author would like to thank the editor and three anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments. In addition, the author is very grateful to Edwards Coulson, Jayakar Krishna, Joris Pinkse, and Mark Roberts for their continual support and encouragement in this work at Penn State. Independent Innovation Foundation of Shandong University has provided financial support in the late stage of this work in 2010. The author is responsible for all errors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 951.0, "End Page": 969.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Waterman, D; Choi, SJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Waterman, David; Choi, Sujin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Non-discrimination rules for ISPs and vertical integration: Lessons from cable television", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Non-discrimination; Vertical integration; ISP (Internet service provider); Internet content; Cable television", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET FORECLOSURE; NEUTRALITY; ACCESS", "Abstract": "The experience of cable television indicates that vertically integrated ISPs have plausible incentives to favor their affiliated content and to restrict entry of nascent rival content services, but these incentives are weakened in some respects, and strengthened in others, by differences in the economic architectures of cable and Internet broadband. Non-discrimination regulations designed to control such behavior are potentially more effective than in cable, but rules governing discrimination both in the upstream access and the downstream retail markets (as the FCC's no-unreasonable-discrimination rule appears to do) are likely to be necessary for effectiveness. Beneficial effects of vertical integration on financing and entry of cable programming networks should also apply to Internet video content development, but emergence since the 1970s of a robust programming supply industry with few vertical ties to cable suggests that such benefits will be less significant in the ISP case. Finally, the history of both the cable and ISP industries makes evident that the fundamental policy concern should not be vertical integration but horizontal market shares of ISPs, both at the local and national levels. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Waterman, David] Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Radio TV Ctr, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA; [Choi, Sujin] Univ Texas Austin, Dept Radio Televis Film, Austin, TX 78712 USA", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington; University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Waterman, D (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Radio TV Ctr, 1229 E 7th St,Room 310, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "waterman@indiana.edu; sjchoi@mail.utexas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Sujin/AAH-9255-2020", "ORCIDs": "Choi, Sujin/0000-0002-7665-0734", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 970.0, "End Page": 983.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Blind, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Blind, Knut", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An economic analysis of standards competition: The example of the ISO ODF and OOXML standards", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standardization; Standards battle; Document formats", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK EXTERNALITIES; COMPATIBILITY; CONVERTERS; TECHNOLOGIES; TRANSITION; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "The objective of this paper is to analyze economic efficiency considerations of standards competition, in order to thereby enrich the discussion about the transfer of the ECMA-376-1 (Office Open XML - OOXML) standard into the ISO/IEC 29500:2008 standard parallel to the already existing ISO/IEC 26300:2006 (Open Document Format for Office Applications - ODF) standard. Based on the available economic literature we identify parameters that need to be considered in the decision for or against a competition between competing standards. The characteristics in the specific case of competition between the ODF and the OOOXML standard clearly justify the decision for two documents standards. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Blind, Knut] Berlin Univ Technol, Fac Econ & Management, Chair Innovat Econ, D-10623 Berlin, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Fraunhofer Inst Open Commun Syst FOKUS, Aachen, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Erasmus Univ, Rotterdam Sch Management, NL-3000 DR Rotterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Berlin; Fraunhofer Gesellschaft; Erasmus University Rotterdam; Erasmus University Rotterdam - Excl Erasmus MC", "Reprint Addresses": "Blind, K (corresponding author), Berlin Univ Technol, Fac Econ & Management, Chair Innovat Econ, VWS 2,Mueller Breslau Str, D-10623 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "Knut.Blind@TU-Berlin.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Blind, Knut/0000-0002-6510-122X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 373.0, "End Page": 381.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haucap, J; Heimeshoff, U", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Consumer behavior towards on-net/off-net price differentiation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Price discrimination", "Keywords Plus": "LOCAL TELEPHONE SERVICE; COMPETITION; DEMAND; INFORMATION; CHOICE", "Abstract": "This paper explores how consumers react towards price differentiation between on-net and off-net calls in mobile telecommunications - a pricing policy that is common in many mobile telecommunications markets. Based on a survey of 1044 students it is demonstrated that some consumers may suffer from a price differentiation bias, i.e., a fair number of consumers may overestimate the savings that result from reduced on-net and/or off-net charges, as they do not appear to weigh the prices with the probabilities of placing off-net and on-net calls. This may help to explain why it have been the smaller operators in various countries who have introduced on-net/off-net price differentiation. The paper also discusses the implications that such a consumer bias may have for market competition. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich] Univ Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf Inst Competit Econ, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Haucap, J (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf Inst Competit Econ, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "justus.haucap@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de; ulrich.heimeshoff@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343", "Funding Orgs": "Konrad-Henkel-Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Konrad-Henkel-Foundation", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank two anonymous referees as well as Ralf Dewenter and seminar participants at the Universities of Augsburg, Cologne, Kassel, Vallendar (WHU) and Wurzburg and at the 17th Biennial Conference of the International Telecommunications Society (ITS) at Montreal for helpful comments and suggestions. Financial assistance by the Konrad-Henkel-Foundation is gratefully acknowledged. Anja Brieger provided excellent research assistance.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 325.0, "End Page": 332.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Michailidis, A; Partalidou, M; Nastis, SA; Papadaki-Klavdianou, A; Charatsari, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Michailidis, Anastasios; Partalidou, Maria; Nastis, Stefanos A.; Papadaki-Klavdianou, Aphrodite; Charatsari, Chrysanthi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who goes online? Evidence of internet use patterns from rural Greece", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Adoption; Categorical variables; Diffusion; Internet; Multivariate analysis; Rural development", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE; DIGITAL DIVIDE; E-GOVERNMENT", "Abstract": "This paper attempts to reveal the heterogeneity of Internet users in rural areas. Who is really using the Internet? Is it the farmer or other members of the rural family? Can rural areas be seen as a homogenous space or do different types of Internet users exist? Research is based on both the descriptive statistics and multivariate analysis techniques on a sample of 920 individuals in three administrative regions of rural Greece. Basic findings suggest that less than one out of three rural residents go online. A set of perceived potentials and pitfalls of Internet use are analyzed. Social networking and e-mail are the principal uses of the Internet, classifying users into three distinct types. For basic users, Internet access is influenced by income and gender while the socially interactive users are influenced by the existence of a young member in the family. For farm oriented users, Internet access is influenced by the digital divide between rural and urban location and by farmers' competency. The typology of users along with their perceptions regarding Internet use can provide useful policy insights on the ways that Internet access can contribute to diffusion of innovation and rural development. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Michailidis, Anastasios; Partalidou, Maria; Nastis, Stefanos A.; Papadaki-Klavdianou, Aphrodite; Charatsari, Chrysanthi] Aristotle Univ Thessaloniki, Sch Agr, Dept Agr Econ, Thessaloniki 59124, Greece", "Affiliations": "Aristotle University of Thessaloniki", "Reprint Addresses": "Michailidis, A (corresponding author), Aristotle Univ Thessaloniki, Sch Agr, Dept Agr Econ, Thessaloniki 59124, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "tassosm@auth.gr; prog1@halkidiki.gov.gr; snastis@agro.auth.gr; papklavd@agro.auth.gr; chcharat@agro.auth.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Partalidou, Maria/ABE-7877-2020; Nastis, Stefanos/K-4869-2019; Μιχαηλίδης, Αναστάσιος/AAC-9552-2019; Michailidis, Anastasios Ch./B-3537-2010; Partalidou, Maria/JAN-6123-2023; Charatsari, Chrysanthi/X-2312-2019; Partalidou, Maria/G-2447-2014", "ORCIDs": "Nastis, Stefanos/0000-0002-3102-5505; Michailidis, Anastasios Ch./0000-0002-7560-4365; Charatsari, Chrysanthi/0000-0002-9160-3469; Partalidou, Maria/0000-0001-6712-2094", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 49.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 52.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 333.0, "End Page": 343.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choung, JY; Hameed, T; Ji, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choung, Jae-Yong; Hameed, Tahir; Ji, Illyong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Role of formal standards in transition to the technology frontier: Korean ICT systems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Formal standards; Transition; Technological frontier; Capabilities; ICT; Korea", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPING-COUNTRY; POLITICAL-ECONOMY; LATECOMER FIRMS; INFORMATION; INNOVATION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; IMT-2000; MODEL", "Abstract": "According to traditional wisdom, latecomer countries improve their technological capabilities in reverse of the product cycle, that is from mature towards new technologies. However, improvement of standards capabilities in this process has not been revealed clearly. This paper confirms similar, patterns for improving formal standards capabilities as for the technological capabilities but records some possible differences in the rate of catch-up when latecomers approach the technology frontier: a forward moving position where technology leaders (typically advanced countries) develop or conceptualize new technologies before being; turned into products or systems. A number of case studies of South Korean ICT systems reveal that transition to the technological frontier is increasingly related to how, they target and carry out formal standardization. The common elements driving differences in rates of successful catch-up for ICT systems standards are not only limited tc generic standards capabilities, but also rely on characteristics of technology trajectories, national strategic focus, and organizing for standardization.(3) This implies that a nation should not be discouraged by slow progress in standards-setting during earlier stages. Once a minimum level of capabilities is achieved, a nation pro-active in standards from the beginning may attain higher rates of catch-up near the technology frontier. (c) 2011 Elsetier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Choung, Jae-Yong; Hameed, Tahir; Ji, Illyong] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Management Sci, Taejon 305701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Hameed, T (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Management Sci, 373-1 Guseong Dong, Taejon 305701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jychoung@kaist.ac.kr; tahir.hameed@kaist.ac.kr; iyji@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Hameed, Tahir/B-7259-2011; choung, jae-yong/C-1757-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) [2009-0060421]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "The authors are grateful to National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) for supporting this research vide Project no. 2009-0060421. Additionally, authors are grateful to the two anonymous reviewers for their very helpful comments and to the editors of this journal for extensive support with the manuscript. For all errors and omissions, the usual disclaimers apply.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 269.0, "End Page": 287.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband expectations and the convergence of ranks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Ranks; Rankings; Communications; Telephones; Convergence; OECD", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Broadband Internet service to widely held to be a significant contributor to economic development and global competitiveness, and comparison of adoption rates across countries are common. This paper presents evidence that the relative broadband Internet adoption ranks across the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) countries are converging to the wireline telephone adoption ranks in the mid 1990s. This was a time when wireline telephone service had reached maturity, but before consumers began to abandon traditional telephone services for mobile services and Internet telephone technologies. As such, in the absence of better data on household adoption, wireline telephone rank is a useful proxy for a country's ultimate fixed-line broadband penetration rank. Having such an educated guess available regarding broadband rank should reduce the amount of anxiety over rankings, since similar rankings across the two services implies suitable broadband performance. Large departures, alternately, may be a cause for concern or delight. Like prior analyses, the findings suggest that the adoption of communications services is largely an economic and demographic issue. (c) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ford@phoenix-center.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 213.0, "End Page": 219.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mikkonen, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mikkonen, Karri", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the creation of systemic value for the customer in Advanced Multi-Play", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Advanced Multi-Play; Customer value creation; Goal setting; Goal transition effort; Systemic consistency; Time boundary; Systemic value for the customer", "Keywords Plus": "COMPLEMENTARITIES; MODEL; TIME", "Abstract": "This paper explores the creation of systemic value for the customer as it emerges in Advanced Multi-Play. An anomaly found in customer surveys suggested the possibility of systemic value creation at the offering level. In order to build a theoretical explanation for this anomaly, the role of intrinsic, user network and complement-network attributes is discussed, along with the concepts of complementarities, value of time and goal achievement. More daily communication goals are proposed to form a time boundary condition for an individual, which is relieved by integration providing systemic consistency, experienced as increased efficiency and convenience. As a result, one theoretical model is presented to describe the creation of customer value in the case of integrated offerings. Two propositions are derived from the model, followed by two hypotheses, which are tested. Results indicate customer value creation at the general offering level as a result of integration. The reliability and validity of cross-tabulation is concluded. Finally, suggestions for future research are presented. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Tampere Univ Technol, Dept Ind Management, FI-33101 Tampere, Finland", "Affiliations": "Tampere University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mikkonen, K (corresponding author), Tampere Univ Technol, Dept Ind Management, POB 541, FI-33101 Tampere, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "karri.mikkonen@tut.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 185.0, "End Page": 201.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Erumban, AA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Erumban, Abdul A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Informality and aggregate labor productivity growth: Does ICT moderate the relationship?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; SHADOW ECONOMY; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; TRADE OPENNESS; SECTOR; POLICY; SEARCH", "Abstract": "This paper attempts to understand whether digitization, measured in terms of ICT capital and penetration of the internet, helps reduce the negative impact of informality on labor productivity growth, especially in emerging & developing countries. Informality is argued to be a drag on productivity growth in emerging & developing countries. We argue that increased use of digital technologies can help informal sector reduce transaction and coordination costs; enhance the linkages between the informal and formal sectors; facilitate the integration of the informal sector in the global value chain; and also increase the potential for the formalization of the economy in general - all of these are likely to contribute to aggregate productivity growth. Our econometric analysis using panel data for 118 countries from 1997-2017 provides some evidence of ICT capital deepening helping to reduce informality's negative impact on aggregate productivity growth. However, the moderating effect is modest compared to the magnitude of the negative impact of informality, indicating the need for a faster and more intense digitization efforts in emerging & developing economies. Moreover, investments in complementary factors including skills and infrastructure are imperative to fully unleash the potential of ICT in reducing the negative impact of informality.", "Addresses": "[Erumban, Abdul A.] Univ Groningen, Fac Econ & Business, Groningen Growth & Dev Ctr, Groningen, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Groningen", "Reprint Addresses": "Erumban, AA (corresponding author), Univ Groningen, Fac Econ & Business, Groningen Growth & Dev Ctr, Groningen, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "a.a.erumban@rug.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Erumban, Abdul Azeez/0000-0003-2806-6119", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 96.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102681.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102681", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ID2E4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164314400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Herrera, GP; Constantino, M; Su, JJ; Naranpanawa, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Herrera, Gabriel Paes; Constantino, Michel; Su, Jen-Je; Naranpanawa, Athula", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The use of ICTs and income distribution in Brazil: A machine learning explanation using SHAP values", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Neural network; XGBoost; Inequality; Gender gap; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INEQUALITY; INFORMATION; AGE", "Abstract": "This study explores the complex relationship between information and communication technologies (ICTs) and socioeconomic characteristics. We employ a cutting-edge explainable machine learning approach, known as SHAP values, to interpret an XGBoost and neural network model, as well as benchmark traditional econometric methods. The application of machine learning algorithms combined with the SHAP methodology reveals complex nonlinear relationships in the data and important insights to guide tailored policy-making. Our results suggest that there is an interaction between education and ICTs that contributes to income prediction. Furthermore, level of education and age are found to be positively associated with income, while gender presents a negative relationship; that is, women earn less than men on average. This study highlights the need for more efficient public policies to fight gender inequality in Brazil. It is also important to introduce policies that promote quality education and the teaching of skills related to technology and digitalization to prepare individuals for changes in the job market and avoid the digital divide and increasing social inequality.", "Addresses": "[Herrera, Gabriel Paes; Su, Jen-Je; Naranpanawa, Athula] Griffith Univ, Dept Accounting Finance & Econ, 170 Kessels Rd, Nathan, Qld 4111, Australia; [Constantino, Michel] Dom Bosco Catholic Univ UCDB, Ave Tamandare 6000, Campo Grande, Brazil; [Herrera, Gabriel Paes] Griffith Univ, Dept Accounting Finance & Econ, Nathan campus 170,Kessels Road,Bldg N50,Room 0-35, Nathan, Qld 4111, Australia", "Affiliations": "Griffith University; Universidade Catolica Dom Bosco (UCDB); Griffith University", "Reprint Addresses": "Herrera, GP (corresponding author), Griffith Univ, Dept Accounting Finance & Econ, Nathan campus 170,Kessels Road,Bldg N50,Room 0-35, Nathan, Qld 4111, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "gabriel.paesherrera@griffithuni.edu.au; michel@ucdb.br; j.su@griffith.edu.au; a.naranpanawa@griffith.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Paes Herrera, Gabriel/0000-0003-1876-5821", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 22.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102598.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102598", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "S8NQ9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001073685500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shao, KC; Ma, RX; Kamber, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shao, KaiChao; Ma, Ruixue; Kamber, Joseph", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An in-depth analysis of the entrepreneurship of rural Chinese mothers and the digital inclusive finance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural mothers; Entrepreneurship; Digital inclusive finance; Transmission mechanism", "Keywords Plus": "FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP; GENDER; WOMEN; IMPACT; INTERNET; GROWTH; MOTIVATIONS; INEQUALITY; EXCLUSION; PATTERNS", "Abstract": "Rural mothers' entrepreneurial behavior is critical to promoting inclusive rural economic development. However, these women are constrained by family responsibilities, economic substandard and severe financial exclusion. Fortunately, the development of digital inclusive finance has successfully broken such exclusions, thus allowing entrepreneur mothers to achieve some financial success. Applying the 2017 China General Social Survey and the Peking University Digital Inclusive Finance Index, this paper explores the impact of digital inclusive finance on rural mothers' entrepreneurship and the transmission mechanism using the Probit model. In fact, due to digital inclusive finance, rural mothers' entrepreneurship increased by 4.6%. In addition, this paper finds the impact of this digital inclusive finance on entrepreneurship, in general, is more significant on mothers in less developed areas and with high levels of education than on those in developed regions and with low levels of education. Meanwhile, using the transmission mechanism for analysis, the paper found the role of digital inclusive finance in inciting entrepreneurship among rural mothers. This mainly comes through two channels: the gender equality effect and the information learning effect.", "Addresses": "[Shao, KaiChao] Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Food Econ, 3 Xueyuan Rd, Nanjing 210003, Jiangsu, Peoples R China; [Ma, Ruixue] Xinjiang Normal Univ, Sch Marxism, 1000 Guanjing Rd, Urumqi 830017, Xinjiang, Peoples R China; [Kamber, Joseph] Lingnan Normal Univ, Dept Foreign Language Studies, 29 Cunjin Rd, Zhanjiang 524048, Guangdong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Nanjing University of Finance & Economics; Xinjiang Normal University; LingNan Normal University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ma, RX (corresponding author), Xinjiang Normal Univ, Sch Marxism, 1000 Guanjing Rd, Urumqi 830017, Xinjiang, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "ma_ruixue@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "ma, rui/JGE-4890-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 99.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 45.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 68.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102593.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102593", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1FQ4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048170300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lu, J; Xiao, QL; Wang, TX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lu, Jing; Xiao, Qinglan; Wang, Taoxuan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does the digital economy generate a gender dividend for female employment? Evidence from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Female employment; Gender equality perspectives; Use of digital technology; Labor demand", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY; FUTURE; GROWTH; TASKS; STILL; JOBS", "Abstract": "Using data from the China General Social Survey, the China Family Panel Studies, and a unique dataset of enterprises' online recruitment, this research examines the effect of the digital economy on female employment. The empirical results suggest that the digital economy significantly promotes female employment. Consistent with our theoretical analysis, the estimates indicate that this relationship holds because the digital economy promotes the formation of egalitarian gender perspectives, promotes the use of digital technology, and increases labor demand emphasizing the necessity for female-preference occupations. The dividend of the digital econ-omy is tilted toward vulnerable groups in the labor market, including the low-skilled, older, and rural workforce, and only exerts an employment promotion effect on women without parenting burden. Further examination reveals evidence that digitalization has not led to a holistic improvement in the quality of female employment. Digitalization lengthens the working hours of severely underemployed female workers, and improves women's occupational status and job satisfaction; however, it has a minimal impact on protecting employees' rights and interests or reducing overtime workers' work intensity. Nonself-employed, full-time, and part-time workers all benefit from the development of the digital economy, while self-employed workers do not. In addition, a weakening effect of digitalization on the gender employment gap is not evident, which relates to the digital economy generating a female dividend in terms of promoting gender equality and increasing labor demand but resulting in a digital gender divide in the use of digital technology.", "Addresses": "[Lu, Jing; Xiao, Qinglan; Wang, Taoxuan] Zhejiang Univ, Sch Econ, 866 Yuhangtang Rd, Hangzhou 310058, Peoples R China; [Xiao, Qinglan; Wang, Taoxuan] Zhejiang Univ, Ctr Res Reg Econ Opening & Dev, 866 Yuhangtang Rd, Hangzhou 310058, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Zhejiang University; Zhejiang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Xiao, QL (corresponding author), Zhejiang Univ, Sch Econ, 866 Yuhangtang Rd, Hangzhou 310058, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "siuqinglan@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "xuan, xiaoxiao/JOZ-1453-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China General Project [71973125]; Zhejiang Soft Science General Project [2022C35031]; Women/Gender Research Project of Zhejiang Women ' s Federation; Zhejiang Women ' s Research Association [202249]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China General Project; Zhejiang Soft Science General Project; Women/Gender Research Project of Zhejiang Women ' s Federation; Zhejiang Women ' s Research Association", "Funding Text": "& nbsp;This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China General Project [grant number 71973125] ; Zhejiang Soft Science General Project [grant number 2022C35031] ; and Women/Gender Research Project of Zhejiang Women ' s Federation and Zhejiang Women ' s Research Association [grant number 202249] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 118.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 187.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102545.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102545", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K2MO6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001014834500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, CC; Tang, MT; Lee, CC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Chien -Chiang; Tang, Manting; Lee, Chi Chunn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reaping digital dividends: Digital inclusive finance and high-quality development of enterprises in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Enterprise high-quality development; Digital inclusive finance; Total factor productivity; Chinese-listed companies", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INVESTMENT; GOVERNANCE; INNOVATION; EFFICIENCY; VARIABLES", "Abstract": "The digital economy is progressively emerging as a new driving force for high-quality development in China and has been paving a new avenue for enterprise development through the progress of the digital inclusive finance (DIF) system. Under this paradigm of development, this research examines whether and how DIF exerts an influence on the China's economy which is currently experiencing a transition development of enterprises (HQDE). Using a sample of China's listed companies from 2011 to 2019, the results demonstrate that DIF has a significant favorable impact on HQDE. Furthermore, our analysis finds that reducing financial leverage and alleviating financial constraints are intermediary mechanisms of the effect. Moreover, the beneficial effect of DIF varies in terms of different regions, enterprise property rights, and industrial nature-it is observed to be more pronounced in the eastern region, non-state-owned enterprises, and tertiary industry enterprises. Our results provide empirical evidence that DIF enables enterprises to achieve high-quality development.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Chien -Chiang; Tang, Manting] Nanchang Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Nanchang, Peoples R China; [Lee, Chi Chunn] Southwestern Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Publ Adm, Chengdu, Peoples R China; [Lee, Chi Chunn] Gezhi Bldg,555 Liutai Ave,Wenjiang Dist, 1105, Chengdu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Nanchang University; Southwestern University of Finance & Economics - China", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, CC (corresponding author), Gezhi Bldg,555 Liutai Ave,Wenjiang Dist, 1105, Chengdu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "cclee6101@gmail.com; joy11142022@163.com; leechichuan@swufe.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Lee, Chi-Chuan/AAD-2211-2020", "ORCIDs": "Lee, Chi-Chuan/0000-0003-0644-1168", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Foundation Key Project of China [22AJL004]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Foundation Key Project of China", "Funding Text": "Funding Chien -Chiang Lee is grateful to the National Social Science Foundation Key Project of China for financial support through Grant No: 22AJL004.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 50.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 50.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 145.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 145.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102484.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102484", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9P7KQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000944460100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Caldarulo, M; Mossberger, K; Howell, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Caldarulo, Mattia; Mossberger, Karen; Howell, Anthony", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Community-wide broadband adoption and student academic achievement", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband adoption; Digital inequality; Education", "Keywords Plus": "PUBLIC-OPINION; INTERNET USE; HOME; TECHNOLOGY; ACCESS; INFRASTRUCTURE; PERFORMANCE; DIVIDE; SKILLS; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This study examines the relationship between broadband adoption and county-level educational achievement in the US. We employ a novel measure of home broadband subscriptions to explore longitudinal community impacts of broadband adoption on aggregated standardized test scores in math and reading/language arts for students enrolled in 3rd-8th grades. We create a panel of US counties and measure the effect of broadband adoption on student educational achievement by estimating a fixed effect estimator. For the typical student in a county, the main results indicate that higher broadband adoption increases standardized test scores in both math and reading/ language arts. The results are robust to alternate model specifications and an instrumental var-iable approach. Not all students benefit equally from higher rates of broadband adoption, how-ever. We find that Black and Latino (and lower-income students) enjoy higher educational achievement gains compared to their white (and higher-income) student counterparts. The findings highlight the potential role community broadband adoption can have in promoting student educational achievement and reducing disparities within the education system.", "Addresses": "[Caldarulo, Mattia; Mossberger, Karen; Howell, Anthony] Arizona State Univ, Sch Publ Affairs, Tempe, AZ USA; [Caldarulo, Mattia] Arizona State Univ, Ctr Sci Technol & Environm Policy Studies CSTEPS, Sch Publ Affairs, 411 N Cent Ave 750, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA", "Affiliations": "Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Tempe; Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix", "Reprint Addresses": "Caldarulo, M (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Ctr Sci Technol & Environm Policy Studies CSTEPS, Sch Publ Affairs, 411 N Cent Ave 750, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mcaldaru@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Caldarulo, Mattia/ABB-2758-2022", "ORCIDs": "Caldarulo, Mattia/0000-0002-2579-2126", "Funding Orgs": "[1338471]", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "This research is based in part on data resulting from National Science Foundation Award #1338471, available in the Iowa/ASU broadband data portal.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102445.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102445", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8H5EW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000921057500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kouladoum, JC; Wirajing, MAK; Nchofoung, TN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kouladoum, Jean-Claude; Wirajing, Muhamadu Awal Kindzeka; Nchofoung, Tii N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital technologies and financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital technologies; Financial inclusion; Sub saharan africa", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ICT; ACCESS; INEQUALITY; EDUCATION", "Abstract": "The study investigates the digital technology-financial inclusion nexus in 43 Sub-Saharan African countries between 2004 and 2019. The methodologies are the Generalized Method of Moment (GMM) to take care of double causality and country heterogeneity and IV-Tobit to take into ac-count the limited range in the dependent variables. At all levels, digital technology measured by ICT indicators of the subscription rate of fixed and mobile telephone users, fixed broadband, internet users and a composite indicator of digitalization have positive significant effects on financial inclusion. A further robustness check is conducted by computing a composite indicator of financial inclusion to determine how it is affected by digital technology. The findings indicate that the rate of financial inclusion in Sub Saharan Africa rises with increasing digital technologies. There should be more investments in terms of promoting financial and technological in-frastructures and also in the human capital sector since financial literacy can play an important part in promoting financial stability and inclusive finance in Africa.", "Addresses": "[Kouladoum, Jean-Claude] Univ Moundou, Dept Econ, Moundou, Chad; [Wirajing, Muhamadu Awal Kindzeka] Univ Dschang, Dschang, Cameroon; [Nchofoung, Tii N.] Univ Dschang, Cameroon & Minist Trade, Dschang, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang; Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Nchofoung, TN (corresponding author), Univ Dschang, Cameroon & Minist Trade, Dschang, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "kouladoum@gmail.com; wirajingmuhamadu@gmail.com; ntii12@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "null, Wirajing Muhamadu Awal Kindzeka/JLM-2631-2023; KOULADOUM, Jean-Claude/GZM-2660-2022; Nchofoung, Tii N./AAU-5995-2021", "ORCIDs": "null, Wirajing Muhamadu Awal Kindzeka/0000-0001-6151-4417; KOULADOUM, Jean-Claude/0000-0002-4943-4227; Nchofoung, Tii N./0000-0003-2436-6659", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 51.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 97.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102387.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102387", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5C8XD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000864536100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stamopoulos, D; Dimas, P; Tsakanikas, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stamopoulos, Dimitrios; Dimas, Petros; Tsakanikas, Aggelos", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the structural effects of the ICT sector in the Greek economy: A quantitative approach based on input-output and network analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Input-output analysis; Industry linkages; Network analysis; digital transformation", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; REVOLUTION; INDUSTRY; IMPACTS", "Abstract": "The aim of this paper is to present a quantification approach for the calculation of the ICT sector's structural effects in the economy, focusing on the case of Greece. We construct a composite sector using a hypothetical extraction methodology based on the most recent Greek input-output table and structural business statistics at the national level. Our framework builds on the formal definition of the ICT sector provided by OECD and includes two distinct sub-components, ICT manufacturing and ICT services. In the second stage of this study, we explore the production linkages among ICT services, ICT manufacturing and the rest of the Greek industries using input-output-based and network analysis-based metrics that build on the intermediate transactions of an expanded input-output table of the Greek economy that includes the two sectors. Our empirical findings suggest that the total ICT sector has a major contribution to the Greek economy in terms of GDP and employment, but this is driven mainly by the ICT services component. We further identify that ICT services are more integrated in the Greek production network compared to ICT manufacturing, but their production linkages are underperforming in terms of meaningful contribution to the activity of the rest of the sectors. These results reflect the low integration of digital technologies and can be further embedded in a discussion on the ICT deficiencies of the Greek economy and the need for targeted regulatory and financial interventions.", "Addresses": "[Stamopoulos, Dimitrios; Dimas, Petros; Tsakanikas, Aggelos] Natl Tech Univ Athens, Lab Ind & Energy Econ LIEE, 9 Heroon Polytech Str,Zografou Campus, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "National Technical University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Stamopoulos, D (corresponding author), Natl Tech Univ Athens, Lab Ind & Energy Econ LIEE, 9 Heroon Polytech Str,Zografou Campus, Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "dstamopoulos@mail.ntua.gr; petrdimas@chemeng.ntua.gr; atsaka@central.ntua.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Dimas, Petros/GYV-3330-2022", "ORCIDs": "Dimas, Petros/0000-0001-5408-229X; Stamopoulos, Dimitrios/0000-0003-4954-0465; Tsakanikas, Aggelos/0000-0002-9734-3354", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 48.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102332.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102332", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gorwa, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gorwa, Robert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Elections, institutions, and the regulatory politics of platform governance: The case of the German NetzDG", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Platform governance; Content regulation; Content moderation; NetzDG", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Policy proposals for higher rules and standards governing how major user-generated content platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube moderate socially problematic content have become increasingly prevalent since the negotiation of the German Network Enforcement Act (NetzDG) in 2017. Although a growing body of scholarship has emerged to assess the normative and legal dimensions of these regulatory developments in Germany and beyond, the legal scholarship on intermediary liability leaves key questions about why and how these policies are developed, shaped, and adopted unanswered. The goal of this article is thus to provide a deep case study into the NetzDG from a regulatory politics perspective, highlighting the importance of political and regulatory factors currently under-explored in the burgeoning interdisciplinary literatures on platform governance and platform regulation. The empirical account presented here, which draws on 30 interviews with stakeholders involved in the debate around the NetzDG's adoption, as well as hundreds of pages of deliberative documents obtained via freedom of information access requests, outlines how the NetzDG took shape, and how it overcame various significant obstacles (ranging from resistance from other stakeholders and the European Union's frameworks against regulatory fragmentation) to eventually become law. The article argues, throughout this case study, that both domestic politics and transnational institutional constraints are crucial policy factors that should receive more attention as an important part of platform regulation debates.", "Addresses": "[Gorwa, Robert] Univ Oxford, Dept Polit & Int Relat, Oxford, England", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Gorwa, R (corresponding author), Univ Oxford, Dept Polit & Int Relat, Oxford, England.", "Email Addresses": "robert.gorwa@politics.ox.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Gorwa, Robert/AAA-2932-2021", "ORCIDs": "Gorwa, Robert/0000-0002-4891-5053", "Funding Orgs": "Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada [752-2017-0530]; Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund; Scatcherd European Scholarship at the University of Oxford", "Funding Name Preferred": "Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)); Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund; Scatcherd European Scholarship at the University of Oxford", "Funding Text": "Many thanks to the funders supporting my doctoral research, especially the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Doctoral Fellowship 752-2017-0530), the Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund, and the Scatcherd European Scholarship at the University of Oxford. This research was conducted largely from Berlin, where I was fortunate enough to be hosted by two fantastic research institutions, the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society and the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society. Special thanks to Thorsten Theil at the Weizenbaum Institute and Nicolas Friederici at the HIIG for their invitation and extraordinary hospitality.r Early versions of this article were presented at the European Consortium for Political Research and GIGANET annual conferences, as well as the WZB Berlin Social Science Centre POLDI-POGO colloquium; thanks to all participants for their comments and feedback. Many thanks in particular to those that took the time to provide comments at various stages of this project, especially Matthias Kettemann, Jeanette Hofmann, Thorsten Theil, and Julian Juarsch. A huge additional thanks to my interview participants and informants, most of whom somehow made the time to participate in an interview during a pandemic. All errors and omissions remain my own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 44.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102145.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102145", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oughton, EJ; Lehr, W; Katsaros, K; Selinis, I; Bubley, D; Kusuma, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oughton, Edward J.; Lehr, William; Katsaros, Konstantinos; Selinis, Ioannis; Bubley, Dean; Kusuma, Julius", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Revisiting Wireless Internet Connectivity: 5G vs Wi-Fi 6", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Wi-Fi 802; 11; Wireless; Broadband; Internet", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM ACCESS SYSTEM; MASSIVE MIMO; NETWORKS CHALLENGES; NEXT-GENERATION; SMALL-CELLS; TECHNOLOGY; CAPACITY; MMWAVE", "Abstract": "In recent years, significant attention has been directed toward the fifth generation of wireless broadband connectivity known as ?5G?, currently being deployed by Mobile Network Operators. Surprisingly, there has been considerably less attention paid to ?Wi-Fi 6?, the new IEEE 802.1ax standard in the family of Wireless Local Area Network technologies with features targeting private, edge-networks. This paper revisits the suitability of cellular and Wi-Fi in delivering highspeed wireless Internet connectivity. Both technologies aspire to deliver significantly enhanced performance, enabling each to deliver much faster wireless broadband connectivity, and provide further support for the Internet of Things and Machine-to-Machine communications, positioning the two technologies as technical substitutes in many usage scenarios. We conclude that both are likely to play important roles in the future, and simultaneously serve as competitors and complements. We anticipate that 5G will remain the preferred technology for wide-area coverage, while Wi-Fi 6 will remain the preferred technology for indoor use, thanks to its much lower deployment costs. However, the traditional boundaries that differentiated earlier generations of cellular and Wi-Fi are blurring. Proponents of one technology may argue for the benefits of their chosen technology displacing the other, requesting regulatory policies that would serve to tilt the marketplace in their favour. We believe such efforts need to be resisted, and that both technologies have important roles to play in the marketplace, based on the needs of heterogeneous use cases. Both technologies should contribute to achieving the goal of providing affordable, reliable, and ubiquitously available high-capacity wireless broadband connectivity.", "Addresses": "[Oughton, Edward J.] George Mason Univ, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA; [Lehr, William] MIT, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA; [Katsaros, Konstantinos] Digital Catapult, London, England; [Selinis, Ioannis] Univ Surrey, 5G Innovat Ctr, Guildford, Surrey, England; [Bubley, Dean] Disrupt Anal, London, England; [Kusuma, Julius] Facebook Connect, Menlo Pk, CA USA", "Affiliations": "George Mason University; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); University of Surrey; Facebook Inc", "Reprint Addresses": "Oughton, EJ (corresponding author), George Mason Univ, GGS, 4400 Univ Dr, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA.", "Email Addresses": "eoughton@gmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "cao, xiaoxiang/AAR-9291-2021; Oughton, Edward/C-4376-2018", "ORCIDs": "Oughton, Edward/0000-0002-2766-008X; Lehr, William/0000-0003-2902-3874; Bubley, Dean/0000-0001-6831-3925", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 65.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 67.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102127.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102127", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Saba, CS; David, OO", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Saba, Charles Shaaba; David, Oladipo Olalekan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Convergence patterns in global ICT: Fresh insights from a club clustering algorithm", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology; Convergence club; Log t regression test; Club merging; Principal component analysis; Regional groupings", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; DIGITAL DIVIDE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; DIFFUSION; COUNTRIES; AGGREGATE; DYNAMICS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Digital provide consists of electronic media, telecommunications, and computer technologies information and communication technologies (ICTs) availability, accessibility, and utilisation, which simplifies process. The convergence of ICTs ensures efficiency in resources allocation and promotes system growth. This study examines the convergence in global information and communication technologies (ICT) development for 205 countries spanning 2000-2018. We employ the Phillips and Sul econometric methodology, which tests for the existence of convergence clubs and the modelling of different transition paths to convergence. We further disaggregated our panel data into nine regions. We constructed an ICT development index (comprising of mobile line, fixed line, and internet access penetration) via principal component analysis. Our findings suggest the presence of panel convergence at the global and regional levels (except for Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, which exhibited divergence). However, we identified convergence clubs using an iterative testing procedure. The key findings from the club convergence algorithm results suggest that: (i) at the global level, club 1 converges; (ii) at regional levels, Sub-Saharan Africa forms 7 clubs; (iii) clubs 1 in the remaining 8 regions converged. Contrary to previous findings, this study finds that the process of convergence in ICT development reflects the desirable emanations of telecommunication policies sharing similar characteristics, at least to some extent, in terms of the ICT sharing across the globe.", "Addresses": "[Saba, Charles Shaaba] Univ Johannesburg, Sch Econ, Coll Business & Econ, Auckland Pk Kingsway Campus,POB 524, Johannesburg, South Africa; [David, Oladipo Olalekan] North West Univ, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Sch Econ Sci, POB 1174,Internal Box 125 Vaal Triangle Campus, ZA-1900 Vanderbijlpark, South Africa; [David, Oladipo Olalekan] Univ Hradec Kralove, Fac Informat & Management, Dept Econ, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic", "Affiliations": "University of Johannesburg; North West University - South Africa; University of Hradec Kralove", "Reprint Addresses": "Saba, CS (corresponding author), Univ Johannesburg, Sch Econ, Coll Business & Econ, Auckland Pk Kingsway Campus,POB 524, Johannesburg, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "sabacharlesshaaba@yahoo.com; olalekan.david@nwu.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "David, Oladipo Olalekan/ABG-8031-2020", "ORCIDs": "David, Oladipo Olalekan/0000-0002-9922-9504; Saba, Charles/0000-0001-6230-7292", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102010.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 28.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liébana-Cabanillas, F; Japutra, A; Molinillo, S; Singh, N; Sinha, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liebana-Cabanillas, Francisco; Japutra, Arnold; Molinillo, Sebastian; Singh, Nidhi; Sinha, Neena", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessment of mobile technology use in the emerging market: Analyzing intention to use m-payment services in India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumer behavior; Mobile payment services; Payment service adoption; Emerging market; India", "Keywords Plus": "PERCEIVED RISK; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; BANKING ADOPTION; CONTINUANCE INTENTION; BEHAVIORAL INTENTION; CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE; USAGE INTENTION; SAUDI-ARABIA; TRUST; WALLET", "Abstract": "The potential use of mobile payment is enormous and it is receiving attention as an alternative mode of payment worldwide. The present study develops a conceptual model to analyze the intention to use mobile payment services in the emerging market. Data was collected in India, one of the biggest emerging market, through a survey. The research hypotheses were tested using structural equation modeling approach. The results offer support that innovativeness, stress and perceived ease of use influence the perceived usefulness of mobile payment services. Subsequently, perceived usefulness, perceived satisfaction, perceived risk and perceived trust influence the intention to use mobile payment services. The findings provide alternatives for companies to consolidate this technology-based payment service.", "Addresses": "[Liebana-Cabanillas, Francisco] Univ Granada, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Mkt & Market Res, Campus La Cartuja S-N, Granada 18071, Spain; [Japutra, Arnold] Univ Western Australia, UWA Business Sch, Dept Mkt, 35 Stirling Hwy, Perth, WA 6009, Australia; [Molinillo, Sebastian] Univ Malaga, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Business Management, Campus El Ejido S-N, Malaga 29071, Spain; [Singh, Nidhi] Jaipuria Inst Management Noida, Dept Finance, Noida, India; [Sinha, Neena] Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha Univ, Delhi, India", "Affiliations": "University of Granada; University of Western Australia; Universidad de Malaga; GGS Indraprastha University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liébana-Cabanillas, F (corresponding author), Univ Granada, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Mkt & Market Res, Campus La Cartuja S-N, Granada 18071, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "franlieb@ugr.es; arnold.japutra@uwa.edu.au; smolinillo@uma.es; nidhi.singh@jaipuria.ac.in; neenasinhaipu@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Japutra, Arnold/ADF-3098-2022; SIngh, Nidhi/AAK-5435-2021; Singh, Nidhi/JNF-2230-2023; Molinillo, Sebastian/I-2420-2015", "ORCIDs": "Japutra, Arnold/0000-0002-0513-8792; Sinha, Neena/0000-0002-7183-2168; Singh, Nidhi/0000-0003-3181-4077; Molinillo, Sebastian/0000-0001-9132-5190", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 137.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 70.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 70.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 57.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102009.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Massaro, M; Beltrán, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Massaro, Maria; Beltran, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Will 5G lead to more spectrum sharing? Discussing recent developments of the LSA and the CBRS spectrum sharing frameworks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "LSA; CBRS; 5G; Spectrum sharing; C-band; Verticals", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTIONS", "Abstract": "This paper discusses two recent spectrum management frameworks, the Licensed Shared Access (LSA) developed in Europe and the Citizens Broadband Radio Services (CBRS) developed in the United States (US), which build their management approach on spectrum sharing. The importance of these two frameworks, besides their leading normative roles, is that recent debates have shaped them as cases to consider in the adoption of the upcoming fifth generation (5G) of mobile communications technology, in particular in the C-band. A discussion on these two frameworks is organised by following the four-step decision-making guide for spectrum management developed by Pogorel (2007), which requires spectrum authorities to make decisions in four areas of spectrum management: frequency harmonization, technology standardization, type of usage rights and assignment procedures. Notwithstanding the similarities with respect to the four areas of spectrum management considered, the two frameworks differ on their implementation schedules. CBRS leads the way, with a handful of providers receiving government approval to manage spectrum access controllers, and as of mid 2020, scheduled to have allocated spectrum licenses on half of its available spectrum. On the contrary, European countries have shown scarce interest towards implementing the LSA, despite the extensive work carried out by regulatory and standardization bodies. This may suggest that there are external contextual factors which influence the successful implementation of spectrum sharing frameworks. An interesting aspect which deserves further investigation is the institutional context in which decisions related to radio spectrum management are taken. Unlike the US authorities, European institutions do not possess coercive enforcement powers with respect to spectrum sharing. This key difference may contribute to explaining the different speed at which LSA and CBRS are implemented.", "Addresses": "[Massaro, Maria] Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden; [Beltran, Fernando] Univ Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology; University of Auckland", "Reprint Addresses": "Massaro, M (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "mariamassaro.m@gmail.com; f.beltran@auckland.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "Beltran, Fernando/AAH-4595-2021", "ORCIDs": "Beltran, Fernando/0000-0003-4091-5814; Massaro, Maria/0000-0002-8007-0839", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 95.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101973.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101973", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oomens, IMF; Sadowski, BM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oomens, Ivette M. F.; Sadowski, Bert M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The importance of internal alignment in smart city initiatives: An ecosystem approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS; VALUE CREATION; CITIES; THINGS", "Abstract": "Within the growing literature on smart cities, much research has focused on issues related to the formation stage of these initiatives. After initial subsidies expire, however, a number of smart city initiatives face problems with respect to value creation and value capture. To analyse these processes, the paper links value creation (i.e. activities focusing on innovation challenges) to value capture (i.e. activities referring to actual individual firm-level profit generation) in smart city initiatives. Based on an in-depth survey of the literature, the purpose of the paper is to better understand how processes of internal alignment foster value creation and value capture during the growth of smart city initiatives. By focusing on the determinants of internal alignment facilitating value creation and value capture, the paper examines these determinants in the context of four smart city initiatives in the Netherlands in 2016. The paper shows that internal alignment of actors aimed at integrating joint and business objectives is critical for the growth of smart city initiatives. From the theoretical view point, the paper points at challenges concerning internal alignment of different actors in the smart city initiative after the formation stage. From the managerial point of view, it becomes increasingly important to manage expectations of different partners and their learning efforts to account for internal alignment during the growth of the smart city initiative.", "Addresses": "[Oomens, Ivette M. F.] Technopolis Grp, Amsterdam, Netherlands; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Univ Trento, Trento, Italy; [Sadowski, Bert M.] Newcastle Univ, Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "Eindhoven University of Technology; University of Trento; Newcastle University - UK; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Oomens, IMF (corresponding author), Technopolis Grp, Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "ivette.oomens@technopolis-group.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 485.0, "End Page": 500.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Verbrugge, S; Van der Wee, M; Falch, M; Lemstra, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Verbrugge, Sofie; Van der Wee, Marlies; Falch, Morten; Lemstra, Wolter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is policy shaping the market, or is the market shaping policy? Evaluation of policy measures on the fixed and mobile broadband market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Verbrugge, Sofie; Van der Wee, Marlies] Univ Ghent, IMEC, IDLab, Ghent, Belgium; [Falch, Morten; Lemstra, Wolter] Aalborg Univ, CMI, Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "IMEC; Ghent University; Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Verbrugge, S (corresponding author), Univ Ghent, IMEC, IDLab, Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Sofie.verbrugge@ugent.be; Marlies.vanderwee@ugent.be; falch@cmi.aau.dk; w.lemstra@planet.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022; Falch, Morten/GPC-8011-2022", "ORCIDs": "Falch, Morten/0000-0002-2649-215X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 659.0, "End Page": 660.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "40 years on: An account of innovation in the regulation of UK telecommunications, in 31/2 chapters", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications regulation; United Kingdom; Mobile networks; Spectrum management; Broadband; BREXIT", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The past nearly 40 years have seen major developments in telecommunications networks and services, and in how they are regulated. This paper describes innovations in UK telecommunications regulation which have taken place over the period, broken down into stages, beginning with the regulation of the former monopolist by an independent regulator under a price cap, continuing the regulation first of mobile and then, under European Directives, of copper based broadband, and ending with the diffusion of fibre networks. It is argued that a variety of changes have reduced the scope of innovation over the period, including domestic institutional reform, the limits placed on later decisions by earlier ones (path dependency), and the constraining impact of European Union law and regulation. The paper concludes with some consideration of the effects on future innovation of the UK's withdrawal from the EU.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] Imperial Coll, Business Sch, London, England", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Cave, M (corresponding author), Imperial Coll, Business Sch, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 904.0, "End Page": 915.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Larson, JF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Larson, James F.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network-centric digital development in Korea: Origins, growth and prospects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital networks; National development; ICT sector; Network society; ICT for development; Next generation networks,5G,PS-LTE; Broadband; IoT; Internet of things", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "South Korea is currently the world leader in digital network infrastructure and the leading example of ICT-driven development. However, the explanation of how and why Korea accomplished these things is not clearly apparent from a review of mainstream scholarship. A deeper. understanding of Korea's miracle on the Han requires more historical, cultural, political and social context. This study addresses questions of how, when and why a nation whose infrastructures were utterly destroyed at the 1953 cessation of hostilities in the Korean War could emerge as the world's digital network leader. It examines policy issues bearing on digitization of networks, network architecture and network technologies, along with broader context in which these policies were considered, drafted and implemented. Chronologically, the study explains the origins of digital development in the revolutionary decade of the 1980s, Korea's rise to world broadband leader in the 1990s and its ambitious plans for next generation networks. The study concludes with a review of policy lessons, including both successes and failures, that may be drawn from the Korean experience.", "Addresses": "[Larson, James F.] SUNY Korea, Dept Technol & Soc, Acad Affairs, 119 Songdo Moonhwa Ro, Incheon 21985, South Korea", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Larson, JF (corresponding author), SUNY Korea, Dept Technol & Soc, Acad Affairs, 119 Songdo Moonhwa Ro, Incheon 21985, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jamesflarson@sunykorea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Larson, James F./0000-0001-5673-5346", "Funding Orgs": "Jeonja Sidman (Korea IT News)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Jeonja Sidman (Korea IT News)", "Funding Text": "The work reported in this study was supported by a two-year grant, 2015-2016 from the Jeonja Sidman (Korea IT News). The grant supported several graduate research assistants, purchase of books and documents and attendance at several conferences in Korea, the U.S. and China.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 71.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 916.0, "End Page": 930.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's telecommunications evolution, institutions, and policy issues on the eve of 5G: A two-decade retrospect and prospect", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications evolution; Industry ecosystem; Structural reform; Institutional environments; Competition regulation; Policy issues; Literature review; China", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE POLICY; CLOUD COMPUTING INDUSTRY; MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; HONG-KONG; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; NETWORK CONVERGENCE; ICT STANDARDIZATION; TECHNOLOGY STANDARD; FOREIGN-INVESTMENT; REGULATORY REGIME", "Abstract": "Over the past two decades, China's telecommunications industry has witnessed drastic market reform, steadfast institutionalization, and volatile technological changes, which have driven exponential industry expansion. This paper offers an updated longitudinal and comprehensive review on this reform process on the eve of 5G (the fifth generation mobile communications networks). First, the paper segments the two-decade reform crusade into discernible phases, each of which is embedded with different policy drives. These reform phases are then pattern-matched against the subtleties of the overall institutional, technological, and market backdrop. A series of policy issues are identified through a systematic examination of industry phenomena over the reform course. Finally, the status of research is assessed regarding China's telecom industry and reform, based on which, knowledge gaps are identified and future research agenda suggested. Conclusions are made regarding future reform and research imperatives. The paper advances the understanding of China's telecom reform, development, and the underlying policy issues. It updates and expands previous works on similar topics. Overall, this study provides important theoretical, managerial, and policy implications.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China [13BJY020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China", "Funding Text": "This study is supported by the National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China (Grant No.: 13BJY020). I would like to thank Professor Erik Bohlin and anonymous referees for their insightful and constructive comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 131.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 79.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 931.0, "End Page": 947.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cellular economies of scale and why disparities in spectrum holdings are detrimental", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cellular; Spectrum; Competition; Economy of scale; Market concentration; Spectrum cap", "Keywords Plus": "PUBLIC SAFETY", "Abstract": "Now that traffic volumes are increasing rapidly, the cost of expanding capacity has become a large portion of expenditures for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs). This paper uses an engineering economic model to show that there are strong economies of scale when expanding capacity, because an MNO with more spectrum benefits more from every new cell tower, and an MNO with more towers benefits more from every new MHz of spectrum. While it is technically possible to expand capacity by increasing either towers or spectrum holdings, we find that the cost-effective approach is to increase both types of assets at a similar rate. In the absence of countervailing policies, the big MNOs are well positioned to get bigger, in terms of spectrum holdings, towers, and ultimately market share. For policymalcers, this economy of scale creates a trade-off between two important objectives: reducing the cost of cellular capacity, and increasing competition. This paper derives the Pareto optimal division of spectrum with respect to these two competing objectives, and shows that any Pareto optimal assignment will split the spectrum fairly evenly among competing MNOs. This is not simply a method of ensuring that there are many competitors; spectrum should be divided fairly evenly regardless of whether the number of competitors is large or small. A large disparity in spectrum holdings may yield poor results with respect to both objectives, i.e. the lower cost-effectiveness of a larger number of MNOs, and the lower competitive pressure of a smaller number of MNOs. One effective way to achieve a division of spectrum that is close to Pareto optimal is a spectrum cap, provided that this cap is set at a level consistent with other policies and policy objectives, including antitrust policy.", "Addresses": "[Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Peha, JM (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 792.0, "End Page": 801.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of competition and regulation in stimulating innovation - Telecommunications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Innovation; Sunk cost; Incumbent; Entrant; Next generation access network", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; ACCESS; SERVICES; OLD", "Abstract": "The telecommunications sector is innovative and its innovations strongly affect the growth of the rest of the economy. While regulatory policy has therefore shifted towards innovation as its major goal besides enabling competition, there appear to be tensions between regulation, competition and innovation. This paper identifies as the roots of these tensions the consumer protection objective enshrined in regulatory legislation and the regulatory neutrality issues arising from stranded assets, loss of labor rents, loss of services by captive customers, and the threat to regulators from looming deregulation, all of which are associated with innovations. This paper identifies some similar threats to innovation in unregulated sunk-cost industries with a monopolistic incumbent. A very simple model shows that a comparison of innovation incentives in such an unregulated industry with a regulated one leads to ambiguous results. However, the prospect of converting a regulated industry into an unregulated one after the innovation has occurred will unambiguously increase innovation incentives.", "Addresses": "[Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vogelsang, I (corresponding author), Boston Univ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vogelsang@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 802.0, "End Page": 812.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, A; Feamster, N; Calandro, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Ava; Feamster, Nick; Calandro, Enrico", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the walled garden theory: An empirical framework to assess pricing effects on mobile data usage", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Zero-rating; Mobile usage; Mobile pricing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper performs an exploratory study of mobile usage patterns over three years (2013-2015) in the context of pricing practices such as zero-rating. In recent years, there has been heated ongoing debate regarding whether offering different pricing plans, such as zero-rated services and applications, might slant user behavior toward certain content on the Internet. Our study gathers empirical measurements of mobile application usage to address this research question. We shed light on this issue by performing an exploratory analysis of the effects of different data plans and connection types on mobile data usage, as well as measuring quantitative and qualitative pricing effects of zero-rating on mobile data usage. First, we perform a longitudinal exploratory study using data collected from the MySpeedTest application. We analyze differences in usage behavior between the top five most used applications in the United States (US) and South Africa (ZA), comparing usage on different connection types (Wi-Fi vs. cellular) as well as for devices on different data plans (prepaid vs. postpaid limited monthly data cap vs. uncapped). Our findings show that US users consume slightly more cellular data than Wi-Fi data for most of the US top five most used applications, while South African users generally prefer Wi-Fi connections (with the notable exception of Facebook). Further, US users on postpaid plans display much higher average monthly mobile data usage than those on prepaid plans, while South African users on prepaid plans generally display much higher usage than those on postpaid plans. Next, we perform a deeper analysis into the possible behavioral effects of zero-rating in South Africa. We find in one case that zero-rating WhatsApp on Cell-C's network increases overall usage of the application, regardless of connection type. In the case of zero-rating Twitter on MTN network, we observe increased mobile data usage of the zero-rated application during and immediately after the promotion, but not in the long term. Some of our results yield striking patterns, yet point to the need for richer datasets to confirm these initial findings. Finally, to gain further insights into the user motivations behind our empirical observations, we implement a mobile-based survey among a randomly selected group of individuals in South Africa and Kenya. We observe that use of zero-rating services is actually quite low among respondents. Further, zero-rating seems to serve more as a popular method for data conservation an effort toward which respondents show a strong dedication than as a walled garden that would otherwise discourage users from venturing beyond zero-rated applications.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Ava; Feamster, Nick] Princeton Univ, Ctr Informat Technol Policy, 303 Sherrerd Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544 USA; [Calandro, Enrico] Res ICT Africa, 409 Studios,6 Beach Rd, ZA-7925 Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Princeton University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chen, A; Feamster, N (corresponding author), Princeton Univ, Ctr Informat Technol Policy, 303 Sherrerd Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544 USA.", "Email Addresses": "avac@alumni.princeton.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation Award [CNS-1539902]; International Development Research Centre; Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr [1535796] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation Award(National Science Foundation (NSF)); International Development Research Centre(International Development Research Centre - IDRC); Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This research was partially supported by National Science Foundation Award CNS-1539902. Research ICT Africa contribution was supported by the International Development Research Centre.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 587.0, "End Page": 599.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bettancourt, R; Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bettancourt, Rolando; Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reducing spectrum use in traditional and SFN-based television for uniform and non-uniform deployments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Single frequency networks; SFN; Broadcasting; Repacking; Television", "Keywords Plus": "SINGLE-FREQUENCY NETWORKS; LOG-NORMAL COMPONENTS; SUM", "Abstract": "During the last few years, reclaiming TV spectrum for mobile broadband use has been a hotly debated topic in the telecommunications policy agenda. This paper evaluates two ways to improve spectrum efficiency to today's noise-limited single-transmitter broadcast television approach. One way is to increase the transmit power of each broadcaster's only transmitter. The other way is to replace that single transmitter with a multi-transmitter low-power low-tower (LPLT) single frequency network (SFN). In order to quantify their potential benefits, two different scenarios are considered. First, this paper presents the results obtained for a large region in which broadcasters are uniformly distributed, so that the number of TV broadcasts that can be received is roughly the same at any location. In this case, results suggest that increasing power of traditional single-transmitter broadcasters could reduce the amount of spectrum needed for TV by up to 30%, and would be cost-effective for population densities above 30 per square km. A switch to SFNs could reduce the amount of spectrum needed for TV by roughly 60%, but at a higher cost. Results suggest that the LPLT SFN approach could be cost-effective for regions with uniformly distributed broadcasters and population densities above 120 per square km. The study then quantifies spectrum efficiency gains in regions where broadcasters are not uniformly distributed. In particular, it considers the case where U.S. broadcasters in the UHF band continue to serve their coverage areas as of 2015. In this case, the amount of spectrum that can be freed from TV throughout the entire nation using these two approach is considerably smaller, but some additional bands can be freed from TV throughout much of the nation. Moreover, most of these spectrum gains can be obtained when only a minority of broadcasters change their technical approach.", "Addresses": "[Bettancourt, Rolando; Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA; [Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Elect & Comp Engn, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bettancourt, R (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rbettancourt@cmu.edu; peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [1343359]; CONICYT Chile; J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board; Division Of Astronomical Sciences; Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien [1343359] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); CONICYT Chile(Comision Nacional de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica (CONICYT)); J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board; Division Of Astronomical Sciences; Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Mathematical & Physical Sciences (MPS))", "Funding Text": "This material is based in part upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant no. 1343359. The authors also want to thank the financial support of CONICYT Chile and the J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 498.0, "End Page": 517.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mustonen, M; Matinmikko, M; Holland, O; Roberson, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mustonen, Miia; Matinmikko, Marja; Holland, Oliver; Roberson, Dennis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Process model for recent spectrum sharing concepts in policy making", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum sharing; Spectrum regulation; Spectrum management; Interference control; LSA; Licensed Shared Access; SAS; Spectrum Access System; CBRS; Citizen's Broadband Radio System; TV white spaces TVWS", "Keywords Plus": "LICENSED SHARED ACCESS", "Abstract": "Regulatory authorities globally are looking for new policy making solutions to achieve more efficient spectrum usage by allowing multiple systems to share the same spectrum bands with the aid of cognitive techniques. This quest has led to the development of different spectrum sharing solutions in different parts of the world for optimising spectrum use in various spectrum bands. Despite the active widespread research on spectrum sharing over nearly two decades, only a few solutions have attracted the interest of industry and regulators as potential concepts for adoption. Though the selected solutions offer great promise, none have proven commercially successful at the time of the writing of this document. The process to introduce and adopt a new sharing concept in a specific spectrum band is very complex and the manner in which this introduction can take place varies considerably based on the regulation structure and the cultural norms of the nation where the deployment takes place. However, some general principles can be found and established for the process. Knowledge of these principles will allow researchers to develop their approaches taking into account requirements arising from different stakeholders in various phases of this process. In this paper, the spectrum sharing ecosystem and three prominent and most recent regulatory spectrum sharing concepts from Europe and US are introduced. Based on an analysis of these concepts, a general process model for spectrum sharing is introduced covering the roles and tasks of different stakeholders and emphasizing the need for seamless cooperation and interactions between them at different phases of the process. The general process model that is presented here can serve as a guideline for the development of new spectrum sharing models and help regulatory authorities to optimize the existing processes by pinpointing tasks for each stakeholder as providing a guide for the critical information that is needed for each phase of the process. Moreover, for academic and industry research and especially those involved with entrepreneurial endeavours, the paper gives a useful overview of the complicated administrative process behind and factors that contribute to the regulatory acceptance of a sharing concept.", "Addresses": "[Mustonen, Miia] VTT Tech Res Ctr Finland, Oulu, Finland; [Matinmikko, Marja] Univ Oulu, Oulu, Finland; [Holland, Oliver] Kings Coll London, London, England; [Roberson, Dennis] IIT, Chicago, IL 60616 USA", "Affiliations": "VTT Technical Research Center Finland; University of Oulu; University of London; King's College London; Illinois Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Mustonen, M (corresponding author), VTT Tech Res Ctr Finland, Oulu, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "miia.mustonen@vtt.fi; marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi; oliver.holland@kcl.ac.uk; robersond@iit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Tekes; U.S. National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Tekes(Finnish Funding Agency for Technology & Innovation (TEKES)); U.S. National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF))", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to acknowledge CORE++ project consortium: VIT; University of Oulu, Centria University of Applied Sciences, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Nokia, PehuTec, Bittium, Anite, Finnish Defence Forces, FICORA, and Tekes. The authors would also like to acknowledge Tekes and the U.S. National Science Foundation for their support for the WiFiUS program under which a portion of the research being discussed was funded in GlobalRF and JoiNtMaCS projects.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 391.0, "End Page": 404.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH; Lee, MK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee; Lee, Min-Kyu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public value mapping of network neutrality: Public values and net neutrality in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Public value mapping; South Korea; User-centered policy analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; DEBATE; MEDIA", "Abstract": "Network neutrality (NN) is of broad and current interest despite its complex and multifaceted nature. This study examines NN in the Korean context in terms of policy, industry, values, and society. It addresses the policy effectiveness of ongoing NN discussions by analyzing user attitudes and perceptions. The proposed model empirically tests policy effectiveness through user perceptions by incorporating factors representative of NN. Possible NN factors are derived from the previous literature and perceptions of NN concepts. The results find that regulation and competition are two primary factors constituting network neutrality, and these factors differently influence the formation of attitudes toward policy effectiveness. Political and social implications are discussed based on the proposed model. This study provides comprehensive analysis and heuristic data on user drivers, industry dynamics, and policy implications in the NN ecosystem.", "Addresses": "[Shin, Dong-Hee] Chung Ang Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 1411,Bldg 303,Heukseok Ro 84, Seoul 06974, South Korea; [Lee, Min-Kyu] Chung Ang Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 221 Heukseok Dong, Seoul 156756, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Chung Ang University; Chung Ang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Chung Ang Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 1411,Bldg 303,Heukseok Ro 84, Seoul 06974, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin1030@cau.ac.kr; minlee@cau.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 208.0, "End Page": 224.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Heiden, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Heiden, Bowman", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The viability of FRAND: How the seminal landmark Microsoft ruling could impact the value of standard essential patents and the future of telecom standards", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Patents; Telecommunication standards; FRAND", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; SETTING ORGANIZATIONS; ROYALTY STACKING; HOLDUP; RIGHTS; RULES", "Abstract": "Recently, telecommunication standards have become a battleground over the nature of F/RAND commitments that determine the value of standard essential patents. In 2015, the US federal court system reaffirmed the 2013 landmark ruling in Microsoft v. Motorola on the valuation of SEPs through the determination of a F/RAND royalty rate. This study deconstructed the courts valuation method and found that it deployed a comprehensive set of principles for apportionment of SEP value in line with the general economic theory of patent holdup and freeriding, but that the lack of technical strength of the SEP portfolios limited the full understanding of the generalization of the methodology to future contexts. Key implications include a greater capability of the US court system to manage F/RAND disputes, false reification of patent holdup as a systemic problem, and a potentially normative, negative impact on patent value, where the total impact on both static and dynamic efficiency requires further research and potentially new knowledge-based economic theories. (C) 2016 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Heiden, Bowman] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Ctr Intellectual Property CIP, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Heiden, B (corresponding author), Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Ctr Intellectual Property CIP, Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "bo.heiden@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ericsson", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ericsson(Ericsson)", "Funding Text": "The research for this paper was partially funded by Ericsson. All research was conducted independently by the author. Any data collected from Ericsson was verified independently through other sources.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 870.0, "End Page": 887.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, SM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Song-min", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How can we make a socially optimal large-scale media platform? Analysis of a monopolistic Internet media platform using two-sided market theory", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Media platform; Two-sided market; Technology; Advertising; Prosumer", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "Monopolistic media platforms (MMPs) are increasingly prominent in the global Internet media industry due to the lock-in effect of the network economy. A MMP is capable of offering great utilities to its users and content providers (CPs) because such parties do not need to access multiple Internet media platforms to find their trading partners. However, a MMP operator (MMPO) can have a significant negative impact upon social welfare whenever it attempts to maximize profits via abuses of its own monopolistic power. The aims of this paper are as follows: firstly, we construct a model of a monopolistic media platform market to identify and analyze the decisions of a MMPO based on two-sided market theory. Secondly, we demonstrate how three factors - matching technology, prosumer strategy and advertising technology - impact on the size of the network and social welfare. Finally, we provide both policy makers and media platform operators (MPOs) with useful suggestions on how to promote the Internet media industry and deter MMPOs from abusing their own powers. From the analysis of the modified new model we suggest, matching technology and prosumer policy are demonstrated to increase the number of users and CPs of the platform and increase social welfare. Advertising policy is also one way of increasing social welfare, however, the necessity of monitoring of government for MMPO is proven because it may harm the utility of users. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Song-min] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Ind Strategy Res Dept, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 305700, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, SM (corresponding author), Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Ind Strategy Res Dept, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 305700, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "Songmin516@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP [14-000-02-001]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP (14-000-02-001). Development of UHD Realistic Broadcasting, Digital Cinema, and Digital Signage Convergence Service Technology). We would like to thank Professor C.H. Yoon at Korea University and Prof. D.H. Lee at Kaist, for their constructive comments on the early stage of this paper. Finally, we would like to thank the editor and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 79.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 899.0, "End Page": 918.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oghuma, AP; Chang, Y; Libaque-Saenz, CF; Park, MC; Rho, JJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oghuma, Apollos Patricks; Chang, Younghoon; Fernando Libaque-Saenz, Christian; Park, Myeong-Cheol; Rho, Jae Jeung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Benefit-confirmation model for post-adoption behavior of mobile instant messaging applications: A comparative analysis of KakaoTalk and Joyn in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Expectation-confirmation model; Continuance usage intention; Joyn; KakaoTalk; Mobile instant messaging applications", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY USAGE; SYSTEMS SUCCESS; MCLEAN MODEL; CUSTOMER SATISFACTION; PERCEIVED EASE; ANTECEDENTS; CONTINUANCE; ACCEPTANCE; INTENTION; DELONE", "Abstract": "Facilitated by advancement in technology, today, usage of mobile instant messaging (MIM) applications is a dominant global phenomenon that permeates every part of the world. This phenomenon results in drastic shift in customer attitude and behavior on how to connect and interact with others. MIM service has been replacing telecommunications operators (telcos)' short message service, and because third-party MIM applications are those gaining meaningful traction, this trend is threatening the telecommunications industry as it leads to losses in telcos' revenues. To cope with this onslaught of third-party MIM applications, telcos launched Joyn, their own MIM application. However, despite their similar technical characteristics, Joyn still lacks user traction. It is critical, therefore, to understand the antecedents to continuance use intention of MIM applications in both contexts. Based on the expanded expectation-confirmation model (ECM), the present research develops a benefit-confirmation model that examines the antecedents to continuance intention to use MIM applications, while provides a comparative analysis of two popular MIM applications in Korea KakaoTalk (third-party) and Joyn (telcos). A total of 467 data point were collected online. The structural equation modeling results of the total sample provide support for ECM-related hypotheses as well as for significant effects of net benefits and network benefits on continuance intention to use MIM applications, while the comparative analysis suggests that KakaoTalk's prominent features are hedonic in nature, whereas, Joyn's main attribute is its interoperability. The implications of these findings are discussed. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Oghuma, Apollos Patricks] Fed Minist Commun Technol, Dept Spectrum Management, Radio Frequency Monitoring & Survey Div, Abuja, Nigeria; [Chang, Younghoon] Sunway Univ, Dept Informat Syst, Selangor Darul Ehsan 47500, Malaysia; [Fernando Libaque-Saenz, Christian] Univ Pacifico, Sch Engn, Lima 11, Peru; [Park, Myeong-Cheol; Rho, Jae Jeung] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, Taejon 305701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sunway University; Universidad del Pacifico Peru; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Libaque-Saenz, CF (corresponding author), Univ Pacifico, Sch Engn, Ave Salaverry 2020, Lima 11, Peru.", "Email Addresses": "patricks.oghuma@commtech.gov.ng; younghoonc@sunway.edu.my; cf.libaques@up.edu.pe; imcpark@kaist.ac.kr; jjrho@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Park, Myeong Cheol/C-1739-2011; Rho, Jae Jeung/I-6340-2013; Chang, Younghoon/AAU-3283-2021", "ORCIDs": "Libaque-Saenz, Christian Fernando/0000-0002-1257-9596; Rho, Jae Jeung/0000-0003-1901-2274; Chang, Younghoon/0000-0003-1421-5777", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC) [IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC)", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC) support program (IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003) supervised by the Institute for Information & Communications Technology Promotion (IITP).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 44.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 47.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 51.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 658.0, "End Page": 677.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Reed, D; Lansford, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Reed, David; Lansford, James", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Wi-Fi as a Commercial Service: New Technology and Policy Implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11); Wireless technology; Standards; Spectrum management; Spectrum manager", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "While Wi-Fi has enjoyed explosive growth and deployment for use in residential homes, the rollout of commercial Wi-Fi service has been more limited. Part of the holdback on large-scale commercial deployment has been the strategic concern that the commons model to spectrum management lacks the incentives for service providers to invest due to the limited ability to manage interference in the unlicensed band. Today, however, this situation appears to have changed. To explain the new confidence by service providers in commercial Wi-Fi, the activities of the Wi-Fi Alliance and IEEE 802.11 standards body are analyzed to show how these groups essentially replicate many, but not all, of the functions traditionally employed by an effective band manager that is optimizing efficiency on a licensed spectrum block more typically associated with the deployment of commercial services. Consequently, with the Wi-Fi ecosystem functioning as an effective spectrum manager, it is concluded that the service provider investment in Public Wi-Fi networks is rational and the risk posed by saturation or overuse has been reduced to an acceptable level. The strategic implications of this finding on the Wi-Fi platform are the examined. How the requirements from service providers are already significantly influencing the evolution of the Wi-Fi standard is discussed, and an attempt is made to address the risks and liabilities associated with the unlicensed spectrum management model. Thus, service providers increasingly need functionality in Wi-Fi technology to manage interference, and monitor and improve network performance. The current ideas under discussion are elaborated for the next version of Wi-Fi to support both commercial Wi-Fi requirements, which address the interference concerns, but only up to a point, as the unlicensed model intrinsically leaves some risk to participants of spectrum saturation through overuse. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Reed, David; Lansford, James] Univ Colorado, Interdisciplinary Telecommun Program, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "david.reed@colorado.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 827.0, "End Page": 837.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Beard, TR; Ford, GS; Kim, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Beard, T. Randolph; Ford, George S.; Kim, Hyeongwoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Capital investment and employment in the information sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Employment; Information technology; Capital investment; Telecommunications; Multipliers; Development; Labor", "Keywords Plus": "COINTEGRATING VECTORS; REGRESSIONS; SYSTEMS", "Abstract": "Estimation of the employment effects of changes in capital investment is a standard tool in public policy debates. Typically, such predictions are based on employment multipliers derived from Input-Output analysis. In this paper, we measure the employment effects of changes in capital investment in the U.S. information sector by econometrically estimating an employment multiplier from historical data. The estimated multiplier is 10 information sector jobs for each million dollars in expenditure, and perhaps 24 new jobs per million dollars invested across the entire economy. Employment multipliers derived from the Input-Output methodology average about 16 jobs per million, but the multiplier includes jobs outside the information sector. Including employment spillovers, our estimates suggest the multipliers from Input-Output models are plausible. We also note that information sector jobs have substantially higher median earnings than the private sector average, so the economic significance of changes in information sector employment are greater than might first appear. Our findings may be useful in debates over changes in industry regulation that could affect investment. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights", "Addresses": "[Beard, T. Randolph; Kim, Hyeongwoo] Auburn Univ, Dept Econ, Auburn, AL USA; [Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "Auburn University System; Auburn University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "trbaub@gmail.com; ford@phoenix-center.org; gmmkim@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Hyeongwoo/GNH-5819-2022", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Hyeongwoo/0000-0002-9685-2579", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 371.0, "End Page": 382.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Isfandyari-Moghaddam, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Isfandyari-Moghaddam, Alireza", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Global Flow of Information: Legal, Social and Cultural Perspectives", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Isfandyari-Moghaddam, Alireza] Islamic Azad Univ, Hamedan Branch, Dept Knowledge & Informat Sci, Tehran, Iran", "Affiliations": "Islamic Azad University", "Reprint Addresses": "Isfandyari-Moghaddam, A (corresponding author), Islamic Azad Univ, Hamedan Branch, Dept Knowledge & Informat Sci, Tehran, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "ali.isfandyari@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Isfandyari-Moghaddam, Alireza/F-7234-2010", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 2.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 411.0, "End Page": 412.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Saleh, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Saleh, Nivien", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Egypt's digital activism and the Dictator's Dilemma: An evaluation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Conference of the Global-Internet-Governance-Academic-Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Date": "MAY 06, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "Global Internet Governance Acad Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media; Egypt; Sixth of April Youth Movement; We are all Khalid Said; Dictator's Dilemma; Authoritarianism; Arab spring; Digital activism", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In recent years academics have used the term Dictator's Dilemma to describe the impact of the Internet on undemocratic societies. The Dilemma says that if dictatorial rulers permit increased Internet penetration, they risk overthrow; if they do not, they isolate themselves from the global information economy, causing economic decline. Since Internet penetration world-wide has deepened, the Dilemma implies that dictatorships are bound to fall one by one. But how good is the Dilemma as an analytical device? Not very, this essay argues, using the Egyptian uprising of January 2011 as a case study. By examining the state's Internet politics before 2011, the use of the Internet by Egyptian resistance activists, and the power relations that existed after the overthrow of the Dictator, this essay argues that the Dictator's Dilemma blinds scholars to what really happens on the ground. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Thunderbird Sch Global Management, Dept Global Studies, Glendale, AZ 85306 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Saleh, N (corresponding author), Thunderbird Sch Global Management, Dept Global Studies, 1 Global Pl, Glendale, AZ 85306 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nivien.saleh@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 76.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 476.0, "End Page": 483.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sutherland, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sutherland, Ewan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The shift: the evolving market, players and business models in a 2.0 world", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Witwatersrand", "Reprint Addresses": "Sutherland, E (corresponding author), Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "3wan@3wan.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 82.0, "End Page": 83.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Greenstein, S; McDevitt, RC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Greenstein, Shane; McDevitt, Ryan C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The broadband bonus: Estimating broadband Internet's economic value", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Internet; Economic value; Surplus", "Keywords Plus": "TELEPHONE LINES; DEMAND", "Abstract": "How much economic value did broadband Internet create? Despite the importance of this question for national policy, no research has estimated broadband's incremental contribution to U.S. GDP by calibrating against historical adoption and incorporating counterfactuals. This study provides benchmark estimates for 1999 through 2006 and finds that broadband accounts for $28 billion of the $39 billion observed in 2006. Depending on the estimate, households generated $20-$22 billion of broadband revenue and approximately $8.3-$10.6 billion was additional revenue created between 1999 and 2006. Consumer surplus accounted for $4.8-$6.7 billion of this amount, which is not measured in GDP. An Internet-access Consumer Price Index would have to decline by 1.6-2.2% per year for it to reflect this unmeasured value. These estimates differ from existing benchmarks by an order of magnitude and relate to several policy debates. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Greenstein, Shane] Northwestern Univ, Kellogg Sch Management, Evanston, IL 60208 USA; [McDevitt, Ryan C.] Univ Rochester, William E Simon Grad Sch Business Adm, Rochester, NY 14627 USA", "Affiliations": "Northwestern University; University of Rochester", "Reprint Addresses": "Greenstein, S (corresponding author), Northwestern Univ, Kellogg Sch Management, 611 Leverone Hall,2001 Sheridan Rd, Evanston, IL 60208 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Greenstein@kellogg.northwestern.edu; ryan.mcdevitt@simon.rochester.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Searle Foundation; Kaufman Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Searle Foundation; Kaufman Foundation", "Funding Text": "We thank David Burstein, Maya Butovich, Robert Crandall, Greg Crawford, Ken Flamm, Barbara Fraumeni, John Horrigan, Chuck Jackson, Greg Rosston, Scott Savage, Alicia Shems, Marvin Sirbu, Dan Sichel, Lisa Stein, Ali Yurukoglu, Philip Webre, anonymous reviewers and the editor for many useful suggestions. We thank the Searle Foundation and the Kaufman Foundation for funding. All errors are our responsibility. A prior version of this paper was titled The Broadband Bonus: Accounting for Broadband Internet's Effect on US GDP, NBER Working Paper 14758, February 2009.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 49.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 55.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 617.0, "End Page": 632.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Waverman, L; Koutroumpis, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Waverman, Leonard; Koutroumpis, Pantelis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Benchmarking telecoms regulation - The Telecommunications Regulatory Governance Index (TRGI)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecoms regulation; Benchmarking; Country-wide governance", "Keywords Plus": "LATIN-AMERICA; INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT; INDEPENDENCE; FOUNDATIONS; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; EFFICIENCY; OWNERSHIP; EXPANSION; OUTCOMES", "Abstract": "In this study an index of the effectiveness of the institutional design of telecommunication regulators for 142 countries that belong to the International Telecommunications Union is produced. This index - the Telecommunications Regulatory Governance Index (TRGI) - ranks these countries regionally (The Americas, The EU27, Other Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Northern Africa and Africa) as well as globally. Data from Transparency International are used to measure general political governance for these same 142 countries and show the correspondence or lack thereof between the TRGI and political transparency. Strong empirical evidence is found that countries with better institutions have telecommunication regulators that consistently score higher in the TRGI. (C) 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Waverman, Leonard] Univ Calgary, Haskayne Business Sch, Calgary, AB, Canada; [Koutroumpis, Pantelis] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, London, England; [Koutroumpis, Pantelis] European Investment Bank, Luxembourg, Luxembourg", "Affiliations": "University of Calgary; Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Waverman, L (corresponding author), Univ Calgary, Haskayne Business Sch, Calgary, AB, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "waverman@ucalgary.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis/0000-0002-2398-0027", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 450.0, "End Page": 468.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The third-generation-mobile (3G) policy and deployment in China: Current status, challenges, and prospects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile communications; Next-generation-networks (NGNs); 3G policy; 4G; Competition regulation; Structural reform; Institutions; Technology adoption", "Keywords Plus": "TRANSITION", "Abstract": "Since the inception of telecom reform in 1994, structural reform has been a main thread surrounding the course of the development of China's telecommunications industry. In structuring the 2008 reform and the 2009 3G rollout China's government adopted a relatively balanced approach in the hope of creating level-playing-field in 3G era. Nevertheless, due to the presence of substantial switching costs, substitution effects from the present technology mode, that is, 2.5G, the absence of killer applications, among other technological and institutional factors, China may not have a realistic 3G era before moving toward 4G and beyond. At the bare minimum, currently there is a lacking of either adequate technological-push or demand-pull for a full-scale 3G commercialization there is no sign that this situation will change in the near term. Triggered by recent initiatives of market convergence between the telecommunications, Internet, and cable, a renewed circle of market, and regulatory reform is probably necessary to cast a sounder industry basis for a timing migration toward the next-generation-networks (NGNs). The timing migration toward 4G (and beyond) may provide a chance for a late-mover nation like China to leapfrog its western counterparts in leading the industry in the era of NGNs. To this end, China is confronted with a challenge in re-examining its industry policy as well as technological strategies for a sustainable development in the era of NGNs. This study offers heuristic analysis and insights on the above issues based on archival documents and interviews. While implications are suggested for China's circumstances, the Chinese experiences may also be considered by other countries and investors when it comes to 3G (and beyond) policies, regulations, deployments, and evolutions. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd,Mailbox 164, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xiajun@bupt.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020; Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "Humanities and Social Science Research Foundation, Ministry of Education, China [10YJAZH092]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Humanities and Social Science Research Foundation, Ministry of Education, China", "Funding Text": "This research project is supported by the Humanities and Social Science Research Foundation, Ministry of Education, China (Grant no.: 10YJAZH092). The author is grateful to two anonymous referees for their constructive comments, based on which, this current article is revised and improved, particularly reviewer #1 who provided extensive comments and suggestions which are absolutely helpful. Thanks also to David Waterman and Reed Nelson, Indiana University, Bloomington for their generous helps during and after author's visiting term from 2008-2009. Nevertheless, any mistake remains with the author.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 55.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 58.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 51.0, "End Page": 63.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, K; Leonard, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Kangoh; Leonard, Russell", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "High-speed internet access and diffusion of new technologies in nonmetro areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "High-speed internet; Technologies; Availability; Speed; Nonmetro areas; Metro areas", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; IMPACT; MODEL; ICT", "Abstract": "Using Federal Communications Commission internet data during the period 2014-2021, this paper studies high-speed internet access across metro and nonmetro areas by technology types. The paper develops the measures of the tract-level availability of a technology, based on the number of internet service providers of the technology in each census block. The analysis shows that all technologies had been less available and slower in nonmetro areas than metro areas even after controlling for relevant factors such as household incomes and labor market conditions. In addition, a new technology, namely Cable Modem-DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specifications) 3.1, had replaced an old one, namely Cable Modem-DOCSIS 3.0, in nonmetro areas at much slower rates than in metro areas. The paper then discusses policy implications of the high-speed internet gap.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Kangoh] San Diego State Univ, Dept Econ, 5500 Campanile Dr, San Diego, CA 92182 USA; [Leonard, Russell] Univ Calif Irvine, Dept Econ, 3151 Social Sci Plaza, Irvine, CA 92697 USA", "Affiliations": "California State University System; San Diego State University; University of California System; University of California Irvine", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, K (corresponding author), San Diego State Univ, Dept Econ, 5500 Campanile Dr, San Diego, CA 92182 USA.", "Email Addresses": "klee@sdsu.edu; rsleonar@uci.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102620.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102620", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6TO1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086111500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Köppl-Turyna, M; Schwarzbauer, W; Bittó, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Koeppl-Turyna, Monika; Schwarzbauer, Wolfgang; Bitto, Virag", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluating the effects of ICT core elements on CO2 emissions: Recent evidence from OECD countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Digitalization; CO 2 emissions; Electricity consumption; OECD data; Panel econometrics", "Keywords Plus": "ENERGY EFFICIENCY; INVESTMENT; GROWTH", "Abstract": "This research aimed to inform policymakers about the actual climate relevance of the information and communication technology (ICT) ecosystem, which includes data centers and content provision, broadband networks, and consumer devices. To provide robust empirical evidence on the net environmental impact of these core ICT elements, we used OECD panel data for 34 Member States for the years 2002-2019 and panel fixed-effects regression models. In contrast to previous literature, we measured basic broadband and new fiber-based wireline broadband and 3G/4G mobile broadband network deployment. We also captured variations in end-user devices, ICT affinity, and famous online content. We found that, on average, the CO2-reducing effects appear to outweigh the CO2-increasing effects. In particular, we found that, in addition to the reduction effect associated with the use of basic broadband connections, there is a further, albeit smaller, reduction effect associated with new fiber-based broadband connections. Other ICT elements showed insignificant coefficient estimates, suggesting largely offsetting environmental impacts. Our main findings were subject to various robustness checks and were broadly consistent with previous literature using data from developed countries. Our results suggested that old and new broadband networks as enabling technology could generate positive environmental effects for society.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Univ Passau, Sch Business Econ & Informat Syst, Passau, Germany; [Briglauer, Wolfgang; Koeppl-Turyna, Monika; Schwarzbauer, Wolfgang; Bitto, Virag] EcoAustria Inst Econ Res, Heumarkt 10, A-1030 Vienna, Austria; [Briglauer, Wolfgang] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Inst Regulatory Econ, Welthandelspl 1, A-1020 Vienna, Austria", "Affiliations": "University of Passau; Vienna University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Inst Regulatory Econ, Welthandelspl 1, A-1020 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "wolfgang.briglauer@ecoaustria.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102581.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102581", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "T8HS4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, Bronze", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001080342600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dzator, J; Acheampong, AO; Appiah-Otoo, I; Dzator, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dzator, Janet; Acheampong, Alex O.; Appiah-Otoo, Isaac; Dzator, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Leveraging digital technology for development: Does ICT contribute to poverty reduction?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology; Poverty reduction; Economic recovery; Sustainable development goals; Sub-saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "INCLUSIVE HUMAN-DEVELOPMENT; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; INCOME INEQUALITY; INTERNET ACCESS; E-COMMERCE; PANEL-DATA; MOBILE; INFORMATION", "Abstract": "The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1 requires countries to end poverty of all forms. At the same time, SDG 9 target 9.c calls for increasing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) access and striving to provide universal and affordable access to the internet in the least developed countries by 2020. While the existing studies have explored the effect of ICT on eco-nomic growth, there is a limited empirical study on the effect of ICT on poverty reduction. This article, therefore, investigates the effect of ICT on poverty reduction using comprehensive panel data for 44 sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) countries from 2010 to 2019. Using the dynamic system -generalized method of moment estimator to control endogeneity, the findings show that tele-phone penetration, mobile phone penetration, and ICT goods imported contribute to poverty reduction, while internet penetration, broadband penetration, and ICT goods exported increase poverty rate regardless of gender and age group. The net effect estimates reveal that at the maximum value of most ICT variables, economic growth, income inequality, and access to credit significantly increase poverty rate regardless of the age group. We argue that for SSA to leverage ICT to drive economic prosperity, policies that seek to drive ICT availability and affordability should be supported with policies that ensure income redistribution, trickle-down development, and minimizing the cost of accessing credit.", "Addresses": "[Dzator, Janet] Univ Newcastle, Newcastle Business Sch, Callaghan, Australia; [Dzator, Janet; Dzator, Michael] Univ Newcastle, Ctr African Res Engagement & Partnerships CARE P, Callaghan, Australia; [Acheampong, Alex O.] Bond Univ, Bond Business Sch, Gold Coast, Australia; [Acheampong, Alex O.] Bond Univ, Ctr Data Analyt, Gold Coast, Australia; [Appiah-Otoo, Isaac] Chengdu Univ Technol, Coll Management Sci, Chengdu, Peoples R China; [Dzator, Michael] Cent Queensland Univ, SAE, Mackay, Qld, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Newcastle; University of Newcastle; Bond University; Bond University; Chengdu University of Technology; Central Queensland University", "Reprint Addresses": "Acheampong, AO (corresponding author), Bond Univ, Bond Business Sch, Gold Coast, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "aacheamp@bond.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Acheampong, Alex O./AFU-9688-2022; Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/GWZ-5503-2022", "ORCIDs": "Acheampong, Alex O./0000-0002-5462-5466; Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/0000-0002-3683-0634; Dzator, Janet/0000-0002-9866-6323", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 121.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102524.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102524", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 34.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F3PB1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000981485800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lim, C; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lim, Chulmin; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Why do Korean users intend to subscribe to global OTT service through their local IPTV service?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Local internet protocol television (IPTV); Global over -the -top (OTT); Cooperation; Perceived value of global OTT service; Diversity of local content; Dissatisfaction with local IPTV", "Keywords Plus": "VALUE-BASED ADOPTION; MOBILE INTERNET; NETFLIX; SATISFACTION; INTEGRATION; QUALITY; MODELS; PRICE", "Abstract": "Korean local IPTV users have another option to subscribe to and use the global OTT service through the cooperation between their IPTV service and global OTT service. Though the success of this cooperation will likely depend on users' responses to it, there are few studies to examine users' intention to subscribe to new global OTT service through local IPTV service. This study aims to examine why Korean users intend to subscribe to global OTT service through their local IPTV service. We conducted an online survey with current users of LG Uplus IPTV who were aware of Disney Plus, and we analyzed the model using the PLS-SEM method. The results showed that the perceived value of global OTT service was a major factor affecting IPTV users' intentions to subscribe to global OTT service through local IPTV service. The results also indicated the perceived monetary value of global OTT and the diversity of local (Korean) content would be crucial factor affecting the perceived value of global OTT service. However, users' dissatisfaction with local IPTV did not appear to affect users' intentions.", "Addresses": "[Lim, Chulmin; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "lcm8930@korea.ac.kr; hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF- 2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF- 2019S1A3A2099973) , and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102541.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102541", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F4LL0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000982076700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kakizawa, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kakizawa, Hisanobu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The value of public service broadcasting in Japan during COVID-19 pandemic: An analysis of WTP by Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Media consumption behavior; News; reports; NHK", "Keywords Plus": "DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE; DISCRIMINATION; NEWS", "Abstract": "The first case of COVID-19 in Japan was detected in January 2020, and the first outbreak occurred between March and May of that year. In this study, changes in the willingness to pay (WTP) for public service media (PSM) were analyzed using data from public opinion polls conducted before and after the period of the first outbreak. A comparison of the samples obtained via Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition revealed the importance of and satisfaction with the news that viewers felt, and their viewing frequency increased after the pandemic, as did WTP. The findings can be interpreted as an increase in the demand for news as the infection spread. The analysis also showed that the WTP for PSM decreased a little owing to the reduction in sports programs. The results demonstrate the importance of PSM in moments of crisis, such as pandemics.", "Addresses": "[Kakizawa, Hisanobu] Osaka Univ, Ctr Educ Liberal Arts & Sci, 1-16 Machikaneyama, Toyonaka, Osaka 5600043, Japan", "Affiliations": "Osaka University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kakizawa, H (corresponding author), Osaka Univ, Ctr Educ Liberal Arts & Sci, 1-16 Machikaneyama, Toyonaka, Osaka 5600043, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "kakizawa.celas@osaka-u.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102523.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102523", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9Z8FK", "Pubmed Id": 36852380.0, "Open Access Designations": "Bronze, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000951370600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ondoa, HA; Bella, GLA; Bindop, KMM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ondoa, Henri Atangana; Bella, Genevieve Lareine Ambombo; Bindop, Kunz Modeste Mbenga", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile money, family assistance and welfare in Cameroon", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Welfare; PSM", "Keywords Plus": "PROPENSITY SCORE", "Abstract": "This paper aims to investigate the effect of mobile money services on the welfare in Cameroon. It specifically verifies whether the welfare of people benefiting from family assistance is improved via the mobile money services offered by the two main operators in the country, namely: Orange and Mtn. The data used come from the << FinScope Consommateur Cameroun >> Survey carried out in 2017 by the National Institute of Statistics (INS). Based on the propensity scores estimations, this study shows a positive and significant effect of mobile money on welfare. However, among the operators, Orange has a better impact compared to Mtn which does not present a significant effect. These results call on the authorities in charge of the development and implementation of financial inclusion policies to recognize the interest of digital financial services at the heart of financial inclusion strategies for the welfare of the poor.", "Addresses": "[Ondoa, Henri Atangana; Bella, Genevieve Lareine Ambombo; Bindop, Kunz Modeste Mbenga] Univ Yaounde II, Fac Econ & Management, Soa, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Bindop, KMM (corresponding author), Univ Yaounde II, Fac Econ & Management, Soa, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "kunzbindop@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102457.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102457", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8H5NC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000921079100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Diaz, C; Dodel, M; Menese, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Diaz, Carlos; Dodel, Matias; Menese, Pablo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can one laptop per child reduce digital inequalities? ICT household access patterns under Plan Ceibal", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital inequalities; One laptop per child; ICT household Access; Technological diffusion; Plan ceibal", "Keywords Plus": "WAGE STRUCTURE; COMPUTER USE; TECHNOLOGY; INTERNET; EMPLOYMENT; DIVIDE", "Abstract": "The study of information and communications technology (ICT) adoption signals that diffusion processes within highly unequal societies produce stratification in the access to digital technol-ogies and thus, maintain or even increase previous socioeconomic disparities. While technological utopians believed that One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)-like programs could reduce societal in-equalities, the economics literature evaluating these initiatives has mostly focused on student's human capital. Results suggest no impact, even for successful programs such as Uruguay's own OLPC-inspired Plan Ceibal. In this paper, we use an event-study approach to difference-indifferences to identify the impact of Plan Ceibal on the household adoption of technological goods across income quintiles. Our results show that Plan Ceibal helped to bridge domestic digital disparities in terms of access to PC and favored the uptake of internet services. We discuss the potential mechanisms behind these results. Regarding household PC access, even though Plan Ceibal was conceived as a universal program targeting primary-level students attending public schools, both infantilization of poverty and a dual-system educational stratification may explain why this initiative had a heterogenous impact across different income groups. Regarding household connectivity, Plan Ceibal reduced the cost of the bundle required to consume internet services at the time of the study, improving affordability and access among households with beneficiaries of the program.", "Addresses": "[Diaz, Carlos; Dodel, Matias] Univ Catol Uruguay, Dept Social Sci, Montevideo, Uruguay; [Menese, Pablo] Univ Republica, Ctr Estudios Polit Educ, Montevideo, Uruguay", "Affiliations": "Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay", "Reprint Addresses": "Dodel, M (corresponding author), Univ Catol Uruguay, Dept Social Sci, Montevideo, Uruguay.", "Email Addresses": "matias.dodel@ucu.edu.uy", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Diaz, Carlos/0000-0002-8823-5976", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102406.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102406", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Luo, Q; Hu, HY; Feng, DW; He, XG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Luo, Qi; Hu, Haoyu; Feng, Dawei; He, Xiaogang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How does broadband infrastructure promote entrepreneurship in China: Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Entrepreneurship; Broadband China strategy; Staggered difference-in-difference; Quasi-natural experiment", "Keywords Plus": "LABOR-MARKET; INTERNET; IMPACT; INVESTMENT; DETERMINANTS; EMPLOYMENT; INNOVATION; RETURNS; QUALITY; ECONOMY", "Abstract": "Using the Broadband China strategy as a quasi-natural experiment, our study attempts to un-derstand how broadband infrastructure (BI) impacts entrepreneurship in China. Employing a staggered difference-in-difference approach, we argue that BI significantly enhances entrepre-neurship, and that this conclusion holds after considering the identification of assumptions and a range of other factors that may interfere with the estimation results. The mechanism exploration reveals that human capital agglomeration and financial development are the main pathways through which BI encourages entrepreneurial activities. Furthermore, the positive effects of BI are bigger in eastern cities, high market-oriented cities, and among cities with excellent traditional infrastructure. Our findings reveal the role of improving BI in facilitating the development of new ventures in China.", "Addresses": "[Luo, Qi] Jinan Univ, Sch Econ, Guangzhou, Peoples R China; [Hu, Haoyu] Shanghai Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Publ Econ & Adm, Shanghai, Peoples R China; [Feng, Dawei; He, Xiaogang] Jiangxi Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Econ, 168 East Shuanggang Rd, Nanchang, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Jinan University; Shanghai University of Finance & Economics; Jiangxi University of Finance & Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "He, XG (corresponding author), Jiangxi Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Econ, 168 East Shuanggang Rd, Nanchang, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "nchxg@126.com", "Researcher Ids": "He, Xiao-Gang/C-8894-2013; Feng, Dawei/S-4070-2016", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [72163016]; National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science [22ZDA049]; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics graduate student innovation fund [CXJJ-2020-319]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics graduate student innovation fund", "Funding Text": "The authors gratefully acknowledge financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (72163016) , the National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science (22ZDA049) and the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics graduate student innovation fund (CXJJ-2020-319)", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 24.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 141.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102440.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102440", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "4P7CH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000855549100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Massaro, M; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Massaro, Maria; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Why is South Korea at the forefront of 5G? Insights from technology systems theory", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Mobile network; South Korea; Technology systems theory; Government; Salients", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE; STANDARDS", "Abstract": "South Korea became the first country in the world to launch a nationwide 5G network and commercialize 5G services. The Korean government played an essential role in the development of 5G, creating a tailored institutional arrangement that allowed South Korea to be at the forefront of 5G. In particular, the government set up a detailed time plan on how to go about 5G deployment and commercialization. The government also facilitated collaborative work between companies, research institutes, and academia, and strongly promoted R&D work for the development of 5G equipment, devices, and applications, providing financial and administrative support, opportunities for field trials, and various forms of incentive, including tax benefits to companies. This study analyzed the 5G socio-technical system in South Korea through the lens of technology systems theory, identifying and discussing crucial factors that have propelled 5G development and major latent aspects, such as the lack of killer applications for consumers and in vertical industries, which may potentially hinder the further growth and stabilization of the 5G system in South Korea.", "Addresses": "[Massaro, Maria] Volvo Grp Trucks Technol, Grp Gardsgatan 10, SE-41715 Gothenburg, Sweden; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Volvo; Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF2019S1A3A2099973), and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 163.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102290.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102290", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ariansyah, K; Sirait, ERE; Nugroho, BA; Suryanegara, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ariansyah, Kasmad; Sirait, Emyana Ruth Eritha; Nugroho, Badar Agung; Suryanegara, Muhammad", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Drivers of and barriers to e-commerce adoption in Indonesia: Individuals' perspectives and the implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-commerce adoption; Developing countries; Online buyer; Online shopping; Indonesian individuals", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; PREDICTIONS; TECHNOLOGY; ECOMMERCE", "Abstract": "This study aims to investigate the underlying factors affecting Indonesian individuals' decision to make online purchases. Primary data were collected through a nationwide survey in 2019 covering all 34 Indonesian provinces. Secondary data regarding Indonesian villages' potential (PODES) are utilized to provide information about the availability of infrastructure at the village level. The standard utility/net gain maximization framework is adopted, and a binary logistic regression model is employed. A total of 8854 useable samples are analyzed. The results suggest that the probability of using e-commerce to make online purchases increases if an individual is male, young, married, highly educated, and an entrepreneur, as well as has access to the Internet, can easily find logistic and financial services, has sufficient digital skills, and has not been exposed to harmful content. These results produce several findings: the relative advantages of ecommerce over traditional commerce and the compatibility of e-commerce with individuals' needs and values can drive its adoption; digital skills and the ubiquitous related infrastructures are an essential requirements to expand e-commerce diffusion; exposure to harmful content is empirically discovered to be a barrier to e-commerce adoption. These findings lead the authors to provide recommendations to promote more inclusive e-commerce adoption and optimize the ecommerce sector's contribution to the national economy.", "Addresses": "[Ariansyah, Kasmad] Minist Commun & Informat, Ctr Res & Dev Resources Equipment & Operat Posts, Medan Merdeka Barat 9, Jakarta 10110, Indonesia; [Sirait, Emyana Ruth Eritha; Nugroho, Badar Agung] Minist Commun & Informat, Ctr Res & Dev Informat Applicat Informat & Publ C, Medan Merdeka Barat 9, Jakarta 10110, Indonesia; [Suryanegara, Muhammad] Univ Indonesia, Dept Elect Engn, Grad Program Telecommun Management, Depok, Indonesia", "Affiliations": "University of Indonesia", "Reprint Addresses": "Ariansyah, K (corresponding author), Minist Commun & Informat, Ctr Res & Dev Resources Equipment & Operat Posts, Medan Merdeka Barat 9, Jakarta 10110, Indonesia.", "Email Addresses": "kasmad.ariansyah@kominfo.go.id; emya001@kominfo.go.id; bada001@kominfo.go.id; m.suryanegara@ui.ac.id", "Researcher Ids": "Ariansyah, Kasmad/ABB-2225-2020; Sirait, Emyana/GWV-6773-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ariansyah, Kasmad/0000-0002-8128-8733;", "Funding Orgs": "Agency for Research and Human Resources Development on Communications and Informatics, Ministry of Communications and Informatics, the Republic of Indonesia", "Funding Name Preferred": "Agency for Research and Human Resources Development on Communications and Informatics, Ministry of Communications and Informatics, the Republic of Indonesia", "Funding Text": "This work was financially supported by the Agency for Research and Human Resources Development on Communications and Informatics, Ministry of Communications and Informatics, the Republic of Indonesia. The authors would like to thank the survey team for their assitance with data collection.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102219.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102219", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Levinson, NS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Levinson, Nanette S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Idea entrepreneurs: The United Nations Open-Ended Working Group & cybersecurity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cybersecurity; Idea diffusion; Nonstate actors; Gender; Human rights; Sustainable development", "Keywords Plus": "NORMS; SECURITY", "Abstract": "The United Nations OEWG (Open Ended Working Group) focused on cybersecurity provides the context for an examination of idea entrepreneurship regarding the role of nonstate actors and the concepts of human rights, gender and sustainable development against the backdrop of a global pandemic and increasing cybersecurity challenges. Crafting a cross-disciplinary conceptual framework based upon a review of relevant literatures, this study uses archival and content analysis to highlight those organizations serving as idea entrepreneurs and those contesting such ideas. Findings include the presence of key divides among idea entrepreneur organizations (including among nation-state organizations themselves) as well as key linkages among a 'galaxy' or interconnection of ideas forged with potential to bridge such divides. Additionally, mention of the pandemic emerges as a factor catalyzing idea entrepreneurship with a focus on critical infrastructures.", "Addresses": "[Levinson, Nanette S.] Amer Univ, Internet Governance Lab, Washington, DC 20016 USA; [Levinson, Nanette S.] Amer Univ, Sch Int Serv, Washington, DC 20016 USA", "Affiliations": "American University; American University", "Reprint Addresses": "Levinson, NS (corresponding author), Amer Univ, Internet Governance Lab, Washington, DC 20016 USA.;Levinson, NS (corresponding author), Amer Univ, Sch Int Serv, Washington, DC 20016 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nlevins@american.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Levinson, Nanette/0000-0003-4101-8971", "Funding Orgs": "Hewlett Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Hewlett Foundation", "Funding Text": "This research did not receive any specific grant. However, the author wishes to express appreciation to The Hewlett Foundation for its funding for The American University Internet Governance Lab.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102142.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102142", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Radu, R; Kettemann, MC; Meyer, T; Shahin, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Radu, Roxana; Kettemann, Matthias C.; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Normfare: Norm entrepreneurship in internet governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Norm entrepreneurship; Internet governance; Norm contestation; Platform governance; Standard-making bodies; International relations", "Keywords Plus": "DEMOCRACY; DYNAMICS; POLICY", "Abstract": "This special issue is the first to systematically address the activity we call normfare - the assiduous development of norms of very different character (public and private, formal and informal, technically mediated and directly implemented) by different actors (platforms, standard-setters, states) as an answer to the wide range of challenges facing internet governance. We bring together contributions from leading anthropologists, technologists, political scientists, legal and communication scholars exploring how norms underpin the new ordering of the internet, whether in explicit or implicit forms. Through various theoretical lenses, contributions analyze the impact of platforms, states, civil society, expert groups and key individuals on restructuring the normative order of the internet, and present empirical evidence for instances of norm creation, legitimation, contestation and opposition. Valuable new insights for norm development processes come from case studies, ethnographies, legal and discourse analysis and interdisciplinary approaches locating agency and power plays. In this introduction, we define the key concepts applicable to norm entrepreneurship and discuss their interplay in internet governance debates, followed by an overview of the articles included in the special issue. In the final section, we reflect on the implications of our new research agenda.", "Addresses": "[Radu, Roxana] Global Governance Ctr, Grad Inst Int & Dev Studies, Geneva, Switzerland; [Radu, Roxana] Univ Oxford, Ctr Sociolegal Studies, Oxford, England; [Kettemann, Matthias C.] Leibniz Inst Medienforsch, Hans Bredow Inst HBI, Hamburg, Germany; [Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels Sch Governance BSoG VUB, Ixelles, Belgium; [Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] United Nations Univ, Ctr Comparat Reg Integrat Studies UNU CRIS, Brugge, Belgium; [Shahin, Jamal] Univ Amsterdam, Amsterdam Sch Reg Transnatl & European Studies, Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford; Vrije Universiteit Brussel; University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Radu, R (corresponding author), Global Governance Ctr, Grad Inst Int & Dev Studies, Geneva, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "roxana.radu@graduateinstitute.ch", "Researcher Ids": "Shahin, Jamal/IAP-6537-2023; Radu, Roxana/AAC-4742-2020", "ORCIDs": "Shahin, Jamal/0000-0002-6194-3956; Radu, Roxana/0000-0002-6329-7820; Meyer, Trisha/0000-0003-2135-1048", "Funding Orgs": "GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel [OZR/2017/092]", "Funding Name Preferred": "GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel [grant number: OZR/2017/092].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102148.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102148", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grishchenko, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grishchenko, Natalia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The gap not only closes: Resistance and reverse shifts in the digital divide in Russia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; ICT; ALMS; Social groups; Russia", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; INCOME INEQUALITY; INTERNET USAGE; BROAD-BAND; DISABILITY; ADOPTION; GENDER; ACCESS; MODEL; AGE", "Abstract": "The reduction of the digital divide due to the availability of the Internet and the improvement of skills is accompanied by reverse and resistance trends associated with the influence of socio-demographic and economic characteristics of users. In this paper, we estimate the volume and dynamics of the digital divide in access and use of the Internet in Russia by key social groups according to a longitudinal survey for 2008-2018. We found that along with the reducing of the digital divide, its gaps still remain. The greatest polarization is associated with the income, age, and type of residence of the respondents. The most vulnerable social groups on access to ICTs and Internet use are the low-income, the elderly, citizens with disabilities, and those living in rural areas. The reverse shifts in the digital divide were recorded mainly in relation to the Internet usage by age between the middle-age and youth and by gender. In addition, we pointed out the most resistance social groups to reduce the digital divide in the period under review, in particular, by income and type of residence of the respondents. The findings contribute to an understanding of the dynamics and social consequences of the digital divide and can be taken into account in social policy and measures.", "Addresses": "[Grishchenko, Natalia] Natl Res Univ Higher Sch Econ, Inst Social Policy, Ul Myasnitskaya 20, Moscow 101000, Russia", "Affiliations": "HSE University (National Research University Higher School of Economics)", "Reprint Addresses": "Grishchenko, N (corresponding author), Natl Res Univ Higher Sch Econ, Inst Social Policy, Ul Myasnitskaya 20, Moscow 101000, Russia.", "Email Addresses": "ngrishchenko@hse.ru", "Researcher Ids": "Grishchenko, Natalia/K-7065-2014; Grishchenko, Natalia/AAD-8743-2022", "ORCIDs": "Grishchenko, Natalia/0000-0003-0377-2105; Grishchenko, Natalia/0000-0003-0377-2105", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 69.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102004.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, CM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Chun-Mei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluating the efficiency change and productivity progress of the top global telecom operators since OTT's prevalence", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technical efficiency; DEA meta-frontier; EMS; FMC; OTT", "Keywords Plus": "SLACKS-BASED MEASURE; SUPER-EFFICIENCY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; TECHNOLOGY GAPS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DEA; GROWTH; CHINA; FMS", "Abstract": "The telecommunications industry has undergone significant evolvement from fixed to mobile substitution (FMS) to fixed mobile convergence (FMC) and now to over-the-top (OTT) services due to the huge rise in data usage. This paper explores efficiency variation during the period 2012-2017 for the top 41 global telecom operators in Forbes Global, 2000. Based on the data envelopment analysis (DEA) meta-frontier approach to reflect differences in production functions, the empirical results herein show that the number of operators achieving technical efficiency with respect to the meta-frontier fell from 13 firms in 2012 to 10 firms in 2013 to 8 firms in 2014 to 8 firms in 2015 and then to 7 firms in 2016, but then rose to 11 firms in 2017, displaying the impact from rise in OTT. For the mobile-only group, the average technical efficiency with respect to the meta-frontier is 0.841, which is superior to the fixed-mobile group's 0.774 and the fixed-only group's 0.714, and the group difference is significant among the three facilities-based groups. The meta-frontier estimation suggests that the fixed-mobile group has the highest meta-technology ratio (MTR) of 0.901 versus the mobile-only group's 0.886 and fixed-only group's 0.718. The empirical results offer policy implications for regulators to encourage telecom operators to have fixed-mobile operations. We further suggest that telecom operators cooperate with OTT service providers and invest in them in order to take advantage of people's more personalized digital life.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Chun-Mei] China Univ Technol, Dept Business Adm, 56,Sec 3,Xinglong Rd, Taipei 116, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Chen, CM (corresponding author), China Univ Technol, Dept Business Adm, 56,Sec 3,Xinglong Rd, Taipei 116, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "doris888@cute.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101805.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abrardi, L; Cambini, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abrardi, Laura; Cambini, Carlo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ultra-fast broadband investment and adoption: A survey", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Ultra-fast broadband investment and adoption; Access regulation; Competition; Public policies", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS; COMPETITION; IMPACT; SPEED; TRANSITION; NETWORKS; INTERNET; DEMAND; COPPER; EU", "Abstract": "In recent years, and in line with EC plans, telecom operators have been facing the need to deploy high-speed, fiber-based infrastructure. What is the socio-economic impact of these new investments on growth and local development? What are their effects on the labor market outcomes, in terms of firm productivity and entrepreneurship? What is the role of regulation and competition in spurring the deployment and the adoption of ultra-fast broadband networks? In this survey, we review the existing literature on ultra-fast, fiber-based broadband network, devoting special attention to the results and to the methodology used in the most recent studies.", "Addresses": "[Abrardi, Laura] Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Turin, Italy; [Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, Dept Management, European Univ Inst, Florence Sch Regulat, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Turin; Polytechnic University of Turin; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, Dept Management, European Univ Inst, Florence Sch Regulat, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "laura.abrardi@polito.it; carlo.cambini@polito.it", "Researcher Ids": "Abrardi, Laura/AAT-3408-2020; Pereira, Fernanda S./AID-4926-2022", "ORCIDs": "Abrardi, Laura/0000-0002-3910-7097; Pereira, Fernanda S./0000-0002-8987-1667; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca [TESUN-83486178370409, CAP. 1694 TIT. 232 ART. 6]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca(Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR))", "Funding Text": "This work has been partially supported by Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Universita e della Ricerca Award TESUN-83486178370409 finanziamento dipartimenti di eccellenza CAP. 1694 TIT. 232 ART. 6.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 37.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 39.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 183.0, "End Page": 198.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Honoré, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Honore, Bidiasse", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diffusion of mobile telephony: Analysis of determinants in Cameroon", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telephone technology; Technological diffusion; Access subsidies; Competition; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TECHNOLOGY; SERVICES", "Abstract": "This paper explores the diffusion of mobile telephone technology in Cameroon by identifying and analyzing the determinants of this diffusion. Studying the diffusion of mobile communications in African countries by integrating them into panels of developing countries is problematic. This approach is likely to mask the intrinsic differences as concerns the diffusion process. This survey shows, through the estimation of an S-shaped growth curve, that the Logistic model best describes the diffusion of mobile phone technology in Cameroon. Income, openness to competition and the use of SMS are key forces driving this diffusion. Forecasts indicate an increase of almost 70% in the demand by 2026 as far as mobile phone use in Cameroon is concerned. This implies not only an improvement in operators' and States revenues, but also, the need to invest in infrastructures. Our recommendation therefore calls for a greater liberalization of the mobile phone market in Cameroon. In addition, given the complementary relationship between the core and the mobile networks, infrastructural investments are also needed in both sectors.", "Addresses": "[Honore, Bidiasse] Univ Douala, Fac Econ & Appl Management, Res Grp Econ & Management GREG, POB 15214, Douala, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Honoré, B (corresponding author), Univ Douala, Fac Econ & Appl Management, Res Grp Econ & Management GREG, POB 15214, Douala, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "bidiasseh@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 287.0, "End Page": 298.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Manlove, J; Whitacre, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Manlove, Jacob; Whitacre, Brian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Understanding the trend to mobile-only internet connections:A decomposition analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Decomposition; Internet adoption; Mobile-only", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND ADOPTION; DIGITAL DIVIDE; RURAL-AREAS; DISCRIMINATION; SUBSTITUTION; DIFFUSION; BENEFITS", "Abstract": "A growing portion of internet users rely solely on mobile devices such as smartphones for their online access The percentage of mobile-only households increased from 9% in 2011 to 20% in 2015, more than doubling in only four years. As this shift continues, it leads to the question of what factors are driving the rise in mobile-only adoption. Using nationally representative data, this study uses logistic regressions and a decomposition technique to understand the trend. The decomposition reveals that a significant portion (65%) of the growth was due to an increase in the download speeds of mobile networks. An increased acceptance of mobile-only access by households aged 55 and older was also partly responsible. Understanding (and developing a response to) the trend towards mobile-only adoption will be important as organizations and governments continue to work to close the digital divide.", "Addresses": "[Manlove, Jacob; Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, 421 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Manlove, J (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, 421 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA.", "Email Addresses": "manlove@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 76.0, "End Page": 87.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is faster better? Quantifying the relationship between broadband speed and economic growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In this paper, I aim to quantify the relationship between higher broadband speeds (10 Mbps versus 25 Mbps) and the growth rates in important economic outcomes in U.S. counties including jobs, personal income, and labor earnings. Doing so exposes the potential for severe selection bias in studies of broadband's economic impact, which is addressed in this study using Coarsened Exact Matching. Once balanced, the data reveal no economic payoff from the 15 Mbps speed difference between the years 2013 and 2015 (when data is available). I also revisit an early and widely -cited study on broadband's effect on employment to evaluate the possible impacts of selection bias, and conclude that the positive benefits of broadband reported in that particular study are likely spurious. The selection bias problem may infect other studies on the economic impacts of broadband Internet services. Future research on broadband's economic impact should explicitly address selection bias.", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 940, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 940, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ford@phoenix-center.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 38.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 766.0, "End Page": 777.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cambini, C; De Masi, S; Paci, A; Rondi, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cambini, Carlo; De Masi, Sara; Paci, Andrea; Rondi, Laura", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "CEO compensation in EU telecom companies: Does the state design the right incentives?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecom companies; CEO compensation; State ownership; Corporate govemance", "Keywords Plus": "CORPORATE GOVERNANCE; EXECUTIVE-COMPENSATION; MANAGERIAL ENTRENCHMENT; PERFORMANCE; PAY; OWNERSHIP; COMPETITION; EQUITY; FIRMS; INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the structure of CEO pay in European fixed telecommunication companies, focusing on the impact of state ownership. Results show that, under the (partial or total) control of the state, the level of CEO compensation is lower and pay-performance sensitivity is higher than in privately-controlled firms. This finding suggests the state provides an incentive as well as a monitoring effect. However, when the state holds the majority of the shares, the pay level is significantly affected by the CEO power, suggesting that in these firms, CEOs are more likely to be entrenched with boards and succeed in raising their pay.", "Addresses": "[Cambini, Carlo; Rondi, Laura] Politecn Torino, Turin, Italy; [De Masi, Sara; Paci, Andrea] Univ Florence, Florence, Italy; [De Masi, Sara] New York Univ, Via Bolognese 120, I-50139 Florence, Italy; [Rondi, Laura] Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy; [De Masi, Sara; Paci, Andrea] Univ Florence, Dept Econ & Management, Via Pandette 32, I-50127 Florence, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Turin; University of Florence; Polytechnic University of Turin; University of Florence", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, Dept Management, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "carlo.cambini@polito.it; sara.demasi@unifi.it; andrea.paci@unifi.it; laura.rondi@polito.it", "Researcher Ids": "De+Masi, Sara/AAQ-1316-2021; Rondi, Laura/ADS-4154-2022", "ORCIDs": "PACI, ANDREA EUGENIO SETTIMO/0000-0002-8561-0072; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133; RONDI, Laura/0000-0002-7683-1164; De Masi, Sara/0000-0002-7210-2618", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 474.0, "End Page": 488.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gómez-Barroso, JL; Feijóo, C; Quiles-Casas, M; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis; Feijoo, Claudio; Quiles-Casas, Manuel; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of the telecommunications policy agenda: Forty years of articles in Telecommunications Policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policy; Text mining; Cluster analysis; Bibliometric information; Policy agenda", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the evolution of the telecommunications policy agenda by means of text mining forty years from 1976 to 2016 of papers in the journal Telecommunications Policy. Text mining techniques help identify the key topics, the dominant combinations of concepts and the main areas of research within this multidisciplinary technical, economic, social, policy discipline. In addition they depict an evolution of the policy agenda more nuanced than the conventional public service, pre-competition and post-liberalisation stages typical of telecommunications. Also, in combination with bibliometric information, the results display the relationships-between areas of research and methodologies, countries and authors' background, all together providing a deeper understanding of the past, present and future avenues for research in telecommunications policy.", "Addresses": "[Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econ, P Senda del Rey 11, E-28040 Madrid, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Univ Politecn Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Tongji Univ, Shanghai, Peoples R China; [Quiles-Casas, Manuel] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Invest Econ, Madrid, Spain; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Tongji University; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Gómez-Barroso, JL (corresponding author), Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econ, P Senda del Rey 11, E-28040 Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jlgomez@cee.uned.es; claudio.feijoo@upm.es; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 77.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 853.0, "End Page": 877.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sobolewski, M; Kopczewski, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sobolewski, Maciej; Kopczewski, Tomasz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating demand for fixed-line telecommunication bundles", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bundling; Discrete choice experiment; Willingness-to-pay; Fixed-line telephony; Fixed-line broadband; Pay TV; Fixed-to-mobile substitution", "Keywords Plus": "WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY; BROAD-BAND INTERNET; PRODUCT; SUBSTITUTION; VALUATION; PRICES; STATE", "Abstract": "In this study, a stated preference discrete choice experiment is applied to model subscription choices between standardized packages of fixed-line telecommunications services in a sample of individuals in Poland. We provide willingness-to-pay (WTP) estimates for telephony, broadband and pay TV offered as stand-alone services and dual or triple-play bundles. The main goal of the paper is to investigate substitutability and complementarity between various component services based on estimated valuations. Considerable preference heterogeneity towards fixed-line services is identified and explained by service profile and usage intensity. Broadband is the highest valued among fixed-line services. Fixed-line broadband and pay TV are super additive in valuations indicating complementarity. We obtain evidence of fixed to mobile substitution in voice and data, driven by unlimited mobile voice plans and data plans with higher transfer limit. On methodological grounds, choice-based WTP estimates are more adequate measure of consumer reservation prices for telecommunications services than self reported valuations.", "Addresses": "[Sobolewski, Maciej; Kopczewski, Tomasz] Univ Warsaw, Fac Econ Sci, Dingo 44-50 St, PL-00241 Warsaw, Poland", "Affiliations": "University of Warsaw", "Reprint Addresses": "Sobolewski, M (corresponding author), Univ Warsaw, Fac Econ Sci, Dingo 44-50 St, PL-00241 Warsaw, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "maciej.sobolewski@uw.edu.pl; tkopczewski@wne.uw.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Kopczewski, Tomasz/AAF-1474-2021; Sobolewski, Maciej/ABD-4278-2020", "ORCIDs": "Kopczewski, Tomasz/0000-0003-4350-6098; Sobolewski, Maciej/0000-0003-1327-9816", "Funding Orgs": "Polish National Science Center [2013/09/B/HS4/02728]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Polish National Science Center", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to Mikolaj Czajkowski for helpful advice on experimental design for this study. Financial support from the Polish National Science Center (grant no. 2013/09/B/HS4/02728) is gratefully acknowledged. We thank two anonymous referees for detailed and relevant comments. All errors remain ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 227.0, "End Page": 241.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Connecting Alaskans: Telecommunications in Alaska from Telegraph to Broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington", "Reprint Addresses": "Howell, B (corresponding author), Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 225.0, "End Page": 226.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rendon Schneir, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Dogfight: How Apple and Google went to war and started a revolution", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Rendon Schneir, Juan] Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1085.0, "End Page": 1086.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wanjiru, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wanjiru, Roseline", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cached: Decoding the Internet in Global Popular Culture", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Wanjiru, Roseline] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wanjiru, R (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "roseline.wanjiru@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1087.0, "End Page": 1088.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Xiong, YP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rendon Schneir, Juan; Xiong, Yupeng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A cost study of fixed broadband access networks for rural areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Rural; Cost; Fixed networks", "Keywords Plus": "NEXT-GENERATION ACCESS; ECONOMIC-BENEFITS; INVESTMENT; INFRASTRUCTURE; COMPETITION; CHALLENGES; DEPLOYMENT; COUNTRIES; FIBER; EU", "Abstract": "The deployment of high-capacity broadband access networks in rural areas in Europe lags behind that in urban and suburban areas. This study assesses the cost implications for the rollout of fixed access networks capable of providing citizens with downstream broadband capacities of 30 Mbps or 100 Mbps, which have been defined in the European Digital Agenda as targets that should be met by 2020. A cost model was employed to determine the cost of a home passed and the cost of a home connected for various fibre- and copper based networks in rural areas. It was found that the cost of deploying a network outside a town or village in a rural area is on average 80% higher than the cost of deploying the network in the town or village. This situation may lead to a digital divide within the same rural area. For all the geotypes analysed, the following order of costs (in descending order) was identified: FTTH, FTTdp-Building, FTTdp-Street, FTTRN, FTTC and CO-VDSL. Given the long lengths of distribution, feeder and drop segments required, some network architectures will not be able to provide all households in some areas with the minimum bandwidth of 30 Mbps as defined in the European Digital Agenda. Overall, it is possible that operators will need to create a combination of various broadband access networks, due to the significant cost differences between networks. Policymakers will need to address several topics to promote the rollout of broadband networks in rural areas: how the digital divide within a rural area can be avoided; a National Broadband Plan that clearly addresses the provisioning of broadband in rural areas; elaboration of studies on broadband demand in rural areas; and the assessment of costs and technical capacity of wireless networks in rural areas. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rendon Schneir, Juan] Pompeu Fabra Univ, Dept Informat & Commun Technol, Tanger 122-140, Barcelona 08018, Spain; [Xiong, Yupeng] Huawei Technol, Western European Dept, Hansaallee 205, D-40549 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University; Huawei Technologies", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Pompeu Fabra Univ, Dept Informat & Commun Technol, Tanger 122-140, Barcelona 08018, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 39.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 755.0, "End Page": 773.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cheng, KT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cheng, Kuo-Tai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Test of the mediating effects of regulatory decision tools in the communications regulator", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Governance mechanism; Regulation; Regulatory instruments; Regulatory decision tools", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY; MARKET LIBERALIZATION; GOVERNANCE; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "Research shows consistent relationships between governance mechanisms and regulations. In this study, the authors developed and tested a model of regulation for examining the mediating effects of regulatory decision tools on the relationships between governance mechanisms and regulations in the communications regulator (N=164). Covariance structural analyses revealed regulatory decision tool variables to be influential mechanisms through which governance mechanisms affect regulation. Specifically, regulatory instruments and delegated powers mediate the effects of independence and participation on regulation. Although accountability was related to delegated powers, neither accountability nor personnel was related to enhanced regulations. The importance of the proposed regulatory decision tool model is discussed. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cheng, Kuo-Tai] Natl Hsin Chu Univ Educ, Dept Environm & Cultural Resources, 521 Nan Da Rd, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Cheng, KT (corresponding author), Natl Hsin Chu Univ Educ, Dept Environm & Cultural Resources, 521 Nan Da Rd, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "tigercheng@mail.nhcue.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Cheng, Kuo-Tai/JZU-0801-2024", "ORCIDs": "CHENG, Kuo-Tai/0000-0001-8516-8088", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 277.0, "End Page": 289.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sun, YT; Grimes, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sun, Yutao; Grimes, Seamus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's increasing participation in ICT's global value chain: A firm level analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT global value chain; China; Own Brand Manufacturers; Component companies; Electronic Manufacturing Services companies/Original Design Manufacturers", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTION NETWORKS; INDUSTRY; INNOVATION; INSTITUTIONS; MARKET; ERA", "Abstract": "This paper synthesises evidence from international trade data of China-based ICT companies in order to map their involvement in the ICT global value chain (GVC). The ICT GVC is divided into three types of companies: Own Brand Manufacturers (OBMs), component companies and Electronic Manufacturers (EMS)/Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs). The firm-level trade data provide us with a clear overall picture of the structure and relationships of the three types of companies, while identifying the key players. The evidence shows that China's increasing participation in the ICT GVC is related to modularisation of product architecture, globalisation of production, and outsourcing and offshoring of manufacturing, and while several Chinese companies are rising rapidly, China continues to linger in the low value-added segments of the ICT GVC because of its ongoing dependence on foreign technology and its associated intellectual property (IP). (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sun, Yutao] Dalian Univ Technol, Fac Management & Econ, 2 Linggong Rd, Dalian 116024, Liaoning Provin, Peoples R China; [Grimes, Seamus] Natl Univ Ireland, Whitaker Inst, Galway, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Dalian University of Technology; Ollscoil na Gaillimhe-University of Galway", "Reprint Addresses": "Grimes, S (corresponding author), Natl Univ Ireland, Whitaker Inst, Galway, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "sunyutao82@foxmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Grimes, Seamus/AAH-6854-2019", "ORCIDs": "Grimes, Seamus/0000-0002-9686-5900", "Funding Orgs": "EU [302303/911303]; National Natural Science Foundation of China [71203020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "EU(European Union (EU)); National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "This work has been supported by the EU 7th Framework Programme Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship under Grant 302303/911303 and the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 71203020. Fieldwork in China was facilitated by Professor Debin Du of East China Normal University, Shanghai.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 35.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 41.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 102.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 210.0, "End Page": 224.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Suárez, D; García-Mariñoso, B; Santos, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begoria; Santos, Ivan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Satisfaction of business customers with mobile phone and internet services in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumer satisfaction; Mobile phones; Internet; Business consumers; Econometric models", "Keywords Plus": "LOYALTY", "Abstract": "Lately there has been a growing debate on the differences between business and residential telecom consumers. Yet, evidence on these differences is lacking. This study partially fills this gap by econometrically analyzing the drivers of satisfaction with mobile and fixed internet services for business clients in Spain. The results reveal that the factors that drive satisfaction for micro-enterprises and residential customers are similar, but the drivers of satisfaction for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are distinct. For example, alternative DSL operators outperform the incumbent for micro-enterprises, but not for SMEs. Overall, for both fixed internet and mobile services, operators with small market shares perform better than the incumbent, and business clients' satisfaction levels increase when they perceive that they can switch operators. Finally, subscribing to mobile and fixed bundles and dealing only with one telecom operator increase SMEs' satisfaction. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begoria] Comis Nacl Mercados & Competencia, Dept Stat, C De Bolivia 56, Barcelona 08018, Spain; [Santos, Ivan] Comis Nacl Mercados & Competencia, Barcelona 08018, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Suárez, D (corresponding author), Comis Nacl Mercados & Competencia, Dept Stat, C De Bolivia 56, Barcelona 08018, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "david.suarez@cnmc.es; begona.garcia@cnmc.es; ivan.santos@cnmc.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "CNMC", "Funding Name Preferred": "CNMC", "Funding Text": "The authors acknowledge CNMC's support and are grateful to the participants in the University of Barcelona's 2015 Telecommunications Workshop and to the two anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 52.0, "End Page": 61.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "DeNardis, L; Hackl, AM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "DeNardis, L.; Hackl, A. M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet governance by social media platforms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Infrastructure studies; Social media platforms; Civil liberties online; Freedom of expression; Permissionless innovation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "An emerging area of inquiry in Internet governance scholarship is the role of private information intermediaries in enacting governance via technical design choices and user policies. Following this trajectory, this paper addresses governance by social media rather than governance of social media. Informed by conceptual frameworks from Internet governance and Science and Technology Studies, it examines the extent to which these platforms either promote or constrain rights in three thematic areas: (1) anonymous speech and individual privacy; (2) the ability to express ideas or, stated as a negative liberty, freedom from censorship; and (3) technical affordances of interoperability and permissionless innovation. Because of their unique role as the intermediaries providing citizens with access to the digital public sphere, social media platforms are central points of control on the Internet. Viewing these private platforms through an Internet governance lens, rather than a content lens, suggests that social media technical architectures and policies actually pose several challenges to communication rights as well as to the open Internet There is an opportunity for Internet governance studies, which have primarily focused on governmental policies and new global institutions, to give greater consideration to the direct policymaking role of private intermediaries and the accompanying phenomenon of the privatization of human rights. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[DeNardis, L.; Hackl, A. M.] Amer Univ, Sch Commun, Washington, DC 20016 USA", "Affiliations": "American University", "Reprint Addresses": "DeNardis, L (corresponding author), Amer Univ, Sch Commun, Washington, DC 20016 USA.", "Email Addresses": "denardis@american.edu", "Researcher Ids": "黄, 荣 昌/HGA-6762-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 106.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 126.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 211.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 761.0, "End Page": 770.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Elsner, J; Weber, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Elsner, Jens; Weber, Arnd", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Beachfront commons", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Spectrum regulation; Innovation; Commons; PMSE; UHF", "Keywords Plus": "COGNITIVE RADIO", "Abstract": "Technology competition between wireless communication technologies can lead to new, more or less disruptive services. A potentially disruptive technology would be to have unlicensed transmission in the lower UHF bands at power levels up to, e.g. 2 W EIRP. This would give citizens a share of the best spectrum for free use. Tools against congestion could be based on mandatory stochastic channel back-off or, if multiple users are present, on adaptive power and bandwidth control. Compared to the FCC TV white space regulation, no back link would be needed as the spectrum would be used exclusively by wireless devices. In an environment of shrinking interest in terrestrial TV broadcasting, such a regulation is expected to create a new market for high-range consumer devices, competing with licensed communication, while also being suitable for offloading traffic from licensed operations. Furthermore, the approach will allow for efficient digitization of equipment for Programme Making and Special Events (PMSE), but could also be made compatible with novel disaster relief services. To enable accurate interference prediction, it is proposed that, instead of only providing transmitter regulation, receivers should also be regulated, such as be required to adhere to a certain minimum selectivity. The proposal should be taken up in the WRC process. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Elsner, Jens] Munich Innovat Grp GmbH, D-80539 Munich, Germany; [Weber, Arnd] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "je@munich-innovation.com; arnd.weber@kit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 709.0, "End Page": 714.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, YL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Yu-li", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Convergence in the digital age", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "MEDIA", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Natl Chengchi Univ, Dept Radio & TV, Taipei 11605, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Chengchi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, YL (corresponding author), Natl Chengchi Univ, Dept Radio & TV, 64,Sec 2,ZhiNan Rd, Taipei 11605, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "Yuliliu2009@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "LIU, YU-LI/0000-0002-7852-4678", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 9.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 611.0, "End Page": 614.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Durantini, A; Martino, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Durantini, Annalisa; Martino, Mauro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The spectrum policy reform paving the way to cognitive radio enabled spectrum sharing", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cognitive radio; Spectrum; Sharing; Access; Regulation; Standardization", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The increasing amount of data and video traffic carried by mobile networks has recently risen the demand for enhanced network capacity, more efficient use and more effective management of spectrum. Cognitive radio technologies candidate to respond to these urgent needs by allowing a near simultaneous band sharing. The regulation plays a crucial role in promoting the adoption of these technologies, in order to overcome the traditional paradigms of authorizations for exclusive spectrum usage. The article outlines spectrum management regimes where the implementation of frequency sharing technologies, including cognitive technologies, is foreseeable and brings them back to a comprehensive taxonomy of dynamic spectrum access and sharing models, in the effort to reconcile partially diverging approaches and nomenclatures suggested in literature. Theoretic analysis is supported by a number of illustrations and practical experiments with shared spectrum usage. Based on suggested taxonomy, the research aims at showing the evolutionary path toward the introduction and spreading of cognitive and other spectrum sharing technologies, pointing out relevant trends and instruments made available by the reform of EU Telecom Package, as well as at outlining the status of regulation, policy and standardization in Europe. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Durantini, Annalisa; Martino, Mauro] Autorita Garanzie Nelle Comunicaz, I-00198 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Durantini, A (corresponding author), Autorita Garanzie Nelle Comunicaz, Via Isonzo 21-B, I-00198 Rome, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "a.durantini@agcom.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 87.0, "End Page": 95.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Forde, T; Doyle, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Forde, Tim; Doyle, Linda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A TV whitespace ecosystem for licensed cognitive radio", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum policy; Neutral licensing; TV whitespace; Band managers; Spectrum trading; Cognitive radio", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The paper looks at the role of cognitive radio in TV whitespace and suggests that European and US policy makers have limited its exploitation because of a predominant focus on cognitive radio as a device that is primarily suited for unlicensed opportunistic spectrum access. The paper suggests that markets for pragmatically conceived cognitive radios can be safely exploited within the confines of licensed spectrum, rather than solely in the domain of unlicensed opportunistic scenarios. Both European and US policy perspectives are analysed as they pertain to both cognitive radios and the TV whitespace, identifying the contradictions and opportunities therein. The analysis shows that regulators have already formulated many of the policy tools necessary to create a coherent ecosystem for license-based exploitation of TV whitespace by cognitive radios and that there are opportunities for broadening the regulation of TV whitespace. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Forde, Tim; Doyle, Linda] Trinity Coll Dublin, Ctr Telecommun Res, CTVR, Dublin 2, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Trinity College Dublin", "Reprint Addresses": "Forde, T (corresponding author), Trinity Coll Dublin, Ctr Telecommun Res, CTVR, Dublin 2, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "timforde@gmail.com; ledoyle@tcd.ie", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Doyle, Linda/0000-0002-8183-6429", "Funding Orgs": "Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) [10/CE/I1853]; European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7-ICT-2009-4) [ICT-248560]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)(Science Foundation Ireland); European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7-ICT-2009-4)", "Funding Text": "This material is based upon works supported by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant no. 10/CE/I1853. This material was also supported by funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7-ICT-2009-4) under Grant agreement number ICT-248560 (COGEU).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 130.0, "End Page": 139.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tarantino, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tarantino, Emanuele", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A simple model of vertical search engines foreclosure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Vertical search engines; Foreclosure; Internet; Competition law and economics", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "By means of a simple model with consumers' search, the paper analyzes a monopolistic general search engine incentives to bias organic and sponsored search results in order to favor an integrated website. In the model, manipulation takes place whenever the general search engine places prominently its own vertical search engine instead of the most relevant for consumers. The main finding is that the incentives to manipulate search results are stronger in the organic search case. In the sponsored search case the general search platform internalizes the impact of manipulation on profits, since the less a prominent vertical search engine is relevant to consumers, the lower is the price-per-click that the general search engine can charge. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tarantino, Emanuele] Univ Bologna, Dept Econ, I-40126 Bologna, Italy; [Tarantino, Emanuele] Tilburg Univ, TILEC, Tilburg, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Bologna; Tilburg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tarantino, E (corresponding author), Univ Bologna, Dept Econ, Piazza Scaravilli 1, I-40126 Bologna, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "emanuele.tarantino@unibo.it", "Researcher Ids": "Tarantino, Emanuele/AAI-9650-2021", "ORCIDs": "Tarantino, Emanuele/0000-0003-4179-8488", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 12.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, TTC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Trisha T. C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Market competitiveness of mobile TV industry in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile TV; Socio-technical approach; Seven forces model; Market competitiveness; Technoculture; Culture", "Keywords Plus": "INSTITUTIONS", "Abstract": "Mobile TV is listed as China's national priority to develop the triple play system. Fast-growing China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting services (CMMB) leads China's mobile TV industry and forms the largest network globally. As mobile TV regulation and technology became stable after the initial stage, this study focuses on CMMB's competitiveness in market/industry subsystem. Using document analysis and expert interviews, it analyzes CMMB's institution-driven and market-driven forces in the Chinese 3G/4G telecommunication market. The socio-technical framework is incorporated with seven forces model to examine commercialized CMMB and investigates its market and technoculture in Shanghai. Institutionally, CMMB business structure was collapsed into three levels which managed extensive and diverse Chinese markets strategically through a unified platform. After the business model switched to a subscription model, CMMB's rollout slowed down but turned it into a sustainable business. Besides, analysis of market forces shows CMMB's good market competiveness due to strong support from suppliers, complementors, and distribution channels and little threat from rivals, new entrants, and substitutes. CMMB users have increasing switching cost because of improved content/services and devices and no data charge fee. In contrast, CMMB faces stronger threat from competitors and substitutes and less loyal consumers in Shanghai than on a national level. CMMB's rapid developmental path provides meaningful implications for other countries in establishing mobile multimedia networks. This study recommends a pro-innovative and technology-neutral regulatory approach to develop mobile TV. Finally, the socio-technical model is found useful for analyzing technological development at different stages and contexts. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Nanyang Technol Univ, Div Broadcast & Cinema Studies, Wee Kim Wee Sch Commun & Informat, Singapore 639798, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Nanyang Technological University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lin, TTC (corresponding author), Nanyang Technol Univ, Div Broadcast & Cinema Studies, Wee Kim Wee Sch Commun & Informat, Singapore 639798, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "trishalin@ntu.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "LIN, Trisha T. C./0000-0002-7287-1150", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 943.0, "End Page": 954.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gulati, GJ; Yates, DJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gulati, Girish J.; Yates, David J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Different paths to universal access: The impact of policy and regulation on broadband diffusion in the developed and developing worlds", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband digital divide; Diffusion of innovations; Governance; Telecommunications competition; Telecommunications investment; Telecommunications regulation", "Keywords Plus": "GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; CANADA; KOREA", "Abstract": "The authors examine the broadband digital divide by analyzing the impact of policy and regulation on broadband Internet diffusion. Their multiple regression analysis shows factors that determine broadband diffusion in technologically developed countries do not necessarily have the same impact in less developed countries. They show that in technologically developed countries, there is greater broadband diffusion in countries that make a higher financial investment in information and communication technologies (ICTs), have effective governing practices at the national level, have higher levels of education, and are more urban. In technologically developing nations, a competitive telecommunications sector and higher investment in ICTs lead to greater broadband diffusion, with investment having an even larger impact in the developing world than in the developed world. In addition, stronger democratic political institutions, higher levels of national income and lower levels of income inequality increase diffusion, but the presence of a national telecommunications regulatory authority has a negative impact. These results suggest that the path to widespread availability and use of broadband requires different strategies depending on a nation's level of technological development. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gulati, Girish J.; Yates, David J.] Bentley Univ, Waltham, MA 02452 USA", "Affiliations": "Bentley University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gulati, GJ (corresponding author), Bentley Univ, 175 Forest St, Waltham, MA 02452 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jgulati@bentley.edu; dyates@bentley.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 749.0, "End Page": 761.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sutherland, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sutherland, Ewan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The shift: The evolving market, players and business models in a 2.0 world (vol 36, pg 91, 2012)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Correction", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Witwatersrand", "Reprint Addresses": "Sutherland, E (corresponding author), Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "3wan@3wan.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 687.0, "End Page": 687.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Genakos, C; Valletti, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Genakos, Christos; Valletti, Tommaso", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulating prices in two-sided markets: The waterbed experience in mobile telephony", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telephony; Two-sided markets; Termination rates; Waterbed effect", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ACCESS; OECD", "Abstract": "The distinguishing feature of two-sided markets is that the pricing structure, that is, the relative prices charged to each side, matters. Regulators need to understand and account for the interdependence of prices in both sides. Some interventions that lower the prices on one side can result in higher prices on the other side of such markets. This article reviews the recent literature analyzing this waterbed phenomenon in mobile telephony and draws some more general lessons for policy interventions in two-sided markets. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Valletti, Tommaso] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Genakos, Christos] Athens Univ Econ & Business, Athens, Greece; [Genakos, Christos] LSE, Ctr Econ Performance, London, England; [Valletti, Tommaso] Univ Roma Tor Vergata, I-00173 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London; Athens University of Economics & Business; University of London; London School Economics & Political Science; University of Rome Tor Vergata", "Reprint Addresses": "Valletti, T (corresponding author), Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, S Kensington campus, London SW7 2AZ, England.", "Email Addresses": "cgenakos@aueb.gr; t.valletti@imperial.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Genakos, Christos/ACH-5893-2022", "ORCIDs": "Genakos, Christos/0000-0002-0147-8108; Valletti, Tommaso/0000-0001-9728-5513", "Funding Orgs": "Research Center of the Athens University of Economics and Business; Orange Innovation and Regulation Chair at Telecom ParisTech/Ecole Polytechnique; Economic and Social Research Council [ES/H02123X/1] Funding Source: researchfish; ESRC [ES/H02123X/1] Funding Source: UKRI", "Funding Name Preferred": "Research Center of the Athens University of Economics and Business; Orange Innovation and Regulation Chair at Telecom ParisTech/Ecole Polytechnique; Economic and Social Research Council(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC)); ESRC(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC))", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the Editor, two anonymous referees, as well as Steffen Hoernig and participants at the Florence School of Regulation Communications & Media Conference. Christos Genakos acknowledges funding by the Research Center of the Athens University of Economics and Business. Tommaso Valletti acknowledges funding from the Orange Innovation and Regulation Chair at Telecom ParisTech/Ecole Polytechnique. The opinions expressed in this paper and all remaining errors are those of the authors alone.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 360.0, "End Page": 368.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cricelli, L; Grimaldi, M; Ghiron, NL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cricelli, Livio; Grimaldi, Michele; Ghiron, Nathan Levialdi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of regulating mobile termination rates and MNO-MVNO relationships on retail prices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications industry; Mobile virtual network operators; Retail prices; Regulation; Mobile termination rate; Competition model", "Keywords Plus": "VIRTUAL NETWORK OPERATORS; COMPETITION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INTERCONNECTION; 3RD-GENERATION; EVOLUTION; SYSTEM", "Abstract": "A mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) provides mobile telecommunication services by eluding the constraints of the radio communication infrastructure and establishing an agreement with a hosting network operator (HNO) for the use of its spectrum. Thus, MVNOs offer a wide range of mobile services and directly compete with every mobile network operator (MNO). This paper studies the economic justifications for potential regulatory intervention that defines the level of mobile termination rates (MTRs) and negotiations and agreements among MVNOs and HNOs. The results show that symmetric MTR reduction leads to competition growth among operators, forcing every operator to reduce retail prices and, consequently, to enhancing consumer welfare. The paper also finds that a collaborative strategy adopted by an HNO and an MVNO is advantageous for both and induces a reduction in retail prices, thus weakening other MNOs. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cricelli, Livio; Grimaldi, Michele] Univ Cassino, Dipartimento Meccan Strutture Ambiente & Terr, I-03043 Cassino, FR, Italy; [Ghiron, Nathan Levialdi] Univ Roma Tor Vergata, Dipartimento Ingn Impresa, I-00133 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Cassino; University of Rome Tor Vergata", "Reprint Addresses": "Grimaldi, M (corresponding author), Univ Cassino, Dipartimento Meccan Strutture Ambiente & Terr, Via G Biasio 43, I-03043 Cassino, FR, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "cricelli@unicas.it; m.grimaldi@unicas.it; levialdi@dii.uniroma2.it", "Researcher Ids": "Cricelli, Livio/AAH-3963-2021; Cricelli, Livio/C-6993-2013", "ORCIDs": "Cricelli, Livio/0000-0002-3886-191X; Grimaldi, Michele/0000-0002-5837-0616", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 12.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Symeou, PC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Symeou, Pavlos C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economy size and performance: An efficiency analysis in the telecommunications sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Economy size; Performance; Telecommunications; Policy; Polity; Stochastic frontier analysis", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY; STATES; PRIVATIZATION; COMPETITION; SERVICES; MOBILE; INFRASTRUCTURE; PRODUCTIVITY; OWNERSHIP; GROWTH", "Abstract": "The existing empirical evidence on the relationship between economy size and performance has been inconclusive. This paper employs stochastic frontier analysis to estimate economic measures of efficiency for the telecommunications sectors of 139 economies and examine their relationship with economy size. Simultaneously, it controls for the effects of competition in telecommunications, privatization of state-owned providers, independent regulators, and the quality of political institutions on sector performance. The findings suggest that economy size has a positive but decreasing impact on sector performance. Small economies have an incentive to grow to improve sector performance, though larger size is not a sufficient condition for efficiency. Sector policy and the quality of polity may contribute significantly to sector performance. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Symeou, Pavlos C.] Cyprus Univ Technol, Sch Management & Econ, CY-3036 Limassol, Cyprus; [Symeou, Pavlos C.] Univ Munich, Sch Management, Inst Strategy Technol & Org, D-80539 Munich, Germany", "Affiliations": "Cyprus University of Technology; University of Munich", "Reprint Addresses": "Symeou, PC (corresponding author), Cyprus Univ Technol, Sch Management & Econ, Anexartisias St 33, CY-3036 Limassol, Cyprus.", "Email Addresses": "pavlos.symeou@cut.ac.cy", "Researcher Ids": "Symeou, Pavlos/G-7709-2019", "ORCIDs": "Symeou, Pavlos/0000-0001-8414-4586", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 426.0, "End Page": 440.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Weber, A; Haas, M; Scuka, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Weber, Arnd; Haas, Michael; Scuka, Daniel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile service innovation: A European failure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Standardisation; Competition; Innovation; Service quality; Spectrum regulation; Network effects; Convergence; Internet; Japan; Europe", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The continuing absence of innovation in Europe's mobile services industry is identified and characterised here, with such examples as mobile Internet and mobile music. Innovation failure is a critical factor leading to a lack of high-income jobs, network effects, and price reductions for data services. Most mobile service innovations have been made in Japan in 'clubs of operators' with their suppliers. Apple USA followed the same model of control with its iPhone. Conversely, a lack of this critical type of competition characterises European operators. Revenues per citizen are in some countries similar to those in Japan, but with handsets with less functions. Europe and all other regions face the challenge of competing with Japanese and US innovators. The lessons to be learned are (1) becoming aware of the situation, (2) allocating spectrum that covers a sufficient population size to allow technological competition, and (3) developing a strong customer orientation. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Weber, Arnd] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Technol Assessment & Syst Anal, D-76344 Eggenstein Leopoldshafen, Germany; [Scuka, Daniel] Mobikyo KK, Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo 1630532, Japan", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Weber, A (corresponding author), Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Technol Assessment & Syst Anal, Hermann von Helmholtz Pl 1, D-76344 Eggenstein Leopoldshafen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "arnd.weber@kit.edu; drmhaas@web.de; daniel@mobikyo.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "German Federal Ministry of Education and Research; European Commission; NTT Corporation", "Funding Name Preferred": "German Federal Ministry of Education and Research(Federal Ministry of Education & Research (BMBF)); European Commission(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre); NTT Corporation", "Funding Text": "This article is based on results from various research projects supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, the European Commission and, initially, NTT Corporation. We are particularly grateful to the following experts we interviewed: Sandra Baron, Hendrik Berndt, Eelco Boers, Gerald Brock, Lars Cosh-Ishii, Thorsten Dirks, Kei-ichi Enoki, Gerhard Fasol, Simon Forge, Jeffrey Funk, Masafumi Hashimoto, Jan Hess, Mica Imamura, Noriko Kajiki, Yusuke Kanda, Yoshihiro Katagiri, Christoph Legutko, Tadashi Matsumoto, Ted Matsumoto, Mari Matsunaga, Hitoshi Mitomo, Werner Mohr, Takeshi Mori, Shigehiko Naoe, Takeshi Natsuno, Rene Obermann, Hideo Okinaka, Hajime Oniki, Shingo Shimada, Koichi Suzuki, Shigeki Suzuki, Ray Tsuchiyama, and Masakatsu Ueda. The following individuals took part in our research, or helped us in one way or another: Franco Furger, Andrea Hoffmann, Gunter Muller, Asae Muller-Yokoi, Gabriele Muller-Datz, Brigitte Preissl, Ulrich Riehm, Seiji Tomita, and Bernd Wingert. We also wish to thank all anonymous reviewers of the ITS-papers and prior versions of this paper. Responsibility for any errors rests, of course, with the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 469.0, "End Page": 480.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fontana, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fontana, Roberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological disequilibrium. Price indexes in hubs for Local Area Networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Innovation; Hedonic price indexes; Local Area Networks", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET", "Abstract": "Evidence is provided on the relationship between changes in product characteristics and product prices by constructing constant quality price indexes for hubs, a category of equipment for Local Area Networks (LANs). Relying on a database of more than 500 hubs marketed between 1990 and 1999 estimations of pooled hedonic regression are carried out and then 'augmented' by interacting some characteristics. Results show a general decline of constant-quality price in the period analysed with distinct patterns between the first and the second half of the decade. In particular, evidence of 'technologically induced' disequilibrium in the first half of the decade is found. Equilibrium prevailed instead in the second half. Also, results show that both the extent of technological improvements and the extent of economic benefits from technological improvements have been unevenly distributed across technological characteristics. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Fontana, Roberto] Univ Pavia, Dept Econ, I-27100 Pavia, Italy; [Fontana, Roberto] KITeS Bocconi Univ, I-20136 Milan, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Pavia; Bocconi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Fontana, R (corresponding author), Univ Pavia, Dept Econ, Via Ferrata 1, I-27100 Pavia, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "roberto.fontana@unibocconi.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 64.0, "End Page": 73.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zabka, P; Förster, KT; Decker, C; Schmid, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zabka, Philipp; Foerster, Klaus -T.; Decker, Christian; Schmid, Stefan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A centrality analysis of the Lightning Network", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Lightning Network; Betweenness centrality; Gini coefficient; Historic analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Blockchain technology has a huge impact on our digital society by enabling a more decentralized economy and policy making. This decentralization is also pivotal in payment Payment channel networks (PCNs), including the Lightning Network, have emerged as a promising solution to the scalability challenges that many blockchain-based cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, grapple with. These PCNs, while innovative, also inherit the rigorous dependability demands of the blockchain. A pivotal aspect of this dependability is the need for a high degree of decentralization, essential for mitigating liquidity bottlenecks and on-path attacks. Driven by this imperative, our research embarks on an empirical centrality analysis of the Lightning Network, with a keen focus on the betweenness centrality distribution of its routing system. Utilizing an extensive dataset, sourced from several millions of broadcasted messages via the gossip protocol, we introduce the TimeMachine tool, an innovative method that allows for a temporal exploration of the network's evolution. Our findings reveal that while the Lightning Network exhibits a commendable level of decentralization, there is a discernible skew: a limited set of nodes command a significant portion of the transactions. Alarmingly, over the past two years, the network's centrality has surged, with the inequality, as gauged by the Gini index, rising by over 15 uptick of approximately 5 in. This research not only uncovers critical insights into the Lightning Network's structural dynamics but also raises the question about strategies and policies that ensure its sustained decentralization in the face of evolving challenges such as security vulnerabilities, potential monopolistic tendencies, liquidity bottlenecks, the risk of transaction censorship and many more.", "Addresses": "[Zabka, Philipp] Univ Vienna, Fac Comp Sci, Waehringer Str 29, A-1090 Vienna, Austria; [Foerster, Klaus -T.] TU Dortmund, Dept Comp Sci, Otto-Hahn-Str 16, D-44227 Dortmund, Germany; [Decker, Christian] Blockstream, Zurich, Switzerland; [Schmid, Stefan] TU Berlin, Fac Elect Engn & Comp Sci, Einsteinufer 17, D-10587 Berlin, Germany; [Schmid, Stefan] Weizenbaum Inst, Berlin, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Vienna; Dortmund University of Technology; Technical University of Berlin", "Reprint Addresses": "Zabka, P (corresponding author), Univ Vienna, Fac Comp Sci, Waehringer Str 29, A-1090 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "philipp.zabka@univie.ac.at; klaus-tycho.foerster@tu-dortmund.de; decker.christian@gmail.com; stefan.schmid@tu-berlin.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Schmid, Stefan/0000-0002-7798-1711", "Funding Orgs": "Austrian Science Fund (FWF); NetIDEE SCIENCE project [P 33775-N]; German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF); [16KISK020K]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Austrian Science Fund (FWF)(Austrian Science Fund (FWF)); NetIDEE SCIENCE project; German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)(Federal Ministry of Education & Research (BMBF));", "Funding Text": "We acknowledge the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and netIDEE SCIENCE project P 33775-N (ReactNet) and supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) , project 6G-RIC, grant 16KISK020K (6G-RIC) , 2021-2025.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102696.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102696", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JF1E5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001171650200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fernández, DP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fernandez, Daniel Perez", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Restraining ICANN: An analysis of OFAC sanctions and their impact on the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Domain Name System; ICANN; Lawfare; Office of Foreign Assets Control; Sanctions", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has long played a crucial role in coordinating some aspects of the domain name system (DNS) and managing domain names and Internet Protocol Addresses. In 2016, ICANN underwent a significant transformation when completing the IANA Transition, aimed at securing the corporation's independence from U.S. government oversight. However, while the transition marked a pivotal moment in ICANN's his-tory, the corporation still operates within U.S. jurisdiction. This situation makes ICANN subject to compliance with the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions programs, impeding the corporation from contracting and accrediting gTLD registries and registrars from countries currently targeted by OFAC, as well as individuals or entities included in OFAC's & DLANGBRAC;Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons & drangbrac; (SDN) list. This article explores the implications of the IANA Transition, the constraints that OFAC exerts on ICANN operations, and the complexities surrounding potential solutions to the OFAC sanctions quandary.", "Addresses": "[Fernandez, Daniel Perez] Univ Autonoma Madrid, Fac Law, Polit Sci & Int Relat Dept, C Marie Curie, 1, Edificio Ciencias Jurid, Polit &, Madrid 28049, Spain", "Affiliations": "Autonomous University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Fernández, DP (corresponding author), Univ Autonoma Madrid, Fac Law, Polit Sci & Int Relat Dept, C Marie Curie, 1, Edificio Ciencias Jurid, Polit &, Madrid 28049, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "daniel.perezfernandez@estudiante.uam.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 134.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102614.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102614", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "S8NO1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001073682700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, YL; Ma, LY; Orazem, PF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Yulong; Ma, Liyuan; Orazem, Peter F.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The heterogeneous role of broadband access on establishment entry and exit by sector and urban and rural markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Establishment entry; Establishment exit; Churning", "Keywords Plus": "AGGLOMERATION EVIDENCE; LOCATION; INFRASTRUCTURE; IMPACT; PRODUCTIVITY; INTERNET; TESTS", "Abstract": "Broadband access has heterogeneous effects on establishment entry and exit across industries and across urban and rural markets. On average, broadband encourages establishment entry and reduces establishment exit. Broadband entry results in a positive net entry in both urban and rural markets. The effect of broadband varies across sectors, with net establishment gains in con-struction and professional services in both urban and rural markets. Net establishment gains in finance and insurance, real estate, information, and arts and entertainment were confined to urban markets. Net establishment losses were experienced in urban retail and in rural manufacturing and hospitality sectors. Broadband also leads to a net reallocation of establish-ments in educational services from rural to urban areas.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Yulong] Cent Univ Finance & Econ, China Ctr Human Capital & Lab Market Res, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Orazem, Peter F.] Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, Econ, Ames, IA USA; [Orazem, Peter F.] Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, Ames, IA USA; [Orazem, Peter F.] IZA, Bonn, Germany; [Orazem, Peter F.] GLO, Starkville, MS USA; [Orazem, Peter F.] Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, Econ, 267 Heady Hall,518 Farm House Lane, Ames, IA 50011 USA; [Orazem, Peter F.] Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, 267 Heady Hall,518 Farm House Lane, Ames, IA 50011 USA", "Affiliations": "Central University of Finance & Economics; Iowa State University; Iowa State University; IZA Institute Labor Economics; Iowa State University; Iowa State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Orazem, PF (corresponding author), Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, Econ, 267 Heady Hall,518 Farm House Lane, Ames, IA 50011 USA.;Orazem, PF (corresponding author), Iowa State Univ, Program Study Midwest Markets & Entrepreneurship, 267 Heady Hall,518 Farm House Lane, Ames, IA 50011 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chenyulong0118@gmail.com; liyuanm061314@gmail.com; pfo@iastate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Orazem, Peter/D-6525-2016", "ORCIDs": "Orazem, Peter/0000-0003-2092-5089", "Funding Orgs": "USDA-NIFA [2018-68006-27639]; Charles Koch Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "USDA-NIFA(United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)); Charles Koch Foundation", "Funding Text": "We are grateful for partial research support under USDA-NIFA grant 2018-68006-27639 and a grant from the Charles Koch Foundation.** The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102504.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102504", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C6CD6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962764700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, YL; Huang, LY; Yan, WJ; Wang, XH; Zhang, RC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Yu-li; Huang, Luyan; Yan, Wenjia; Wang, Xinghan; Zhang, Ruochen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Privacy in AI and the IoT: The privacy concerns of smart speaker users and the Personal Information Protection Law in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart speaker; privacy; Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL); AI; IoT; China", "Keywords Plus": "BIG DATA; DESIGN", "Abstract": "In recent years, the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of things (IoT) has attracted a lot of attention. One IoT device is the smart speaker that is equipped with an integrated assistant controlled by spoken commands. In the global smart speaker market, Chinese brands account for a significant share. Since smart speakers have a natural advantage when collecting user data in diverse scenarios, privacy and personal information protection have become crucial issues for both smart speaker manufacturers and users in China. This paper applies the socio-technical system (STS) framework to portray the technology subsystem, the industry/market subsystem and the regulators, law/regulation subsystem that are related to smart speakers in China, and how they interact with each other. It also uses focus group discussions to understand the smart speaker users' privacy concerns and the smart speaker industry's implementation of personal information protection. By employing the document analysis method, this study analyzes the laws and regulations related to privacy and personal information protection in the context of AI and the IoT. In particular, the potential impacts of the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) on smart speakers are discussed in detail. With its goal of balancing personal information protection and technological development, this paper provides recommendations for the regulatory bodies and the smart speaker industry players in China that can shed light on other countries and regions.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Yu-li; Huang, Luyan; Yan, Wenjia; Wang, Xinghan; Zhang, Ruochen] City Univ Hong Kong, Run Run Shaw Creat Media Ctr, Dept Media & Commun, Kowloon Tong, 18 Tat Hong Ave, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "City University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Yan, WJ (corresponding author), City Univ Hong Kong, Run Run Shaw Creat Media Ctr, Dept Media & Commun, Kowloon Tong, 18 Tat Hong Ave, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "yuliliu@cityu.edu.hk; luyhuang@cityu.edu.hk; wenjiayan4-c@my.cityu.edu.hk; xinghwang6-c@my.cityu.edu.hk; ruoczhang2-c@my.cityu.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "Zhang, Ruochen/HOC-1927-2023", "ORCIDs": "LIU, YU-LI/0000-0002-7852-4678; Yan, Wenjia/0000-0001-6708-2520; Huang, Luyan/0000-0003-2992-5720", "Funding Orgs": "City University of Hong Kong [9380125, 7005491]", "Funding Name Preferred": "City University of Hong Kong(City University of Hong Kong)", "Funding Text": "The work described in this paper was partially supported by the grants from City University of Hong Kong (Project No. 9380125 and 7005491) . The authors would like to express appreciation for three anonymous reviewers' valuable comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 33.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 121.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102334.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102334", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Njangang, H; Beleck, A; Tadadjeu, S; Kamguia, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Njangang, Henri; Beleck, Alim; Tadadjeu, Sosson; Kamguia, Brice", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do ICTs drive wealth inequality? Evidence from a dynamic panel analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Wealth inequality; Panel data", "Keywords Plus": "INCOME INEQUALITY; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; INTERNATIONAL-TRADE; RESOURCE ABUNDANCE; EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS; ENHANCING ICT; MOBILE PHONE; ENTREPRENEURSHIP; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Surprisingly, little is known about the cross-country effect of information and communication technology (ICT) on wealth inequality. At the same time, there is some tentative evidence suggesting that information and communication technology is positively correlated with income inequality. However, whether and how ICT affects wealth inequality is less explored, particularly because of the lack of reliable data on wealth inequality. This paper, therefore, fills this gap and contributes to this new literature by investigating the effect of ICT on wealth inequality in a sample of 45 developed and developing countries over the period 2000-2017. ICT is measured with six different indicators (including internet penetration, mobile penetration, ICT service exports, the ICT index, ICT quality, and ICT quantity), while wealth inequality is measured with three different indicators (comprising billionaire wealth to GDP, the Top 1% wealth share, and the Top 10% wealth share). The empirical analysis is based on the Generalised Method of Moments, and the results show that ICT increases wealth inequality. Furthermore, we show that democracy mitigates the increasing effect of ICT on wealth inequality. This result suggests that improving democracy in both developed and developing countries is an effective mechanism for mitigating the effects of ICT on wealth inequality. Therefore, we encourage efforts to implement democratic institutions that ensure respect for citizens' freedoms, greater democratic accountability, and executive constraints that allow for a more egalitarian distribution of wealth.", "Addresses": "[Njangang, Henri] Univ Dschang, Fac Econ & Management, LAREFA, Dschang, Cameroon; [Beleck, Alim] Univ Bamenda, Higher Teacher Training Coll HTTTC, Bamenda, Cameroon; [Tadadjeu, Sosson; Kamguia, Brice] Univ Dschang, Dschang Sch Econ & Management, LAREFA, Dschang, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang; Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Njangang, H (corresponding author), Univ Dschang, Fac Econ & Management, LAREFA, Dschang, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "ndieupahenri@gmail.com; alim.belek@yahoo.fr; stadadjeu@yahoo.fr; bricekamguiadj@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Njangang, Henri/0000-0003-0362-3222", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 128.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102246.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102246", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Adegboye, A; Ejemeyovwi, J; Umukoro, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Adegboye, Alex; Ejemeyovwi, Jeremiah; Umukoro, Olaoluwa", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The mobile phone technology, gender inclusive education and public accountability in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone technology; Educational quality; Public accountability; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "INEQUALITY; INFORMATION; DIFFUSION; KNOWLEDGE; QUALITY", "Abstract": "This study assesses the relevance of mobile phone technology in complementing gender inclusive education (i.e. primary, secondary and tertiary) to promote public accountability (i.e. involving horizontal, vertical and diagonal accountability dynamics). The study utilizes the generalized method of moments (GMM) technique to establish the empirical evidence based on 48 SubSaharan African countries for the period 2005?2018. The following findings are documented from the linkages between mobile phone technology, inclusive education and public accountability. First, the interactions between mobile phone technology and inclusive education promote public accountability. Second, with regard to net effects, while unexpected negative signs are established, the corresponding positive interactive effects indicate that enhancing the penetration of mobile phone technology beyond some critical thresholds ensures positive net effects. Hence, policy makers should ensure that mobile phone technology penetration exceeds the established thresholds in order for gender inclusive education to positively affect public accountability.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa; [Adegboye, Alex; Ejemeyovwi, Jeremiah; Umukoro, Olaoluwa] Covenant Univ, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa; Covenant University", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; adegboyea1@gmail.com; jeremiah.ejemeyovwi@covenantuniversity.edu.ng; Olaoluwaumukoro@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Adegboye, Alex/AAD-7719-2021; Asongu, Simplice/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "Adegboye, Alex/0000-0003-1241-2224; EJEMEYOVWI, JEREMIAH/0000-0002-6856-1387", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102108.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102108", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hooton, CA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hooton, C. A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Expression of concern: Testing the economics of the net neutrality debate (vol 44, 101869, 2020)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Correction", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Hooton, C. A.] George Washington Univ, Inst Publ Policy, Washington, DC 20052 USA", "Affiliations": "George Washington University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hooton, CA (corresponding author), George Washington Univ, Inst Publ Policy, Washington, DC 20052 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chooton@gwu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102005.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gómez-Barroso, JL; Marbán-Flores, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis; Marban-Flores, Raquel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications and economic development - The 20th century: The building of an evidence base", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Economic development; Growth; Developing countries; Basic infrastructure; Telephone services", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT; GROWTH; TECHNOLOGIES; TELEPHONE; EUROPE; COSTS", "Abstract": "The literature on the relation between telecommunications and economic development published during the 20th century has been reviewed. It all began in 1963 with the publication of the Jipp curve. Over the twenty years that followed, there was hardly any noteworthy, at least academic, contribution. Already in the eighties, the debate was still focused towards the role of telecommunications in the integration of developing countries into the world economy. In the last decade of the century, subsequent research broadened the scope the lack of an adequate telecommunication infrastructure is a serious drawback for any country, and also made a qualitative and quantitative jump forward.", "Addresses": "[Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis] Univ Nacl Educac Distancia, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econom, P Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain; [Marban-Flores, Raquel] Univ Complutense Madrid, Dept Econ Aplicada Estruct & Hist, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Gómez-Barroso, JL (corresponding author), Univ Nacl Educac Distancia, Dept Econ Aplicada & Hist Econom, P Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jlgomez@cee.uned.es; rmarban@ccee.ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008", "ORCIDs": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101904.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101904", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stocker, V; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stocker, Volker; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who replies to consultations, and what do they say? The case of broadband universal service in the UK", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Broadband; Internet access; Consultation; UK", "Keywords Plus": "ACCOUNTABILITY; INNOVATION; EUROPE", "Abstract": "Over the last decade or so, access to broadband services has become increasingly important. While many in the UK already benefit from the provision of broadband, some, especially those located in more rural and remote areas, do not - they may not be able to access the Internet and when they do, their connection and consumer experience may be poor. After trying to resolve this through a stream of different initiatives, the UK government announced a broadband universal service obligation (USO) of 10 Mbps in late 2015. Ofcom, the telecommunications regulator, launched a consultation in April 2016 and sought the views of interested parties. The consultation attracted considerable interest, but after the submissions from orchestrated campaigns are discounted just over 100 responses remain. But who contributed and what did they say? To explore these two questions, this paper adopts a qualitative approach, using NVIVO, to analyse the responses to the consultation. We show that contributions were highly diverse, reflecting both the complexity of the issue as well as its politicised nature. A lack of agreement among the responses is revealed and divergent views on key issues like the appropriateness of 10 Mbps, whether this should change, how it should be funded or what technologies should be used exist. In this paper, we provide a critical discussion of and derive implications for the broadband USO. We tentatively conclude that those in rural and remote areas that the USO intends to help are caught between two countervailing forces - speed and cost deployment - that interact to ensure that whatever resolution to provide broadband access, some will likely be unhappy.", "Addresses": "[Stocker, Volker] TU Berlin, Berlin, Germany; [Stocker, Volker] Weizenbaum Inst Networked Soc, Berlin, Germany; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines Telecom Business Sch, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Berlin; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "Jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Stocker, Volker/AAG-7757-2022; Stocker, Volker/AEA-0432-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101823.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Navío-Marco, J; Arévalo-Aguirre, A; Pérez-Leal, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Navio-Marco, Julio; Arevalo-Aguirre, Adrian; Perez-Leal, Raquel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "WiFi4EU: Techno-economic analysis of a key European Commission initiative for public connectivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "WiFi4EU; Network deployment; EC regulation; Gigabit society; Multilevel governance; Policy evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; WIRELESS INTERNET; E-GOVERNMENT; MUNICIPALITIES; INVESTMENT; ADOPTION; ACCESS; UNION; FOCUS", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the WiFi4EU initiative, the measure proposed by the European Commission (EC) to speed up public access to Wi-Fi throughout Europe in the coming years by subsidising the infrastructure. We set out to analyse how these measures are incorporated into the EU policies for building a Gigabit Society and the EC's regulatory tradition, and what the impact is likely to be. This innovative initiative has been drawn up in a climate of uncertainties and delays, and will have an effect upon the network deployments strategies of operators and countries. The article puts all of this into the context of the current European regulation debate and conducts a techno-economic analysis to assess the expected impact of the initiative. We have observed a slight shift towards developmental models in the EC regulatory framework and a step ahead towards multilevel governance. Furthermore, the techno-economic analysis has revealed the limited extent of Community aid and the considerable variability of the equipment deployed and the expenditure involved. We have also highlighted the questionable formulation of the allocation mechanisms, and we have included certain examples or suggestions for improvement.", "Addresses": "[Navio-Marco, Julio] UNED, Dept Management & Business Org, Madrid, Spain; [Arevalo-Aguirre, Adrian] COIT, Spanish Coll Telecommun Engn, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Leal, Raquel] Univ Carlos III, Dept Signal Theory & Commun, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Carlos III de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Navío-Marco, J (corresponding author), UNED, Dept Management & Business Org, Fac CC Econ & Empresariales, Paseo Senda Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jnavio@cee.uned.es; aarevalo@coit.es; rpleal@tsc.uc3m.es", "Researcher Ids": "MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/R-9286-2018; LEAL, RAQUEL PEREZ/D-8155-2014", "ORCIDs": "MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/0000-0001-5163-9777;", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish National Projects TERESA-ADA (MINECO/AEI/FEDER, UE) [TEC 2017-90093-C3-2-R]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish National Projects TERESA-ADA (MINECO/AEI/FEDER, UE)", "Funding Text": "This work has been partly supported by Spanish National Projects TERESA-ADA (TEC 2017-90093-C3-2-R) (MINECO/AEI/FEDER, UE).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 520.0, "End Page": 530.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Moran, RE; Bui, MN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Moran, Rachel E.; Bui, Matthew N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Race, ethnicity, and telecommunications policy issues of access and representation: Centering communities of color and their concerns", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet policy; Communications policy; Race; Digital divide; Digital inclusion", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; BROAD-BAND; NEUTRALITY; BENEFITS; ADVOCACY; CANADA; MEDIA", "Abstract": "This paper examines how and why activist groups representing marginalized communities of color are increasingly engaging in communications technology policy issues, particularly in relation to issues of digital access and representation. It explores three distinct but related case studies to disentangle the issues and concerns of a range of communities of color, and the challenges and opportunities for their advocates in navigating the highly technical communications technology policy arena: the first case study, which centers on the NAACP's original opposition to net neutrality, reveals the primacy of issues surrounding the digital divide to populations of color, and the difficulties of engaging in technical conversations surrounding Internet governance when issues of access persist. Meanwhile, the second case reviews the campaign by Free Press to promote set-top box liberalization as an issue of representation and diversity to both policymakers and citizens. The final case, which examines the work of the Tribal International Carrier to build an alternative internet service network for Native populations, highlights the precarity which organizations must strategically navigate in order to mitigate the influence of both the state and large corporations over Internet policy issues in order to both serve and represent their constituents. In all, this paper presents and extends upon a novel approach to communications policy research, foregrounding the need to integrate critical race frameworks and, relatedly, to center the breadth, depth, and lived experiences of communities of color, which can therein facilitate more inclusive digital media and communication environments and policy structures.", "Addresses": "[Moran, Rachel E.; Bui, Matthew N.] Univ Southern Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Moran, RE (corresponding author), Univ Southern Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rachelm@usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Bui, Matthew/0000-0002-2815-404X", "Funding Orgs": "Benton Foundation; Consortium on Media Policy Studies; USC Annenberg School", "Funding Name Preferred": "Benton Foundation; Consortium on Media Policy Studies; USC Annenberg School", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to acknowledge the Benton Foundation, the Consortium on Media Policy Studies and the USC Annenberg School for their guidance and support of this research.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 461.0, "End Page": 473.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yun, SH; Kim, Y; Kim, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yun, Seong Hun; Kim, Yongjae; Kim, Minki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Quality-adjusted international price comparisons of mobile telecommunications services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Quality-adjusted price index; Mobile telecommunications services; Hedonic pricing model", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS; INDEXES; MARKET", "Abstract": "Many countries' policymakers have conducted international price comparisons of mobile telecommunications services to prevent service operators from overcharging subscribers. However, those comparisons have become more complicated because of the escalation in service usage and telecommunications expenditures spurred by the proliferation of smartphones and broadband LTE wireless internet service networks. The basket-based methodologies that have been widely used for international price comparisons are also limited-first, because the baskets for comparison may not be representative of actual service usage patterns in some countries; second, because they are difficult to apply to highly differentiated service plans due to the significant increase in wireless internet service usage and widely used plans with unlimited voice call service and SMS/MMS; and third, because they cannot consider the quality of service, such as upload and download speed in various service environments, at all. As an alternative, this paper proposes a hedonic pricing model that accounts for service quality and its variation in potentially disruptive environments, as well as fixed charge for a mobile phone additional to the price of service plans. The model was used to derive quality-adjusted price indices of mobile telecommunications services for twelve cities in ten countries with broadband LTE wireless internet service. The empirical results confirmed that the price index of each city varied significantly across the specifications,-both within the United States and internationally-depending on whether the model was constructed to reflect service quality and its variation on roads, in buildings, and in subways. The price index of each city also varied depending on whether the subsidized price of a mobile phone was considered part of the monthly price of a service plan. These results have important implications for policymakers seeking to understand the ultimate level of mobile telecommunication service prices for their country in a global context.", "Addresses": "[Yun, Seong Hun; Kim, Minki] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Daejeon, South Korea; [Kim, Yongjae] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Coll Business, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Hankuk University Foreign Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, M (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Daejeon, South Korea.;Kim, Y (corresponding author), Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Coll Business, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ysh6878@kaist.ac.kr; y.kim@hufs.ac.kr; minki.kim@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Minki/C-1851-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Minki/0000-0001-8696-2494; Kim, Yongjae/0000-0001-9533-4000", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government [NRF-2015-S1A3A-2046742]; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2015-S1A3A-2046742) and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 339.0, "End Page": 352.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choi, G; Nam, C; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choi, Goya; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impacts of technology platform openness on application developers' intention to continuously use a platform: From an ecosystem perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society - Competition and Regulation in the Information Age", "Conference Date": "JUL 30-AUG 02, 2017", "Conference Location": "Passau, GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc,Univ Passau, Sch Business, Econ & Informat Syst", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technology platform; Platform openness; Platform ecosystem; Android; Continuance intention to use", "Keywords Plus": "EXPECTATION-CONFIRMATION; APP DEVELOPERS; CONTINUANCE; INNOVATION; MARKET; FIRM; PERFORMANCE; COMPETITION; EVOLUTION; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "With the development of information and communication technologies and Internet of things, the open-platform strategy has come into the spotlight. Opening a platform allows external firms or individuals to enter the platform ecosystem without any restrictions. A platform connects diverse products and services, and thus the aim of this study is to simultaneously investigate the effect of platform openness on multiple groups of products and services from an ecosystem perspective. This study specifically focuses on the manner in which Android's openness to both applications and devices influences the intentions of application developers to continuously participate in Android platform through the structural equation modeling. First, openness to applications directly influences the participation intention of application developers as well as the user base of the platform. An increased user base leads to the enhanced participation intention of application developers through indirect network effects. Second, openness to devices contributes to increasing the user base, which in turn, positively influences the intention of application developers. Openness to a device also incurs coordination costs between applications and devices, and this has a partially negative effect on the participation of application developers. The contributions of the study include presenting an analytical model that offers a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of platform openness to external developers.", "Addresses": "[Choi, Goya; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "aringoya@kaist.ac.kr; cgnam@kaist.ac.kr; hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-201651A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-201651A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 24.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 85.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 140.0, "End Page": 153.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Meinert, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Meinert, Phil", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Termination notice of mobile network operator customers after a tariff switch: An empirical study of postpaid subscribers in Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Contract cancellation announcement; Customer churn; Germany; Mobile communication; Tariff switch; Termination notice", "Keywords Plus": "CHURN ANALYSIS; SATISFIED CUSTOMERS; LOCK-IN; SERVICE; SATISFACTION; RETENTION; BEHAVIOR; INTERNET; IMPACT; COSTS", "Abstract": "Proactive subscriber churn management strategies of mobile network operators (MNOs) require that steps are taken to keep customers before they hand over a formal notice of termination to their provider. Therefore, several studies have analyzed how MNO customers who gave a termination announcement differ from individuals who did not communicate this message. However, no work has examined such differences among subscribers who recently switched to another tariff of their MNO. Therefore, this paper explores socio-demographic, service consumption and tariff change differences between contract cancellation announcers and non-announcers in a sample of 1810 postpaid customers who had changed their rate plan not long ago. Cancellation announcers were more likely to be males who decreased their mobile voice consumption after their tariff switch, had already attempted to churn in the past, had moved from an unmetered to a metered rate type, paid higher monthly bill amounts and received no discounts on their current rate plan that was introduced on the market some time ago. Among subscribers who gave a termination notice, early (late) cancellation announcers were more likely to be older (younger) customers with a growing (shrinking) SMS consumption after their tariff switch, had not attempted (had already tried) to leave their current MNO in the past, and were in a rate plan that was (not) recently introduced. The findings contribute to the literature on mobile customer retention and have implications for practitioners and scholars.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.; Meinert, Phil] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; phil.meinert@uni-due.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 212.0, "End Page": 226.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gnangnon, SK; Iyer, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gnangnon, Sena Kimm; Iyer, Harish", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does bridging the Internet Access Divide contribute to enhancing countries' integration into the global trade in services markets?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet distance; Integration into the World's trade in commercial; services market; Geographical distance", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA MODELS; INTERNATIONAL-TRADE; DYNAMIC PANEL; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; CROSS-COUNTRY; TIME-SERIES; EQUATIONS; TESTS; FIRMS; USAGE", "Abstract": "This paper examines the impact of countries' distance between their Internet usage and the world' average of the Internet usage intensity on their integration into the world market of trade in commercial services. Using an unbalanced panel dataset of 175 countries over the annual period 2000-2013, the empirical analysis indicates that the narrowing of the Internet-related distance would improve countries' integration into the world trade in commercial services market. Furthermore, it helps those countries that are geographically far from the world market to compensate for the adverse effect of this geographical distance on their integration into the world market of trade in commercial services.", "Addresses": "[Gnangnon, Sena Kimm; Iyer, Harish] World Trade Org, Rue Lausanne 154, CH-1211 Geneva 21, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "World Trade Organization", "Reprint Addresses": "Gnangnon, SK (corresponding author), World Trade Org, Rue Lausanne 154, CH-1211 Geneva 21, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "SenaKimm.Gnangnon@wto.org; harish.iyer@wto.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 61.0, "End Page": 77.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tettey, WJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tettey, Wisdom J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile telephony and democracy in Ghana: Interrogating the changing ecology of citizen engagement and political communication", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "MEDIA; PHONES; PARTICIPATION; REVOLUTION; INTERNET; YOUTH; TALK", "Abstract": "This paper explores how far mobile telephony, in concert with other media platforms, has borne out the optimism of the mobile phonedemocracy nexus in the context of Ghana's politics and democratic practice. It examines the relationship between mobile phone access, citizen engagement, and appropriation of the technology by the governing elite for political communication and electoral campaigns. It concludes that Ghana has witnessed a rich convergence of mobile telephony and broadcast media which, in tandem with an open political environment, has significantly transformed the ecology of political communication. This development has helped to deepen democratic engagement among citizens, and between citizens and the political class, by fostering civic vigilance and accountability and facilitating multivocal expression of views from a more diverse constituency of political participants. However, while mobile phones and related platforms have allowed contra-and counter-hegemonic voices in Ghanaian politics to find expression across the electromagnetic spectrum, this access should not be construed to necessarily mean that political discourse has shifted in significant ways as to alter the fundamental structures of political power. Overall, the fundamental structures of political power and the levers of control remain unassailed by ordinary citizens, despite some of the progress made possible by mobile telephony.", "Addresses": "[Tettey, Wisdom J.] Univ British Columbia, Irving K Barber Sch Arts & Sci, Arts & Sci Ctr, Room ASC 406,Okanagan Campus,3187 Univ Way, Kelowna, BC V1V 1V7, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of British Columbia", "Reprint Addresses": "Tettey, WJ (corresponding author), Univ British Columbia, Irving K Barber Sch Arts & Sci, Arts & Sci Ctr, Room ASC 406,Okanagan Campus,3187 Univ Way, Kelowna, BC V1V 1V7, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "wisdom.tettey@ubc.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Tettey, Wisdom/0000-0002-0785-0038", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 95.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 685.0, "End Page": 694.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sung, N; Kwack, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sung, Nakil; Kwack, Eunkyoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "IPTV's videos on demand for television programs, their usage patterns, and inter-channel relationship in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "IPTV; Video on demand; Distribution channel; Media; Total screening rate", "Keywords Plus": "TRADITIONAL NEWS MEDIA; INDUSTRY; COMPLEMENTARITY; CANNIBALIZATION; SUBSTITUTION; COMPETITION; PLATFORMS; ADOPTION; NICHE", "Abstract": "In Korea, rapid technological advances, accompanied by growth in the adoption of internet protocol television (IPTV), are driving the use of videos on demand (VODs), especially VODs for television programs (TV-VODs). This study examines the relationship between the viewing rates for television programs at their original broadcast and the quantity of TV-VOD streaming hours, namely how television program distribution on one channel affects its usage on another channel. An empirical analysis is carried out using the data for TV-VODs of 605 television programs. Empirical results indicate that a television program's viewing rate is positively related with the quantity of streaming hours, providing empirical evidence on the positive inter-channel relationship. This positive relationship, however, is weaker for news and cultural programs than for dramas and variety shows, and is absent for unpopular television programs. Based on the study results, several implications are offered to television broadcasters, advertisers and broadcasting regulators. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sung, Nakil; Kwack, Eunkyoung] Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea", "Affiliations": "University of Seoul", "Reprint Addresses": "Sung, N (corresponding author), Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "nisung@uos.ac.kr; rollypop55@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Sung, Nakil/AAJ-2344-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1064.0, "End Page": 1076.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Campbell-Kelly, M; Garcia-Swartz, D; Lam, R; Yang, YL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Campbell-Kelly, Martin; Garcia-Swartz, Daniel; Lam, Richard; Yang, Yilei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic and business perspectives on smartphones as multi-sided platforms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smartphones; Consumer behavior; Mobile operating systems; Multi-sided platform markets", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "We interpret mobile operating systems such as iOS and Android as multi-sided platforms that serve a variety of customers, including consumers (users), handset makers, network operators, app developers, advertisers, and chip manufacturers. After reconstructing the history of smartphones, we explore the variety of business models that operating system owners or sponsors have implemented, and highlight their implications for the relationships between platform owners/sponsors and customers. Next we focus on those dimensions of the smartphone experience that consumers declare they value the most, namely network quality, the features of the operating system itself, and the selection of apps available for each platform. We study how different mobile operating-system owners or sponsors have managed to innovate in these various dimensions, often by engaging other customer types. In the concluding section we rely on the insights derived from multi-sided platform theory to analyze the reasons why two mobile platforms Apple's and Google's have been able to displace various incumbents. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Campbell-Kelly, Martin] Univ Warwick, Dept Comp Sci, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England; [Garcia-Swartz, Daniel; Yang, Yilei] Compass Lexecon, Chicago, IL 60604 USA; [Lam, Richard] United Airlines, Chicago, IL 60606 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Warwick", "Reprint Addresses": "Garcia-Swartz, D (corresponding author), Compass Lexecon, 332S Michigan Ave,Suite 1300, Chicago, IL 60604 USA.", "Email Addresses": "dgarciaswartz@compasslexecon.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 63.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 717.0, "End Page": 734.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mack, EA; Maciejewski, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mack, Elizabeth A.; Maciejewski, Ross", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A profile of visual analytical toolkits for understanding the spatio-temporal evolution of broadband provision", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Policy; Spatio-temporal; Visual analytics; Geographic information systems", "Keywords Plus": "SPACE-TIME; ACCESSIBILITY; LOCATION; INTERNET; DIVIDE; SYSTEM", "Abstract": "Problems with currently available broadband data sources highlight the pressing need for novel data analytical methods and tools that enable policy makers to explore broadband market dynamics. Given this pressing need, the goal of this paper is to discuss the current state-of-the-art in geovisual analytic tools that could be applied to broadband analysis and demonstrate how these toolkits may be applied to answer important policy questions about the spatio-temporal evolution of broadband markets. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mack, Elizabeth A.; Maciejewski, Ross] Arizona State Univ, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA", "Affiliations": "Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix", "Reprint Addresses": "Mack, EA (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA.", "Email Addresses": "eamack1@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 320.0, "End Page": 332.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Contreras, JL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Contreras, Jorge L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Divergent patterns of engagement in Internet standardization: Japan, Korea and China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standards; Internet; IETF; Telecommunications; Patent; China; Japan; Korea; Protocol; Engineering", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "This article analyzes the engagement of Japanese, Korean and Chinese participants in the development of Internet standards at IETF on the basis of four quantitative metrics: attendance, patenting, authorship and leadership. The results are strikingly divergent. Japanese involvement in Internet standardization began 'early and Japan was, for many years, second only to the U.S. in terms of IETF participation. Though Japanese participation has declined since the early 2000s, Japan remains a major contributor to IETF standardization. Korean involvement in IETF has always been significant, but below the levels of Japan and major European countries. Korean participation in IETF has also declined over the past decade, and has been dominated by one firm, Samsung. Though meaningful Chinese involvement in IETF did not begin until the mid-2000s, it has rapidly expanded in recent years. Today, China is a major player in numerous areas of Internet standardization in terms of three metrics (participation, patenting and leadership), and is rapidly gaining in terms of document authorship as well. Most of China's recent IETF involvement can be attributed to Huawei, though other Chinese firms have recently begun to increase their participation in the organization. Thus, contrary to some views that China's engagement with standardization is primarily one of indigenous innovation and catching up, China's experience with IETF demonstrates deliberate and effective engagement with a major Western standards-development organization on its own terms. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Utah, SJ Quinney Coll Law, Salt Lake City, UT 84112 USA", "Affiliations": "Utah System of Higher Education; University of Utah", "Reprint Addresses": "Contreras, JL (corresponding author), Univ Utah, SJ Quinney Coll Law, 332 South 1400 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84112 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jorge.contreras@law.utah.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 914.0, "End Page": 932.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ambrose, ML", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ambrose, Meg Leta", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Speaking of forgetting: Analysis of possible non-EU responses to the right to be forgotten and speech exception", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "International privacy law; Data protection; Right to be forgotten; Expression", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The right to be forgotten is contentious partly because it highlights the difference between U.S. and E.U. prioritization of information privacy and freedom of expression. Recently, a moderate amount of research has been undertaken to explore the conceptual issues underlying the right to be forgotten and how the right conflicts with the U.S. first amendment, but little has been written about its impending implementation and interoperability issues. While this is an E.U. Data Protection Regulation proposing to grant rights only to E.U. citizens, the world has a stake in this right for a number of reasons. This article will analyze the options for non-E.U. countries and data controllers, namely the U. S., to react to the establishment of such a right, now called The Right to Erasure. These options are the following: (1) adopt the same right to erasure for themselves, (2) ignore right to erasure claims, (3) comply with erasure take down requests, or (4) seek to establish a modified version of the right to erasure. In assessing these options, the article will first address the reality of a right to erasure under U.S. law. Second, it will discuss compliance and jurisdictional issues if the right is ignored. Third, the article will look at the impact of full acceptance of the take-down regime, focusing on the potential chilling effects and abuse. Finally, it will propose that non-E.U. countries encourage a right to erasure that is less disruptive: a right to erasure that allows data subjects to directly request removal of data held privately by data controllers and a right to oblivion for publicly available information that is enforced similarly to defamation claims, requiring a court order. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Georgetown Univ, Washington, DC 20057 USA", "Affiliations": "Georgetown University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ambrose, ML (corresponding author), Georgetown Univ, 3520 Prospect St NW,Suite 311, Washington, DC 20057 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 800.0, "End Page": 811.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fredebeul-Krein, M; Steingröver, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fredebeul-Krein, Markus; Steingroever, Markus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Wholesale broadband access to IPTV in an NGA environment: How to deal with it from a regulatory perspective?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulation; Broadband; Fibre network; Wholesale access; IPTV", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Network operators are increasingly competing with triple play offers from cable providers for both broadcast customers and telecommunications customers. In recent years they have invested in IPTV platforms and launched their own IPTV services. This has brought a new question on the regulatory agenda: shall network operators be obliged to offer wholesale access to their IPTV platform? And if yes, should the new wholesale IPTV product be regulated in the same way as traditional wholesale access? Or should traditional regulation be modified? While the majority of countries have so far no regulatory rules in place, some national regulators have started to become active in this market segment. In order for alternative network operators to realise multiple play offers including IPTV they must be able to match the offers of the incumbent operators. Such replicability with respect to telecoms infrastructure is in principle no problem as long as regulatory rules on local loop unbundling and related facilities are in place. But what if incumbent operators are neither required to offer unbundled access to their FTTH local loops nor do alternative network operators have access to sub-loop unbundling? It is for this reason that many argue some form of direct access to the incumbent multicast equipment needs to be provided. Otherwise the provision of IPTV services will be restricted to large network operators. The paper demonstrates that the regulation of wholesale access to IPTV depends above all on country specific conditions. Ex-ante regulation of access to wholesale broadband services over any DSL technology and any transport technology (ATM and Ethernet) in the sense that the SMP operator is obliged to offer a multicast functionality that allows competitors to offer TV services should be bound to a number of requirements: (1) the demand characteristics such as demand for bundled products. A precondition for determining regulatory obligations with respect to the provision of wholesale access to IPTV platforms should be that multiple play offers are the dominant form of providing telecom services. (2) The lack of cable TV operators exerting competitive pressure at the retail level for triple play products. (3) A lack of LLU in the country, so that alternative operators need a multicast WBA access to offer multiple play services. The paper is organised as follows. The first section of the paper briefly describes the technical and market characteristics of wholesale IPTV access. The second section considers the impact of IPTV wholesale access regulation on competition, investment and broadband diffusion. The third section examines regulatory issues concerning access to wholesale IPTV in more detail. The final section gives key recommendations for a regulatory strategy on wholesale broadband access to IPTV. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Fredebeul-Krein, Markus] Aachen Univ Appl Sci, Dept Business Studies, D-52066 Aachen, Germany; [Steingroever, Markus] Detecon Int GmbH, Strategy & Mkt Practice, D-50676 Cologne, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Fredebeul-Krein, M (corresponding author), Aachen Univ Appl Sci, Dept Business Studies, Eupener Str 70, D-52066 Aachen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "Fredebeul-Krein@fh-aachen.de; markus.steingroever@detecon.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 264.0, "End Page": 277.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Freyens, BP; Loney, M; Dissanayake, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Freyens, Benoit Pierre; Loney, Mark; Dissanayake, Tharaka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Dynamic usage of narrowband spectrum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Narrowband licences; Spectrum management; Dynamic spectrum access; White space; Gray space", "Keywords Plus": "COGNITIVE RADIO", "Abstract": "We examine the potential for expansion of the white space spectrum sharing model in the 400 MHz band. As opposed to UHF broadcast spectrum, which contains unassigned or idle segments known as white spaces, the 400 MHz band is characterised by intensive licence usage. However, productive spectrum usage does not guarantee allocative efficiency, which would require knowledge of the highest value service for each licence. 400 MHz frequencies are not priced on opportunity cost. It is therefore difficult to ascertain the economically efficient mix of services to deploy in the 400 MHz band. Drawing parallels with the high-economic value revealed and generated through the operations of unlicensed white space devices in UHF broadcast spectrum, we identify untapped 400 MHz spectrum capacity, which we refer to as narrowband spaces. Encouraging dynamic spectrum usage of narrowband spaces could, similarly to TV white space usage help realise the efficient allocation of the 400 MHz band. However, the narrowband nature of the 400 MHz licences and high licensing turnover imply a significantly different concept of dynamic spectrum access than that considered for TV Bands. The paper discusses regulatory implications and the type of services suited to exploit narrowband spaces. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Freyens, Benoit Pierre] Univ Canberra, Sch Govt & Policy, Fac Business Govt & Law, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia; [Loney, Mark; Dissanayake, Tharaka] Australian Commun & Media Author, Belconnen, ACT 2616, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Canberra", "Reprint Addresses": "Freyens, BP (corresponding author), Univ Canberra, Sch Govt & Policy, Fac Business Govt & Law, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "ben.freyens@canberra.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "FREYENS, Benoit Pierre/0000-0002-5280-1382", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 173.0, "End Page": 185.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chiang, EP; Hauge, JA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chiang, Eric P.; Hauge, Janice A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of non-neutral federal regulatory policy on competition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Subsidies; Regulation; Universal Service Fund; Telecommunications; Duopoly competition", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING TELEPHONE DEMAND; DECENNIAL CENSUS-DATA; STATE", "Abstract": "We present a duopoly competition model to illustrate how the simultaneous incorporation of two US federal regulatory programs negatively affected telecommunications competition during the past decade. Our model shows that the simultaneous implementation of the Universal Service Fund policy that grants subsidies to incumbent telecommunications providers serving in high-cost areas, and the carrier of last resort policy that mandates incumbents to provide service in under-served geographic areas, deters competitive entry in low-cost markets and thereby runs counter to the objectives for which the policies were intended. This model provides a theoretical explanation of a failure of federal policy. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Chiang, Eric P.] Florida Atlantic Univ, Dept Econ, Boca Raton, FL 33431 USA; [Hauge, Janice A.] Univ N Texas, Dept Econ, Denton, TX 76203 USA", "Affiliations": "State University System of Florida; Florida Atlantic University; University of North Texas System; University of North Texas Denton", "Reprint Addresses": "Chiang, EP (corresponding author), Florida Atlantic Univ, Dept Econ, 777 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chiang@fau.edu; jhauge@unt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1142.0, "End Page": 1149.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zimmermann, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zimmermann, Carsten", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications and Business Strategy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Zimmermann, Carsten] Univ San Diego, San Diego, CA 92110 USA", "Affiliations": "University of San Diego", "Reprint Addresses": "Zimmermann, C (corresponding author), Univ San Diego, San Diego, CA 92110 USA.", "Email Addresses": "zimmermann@sandiego.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 426.0, "End Page": 427.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Forde, T; Doyle, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Forde, Tim; Doyle, Linda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cellular clouds", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud Computing; Cellular network; MVNO; Utility Cellular Network; Cellular Cloud; Services; LTE; DSA; Cognitive radio", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper progresses an analysis of what it means to be a cellular network operator and what form the ownership and control of future cellular networks may take. Alternative modes of ownership may allow for the creation of more flexible cellular networking environments in which competition for packages of resources, that is, the licenced spectrum, the RAN and core network, ensures that the most efficient and innovative architectures, services and applications are delivered to the consumer. This paper develops the concept of the Cellular Network Cloud and Utility Cellular Networking as a means to explore the possibilities for such revolution in the way in which cellular networks are owned and operated. Changes to current industry practices which would help to meet the objectives of more flexible and competitive network ownership and control are proposed. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Forde, Tim; Doyle, Linda] Trinity Coll Dublin, CTVR Telecommun Res Ctr, Dublin 2, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Trinity College Dublin", "Reprint Addresses": "Forde, T (corresponding author), Trinity Coll Dublin, CTVR Telecommun Res Ctr, Dublin 2, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "tkforde@gmail.com; ledoyle@tcd.ie", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Doyle, Linda/0000-0002-8183-6429", "Funding Orgs": "Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) [10/CE/I1853]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)(Science Foundation Ireland)", "Funding Text": "This material is based upon works supported by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant no. 10/CE/I1853.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 194.0, "End Page": 207.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Li, R; Shiu, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Li, Raymond; Shiu, Alice", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet diffusion in China: A dynamic panel data analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Digital divide; Internet diffusion; Network externality", "Keywords Plus": "GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE; POLICY; DETERMINANTS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the key factors influencing the rate of Internet penetration in China. Given the significant differences in Internet penetration rates across different regions in China, panel data for 31 Chinese provinces over the period 2003-2009 are analyzed in a dynamic modelling framework to shed light on the main factors influencing the Internet penetration rate in each region and obtain implications for the digital divide in Internet penetration for China. The most innovative finding is the presence of significant network effect in Internet diffusion. While income is a significant and very important determinant of Internet adoption in each region, literacy and telecommunication infrastructure are also significant determinants of Internet adoption in the less developed western region. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Li, Raymond; Shiu, Alice] Hong Kong Polytech Univ, Sch Accounting & Finance, Hunghom, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hong Kong Polytechnic University", "Reprint Addresses": "Li, R (corresponding author), Hong Kong Polytech Univ, Sch Accounting & Finance, Hunghom, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "Ray.Li@polyu.edu.hk; afshiu@inet.polyu.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "Li, Raymond/AAN-6505-2020; Shiu, Alice/A-3457-2015", "ORCIDs": "Li, Raymond/0000-0002-8868-7104; Shiu, Alice/0000-0002-1487-2534", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 872.0, "End Page": 887.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grubesic, TH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grubesic, Tony H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The U.S. National Broadband Map: Data limitations and implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; National Broadband Map; Spatial analysis; Public policy; Geographic information systems", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; UNITED-STATES; SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION; COMPETITION; SERVICES; QUALITY; ACCESS; MARKET", "Abstract": "The 2011 release of the National Broadband Map (NBM) has generated significant interest from the telecommunications policy community. The NBM is a multiagency effort, including the National Telecommunications Administration (NTIA), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), fifty U.S. states and five U.S. territories, to collect and disseminate information on broadband provision and quality of service for the United States. From a geographic perspective, the NBM represents a marked departure from previous broadband data efforts. Specifically, instead of disseminating FCC Form 477 data on providers at the ZIP code or Census tract level, the NBM reports provision information at the Census block level the smallest geographic unit in which the Census bureau tabulates survey information. While this increased level of geographic data resolution is a welcome change, there are several notable limitations to these data that are important to consider when conducting spatial econometric analysis for public policy evaluation. With this in mind, the purpose of this paper is twofold. First, this paper explores the salient characteristics of Census block geographic base files, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses as summary units of spatial analysis. This also includes a brief discussion on how the NBM treats geographically large blocks and their use of road segments for aggregating provider data. Second, this paper examines the impacts of empty blocks (i.e. blocks that have no household information associated with them) for the spatial analysis of broadband. Finally, this paper provides a short overview of how these data limitations can impact public policy evaluation and provides a blueprint for improving the National Broadband Map. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Drexel Univ, Coll Informat Sci & Technol, Geog Informat Syst & Spatial Anal Lab, Philadelphia, PA 19081 USA", "Affiliations": "Drexel University", "Reprint Addresses": "Grubesic, TH (corresponding author), Drexel Univ, Coll Informat Sci & Technol, Geog Informat Syst & Spatial Anal Lab, Philadelphia, PA 19081 USA.", "Email Addresses": "grubesic@drexel.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Grubesic, Tony H/C-4273-2012", "ORCIDs": "Grubesic, Tony/0000-0003-4517-586X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 50.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 57.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 113.0, "End Page": 126.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sutherland, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sutherland, Ewan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A mobile fortune: the life and times of Denis O'Brien, Creaton Siobhan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Namur, CRIDS, Namur, Belgium; [Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Witwatersrand, LINK, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Namur; University of Witwatersrand", "Reprint Addresses": "Sutherland, E (corresponding author), Univ Namur, CRIDS, Namur, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "3wan@3wan.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 689.0, "End Page": 690.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yoo, CS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yoo, Christopher S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network slicing and net neutrality", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Net neutrality; Network slicing; 5G; Reasonable traffic management; Specialised services", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Whether network slicing complies with the net neutrality rules currently in force in Europe and previously applicable in the U.S. presents a key issue in the deployment of 5G. In many ways, both regimes frame the issues in a similar manner, with the exceptions for reasonable traffic management and specialised services likely to play the most important roles. Both regimes also focus on similar considerations, including whether measures are based on technical rather than business considerations and the distinction between measures aimed at improving the performance of the entire network or specific applications, although both distinctions are problematic in some respects. Both regimes also emphasize application agnosticism and end-user choice, with European law finding the former implicit in the latter. At the same time, European and U.S. law reflect some key differences: the regimes cover different types of entities, frame the issues in terms of nondiscrimination versus throttling and paid prioritization, take different positions on whether measures must be limited to temporary or exceptional circumstances, and place different weight on the impact of the rules on investment and on the relevance industry standards. The relatively undeveloped state of both legal regimes means that the ultimate answers must await enforcement decisions and actions by national regulatory authorities, and any subsequent judicial challenges to those decisions.", "Addresses": "[Yoo, Christopher S.] Univ Penn, Carey Law Sch, Annenberg Sch Commun, 3501 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA; [Yoo, Christopher S.] Univ Penn, Sch Engn & Appl Sci, 3501 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Pennsylvania; University of Pennsylvania", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoo, CS (corresponding author), Univ Penn, Carey Law Sch, Annenberg Sch Commun, 3501 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA.;Yoo, CS (corresponding author), Univ Penn, Sch Engn & Appl Sci, 3501 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA.", "Email Addresses": "csyoo@law.upenn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102619.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102619", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JE4G4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001171468400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gamito, MC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gamito, Marta Cantero", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The influence of China in AI governance through standardisation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVATE REGULATION; STRATEGIES; POLITICS; POLICY; KOREA", "Abstract": "Artificial intelligence systems (AIS) are subject to technical standardisation. Technical standards are primarily developed within standard devel-oping organisations (SDOs) traditionally operating under consensus-based, community-and largely industry-driven processes. Governments are increasingly interested in technical standards' development, accentuating the political dimension of standardisation. This article explores the contribution of technical standardisation to the governance of artificial intelligence (AI) and asks whose views are being implemented in the development of non-state rules for AI. The article, based on empirical research, focuses on the changing governance structure of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). Overall, the discussion offers an overview of the existing geopolitics in AI-related standardisation and contributes to the scholarship on AI and digital governance by exploring the role of technical standardisation as a tool in AI governance. The research finds an increasing Chinese representation in international standardisation and argues that the political use of standardisation can lead to China establishing its own vision of digital governance. Consequently, the article suggest that China is using participation in recognised SDOs to legitimate its vision for digital governance calling for a re-examination of standardisation considering its implications for democracy and the protection of human rights.", "Addresses": "[Gamito, Marta Cantero] Univ Tartu, Tartu, Estonia; [Gamito, Marta Cantero] European Univ Inst, Sch Transnatl Governance, Fiesole, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Tartu; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Gamito, MC (corresponding author), European Univ Inst, Sch Transnatl Governance, Fiesole, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "marta.cantero@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Cantero Gamito, Marta/0000-0001-8200-3456", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 112.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 34.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102673.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102673", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3JR9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111074100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peng, ZZ; Dan, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peng, Zhuangzhuang; Dan, Ting", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital dividend or digital divide? Digital economy and urban-rural income inequality in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Urban-rural income gap; Urbanization; Threshold model", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND DEPLOYMENT; AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION; URBANIZATION; IMPACT; INTERNET; INFORMATION; CHALLENGES; ICT", "Abstract": "This study investigates the impact of the digital economy on income inequality between urban and rural areas. Panel data covering 194 cities in China from 2011 to 2018 are employed to construct a digital economy development index using the entropy value method. Nonlinear and threshold models are executed to ascertain how digital economy development influences the urban-rural income gap in China. The results reveal a U-shaped relationship between the digital economy and the urban-rural income gap. Furthermore, the threshold effect analysis demonstrates a digital divide in diverse regions due to different urbanization stages. This study furnishes empirical evidence for attaining balanced urban-rural development in the digital economy in developing countries.", "Addresses": "[Peng, Zhuangzhuang; Dan, Ting] Shanghai Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Urban & Reg Sci, 777 Guoding Rd, Shanghai 200433, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Shanghai University of Finance & Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Dan, T (corresponding author), Shanghai Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Urban & Reg Sci, 777 Guoding Rd, Shanghai 200433, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "pengzhuangzhuang@163.sufe.edu.cn; danting@163.sufe.edu.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Innovation Fund Projects of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics [CXJJ-2022-429, CXJJ-2022-426]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Innovation Fund Projects of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics", "Funding Text": "This work was sponsored by Innovation Fund Projects of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (CXJJ-2022-426) and Innovation Fund Projects of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (CXJJ-2022-429) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 200.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 214.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102616.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102616", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U7EM2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086398300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bunje, MY; Abendin, S; Wang, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bunje, Madinatou Yeh; Abendin, Simon; Wang, Yin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The multidimensional effect of financial development on trade in Africa: The role of the digital economy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Financial development; International trade; Digital economy; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNATIONAL-TRADE; PANEL-DATA; INFORMATION; TESTS; COINTEGRATION; TECHNOLOGY; OPENNESS; INTERNET; GROWTH", "Abstract": "The issue of how financial development affects international trade has gained much attention in the literature, both theoretical and empirical, without investigating the various transmission channels of financial development on international trade. Significantly, how the digital economy modulates the effects of financial development on trade remains unexplored. Our study addresses these research gaps using panel data from 47 African economies spanning 1990 to 2019. Our findings based on the dynamic system GMM approach show that the direct impacts of financial development and the digital economy have been crucial in driving international trade in Africa in the short and long runs. Second, in the short and long runs, the digital economy serves as a vital channel through which financial development has the most significant impact on trade in Africa. Third, the robustness checks by excluding countries endowed with natural resources in Africa provide robust evidence that digital technology and finance matter for trade. Further, the study discloses an important novelty in that the marginal effects on trade increase when financial development in Africa interacts with the digital economy. In light of these findings, we conclude that policy reforms should focus on policies that encourage the development of the digital economy and its use in the financial sector in Africa.", "Addresses": "[Bunje, Madinatou Yeh; Abendin, Simon; Wang, Yin] Zhengzhou Univ, Sch Business, Zhengzhou 450001, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Zhengzhou University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, Y (corresponding author), Zhengzhou Univ, Sch Business, Zhengzhou 450001, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "zzuwangyin@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Abendin, Simon/0000-0003-0944-3230", "Funding Orgs": "CNational Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences; [20FGLB071]", "Funding Name Preferred": "CNational Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences;", "Funding Text": "Funding Funded by CNational Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences (20FGLB071) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 34.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 91.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102444.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102444", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5B3NT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000863480200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nguyen, CP; Doytch, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Canh Phuc Nguyen; Doytch, Nadia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of ICT patents on economic growth: An international evidence", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Patents; ICT patent; Economic growth; Manufacturing growth; Services growth", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-RIGHTS; PANEL-DATA; INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; DEVELOPMENT SUBSIDIES; TECHNOLOGY ICT; E-GOVERNMENT; INNOVATION; INTERNET", "Abstract": "This study aims to examine the impact of inventions, measured by the number of new patents, on economic growth. Specifically, we focus on patents in the ICT sector for a global sample of 43 economies, comprising 26 advanced and 17 emerging market economies in the period 1998 to 2016. We use a two-step system GMM to control for potential endogeneity in the data. Our results are threefold. First, total patents have mutually causal effects with economic growth, but there is no evidence of an impact of total patents on manufacturing sector growth. At the same time, ICT patents have a unidirectional causal impact on both, overall economic growth, and the growth of services and manufacturing. Second, the impact of total patents on economic growth is stronger in advanced economies. At the same time, ICT patents have a positive significant impact on the growth of advanced economies and a negative significant effect on the growth of emerging economies. Third, in the long-run, ICT patents have a positive significant impact on economic growth, while total patents do not.", "Addresses": "[Canh Phuc Nguyen] Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Coll Econ Law & Govt, Sch Publ Finance, 59C Nguyen Dinh Chieu,Dist 3, Ho Chi Minh City 700000, Vietnam; [Canh Phuc Nguyen] Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Coll Econ Law & Govt, Hlth & Agr Policy Res Inst, 279 Nguyen Tri Phuong,Dist 10, Ho Chi Minh City 700000, Vietnam; [Doytch, Nadia] CUNY Brooklyn Coll, Koppelman Sch Business, Brooklyn, NY 11210 USA; [Doytch, Nadia] CUNY, Grad Ctr, PhD Program Econ, New York, NY USA; [Doytch, Nadia] Ateneo Manila Univ, Sch Govt, Manila, Philippines", "Affiliations": "City University of New York (CUNY) System; Brooklyn College (CUNY); City University of New York (CUNY) System; Ateneo de Manila University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nguyen, CP (corresponding author), Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Coll Econ Law & Govt, Sch Publ Finance, 59C Nguyen Dinh Chieu,Dist 3, Ho Chi Minh City 700000, Vietnam.", "Email Addresses": "canhnguyen@ueh.edu.vn; ndoytch@brooklyn.cuny.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Canh, NGUYEN Phuc/AAG-8627-2019", "ORCIDs": "Canh, NGUYEN Phuc/0000-0001-8467-5010", "Funding Orgs": "University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam", "Funding Name Preferred": "University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam", "Funding Text": "Canh Phuc Nguyen receives funding from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City (700000), Vietnam.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 107.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102291.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102291", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Digital societies and industrial transformations: ITS 23rd Biennial Conference", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Bohlin, E (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102362.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102362", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Suárez, D; García-Mariñoso, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begona", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does ad blocking have an effect on online shopping?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Ad blockers; Advertising avoidance; e-commerce; Propensity score matching", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The use of ad blocking software has risen sharply with online advertising and is recognized as challenging the survival of the ad supported web. However, the effects of ad blocking on consumer behavior have been studied scarcely. This paper uses propensity score matching techniques on a longitudinal survey of 4411 Internet users in Spain to show that ad blocking has a causal positive effect on their number of online purchases. This could be attributed to the positive effects of ad blocking, such as a safer and enhanced navigation. This striking result reinforces the controversial debate of whether current online ads are too bothersome for consumers.", "Addresses": "[Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begona] Comis Nacl Mercados & Competencia CNMC, Dept Stat & Knowledge Management, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Suárez, D (corresponding author), Comis Nacl Mercados & Competencia CNMC, Dept Stat & Knowledge Management, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "david.suarez.lamas@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102089.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102089", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Emara, N; Zhang, YH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Emara, Noha; Zhang, Yuanhao", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The non-linear impact of digitization on remittances inflow: Evidence from the BRICS", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Remittances; Digitization; FinTech; Financial inclusion; BRICS", "Keywords Plus": "WORKERS REMITTANCES; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; MIGRATION; FINANCE", "Abstract": "Due to the impact of COVID-19, it is important now more than ever to analyze the relationship between the improvement in digitization and the flow of remittances in order to fill the void that has come as a result of stay at home and quarantine orders. Using a comprehensive measure of digitization that encompasses the commonly used proxies of financial technology (Fintech) and employing a System Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) panel estimation methodology on annual data over the period 2004?2018, this paper examines the impact of digitization, as a proxy of Fintech, on the inflow of remittances for a sample of 34 developed and developing countries. Our analysis provides an interesting case study on Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS), known as five emerging markets with a great number of workers out of abroad but below the average level of digital transfers. Using the Digital Ecosystem Development Index developed by Katz and Callorda (2018), the results of the paper uncover a statistically significant nonlinear relationship between the improvement in digitization measures and the inflow of remittances with an exact threshold level. More specifically, our results indicate that improvement in digitization may initially increase the remittances inflow leading to an increase in the stock of remittances received. Nevertheless, once the digitization index reaches its threshold level further improvement in digitization tends decrease as penetration increases, giving rise to a decline in the rate of remittances inflow. This result implies that the marginal effect of the digital penetration is larger when at its lower level, before the threshold level. For countries such as the BRICS, with a level of digitization below the average of our sample, policy makers should apply more aggressive and comprehensive policies to recoup the maximum gains of a digital ecosystem. Hence, our policy implications are directed towards increasing the investments in developing human capacity including carrying different skill development training programs to prepare individuals for the information age, expanding the internet coverage and speed especially in educational establishments, encouraging the use and access of electronic banking by consumers, producers, and governments, and taking cyber security and fraud protection more seriously to encourage the flow of remittances, especially in light of its renewed utility due to the recent pandemic.", "Addresses": "[Emara, Noha] Rutgers State Univ, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA; [Emara, Noha] Columbia Univ, SIPA, New York, NY 10027 USA; [Zhang, Yuanhao] Columbia Univ, New York, NY 10027 USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick; Columbia University; Columbia University", "Reprint Addresses": "Emara, N (corresponding author), Rutgers State Univ, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA.;Emara, N (corresponding author), Columbia Univ, SIPA, New York, NY 10027 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nemara@camden.rutgers.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": ", Noha/0000-0002-7981-8256", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102112.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102112", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jin, HF; Lu, ZT; Huang, LQ; Dou, JS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jin, Haofeng; Lu, Zhentong; Huang, Liqiang; Dou, Junsheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Not too much nor too little: Salience bias in mobile plan choices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Salience; Mobile plan choices; Switching; Heuristic thinking; Consumer learning", "Keywords Plus": "TARIFF STRUCTURE; CONSUMER CHOICE; PAYING TOO; USAGE; BEHAVIOR; UNCERTAINTY; SERVICE; DEMAND; MODEL; EXPERIENCE", "Abstract": "Understanding how consumers make tariff choices is a central issue in telecommunications. The object of the current paper is to investigate whether consumers use a particular heuristic thinking, i.e., salience-based decision making, in mobile plan choices. Using a unique panel data of mobile plan choices from a major telecommunication operator in China, we document evidence that consumer?s mobile plan choices are overly influenced by the salience of overusing or underusing the allowance. In particular, we show that given the ex post optimality of the current plan, a consumer tend to switch to plans with larger allowances when overuse the allowance, and switch to plans with smaller allowances when underuse the allowance. We also find that salience-based decision making is a consistent behavior pattern and heterogeneous among consumers. Finally, we show that more experienced consumers are more likely to avoid the upward bias but not the downward bias. Our findings have important managerial implications for managers and policy makers who intend to aid consumers? mobile plan choices through information provision.", "Addresses": "[Jin, Haofeng; Huang, Liqiang; Dou, Junsheng] Zhejiang Univ, Sch Management, Hangzhou, Peoples R China; [Lu, Zhentong] Bank Canada, Financial Stabil Dept, Ottawa, ON, Canada", "Affiliations": "Zhejiang University; Bank of Canada", "Reprint Addresses": "Jin, HF (corresponding author), Zhejiang Univ, Sch Management, Hangzhou, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "haofengjin@zju.edu.cn; zlu@bankofcanada.ca; huanglq@zju.edu.cn; jsdou@zju.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Huang, Liqiang/P-4770-2017", "ORCIDs": "Lu, Zhentong/0000-0002-1090-6581", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102071.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102071", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Adam, IO; Alhassan, MD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Adam, Ibrahim Osman; Alhassan, Muftawu Dzang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effect of mobile phone penetration on the quality of life", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile infrastructure; ICT regulation; Quality of life Mobile phone penetration", "Keywords Plus": "E-BUSINESS ADOPTION; E-GOVERNMENT; INTERNET USE; ICT USE; CORRUPTION; ACCESS; USAGE", "Abstract": "Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have a tremendous potential to enhance individual, business, and government efficiency and improve general quality of life. However, the role of ICTs has brought with it numerous legal and regulatory challenges as well as an exacerbating criminal enterprise through cybercrime. Despite this, the evidence on the role of ICTs in improving the quality of life (QoL) is mixed and the exact nature of this relationship is not yet well understood especially at the global level. Existing information systems research has examined generally the effects of ICTs on the QoL at individual country level but there remains a gap in the understanding of the association between specific ICTs such as mobile penetration and QoL. In this study, we examine the effects of mobile penetration and QoL on one hand, and the mediating effects of ICT regulation on the other. We rely on the capability approach and archival data from 114 countries whilst employing Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Modelling as the data analysis method. Our results show support for only the association of ICT regulation and QoL and prove that the mediating effects of ICT regulation is not significant. Our findings suggest that to enhance the QoL, practitioners and policymakers should emphasize ICT regulation to protect the privacy and security of individuals online to achieve the needed benefits. The study provides recommendations for future research.", "Addresses": "[Adam, Ibrahim Osman] Univ Dev Studies, Tamale, Ghana; [Adam, Ibrahim Osman; Alhassan, Muftawu Dzang] SD Dombo Univ Business & Integrated Dev Studies, Wa, Ghana", "Affiliations": "University for Development Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Adam, IO (corresponding author), SD Dombo Univ Business & Integrated Dev Studies, Wa, Ghana.", "Email Addresses": "ioadam@uds.edu.gh; mdalhassan@ubids.edu.gh", "Researcher Ids": "Adam, Ibrahim Osman/W-4513-2019", "ORCIDs": "Adam, Ibrahim Osman/0000-0001-7742-7473", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102109.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102109", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feijóo, C; Kwon, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feijoo, Claudio; Kwon, Youngsun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "AI impacts on economy and society: Latest developments, open issues and new policy measures", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Feijoo, Claudio] Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Tongji Univ, Shanghai, Peoples R China; [Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, Daejeon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Tongji University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Feijóo, C (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "claudio.feijoo@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101987.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101987", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hasbi, M; Dubus, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hasbi, Maude; Dubus, Antoine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of mobile broadband use in developing economies: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband use; Developing economy; Financial inclusion; Digital gap", "Keywords Plus": "USAGE; ADOPTION; ACCESS; PHONES; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Broadband is seen as a vector of economic growth and social development. In the developing world, mobile technologies are widely adopted and mobile broadband is progressively rolled-out with high expectations on its impact on the countries' development. We highlight what the determinants of mobile broadband use are in four Sub-Saharan countries. Using micro-level data coming from household surveys over 5 years, from 2013 to 2017, we show that SIM card ownership and being part of an online social community has a strong positive impact on mobile broadband use. We also highlight a positive correlation between digital inclusion and financial inclusion as mobile money users and bank account users are found to be more inclined to use mobile broadband. However, beyond apparent similarities, mobile broadband is used in different ways according to countries specificities. For instance, among the non-mobile owners in Nigeria, the unemployed are the most likely to use mobile broadband, most probably for job search practices, while it is rather used by students for information gathering in other countries. Finally we show that those excluded from mobile broadband use are the eldest, those with the lowest level of education, and women.", "Addresses": "[Hasbi, Maude] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Managment & Econ, Vera Sandberg Allee 8, Gothenburg 41133, Sweden; [Dubus, Antoine] Univ Libre Bruxelles, ECARES, Ave Franklin Roosevelt 50, Brussels 1050, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology; Universite Libre de Bruxelles", "Reprint Addresses": "Hasbi, M (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Managment & Econ, Vera Sandberg Allee 8, Gothenburg 41133, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "hasbi@chalmers.se; antoine.dubus@ulb.ac.be", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Fond National pour la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS) [33671104]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Fond National pour la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS)(Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique - FNRS)", "Funding Text": "Antoine Dubus acknowledges financial support from the Fond National pour la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS), research project 33671104.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101944.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101944", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 28.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Odhiambo, NM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inequality and gender inclusion: Minimum ICT policy thresholds for promoting female employment in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; ICT; Gender; Inclusive development", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE PHONE PENETRATION; E-WALLET PROGRAM; FINANCIAL INCLUSION; POVERTY; GROWTH; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; ACCESS; INCOME; PARTICIPATION", "Abstract": "The study assesses how ICT modulates the effect of inequality on female economic participation in a panel of 42 countries in sub-Saharan Africa over the period 2004-2014. Three inequality indicators are used, namely: the Gini coefficient, the Atkinson index and the Palma ratio. The adopted ICT indicators are mobile phone penetration, internet penetration and fixed broadband subscriptions. Three gender economic inclusion indicators are also used for the analysis, namely: female labour force participation, female unemployment and female employment. The Generalised Method of Moments is employed as empirical strategy. The findings show that enhancing ICT beyond certain thresholds is necessary for ICT to mitigate inequality in order to enhance gender economic participation. First, for female labour force participation, a minimum threshold of 165.714 mobile phone penetration per 100 people is required for the Palma ratio. Second, minimum ICT thresholds for the reduction of female unemployment are: (i) 87.783, 107.486 and 152.500 mobile phone penetration per 100 people for respectively, the Gini coefficient, the Atkinson index and the Palma ratio; (ii) 39.618 internet penetration per 100 people for the Atkinson index and (iii) 4.500 fixed broadband subscritptions for the Palma ratio. Third, the corresponding ICT thresholds for the promotion of female employment are: (i) 120.369 and 85.533 mobile phone penetration per 100 people for respectively, the Gini coefficient and the Atkinson index and (ii) 30.005 internet penetration per 100 people for the Gini coefficient. The established thresholds make economic sense and can be feasibly implemented by policy makers in order to induce favourable effects on gender economic inclusion dynamics.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, Pretoria 0003, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, Pretoria 0003, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; odhianm@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "Simplice, Asongu/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "Simplice, Asongu/0000-0001-5227-5135; Odhiambo, Nicholas .M./0000-0003-4988-0259", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 48.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 48.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101900.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101900", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Choi, M; Hwang, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Junghwan; Choi, Mideum; Hwang, ShinYoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Circulation of loyalty: Relationships between mobile instant messenger and offline character emoticon store", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile instant messenger (mIM); Character business; Flagship stores; Loyalty", "Keywords Plus": "FLAGSHIP BRAND STORES; MEDIA CHARACTERS; SOCIAL MEDIA; SATISFACTION; GRATIFICATIONS; DISTANCE; IMPACT; ONLINE; RETAIL", "Abstract": "Mobile instant messenger (mIM) service providers are extending their online services to the offline platform. Asia's largest mIM service providers, LINE and Kakao, are brining life to its signature characters such that they appear not only on the text screen but also on offline character flagship stores. This study investigates mIM users' motives in visiting the store and identifies the role of mIM characters in facilitating users' loyalty toward the mIM service provider. To comprehensively understand users' motivations in visiting the offline flagship store, the study conducted a focus group interview and used the confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) to identify seven key motivations. The empirical findings are drawn from 332 Korean respondents that use the mIM service and have experience in visiting the character flagship store. The study finds that users who actively use mIM services and emoticons are likely to visit the store due to the identified factors. A virtuous cycle of loyalty from online to the offline platform, and vice versa was also found. Findings of this study confirm that mIM character flagship stores are a strategic way for mIM service providers to communicate with users and create their unique brand identity.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Junghwan] Indiana Univ, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA; [Choi, Mideum] Korea Broadcasting Syst, Seoul, South Korea; [Hwang, ShinYoung] Korea Univ, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington; Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Choi, M (corresponding author), Korea Broadcasting Syst, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "media.jhk@gmail.com; trustchoi83@gmail.com; sychloe91@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Mideum/HIR-1374-2022", "ORCIDs": "Choi, Mideum/0000-0001-8366-3018", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea - Korean government [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea - Korean government", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea grant funded by the Korean government [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101851.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101851", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, YNK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Yi-Ning Katherine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competitions between OTT TV platforms and traditional television in Taiwan: A Niche analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Niche theory; OTT TV; Traditional TV; Viewing behavior", "Keywords Plus": "NEWS MEDIA; DISPLACEMENT; INTERNET", "Abstract": "This study examines how OTT TV and cable TV compete in Taiwan through an online survey conducted in March 2016 that collected a total of 620 qualified responses. In terms of niche breadth, our findings indicate that OTT TV scores higher than traditional TV for all seven dimensions, with the greatest difference manifesting in the dimension of convenience. For the niche overlap, results show that OTT TV and traditional TV share a high level of similarity on amusement and ease of use. Overall, OTT TV's competitive superiority surpasses that of traditional TV in all dimensions. Finally, in light of program types, news, movies, and sports effectively predict users' gratification with cable TV, whereas dramas and movies are predictive of users' gratification with OTT TV. Implications for research and practices are discussed herein.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Yi-Ning Katherine] Natl Chengchi Univ, Coll Commun, Dept Advertising, 64,Sec 2,ZhiNan Rd, Taipei 11605, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Chengchi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chen, YNK (corresponding author), Natl Chengchi Univ, Coll Commun, Dept Advertising, 64,Sec 2,ZhiNan Rd, Taipei 11605, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "kynchen@nccu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Chen, Yi-Ning Katherine/0000-0002-5667-1511", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 50.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101793.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Forenbacher, I; Husnjak, S; Cvitic, I; Jovovic, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Forenbacher, Ivan; Husnjak, Sinisa; Cvitic, Ivan; Jovovic, Ivan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of mobile phone ownership in Nigeria", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Mobile phone; Socio-economic factors; Policy implications; Nigeria; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; E-GOVERNMENT; INTERNET; ADOPTION; GENDER; ACCESS; ICT; GAP", "Abstract": "Mobile phones are recognized as a primary platform for mitigating the digital divide and increasing economic growth, and the same appears to be true for Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa. Since 2012, mobile phone penetration has shown nearly linear growth, reaching 83% in 2016. However, this statistic falls to only 46% after correcting for ownership of multiple SIM cards and sharing of mobile phones among multiple users. The determinants of mobile phone ownership in Nigeria are poorly understood, which hinders research that could inform policies capable of increasing mobile phone penetration and eliminating the digital divide. To begin to fill this research gap, we have analyzed socio-economic factors related to mobile phone ownership in the country. We used a logit model and the latest national-level Datafirst ICT dataset (2012) about mobile phone adoption from 1552 individuals. The sample was stratified, clustered, and probability-weighted to make it representative of the situation at the national level. The results suggest that factors such as geographic location and income may not strongly influence mobile phone ownership, in contrast to what was previously thought. Instead, the strongest factors appeared to be education level, informal work, social engagement, type of electricity supply and employment status. Our analysis suggests that to increase mobile phone ownership and close the digital divide, policy makers should target younger adults, provide training in digital literacy specifically for mobile phone use, invest in electricity supply infrastructure, and develop content and applications in non-English languages. These findings may contribute to understanding mobile phone distribution in Nigeria as well as inform implementation of the country's ICT Roadmap 2017-2020 and Vision 2020.", "Addresses": "[Forenbacher, Ivan; Husnjak, Sinisa; Cvitic, Ivan; Jovovic, Ivan] Univ Zagreb, Fac Transport & Traff Sci, Dept Informat & Commun Traff, Vukeliceva 4, Zagreb, Croatia", "Affiliations": "University of Zagreb", "Reprint Addresses": "Forenbacher, I (corresponding author), Univ Zagreb, Fac Transport & Traff Sci, Dept Informat & Commun Traff, Vukeliceva 4, Zagreb, Croatia.", "Email Addresses": "ivan.forenbacher@fpz.hr", "Researcher Ids": "Jovovic, Ivan/ABI-8048-2020; Cvitić, Ivan/D-7437-2019; Cvitić, Ivan/IXN-3900-2023", "ORCIDs": "Jovovic, Ivan/0000-0003-1954-2689; Cvitić, Ivan/0000-0003-3728-6711; Cvitić, Ivan/0000-0003-3728-6711; Forenbacher, Ivan/0000-0002-9706-4750; Husnjak, Sinisa/0000-0002-6815-1687", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 43.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101812.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feijóo, C; Ramos, S; Armuña, C; Arenal, A; Gómez-Barroso, JL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feijoo, Claudio; Ramos, Sergio; Armuna, Cristina; Arenal, Alberto; Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A study on the deployment of high-speed broadband networks in NUTS3 regions within the framework of digital agenda for Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Ultra-broadband; Next-generation networks; Public-private partnerships; Rural areas; FTTH; FTTx; LTE; Network deployment; High-speed broadband", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS NETWORKS; POLICY; EU", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the high-speed broadband situation in the EU and its prospects. It uses a deployment model to estimate the investment required to meet the Digital Agenda for Europe (DAE) broadband targets set by the European Commission in its Europe 2020 strategy at different stages: as of 2016, after expected operators' deployment, after public subsidies and leveraged investment, and as expected in 2020. The model uses data at the NUTS3 level, which is the most granular level that has data available on the status of broadband deployment, to arrive at a coherent and comparable framework. From the different perspectives on the investment to meet DAE targets, the paper concludes on the need for an appropriate combination of incumbent and alternative operators investments, public subsidies and leveraged investments, and new investments, both public and private and non-existing as of 2016, examining their feasibility and the impact of different regulatory, technical, and policy strategies.", "Addresses": "[Feijoo, Claudio] Tech Univ Madrid, Tongii Univ, Sino Spanish Campus,Yifu Bldg,1239 Siping Rd, Shanghai 200092, Peoples R China; [Ramos, Sergio; Gomez-Barroso, Jose-Luis] Natl Distance Learning Univ, Madrid, Spain; [Armuna, Cristina; Arenal, Alberto] Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Tongji University; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Feijóo, C (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Tongii Univ, Sino Spanish Campus,Yifu Bldg,1239 Siping Rd, Shanghai 200092, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "claudio.feijoo@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008; Arenal, Alberto/JPL-1737-2023; Ramos C., Sergio/KHX-5580-2024; Armuña, Cristina/ABF-7122-2020; Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020", "ORCIDs": "Ramos C., Sergio/0009-0000-1701-5020; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915; RAMOS, SERGIO/0000-0001-5771-116X; ARMUNA, CRISTINA/0000-0002-3650-2702; Arenal, Alberto/0000-0003-0891-4088", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 682.0, "End Page": 699.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Valarezo, A; Pérez-Amaral, T; Garín-Muñoz, T; García, LH; López, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Valarezo, Angel; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Herguera Garcia, Lingo; Lopez, Rafael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Drivers and barriers to cross-border e-commerce: Evidence from Spanish individual behavior", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cross-border e-commerce; Domestic e-commerce; Digital skills; Customer reviews; Online opinion seeker; Logistic model", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper explores the determinants of the individual's decision to perform cross-border e-commerce (CBeC). The European Union (EU) is especially interested in the promotion of CBeC because it is an important tool in its strategy to achieve the Digital Single Market in Europe. In this paper official data is used from a representative survey of 16,209 individuals on ICT usage by households and individuals that was carried out in Spain by the National Institute of Statistics (INE) for the year 2016. Using a standard neoclassical utility maximization framework, and logistic regression techniques, the results show that being a male is positively related to the probability of practicing CBeC. Education is positively and significantly related to the probability of being involved in CBeC with EU countries. Computer and Internet Skills are significant and positive factors in explaining CBeC (either with EU countries or with the rest of the world). The variable how often the consumer sees other customer reviews before buying online, has a positive effect. Foreign nationality also increases the likelihood of using CBeC. To promote CBeC in Spain measures towards developing digital skills, Internet trust and use of online information reviews of goods and services are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Valarezo, Angel; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Herguera Garcia, Lingo; Lopez, Rafael] UCM, ICAE, Madrid, Spain; [Garin-Munoz, Teresa] UNED, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Valarezo, A (corresponding author), UCM, ICAE, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "angelvalarezounda@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/AAA-2344-2019", "ORCIDs": "Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134", "Funding Orgs": "Autonomous Community of Madrid - Spain [PRODECON-CM HM 52015/HUM-3491]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Autonomous Community of Madrid - Spain", "Funding Text": "This research is funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid - Spain. Project: Finance, Innovation and Strategies: Economic Analysis of Business Productivity and its Determinants (PRODECON-CM HM 52015/HUM-3491), 2016-2018.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 79.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 81.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 18.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 300.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 464.0, "End Page": 473.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, HP; Tang, ZW; Jayakar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Huiping; Tang, Zhiwei; Jayakar, Krishna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A socio-technical analysis of China's cybersecurity policy: Towards delivering trusted e-government services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVACY REGULATIONS; ACCEPTANCE FACTORS; USER SATISFACTION; SYSTEMS-THEORY; PERSONAL DATA; ADOPTION; MODEL; CONSEQUENCES; DETERMINANTS; INNOVATION", "Abstract": "This paper uses a socio-technical analysis framework to examine the potential impact of the 2016 Cybersecurity Law on e-government services in China. Based on prior survey results in the literature, the factors that affect user responses to e-government portals are identified. It then reviews the provisions of the Cybersecurity Law and identifies the factors that are likely to affect e-government operations. Open-ended interviews with cybersecurity and e-government experts are used to assess the possible impacts of the law.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Huiping; Tang, Zhiwei] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Polit Sci & Publ Adm, Chengdu, Sichuan, Peoples R China; [Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Electronic Science & Technology of China; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Jayakar, K (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kpj1@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Foundation of China [17BGL263]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Foundation of China(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 17BGL263).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 98.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 409.0, "End Page": 420.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Thai, DM; Falch, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Do Manh Thai; Falch, Morten", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service in Vietnam: An institutional approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Telecommunications; Institution factors; Rural areas; Policy; Vietnam", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND ACCESS; SOUTH-KOREA; CHINA; INTERNET; INFORMATIZATION; DETERMINANTS; GOVERNMENT; ECONOMICS; ADOPTION; POLICY", "Abstract": "Applying institutional theory to look at the Program 74 (a universal service policy) in Vietnam, this paper concludes that the Vietnamese universal service policy was strongly affected by formal institutional factors (the international agreements and the directives of the Communist Party of Vietnam - CPV), in which the international agreements played a leading role and the CPV's directives played a guarantee role. The formulation and implementation of the universal service policy in Vietnam were mainly concentrated on action at levels 2 and 3 (formal and informal institutional arrangement, and formal institutional environment). The paper recommends that nations favouring a top-down approach not based on a market-oriented regime should deregulate and emphasize the role of provincial governments as well as encourage private sectors/social organizations and rural users to be more involved in the formulation and implementation of universal service policies. Moreover, the government should set up and force the contractual relations between governmental entities and telecom providers.", "Addresses": "[Do Manh Thai; Falch, Morten] Aalborg Univ, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol, Aalborg, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Thai, DM (corresponding author), Aalborg Univ, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol, Aalborg, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "dmt@cmi.aau.dk; falch@cmi.aau.dk", "Researcher Ids": "Falch, Morten/GPC-8011-2022; Do Manh, Thai/I-5176-2017", "ORCIDs": "Falch, Morten/0000-0002-2649-215X; Do Manh, Thai/0000-0002-2498-2294", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 323.0, "End Page": 332.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ovington, T; Smith, R; Santamaria, J; Stammati, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ovington, Tom; Smith, Ron; Santamaria, Juana; Stammati, Luigi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of intra-platform competition on broadband penetration", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulation; Broadband; Competition; Telecommunications; Bitstream; Local loop unbundling", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "There has been an extensive debate about the role of broadband access regulation on market outcomes. This paper estimates the impact that the different modes of competition have had on broadband take-up to date, using a data set for EU27 countries. We find that ULL, which is one of main types of access-based competition in Europe, has had a positive impact on broadband take-up. However, the impact of ULL becomes smaller as its share increases. That is, ULL entry is less effective in areas where ULL take up is already high. Further, there is evidence of a crowding out effect between ULL and inter-platform competition. This means that ULL is less effective in enhancing broadband penetration in the areas where alternative networks already have a significant share of broadband lines.", "Addresses": "[Ovington, Tom] Frontier Econ Ltd, 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6DA, England; [Smith, Ron] Birkbeck Univ London, Dept Econ Math & Stat, Malet St, London WC1E 7HX, England; [Santamaria, Juana; Stammati, Luigi] Frontier Econ Ltd, Paseo Castellano 60, Madrid 28046, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of London; Birkbeck University London", "Reprint Addresses": "Santamaria, J (corresponding author), Frontier Econ Ltd, Paseo Castellano 60, Madrid 28046, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "juana.santamaria@frontier-economics.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 10.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 185.0, "End Page": 196.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choi, H; Park, MJ; Rho, JJ; Zo, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choi, Hyeri; Park, Min Jae; Rho, Jae Jeung; Zo, Hangjung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Rethinking the assessment of e-government implementation in developing countries from the perspective of the design-reality gap: Applications in the Indonesian e-procurement system", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-Government assessment; Developing countries; Design-reality gap; STOPE; AHP", "Keywords Plus": "ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT; INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; SUCCESS FACTORS; PROJECT ASSESSMENT; DIGITAL DIVIDE; E-GOVERNANCE; CHALLENGES; FRAMEWORK; ADOPTION; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "E-government has received increasing attention as an innovative method for improved governance, and many countries are channeling their efforts and resources into its development. However, the outcomes of e-government development have varied across countries and particularly across developing countries. Because developing countries generally have a poorer context than developed countries, they confront many challenges in e-government implementation. This paper proposes a method for assessing e-government implementation in developing countries to help them better identify problems and determine the appropriate responses to achieve their goals. Taking the design-reality gap perspective, the strategy, technology, organization, people, and environment (STOPE) framework is adopted and combined with the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). This method bridges the gap between theory and practice. The Indonesian e-procurement system is used as a case study to demonstrate the use of the proposed framework. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Choi, Hyeri; Rho, Jae Jeung; Zo, Hangjung] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, 291 Daehak Ro 373-1 Guseong Dong, Daejeon, South Korea; [Park, Min Jae] Seoul Sch Integrated Sci & Technol aSSIST, Dept Business Adm, 46 Ewhayeodae 2 Gil, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, MJ (corresponding author), Seoul Sch Integrated Sci & Technol aSSIST, Dept Business Adm, 46 Ewhayeodae 2 Gil, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "mjpark2@assist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Rho, Jae Jeung/I-6340-2013; Zo, Hangjung/JCE-6816-2023; Zo, Hangjung/C-1786-2011", "ORCIDs": "Zo, Hangjung/0000-0002-2892-1659; Park, Min Jae/0000-0002-9380-2744; Choi, Hyeri/0000-0002-8580-6681; Rho, Jae Jeung/0000-0003-1901-2274", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 37.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 73.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 644.0, "End Page": 660.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jorgenson, DW; Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jorgenson, Dale W.; Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of ICT investment on-world economic growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Jorgenson, Dale W.] Harvard Univ, Littauer Ctr 122, 1805 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Vu, Khuong M.] Natl Univ Singapore, LKYSPP, 469 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Harvard University; National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Jorgenson, DW (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Littauer Ctr 122, 1805 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 381.0, "End Page": 382.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "D'Annunzio, A; Reverberi, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "D'Annunzio, Anna; Reverberi, Pierfrancesco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Co-investment in ultra-fast broadband access networks: Is there a role for content providers?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next Generation Access networks; Demand uncertainty; Ex ante and ex post contracts; Network neutrality; Co-investment", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKET ANALYSIS; NET-NEUTRALITY; COMPETITION; INTERNET; WELFARE; INCENTIVES", "Abstract": "In many countries, Next Generation Access networks (NGA) deployment and penetration rate proceed at a slower pace than expected. It is argued that an ex ante contractual arrangement among residential-access Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Content Providers (CP5), which builds on the complementarity between infrastructure and content, can promote the roll out of NGA. Indeed, one such contract brings down the portion of the investment cost borne by the ISPs (for a given cost of investment), increases end users' demand for improved connectivity and internalizes investment externalities. It is studied how a departure from network neutrality (NN) regulation of the Internet, allowing the ISP to negotiate with the CP a fee for (priority) delivery of content, affects firms' investment incentives. Using a simple model, it is shown that the ISP may invest more with than without NN, since the CP may have high bargaining power ex post (after NGA investment is sunk). Instead, the CP may be more willing to co-invest when NN is abandoned, either to evade high ex post fees (if the investment cost is low), or to foster NGA deployment (if the investment cost is high and the ISP has low bargaining power ex post). (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[D'Annunzio, Anna] Telenor Res, Snaroyveien 30, N-1360 Fornebu, Norway; [Reverberi, Pierfrancesco] Univ Roma La Sapienza, Dipartimento Ingn Informat Automat & Gest Antonio, Via Ariosto 25, I-00185 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "Sapienza University Rome", "Reprint Addresses": "D'Annunzio, A (corresponding author), Telenor Res, Snaroyveien 30, N-1360 Fornebu, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "anna.dannunzio@telenor.com; pierfrancesco.reverberi@uniroma1.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "D'Annunzio, Anna/0000-0002-6396-0231", "Funding Orgs": "Sapienza Universita di Roma (Progetto di Ateneo) [C26A15ZBPM]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Sapienza Universita di Roma (Progetto di Ateneo)", "Funding Text": "We thank the Editor Erik Bohlin and two anonymous referees for very helpful comments and suggestions on an earlier version of this paper. The research has received funding from Sapienza Universita di Roma (Progetto di Ateneo C26A15ZBPM). The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors only and not those of Telenor.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 353.0, "End Page": 367.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gupta, R; Jain, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gupta, Ruchita; Jain, Karuna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition effect of a new mobile technology on an incumbent technology: An Indian case study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile technology; Diffusion; Competition; GSM; CDMA; India", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; TELEPHONY; MODEL; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; STANDARDS; MARKET; DYNAMICS; ADOPTION; INDUSTRY; PHONES", "Abstract": "Changes in mobile technology have radically altered people's lives by improving their ability to communicate. New mobile technologies in the market offer enhanced voice capability, high-speed data service, and expanded service coverage. In India, the spread of second-generation mobile technologies global system for mobile (GSM) and code division multiple access (CDMA)-has led to a dramatic rise in teledensity, from approximately 1% in 1985 to 76.86% in 2011. This presents an interesting opportunity to study the competitive effects of the two technologies. In this paper, we analyze the effect of a new technology (CDMA) on an existing technology's (GSM) diffusion process and vice versa using an epidemic diffusion model that incorporates the competition effect. The results showed that the diffusion of CDMA was faster than that of GSM in India and CDMA diffusion had a positive effect on GSM. Further, despite competition, GSM continues to remain the dominant mobile technology in India. These findings offer useful insights into the diffusion process of mobile telephony in countries with multiple technology standards. They can potentially guide the design of diffusion strategies for future generations of mobile technology. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gupta, Ruchita; Jain, Karuna] Natl Inst Ind Engn NITIE, Bombay 400087, Maharashtra, India", "Affiliations": "National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE)", "Reprint Addresses": "Gupta, R (corresponding author), Natl Inst Ind Engn NITIE, Bombay 400087, Maharashtra, India.", "Email Addresses": "ruchita.iit@gmail.com; kjain@iitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 332.0, "End Page": 342.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peitz, M; Valletti, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peitz, Martin; Valletti, Tommaso", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reassessing competition concerns in electronic communications markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; ISP; OTT; Relevant market; Two-sided markets; Marketpower; Network effects", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKETS; NETWORK EXTERNALITIES; PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; PROGRESS REPORT; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INTERNET; POLICY", "Abstract": "Central features of today's electronic communications markets are complementarities between the different layers of the value chain, substitutability between some applications, network effects in the provision of content and services, two-sided business models that partly involve indirect revenue generation (such as advertising and data profiling), and a patchwork of regulated and unregulated segments of the market. This complexity requires a fresh look at the market forces shaping the industry and a rethinking of market definitions and of the assessment of market power. This article presents the state of play in European electronic communication markets, with a particular emphasis on the recent development of 'over the tops'. We also use a stylised model of an electronic communications market to draw some central lessons from economic theory and to elaborate on market definition and market power. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Peitz, Martin] Univ Mannheim, MaCCI, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany; [Peitz, Martin] ZEW, Mannheim, Germany; [Valletti, Tommaso] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Valletti, Tommaso] Univ Rome, Rome, Italy; [Peitz, Martin; Valletti, Tommaso] CERRE, Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of Mannheim; Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); Imperial College London; Sapienza University Rome", "Reprint Addresses": "Peitz, M (corresponding author), Univ Mannheim, Dept Econ, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "martin.peitz@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 896.0, "End Page": 912.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, D; Shin, J; Lee, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Daeho; Shin, Jungwoo; Lee, Sangwon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network management in the era of convergence: Focusing on application-based quality assessment of Internet access service", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Quality of experience; Quality of service; Conjoint analysis; Mixed logit; Bayesian estimation; Internet access service", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER PREFERENCES; CONJOINT-ANALYSIS; SWITCHING COSTS; MODELS; EXPERIENCE; MARKET; PERCEPTIONS; BEHAVIOR; DEMAND", "Abstract": "As Internet applications become more sensitive to latency time, the needs for network management increase. To maximize consumer surplus and profit of Internet service provider at the same time, it is necessary to investigate the consumer's willingness to pay for a given quality of service (QoS) level. This study investigates consumer preferences for Internet access services that provide different levels of QoS for different applications. We collect stated preference data via conjoint analysis method and estimate consumer preference using mixed logit model. Based on the estimation results, we find that consumers react most sensitively to changes in the quality of the web browsing service among internet access services and have the highest marginal willingness to pay for improvements in the quality of this service. On the other hand, marginal willingness to pays are relatively low for voice over IP (VolP) and IP television (IPTV), which are sensitive to latency time. However, if service users of VoIP/IPTV are separated from non-users or if it is assumed that there is no substitute for VoIP and IPTV, marginal willingness to pays of VoIP and IPTV increase. It implies that Internet service providers can profit by providing high QoS to VoIP and IPTV as the markets for VolP and IPTV services mature and user numbers increase. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Daeho; Lee, Sangwon] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul 110745, South Korea; [Shin, Jungwoo] Korea Environm Inst, Environm Policy Res Grp, Sejong Si 339007, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU); Korea Environment Institute (KEI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, J (corresponding author), Korea Environm Inst, Environm Policy Res Grp, 370 Sicheong Daero, Sejong Si 339007, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "shinjung11@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Jungwoo/0000-0002-7772-8636", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 705.0, "End Page": 716.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, C; Lee, D; Hwang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Changjun; Lee, Daeho; Hwang, Junseok", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Platform openness and the productivity of content providers: A meta-frontier analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT ecosystem; Platform provider; Contents provider; Productivity; Meta-frontier analysis; Evolutionary perspective", "Keywords Plus": "EFFICIENCY; MOBILE; MODEL; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the platform environments in which content providers (CPs) may succeed by using a meta-frontier analysis that compares the efficiency of different groups in identical industries. The results illustrate that a group focusing on an iOS platform achieves a high average efficiency with low variance within the group because the iOS ecosystem manages the content novelty and uncertainty risk in the selection process. This quality control enables a CP to maximize value once the CP enters the ecosystem. From the meta-frontier viewpoint, however, Android-group firms have a higher efficiency level than iOS-group firms. Android transfers risk management to CPs who can conduct additional trial and error, causing CPs to endure the tough selection process. This explains the low initial technical efficiency, but in the long term, this group has the potential to achieve high efficiency. In addition, the group providing content to both platforms was the most efficient group because of the economies of scale. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Changjun; Hwang, Junseok] Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, Seoul 151742, South Korea; [Lee, Daeho] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, D (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 25-2 Sungkyunkwan Ro, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "changjun.chris.lee@gmail.com; deafish@snu.ac.kr; junhwang@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Changjun, Lee/AAG-3168-2020", "ORCIDs": "Changjun, Lee/0000-0002-8859-9796", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP), Korea in the ICT RD Program [400-20140012]; BK21 plus program through National Research Foundation (NRF) - Ministry of Education of Korea [5278-20130100]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP), Korea in the ICT RD Program; BK21 plus program through National Research Foundation (NRF) - Ministry of Education of Korea", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP) (grant no. 400-20140012), Korea in the ICT R&D Program 2013, and was also supported by the BK21 plus program through the National Research Foundation (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education of Korea (grant no. 5278-20130100).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 553.0, "End Page": 562.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pon, B; Seppälä, T; Kenney, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Pon, Bryan; Seppala, Timo; Kenney, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Android and the demise of operating system-based power: Firm strategy and platform control in the post-PC world", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smartphone; Platform; Bottleneck", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; ARCHITECTURE; PROPRIETARY; GOVERNANCE; INNOVATION", "Abstract": "The emergence of new mobile platforms built on Google's Android operating system represents a significant shift in the locus of the platform bottleneck, or control point, in the mobile industry. Using a case study approach, this paper examines firm strategies in a market where the traditional location of the ICT platform bottleneck-the operating system on a device-is no longer the most important competitive differentiator. Instead, each of the three firms studied has leveraged different core competencies to build complementary services in order to control the platform and lock-in users. Using platform theories around bottlenecks and gatekeeper roles, this paper explores these strategies and analyzes them in the broader context of the changing mobile industry landscape. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Pon, Bryan] Univ Calif Davis, Geog Grad Grp, Davis, CA 95616 USA; [Seppala, Timo] Aalto Univ, Dept Ind Engn & Management, Helsinki, Finland; [Seppala, Timo] Res Inst Finnish Econ, Helsinki, Finland; [Kenney, Martin] Univ Calif Davis, Community & Reg Dev Unit, Davis, CA 95616 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Davis; Aalto University; University of California System; University of California Davis", "Reprint Addresses": "Pon, B (corresponding author), Univ Calif Davis, Geog Grad Grp, Davis, CA 95616 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bjpon@ucdavis.edu; timo.seppala@etla.fi; mfkenney@ucdavis.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Tekes; Finnish Funding Agency", "Funding Name Preferred": "Tekes(Finnish Funding Agency for Technology & Innovation (TEKES)); Finnish Funding Agency", "Funding Text": "The authors thank Bradley Christensen, Peter Cowhey, Andrew Hargadon, Kenji Kushida, Petri Rouvinen, John Zysman, and four anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments on earlier versions of the paper. This research is a part of the ongoing collaboration of BRIE, the Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy at the University of California, Berkeley, and ETLA, The Research Institute on the Finnish Economy, with funding from Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation. We thank Casey Castaldi for editing and research assistance.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 80.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 39.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 43.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 979.0, "End Page": 991.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ernst, D; Lee, H; Kwak, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ernst, Dieter; Lee, Heejin; Kwak, Jooyoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Standards, innovation, and latecomer economic development: Conceptual issues and policy challenges", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standardization; Economic development; East Asia; Latecomers; Strategic patenting", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-RIGHTS; STRATEGIES; KNOWLEDGE; MARKETS; CHINA", "Abstract": "Little is known about the impact of standards on the economic development of countries which are latecomers to industrial manufacturing and innovation. Standardization is regarded primarily as a technical issue, and hence receives only limited high-level policy support. However, technical standards contribute at least as much as patents to economic growth. As a key mechanism for the diffusion of technological knowledge and due to the dominant leadership by advanced countries in patenting, technical standards have emerged in latecomer countries as an alternative to patenting. However, latecomer countries and their firms have a set of capabilities and constraints that are fundamentally different from that of advanced countries and firms. This paper argues that latecomer countries should adopt assessment criteria that are more fitted with latecomer contexts which emphasize learning effects and building dynamic capabilities. The paper discusses current issues that are essential in understanding the rise of Asian countries in standardization. We also examine the critical role that patents play for standardization and argue that strategic patenting to generate rents from de facto industry standards can stifle latecomer economic development. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ernst, Dieter] East West Ctr, Honolulu, HI 96848 USA; [Kwak, Jooyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "East West Center; Yonsei University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwak, J (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Yonseiro 50, Seoul 120749, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ErnstD@EastWestCenter.org; heejinmelb@yonsei.ac.kr; jooyoung.kwak@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government [NRF-2011-330-H00002]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government(National Research Foundation of KoreaKorean Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2011-330-H00002). An earlier version of this paper was presented at the International Workshop on Asia and Global Standardization, Center for International Standardization, Yonsei University and Korean Agency for Technology and Standards, Seoul, April 19, 2013. That earlier version has been published as Standards, Innovation, and Latecomer Economic Development A Conceptual Framework (Ernst, 2013), East-West Center Working Papers, Economics Series, No. 134, http://www.eastwestcenter.org/sites/default/files/private/econwp134.pdf.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 32.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 74.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 853.0, "End Page": 862.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Srinuan, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Srinuan, Chalita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Uncertainty of public pay phone in Thailand: Implications for the universal service obligation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Public pay phone; Demand; Universal service obligation; Thailand", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "Public pay telephones are fast becoming technological dinosaurs headed quickly toward extinction. In Thailand, however, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has included the public pay phone as part of the Universal Service Obligation (USO) to ensure that all people in the country have reasonable access to a standard telephone service on request, and that payphones are accessible to all people on an equitable basis, wherever they live or carry on business. In spite of this, however, public pay phones and their revenue are also sharply declining due to the ever increasing encroachment of mobile phone technology. The researcher therefore undertook a study to empirically examine the key determinant factors for individual consumers using public payphones. A discrete choice model is employed together with the analysis of data from a 2011 national survey commissioned by the NBTC. Payphone usage is determined by the ownership of fixed phones, mobile phones and income which all play an important role with payphone being a necessary service for low-income people. Hence, NBTC should continue support through the USO fund and reassess the areas and groups of people who need this service in order to ensure that the USO policy is effectively and beneficially implemented. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "King Mongkuts Inst Technol, Adm & Management Coll, Bangkok, Thailand", "Affiliations": "King Mongkuts University of Technology North Bangkok", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "kschalit@kmitl.ac.th", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 730.0, "End Page": 740.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, DH; Lee, H; Kwak, J; Seo, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Dong-hyu; Lee, Heejin; Kwak, Jooyoung; Seo, DongBack", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's information security standardization: Analysis from the perspective of technical barriers to trade principles", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standards; Standardization; China; Information security; WAPI; ZUC; Technical barriers to trade (TBT)", "Keywords Plus": "INSTITUTIONS; GOVERNMENT; INDUSTRY; WAPI", "Abstract": "There have been many attempts for ICT standardization in China. Among them, this paper deals with information security standards. Although information security is often mentioned regarding China's ICI' standardization, it has been rarely examined per se. While most studies on China's ICT standardization focus on economic aspects (e.g. increased bargaining power) or the government's role, this paper draws on legal aspects. We select WAPI and ZUC for case studies, and examine their legal aspects, particularly from the perspective of WTO's TBT (technical barriers to trade) principles. We have found that China's standardization strategy becomes international-bound and, in fact, the manner in which the Chinese government handles standardization projects has become refined, flexible, and communicative with foreign stakeholders. We see that the changes are responses to the trade concerns raised by foreign stakeholders in various TOT Committee meetings and bilateral meetings. In addition, the Chinese government appears to become market-oriented even in the field of information security where it previously maintained a rigid stance on the ground of national security. This paper points out that the changes are attributed to growing external pressure from foreign governments and firms as well as to internal efforts toward innovation based on indigenous technology. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Dong-hyu; Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Kwak, Jooyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Seo, DongBack] Hansung Univ, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University; Yonsei University; Hansung University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "heejinmelb@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government [NRF-2011-330-H00002]; Hansung University", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government; Hansung University", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2011-330-H00002) and by Hansung University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 73.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 592.0, "End Page": 600.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, N; Levä, T; Hämmäinen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Nan; Leva, Tapio; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Value networks and two-sided markets of Internet content delivery", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "10th Conference on Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-Economics (CTTE)", "Conference Date": 2011.0, "Conference Location": "GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Two-sided markets; Internet content; Value network; Information-centric networking; Content delivery network; Peer-to-peer", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The volume and importance of content is increasing in the Internet, whereas the ability of the Internet architecture to scale to the growing demand for transport capacity is uncertain. Even though the natural growth in the demand continues, the growth in traffic volumes can be limited by reducing unnecessary content copying and redundant transportation of the same content. Information-centric networking (ICN), featuring globally unique naming of content and optimized in-network caching, has been suggested as a potential future solution to significantly reduce unnecessary traffic, but its economic feasibility has not been widely studied. This paper evaluates the economic feasibility of ICN by using the two-sided markets theory to analyze four Internet content delivery models: the client-server model, content delivery network (CDN) model, peer-to-peer model and ICN model. Value networks and two-sided markets of these content delivery models are identified in the process. The results suggest that content providers can be willing to pay for the lower delay of content delivery in ICN, if ICN can solve its coordination problems related to cost-allocation, contracting, quality of service guarantees, and content usage statistics. These incentive challenges are essentially the same as in-network web caching originally faced and could not overcome. Internet access providers may also consider investing in the deployment of ICN due to reduced interconnection costs. However, the ICN model may require a revenue-creating business model to make it more attractive to Internet access providers than the CDN model that provides similar cost savings. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Nan; Leva, Tapio; Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Espoo 02150, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, N (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Otakaari 5, Espoo 02150, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "nan.zhang@aalto.fi; tapio.leva@aalto.fi; heikki.hammainen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Hämmäinen, Heikki/ABC-2503-2020", "ORCIDs": "Hämmäinen, Heikki/0000-0001-7312-2437", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 460.0, "End Page": 472.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Phalen, PF; Osellame, J; Anderson, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Phalen, Patricia F.; Osellame, Julia; Anderson, Catherine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Women of influence: A case study of three telecommunications policymakers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Women in media; Women in communications policy; Minorities in media; Minorities in communications policy; Communications policymaking", "Keywords Plus": "TELEVISION; HENNOCK,FRIEDA; EMPLOYMENT", "Abstract": "With some notable exceptions, the scholarly literature in communications policy mostly reflects the accomplishments of men. Women of Influence expands this literature by profiling the experiences and contributions of three women: Cardiss Collins, the first African American Congresswoman from Illinois; Patricia Diaz Dennis, one of the first Hispanic FCC Commissioners; and Janice Obuchowski, the first woman appointed Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information. Their policy work affected various issues from creating opportunities for minorities in broadcasting to helping countries privatize formerly government-owned media. Their experiences demonstrate the importance of including women and minorities in the policymaking process. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Phalen, Patricia F.; Anderson, Catherine] George Washington Univ, Sch Media & Publ Affairs, Washington, DC 20052 USA", "Affiliations": "George Washington University", "Reprint Addresses": "Phalen, PF (corresponding author), George Washington Univ, Sch Media & Publ Affairs, Washington, DC 20052 USA.", "Email Addresses": "phalen@gwu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 333.0, "End Page": 343.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Angelou, GN; Economides, AA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Angelou, Georgios N.; Economides, Anastasios A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband business by utilities infrastructure exploitation: A multistage competition model", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband business; Business model; Competition modeling; Decision-making; Fiber optics; Telecommunications market liberalization; Telecommunications operators", "Keywords Plus": "OPTIONS PERSPECTIVE; INFORMATION; STRATEGIES; EXERCISE; PROJECTS; GROWTH", "Abstract": "A promising broadband business opportunity is the exploitation of the physical resources owned by municipalities and utility-based firms. In this study, the new broadband business opportunities owned by these authorities are analyzed through the development of a decision analysis model. The proposed model analyzes the broadband business into stages, integrates real options and game theory and provides business equilibrium in terms of the time of entry in the market, quantity offer and price definition. Finally, a real world case study is discussed showing how the model can be applied. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Angelou, Georgios N.; Economides, Anastasios A.] Univ Macedonia, Dept Informat Syst, Thessaloniki 54006, Greece", "Affiliations": "University of Macedonia", "Reprint Addresses": "Economides, AA (corresponding author), Univ Macedonia, Dept Informat Syst, Egnatia 156, Thessaloniki 54006, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "gangelou@eyath.gr; economid@uom.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Economides, Anastasios A/F-8585-2012", "ORCIDs": "Economides, Anastasios A/0000-0001-8056-1024", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 63.0, "End Page": 79.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Blasco, A; Sobbrio, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Blasco, Andrea; Sobbrio, Francesco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition and commercial media bias", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Advertising; Media accuracy; Two-sided market; Competition; Commercial media bias", "Keywords Plus": "COVERAGE; MARKET; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper reviews the empirical evidence on commercial media bias (i.e., advertisers influence over media accuracy) and then introduces a simple model to summarize the main elements of the theoretical literature. The analysis provides three main policy insights for media regulators: (i) Media regulators should target their monitoring efforts towards news contents upon which advertisers are likely to share similar preferences. (ii) In advertising industries characterized by high correlation in products' qualities, an increase in the degree of competition may translate into a lower accuracy of news reports. (iii) A sufficiently high degree of competition in the market for news drives out commercial media bias. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Blasco, Andrea] London Business Sch, London, England", "Affiliations": "University of London; London Business School", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "ablasco@london.edu; f.sobbrio@imtlucca.ir", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "SOBBRIO, FRANCESCO/0000-0002-6418-5994", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 434.0, "End Page": 447.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.021", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Srinuan, P; Srinuan, C; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Srinuan, Pratompong; Srinuan, Chalita; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fixed and mobile broadband substitution in Sweden", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband; Fixed broadband; Complementary; Substitution", "Keywords Plus": "DEMAND", "Abstract": "This paper aims to investigate whether mobile broadband (MB) is a complementary or substitute service to fixed broadband (FB) by examining survey data collected by the Post-och telestyrelsen (PTS) in 2009. These data are supplemented with provider broadband service price data. Study findings indicate that price and housing mode are important determinants for broadband connections. In addition, the living area and service provider affect the probability of broadband access. In particular, the own-price and cross-price elasticities show that MB is substitute service to FB in most geographic area of Sweden. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Srinuan, Pratompong; Srinuan, Chalita; Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Srinuan, P (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "pratompong.srinuan@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 38.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 39.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 237.0, "End Page": 251.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, D; Hwang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Daeho; Hwang, Junseok", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network neutrality and difference in efficiency among Internet application service providers: A meta-frontier analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Efficiency; Meta-frontier function; Internet application; Internet service provider", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET FORECLOSURE; TECHNOLOGY; FIRMS; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "As Internet applications evolve and require wider and more stable bandwidth, Internet service providers (ISPs) try to maximize their profit by controlling application service providers (ASPs); this has caused a network neutrality debate. This article categorizes ASPs into four groups by bandwidth-usage attributes and latency sensitivity. By estimating the efficiency of these groups, their efficiency differences are estimated, indicating evidence of discrimination of ISPs when network neutrality is not maintained. Meta-frontier analysis is used to compare efficiencies across companies using different production function technologies. Finally, a Tobit regression model is used to determine which variables explain the difference of efficiencies. The estimation result indicates that the discrimination of ISPs against ASPs is not significant enough to decrease the efficiency of any application group. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Daeho; Hwang, Junseok] Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, Seoul 151742, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, D (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, San 56-1, Seoul 151742, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "deafish@snu.ac.kr; junhwang@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 764.0, "End Page": 772.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Crocioni, P; Franzoni, LA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Crocioni, Pietro; Franzoni, Luigi Alberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Transmitters and receivers' investment to avoid interference: Is there an optimal regime?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Property rights; Liability rules; Investment; Receivers; Transmitters", "Keywords Plus": "LIABILITY RULES; PROPERTY RULES; SPECTRUM; ALLOCATION", "Abstract": "The management of interference has been, and still is. the main concern in spectrum policy. Historically, interference has been dealt with by heavy regulation under an administrative control regime. Over the last decades, a new approach has been put forward based on users' property rights, better able to cope with a rapidly changing technological environment. The issue of dealing with interference across bands, however, remains crucial: What obligations should be put on users so as to keep interference at a socially acceptable level? Also, given that some unwanted emissions are bound to occur, how can private parties be provided with the right incentives to invest in high-quality reception technology? This paper assesses how well different regulatory regimes can lead to efficient outcomes. It develops an economic model of spectrum interference and identifies the efficient solution. A regime where spectrum users have the power to enjoin intruding emissions beyond a predefined level (property rights protection) is compared with a regime where users are forced to bear with intruding emissions, but are entitled to economic compensation for the harm suffered (liability rules protection). The analysis suggests that different regimes may perform differently under different circumstances depending on the cause of interference and, critically, on whether the services are organised as an open- or a close-architecture system. This suggests that regulators should pay more attention to the specific features of the different bands, and that the appropriate spectrum management regime should be designed to recognise these differences. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Crocioni, Pietro] Univ Warwick, Warwick Business Sch, Ctr Management Regulat, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England; [Franzoni, Luigi Alberto] Univ Bologna, Dept Econ, I-40126 Bologna, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Warwick; University of Bologna", "Reprint Addresses": "Crocioni, P (corresponding author), Univ Warwick, Warwick Business Sch, Ctr Management Regulat, Scarman Road, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England.", "Email Addresses": "pcrocioni@yahoo.com; luigi.franzoni@unibo.it", "Researcher Ids": "Franzoni, Luigi Alberto/AAC-9520-2022", "ORCIDs": "Franzoni, Luigi Alberto/0000-0002-6116-5373", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 568.0, "End Page": 578.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ma, CQ; Lei, YT; Ren, YS; Chen, XQ; Wang, YR; Narayan, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ma, Chao-Qun; Lei, Yu-Tian; Ren, Yi-Shuai; Chen, Xun-Qi; Wang, Yi-Ran; Narayan, Seema", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Systematic analysis of the blockchain in the energy sector: Trends, issues, and future directions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Peer-to-peer energy trading; Energy market; Energy decentralization; Smart grids; Bibliometric analysis", "Keywords Plus": "DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGIES; RENEWABLE ENERGY; MANAGEMENT; INTERNET; CHALLENGES; POTENTIALS; COCITATION; CHINESE", "Abstract": "The decentralized revolution being ushered in by blockchain, an emerging technology with the potential to bring significant innovation and benefits, has also piqued the interest of major players in the energy supply industry, financial institutions, technology developers, academia, and national governments. How the deep integration of blockchain and energy will impact energy's prospects and the energy market remains an open question. This study conducts a composite of qualitative and quantitative analyses of 622 selected articles on blockchain in the energy field. It is dedicated to identifying feasible technical paths and potential themes. The results show that (1) Research in this field follows two main approaches: engineering- and management-oriented. (2) Management-oriented research has become mainstream. (3) Research has led to new transaction systems, and the commercialization of energy blockchains has driven research iterations. Thematic predictions call for more attention to the negative impacts of technology, such as new business risks, the problem of lagging regulations, and the drawbacks of high energy consumption. This study provides research references and practical suggestions for researchers, regulators, and enterprises.", "Addresses": "[Ma, Chao-Qun; Lei, Yu-Tian; Chen, Xun-Qi; Wang, Yi-Ran] Hunan Univ, Business Sch, Changsha, Peoples R China; [Ren, Yi-Shuai] Hunan Univ, Sch Publ Adm, Changsha, Peoples R China; [Ma, Chao-Qun; Lei, Yu-Tian; Ren, Yi-Shuai; Chen, Xun-Qi; Wang, Yi-Ran] Hunan Univ, Res Inst Digital Soc & Blockchain, Changsha, Peoples R China; [Ma, Chao-Qun; Ren, Yi-Shuai] Hunan Univ, Ctr Resource & Environm Management, Changsha, Peoples R China; [Ren, Yi-Shuai] Univ Auckland, Energy Ctr, Auckland, New Zealand; [Narayan, Seema] Monash Univ, Monash Business Sch, Melbourne, Vic, Australia", "Affiliations": "Hunan University; Hunan University; Hunan University; Hunan University; University of Auckland; Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance; Monash University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ren, YS (corresponding author), Hunan Univ, Sch Publ Adm, Changsha, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "cqma1998@126.com; leiyutianchina@hnu.edu.cn; renyishuai1989@126.com; tarison@hnu.edu.cn; wangyiran_cc@163.com; swdhar27@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Wang, Zichao/KHX-4954-2024; LI, yue/KHC-6771-2024; wang, jiaqi/KHC-5900-2024", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [72104075, 71850012, 72274056]; National Social Science Fund of China [19AZD014]; Major Special Projects of the Department of Science and Technology of Hunan province [2018GK1020]; Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province [2022JJ40106]; China Association for Science and Technology [20220615ZZ07110402]; Hunan Social Science Achievement Review Committee [XSP21YBC087]; Hunan University Youth Talent Program", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); National Social Science Fund of China; Major Special Projects of the Department of Science and Technology of Hunan province; Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province); China Association for Science and Technology; Hunan Social Science Achievement Review Committee; Hunan University Youth Talent Program", "Funding Text": "This research is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 72104075, 71850012, 72274056) , the National Social Science Fund of China (No. 19AZD014) , the Major Special Projects of the Department of Science and Technology of Hunan province (No. 2018GK1020) , the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province (No. 2022JJ40106) , China Association for Science and Technology (No. 20220615ZZ07110402) , the Hunan Social Science Achievement Review Committee (No. XSP21YBC087) , and Hunan University Youth Talent Program.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 96.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102677.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102677", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JE5V0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001171509600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jung, J; Katz, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jung, Juan; Katz, Raul", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the heterogeneous link between broadband investment and coverage expansion using unconditional quantile regressions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; 4G; 5G; FTTH; Coverage; Investment; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "One of the primary challenges of the telecommunications industry is to address the broadband connectivity divide. Policy makers, regulators, and network operators are in need to understand the amount of capital required to address this gap and generate solid evidence upon which policy options and regulatory remedies should be discussed. To date, most studies aimed at estimating the investment associated with broadband deployment have consisted in ad-hoc approaches based on cost modelling from average estimations, which lack rigor in terms of considering differences in technologies, topography, and population density. In this paper we propose a general approach, based on the use of Unconditional Quantile Regressions (UQR), that addresses the heterogeneities that arise from considering differentiated coverage targets and investment required across the different deployment phases. Our tool was found to successfully account for the increasing investment to fulfil coverage targets. Moreover, it can be applicable to a wide range of countries, as robustness checks conducted provided evidence of being suitable, to some extent, for countries with more geographic challenges (e.g., mountains, forests, etc.). On this basis, the estimated UQR coefficients were also used to simulate 4G, 5G and FTTH expansion for scenarios of accelerated deployments in Latin America, by trading off cost and target network quality requirements. We simulated some coverage goals above the current trends for 2030, targeting on average 98% of the population covered by 4G, 80% of the population covered by 5G, and twothirds of households passed by FTTH. For the overall Latin America region, the extra capital needed above current investment trends accounts for $ 17,101 million over the period 2023-2029. Considering this challenge, potential regulatory remedies are considered.", "Addresses": "[Jung, Juan] Univ Pontificia Comillas, Fac Ciencias Econ & Empresariales, ICADE, Madrid, Spain; [Katz, Raul] Columbia Univ, Columbia Inst Teleinformat, New York, NY USA", "Affiliations": "Comillas Pontifical University; Columbia University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jung, J (corresponding author), Univ Pontificia Comillas, Fac Ciencias Econ & Empresariales, ICADE, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jfjung@icade.comillas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Katz, Raul/HJH-8316-2023; Jung, Juan/AAA-6746-2020", "ORCIDs": "Katz, Raul/0000-0001-7729-7891; Jung, Juan/0000-0002-7996-0965", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102623.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102623", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 26.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6TI2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086105300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Li, H; Han, J; Xu, YY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Li, Hao; Han, Jian; Xu, Yayun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effect of the digital economy on services exports competitiveness and ternary margins", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Services exports competitiveness; Quantity margin; Price margin; Category margin", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY; INTERNATIONAL-TRADE; INTERNET; INFORMATION; QUALITY", "Abstract": "In the era of the digital economy, improving the level of information and communications technology (ICT) development is an important measure for achieving the high-quality development of the services exports. This study constructs a comprehensive development index for the digital economy based on the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Statistics Database (UCTADstat) to calculate the services exports competitiveness of 75 countries (regions) around the world from 2010 to 2019 and conducts ternary margin decomposition. The study empirically verifies that the digital economy promotes the competitiveness of services exports, not only driving intensive growth of quantity margin and price margin but also enhances the expansion growth of category margin. Heterogeneity analysis reveals that the effect of the digital economy on improving low- and middle-income countries' services exports competitiveness and industries with low ICT intensity is more significant than that of high-income countries and high ICT-intensity industries. The impact of the digital economy on the ternary margin of countries' different income levels and ICT-intensity sample groups exhibits differentiated estimation results. The conclusions of this study provide novel explanations regarding the effects of the digital economy in improving services exports competitiveness and new perspectives and evidence for strategic policymaking.", "Addresses": "[Li, Hao] Nanjing Xiaozhuang Univ, Sch Business, Nanjing 211171, Peoples R China; [Li, Hao; Han, Jian] Nanjing Univ, Sch Business, Nanjing 210093, Peoples R China; [Xu, Yayun] Nanjing Agr Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Nanjing 210095, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Nanjing Xiaozhuang University; Nanjing University; Nanjing Agricultural University", "Reprint Addresses": "Xu, YY (corresponding author), Nanjing Agr Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Nanjing 210095, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xuyy@njau.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Hao, LI/0000-0002-6721-4519", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Foundation of China [21XGJ013]; Anhui Provincial Youth Social Science Foundation of China [AHSKQ 2021D54]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Foundation of China(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences); Anhui Provincial Youth Social Science Foundation of China", "Funding Text": "Funding This work was supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China under Grant (Grant numbers 21XGJ013) and Anhui Provincial Youth Social Science Foundation of China under Grant (Grant numbers AHSKQ 2021D54) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 70.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 100.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102596.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102596", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P0RN6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001047799500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Urman, A; Makhortykh, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Urman, Aleksandra; Makhortykh, Mykola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How transparent are transparency reports? Comparative analysis of transparency reporting across online platforms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Transparency reports; Transparency; Online platforms; Santa Clara Principles; Compliance; Comparative analysis; Regulation; Digital Services Act", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Over the last decade, transparency reports have been adopted by most large information technology companies. These reports provide important information on the requests tech companies receive from state actors around the world and the ways they respond to these requests, including what content the companies remove from platforms they own. In theory, such reports shall make inner workings of companies more transparent, in particular with respect to their collaboration with state actors. They shall also allow users and external entities (e.g., researchers or watchdogs) to assess to what extent companies adhere to their own policies on user privacy and content moderation as well as to the principles formulated by global entities that advocate for the freedom of expression and privacy online such as the Global Network Initiative or Santa Clara Principles. However, whether the current state of transparency reports actually is conducive to meaningful transparency remains an open question. In this paper, we aim to address this through a critical comparative analysis of transparency reports using Santa Clara Principles 2.0 (SCP 2.0) as the main analytical framework. Specifically, we aim to make three contributions: first, we conduct a comparative analysis of the types of data disclosed by major tech companies and social media platforms in their transparency reports. The companies and platforms analyzed include Google (incl. YouTube), Microsoft (incl. its subsidiaries Github and LinkedIn), Apple, Meta (prev. Facebook), TikTok, Twitter, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit and Amazon (incl. subsidiary Twitch). Second, we evaluate to what degree the released information complies with SCP 2.0 and how it aligns with different purposes of transparency. Finally, we outline recommendations that could improve the level of transparency within the reports and beyond, and contextualize our recommendations with regard to the Digital Services Act (DSA) that received the final approval of the European Council in October 2022.", "Addresses": "[Urman, Aleksandra] Univ Zurich, Dept Informat, Social Comp Grp, Zurich, Switzerland; [Makhortykh, Mykola] Univ Bern, Inst Commun & Media Studies, Bern, Switzerland; [Urman, Aleksandra] Andreasstr 15, CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "University of Zurich; University of Bern", "Reprint Addresses": "Urman, A (corresponding author), Andreasstr 15, CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "urman@ifi.uzh.ch", "Researcher Ids": "Makhortykh, Mykola/S-4127-2019; Urman, Aleksandra/AAD-2217-2020", "ORCIDs": "Makhortykh, Mykola/0000-0001-7143-5317; Urman, Aleksandra/0000-0003-3332-9294", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102477.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102477", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C6CK9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962772100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grover, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grover, Rohan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The geopolitics of digital rights activism: Evaluating civil society?s role in the promises of multistakeholder internet governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multistakeholderism; Internet governance; Civil society; Representation; Digital rights", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Multistakeholderism is thought to play an important role in democratizing internet governance institutions and processes by including civil society. Therefore, scholars have studied the participation of civil society organizations, from the first phase of the World Summit on the Information Society through to the most recent Internet Governance Forum, to understand how they engage in and shape internet governance. However, this category is not well defined; therefore, it is not always clear whose interests are being advanced by civil society organizations. This study evaluates representation in civil society by examining the annual RightsCon conference as an ideal site of civil society engagement in internet governance in order to evaluate the potential of multistakeholderism to achieve the goals of democratization, representation, and inclusion. Through a meso-level analysis of discursive production at RightsCon that operationalizes a critical geopolitical rubric, this study finds that organizations that represent interests from the Global North and West are highly over-represented in three ways: in leading overall discourse, in claiming authority over global issues, and in driving specific topics such as misinformation, privacy, and internet shutdowns. These findings offer an empirical evaluation of global representation in internet governance, raising the stakes for further study about why and how the category of civil society meets expectations. Finally, conceptual implications are discussed, including evaluating earlier critiques of multistakeholderism as less democratizing in reality than in theory, affirming the analytic value of civil society discourse to policy research, and opening up questions about how a more precise understanding of civil society can contribute to multistakeholderism in internet governance.", "Addresses": "[Grover, Rohan] Univ Southern Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, 3502 Watt Way, Suite G6, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Grover, R (corresponding author), Univ Southern Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, 3502 Watt Way, Suite G6, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rohan.grover@usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Grover, Rohan/GSJ-1186-2022", "ORCIDs": "Grover, Rohan/0000-0002-9042-8259", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102437.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102437", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5B3NT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000863480200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choi, YJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choi, Yong-Jae", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum auctions in a thin market: The Korean case", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Auction; Policy goals; Korea", "Keywords Plus": "PERFORMANCE; ALLOCATION; POLICY", "Abstract": "In 2010, the Korean government adopted spectrum auctions and introduced a market mechanism into spectrum management. However, the government has often been confronted with conflicts between diverse policy goals of spectrum auctions. A thin spectrum market, where only three incumbent MNOs bid for spectrum, has led to concerns that the government may fail to maximize revenues. Based on the past experiences in Korea, this paper examines the Korean government's choice of auction rules in the face of conflicting policy goals. This paper also recommends that the government implement the following regulatory reforms and consider the auction related measures to deepen its spectrum market or increase the number of bidders: (i) relaxation of foreign ownership restrictions, (ii) introduction of regional or site-specific spectrum licenses, and (iii) modification of auction formats. Spectrum markets tend to be thin in many countries, and the Korean experience may offer implications for those countries when they implement spectrum auctions.", "Addresses": "[Choi, Yong-Jae] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Div Econ, 107 Imun Ro, Seoul 02450, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hankuk University Foreign Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Choi, YJ (corresponding author), Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Div Econ, 107 Imun Ro, Seoul 02450, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yjchoi@hufs.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund of 2022", "Funding Name Preferred": "Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund of 2022", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund of 2022.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102369.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102369", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ndubuisi, G; Otioma, C; Owusu, S; Tetteh, GK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ndubuisi, Gideon; Otioma, Chuks; Owusu, Solomon; Tetteh, Godsway Korku", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICTs quality and technical efficiency: An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICTs quality; Internet speed; Technical efficiency; Network effects", "Keywords Plus": "NATURAL-RESOURCES; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; INTERNET; MOBILE; TECHNOLOGY; DENSITY; POPULATION; INVESTMENT; NETWORKS", "Abstract": "In 1987, Robert M. Solow hinted at the computer age and productivity statistics puzzle. While this puzzle persisted for many years, a growing literature has picked it up to examine the effect of ICTs on technical efficiency. However, this literature has focused mainly on quantity-based ICTs measures, which have come under severe criticism in recent times. We advance this literature in this paper by shifting the focus of analysis to quality-based ICTs measures; in this case, Internet quality. We also extend the literature by examining how the envisaged relationship between ICTs quality and technical efficiency is conditioned by a country's unique attributes. Our results show a significantly positive effect of ICTs quality on technical efficiency. We also find that the technical efficiency gains associated with ICTs quality are higher in skill-abundant countries, countries that engage more intensively in cross-border trade, have stronger contracting institutions, and are endowed with well-functioning and well-developed financial markets that ensure greater efficiency of capital allocation. We find a network effect in the nexus between ICTs quality and technical efficiency. That is, the marginal effect of ICTs quality on technical efficiency increases as the number of Internet users expands. We discuss the policy implications of our findings.", "Addresses": "[Ndubuisi, Gideon] Delft Univ Technol, Delft, Netherlands; [Ndubuisi, Gideon; Owusu, Solomon] German Inst Dev & Sustainabil, Bonn, Germany; [Ndubuisi, Gideon; Otioma, Chuks; Owusu, Solomon; Tetteh, Godsway Korku] Maastricht Univ, UNU MERIT, Maastricht, Netherlands; [Owusu, Solomon] Univ Oxford, Oxford Martin Sch, Oxford, England", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology; Maastricht University; University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Ndubuisi, G (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Delft, Netherlands.;Ndubuisi, G (corresponding author), German Inst Dev & Sustainabil, Bonn, Germany.;Ndubuisi, G (corresponding author), Maastricht Univ, UNU MERIT, Maastricht, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "G.ON.Ndubuisi@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Tetteh, Godsway Korku/0000-0003-0900-4633", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102439.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102439", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5B0LF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000863267700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jang, M; Aavakare, M; Nikou, S; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jang, Moonkyoung; Aavakare, Milla; Nikou, Shahrokh; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of literacy on intention to use digital technology for learning: A comparative study of Korea and Finland", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Education; Technology; Edu-tech; COVID-19; Digital literacy; Information literacy", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; UNIFIED THEORY; ACCEPTANCE; VALIDATION; UTAUT; MODEL", "Abstract": "Information and communications technology (ICT) and digital technologies are being actively used for education, and the ICT-enabled education market continues to grow. The recent COVID-19 pandemic situation is undoubtedly very stressful, because all teaching and learning activities have been forced to move online. This is an international comparative study examining the effects of 21st century skills (e.g., digital and information literacy) on intention to use digital technologies for learning in Korea and in Finland. To conduct a rigorous comparison of the two countries, this paper conducts an empirical study on 194 Korean and 192 Finnish young people in their 20s and 30s. A theory-based conceptual model is devised to examine the differences between Korean and Finnish respondents' ICT usage using Structural equation modelling (SEM). The SEM results showed that information literacy has a direct effect on the intention to use digital technologies for learning in Korea and Finland. The higher information literacy is directly related to higher intention to use digital technology for learning with a small effect. The effect of digital literacy on intention to use technologies is fully mediated through the habit and performance expectancy with a medium effect. In addition, this study used multigroup analysis (MGA) to examine whether the impact of digital literacy and information literacy on intention to use digital technology for learning differed between Korean and Finnish respondents. Based on these results, recommendations for prospect research and theoretical and practical implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Jang, Moonkyoung] Hannam Univ, Linton Sch Global Business, Global IT Management, Daejeon, South Korea; [Aavakare, Milla; Nikou, Shahrokh] Abo Akad Univ, Fac Social Sci Business & Econ, Turku, Finland; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Nikou, Shahrokh] Stockholm Univ, Dept Comp & Syst Sci, Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Hannam University; Abo Akademi University; Korea University; Stockholm University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Jang, Moonkyoung/JVP-3145-2024; Nikou, Shahrokh/B-2644-2017", "ORCIDs": "Jang, Moonkyoung/0000-0003-3264-7215; Nikou, Shahrokh/0000-0002-0029-5852; Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465; Aavakare, Milla/0000-0002-4947-2776", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) Korea, under the Information Technology Research Center (ITRC) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]; Academy of Finland, project The Impact of IL in the Digital Workplace [295743]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) Korea, under the Information Technology Research Center (ITRC) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea); Academy of Finland, project The Impact of IL in the Digital Workplace(Research Council of Finland)", "Funding Text": "This work in Korea was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973] and the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) Korea, under the Information Technology Research Center (ITRC) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749] supervised by the Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation (IITP). This work was also supported by the Academy of Finland, project The Impact of IL in the Digital Workplace [grant number 295743].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 92.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 20.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 71.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102154.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102154", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, D; Zhou, T; Lan, F; Wang, MM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Di; Zhou, Tao; Lan, Feng; Wang, Mengmeng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT and socio-economic development: Evidence from a spatial panel data analysis in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Socio-economic development; Spatial analysis; China", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE POLICY; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; DIGITAL DIVIDE; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; ENERGY-CONSUMPTION; CO2 EMISSIONS; URBANIZATION; INFORMATION; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Over recent decades, information and communication technology (ICT) has had a profound impact on the economy and on society more broadly. The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of ICT on socio-economic development in China by considering spatial effects. To understand the overall influence of ICT on socio-economic development, the study used principal component analysis (PCA) to establish composite ICT and socio-economic development indexes based on data collected from 31 provinces in the period 2009-2018. In applying the spatial panel data analysis, this article argues that a spatial Durbin model (SDM) with spatial fixed effects is the most suitable model for the purpose of making estimations. The results of the SDM suggest the socio-economic development of provinces contains strong spatial correlations. More specifically, although ICT plays an essential role in improving socio-economic development, the spatial spillover effects of ICT negatively affect the socio-economic development in adjacent areas, implying that a digital divide exists among China's provinces and that this digital gap can lead to unbalanced socio-economic development. The article concludes by outlining some practical policy recommendations for the advancement of ICT going forward to help alleviate the adverse effects of the digital divide and enhance the benefits of ICT-based socio-economic development.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Di; Zhou, Tao; Wang, Mengmeng] Chongqing Univ, Sch Management Sci & Real Estate, Chongqing 400044, Peoples R China; [Zhou, Tao] Chongqing Univ, Res Ctr Construct Econ & Management, Chongqing 400044, Peoples R China; [Lan, Feng] Xian Univ Architecture & Technol, Sch Management, Xian 710055, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Chongqing University; Chongqing University; Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhou, T (corresponding author), Chongqing Univ, Sch Management Sci & Real Estate, Chongqing 400044, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "diwang@cqu.edu.cn; taozhou@cqu.edu.cn; lanfeng@xauat.edu.cn; mengmengwang@cqu.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Wang, Mengmeng/ABG-8454-2021", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Chinese National Funding of Social Sciences [17BGL128]; Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [2020CDJSK03ZH05]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Chinese National Funding of Social Sciences; Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities)", "Funding Text": "The authors thank the supports from the Chinese National Funding of Social Sciences (17BGL128) , and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (2020CDJSK03ZH05) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 32.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 71.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102173.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102173", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Appiah-Otoo, I; Song, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Appiah-Otoo, Isaac; Song, Na", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of ICT on economic growth-Comparing rich and poor countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology (ICT); Economic growth; Labour productivity; Income groups; IV-GMM", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; MOBILE; PANEL; GLOBALIZATION; EMISSIONS; OUTPUT; ROLES; NEXUS", "Abstract": "We address the question: which countries-rich (high-income countries) or poor (middle-income and low-income countries) tend to gain more from the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) revolution? By employing a panel of 123 countries consisting of 45 high-income countries, 58 middle-income countries, and 20 low-income countries from 2002 to 2017 and by constructing ICT index from mobile, internet, and fixed broadband, we find that in general ICT increases economic growth in both countries, however, poor countries tend to gain more from the ICT revolution.", "Addresses": "[Appiah-Otoo, Isaac; Song, Na] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Management & Econ, Chengdu, Peoples R China; [Appiah-Otoo, Isaac] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Ctr West African Studies, Chengdu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Electronic Science & Technology of China; University of Electronic Science & Technology of China", "Reprint Addresses": "Appiah-Otoo, I (corresponding author), Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Management & Econ, Chengdu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "appiahotooi@yahoo.com; songna@uestc.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/GWZ-5503-2022; Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/ABH-7668-2020", "ORCIDs": "Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/0000-0002-3683-0634; Appiah-Otoo, Isaac/0000-0002-3683-0634", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Science Grant of China [17YJC790127]; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Science Grant of China; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China", "Funding Text": "The authors gratefully acknowledge valuable comments from Prof. Bohlin, four reviewers, and the financial support of the Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Science Grant of China (Grant Number: 17YJC790127) and the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 118.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 118.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 16.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 131.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102082.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102082", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pérez-Amaral, T; Valarezo, A; López, R; Garín-Muñoz, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael; Garin-Munoz, Teresa", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital divides across consumers of internet services in Spain using panel data 2007-2019. Narrowing or not?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Digital gaps; Internet services; Individual panel data; Dynamic panel data model", "Keywords Plus": "E-COMMERCE; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Digital gaps have the potential to exacerbate the inequalities that exist in society. The main objective of this paper is to study the gaps that occur in the use of internet services by households in Spain during the period 2007-2019 and to become useful in the design of policies addressed to narrow specific digital divides. The data is a panel obtained from the ICT-H Survey on Households of the National Statistics Institute. This paper defines the gaps as the differences in the use of internet services across individual consumers. A selected group of twelve digital services are considered: e-commerce, e-selling, e-tourism, e-learning, e-health, e-banking, e-government, VoIP, chat, email, cloud services, and social networks. The second level digital gaps are analyzed in each service according to six relevant socio-demographic characteristics: gender, age, education, digital skills, population size, and income. A set of graphs show the evolution of the gaps. Gaps are narrowing in most dimensions and specific characteristics, but not in others such as age, education, and digital skills. The gaps reveal the evolution of digitization and in some cases of digital exclusion for specific groups. Specific knowledge about digital gaps is useful for policymakers, since closing the digital divide is an explicit policy goal in this country, as well as in other parts of Europe. Then, a dynamic panel data model was proposed and estimated using Arellano and Bond techniques. A dynamic/network effect was found, as well as other socio-demographic determinants. Finally, the paper contains conclusions, policy recommendations and an agenda for future research. The policy recommendations consist of digital education programs targeted at the most exposed groups such as the elderly, the less well-educated and people with lower digital skills.", "Addresses": "[Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael] ICAE Inst Complutense Anal Econ, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael] UCM Univ Complutense Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Garin-Munoz, Teresa] UNED Natl Univ Distance, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Valarezo, A (corresponding author), ICAE Inst Complutense Anal Econ, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "angel.valarezo.unda@ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/AAA-2344-2019; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014", "ORCIDs": "LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375", "Funding Orgs": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain [H2019/HUM-5859]; National RD Plan [PID 2019-107161 GB-C32]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain; National RD Plan", "Funding Text": "The collaboration of INE is gratefully acknowledged. Research funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain (Project: H2019/HUM-5859, MIMA-CM, Mercados, Innovacion y Medio Ambiente), and National R&D Plan, Project: PID 2019-107161 GB-C32, 2020-2023.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 104.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102093.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102093", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lehtonen, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lehtonen, Olli", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Population grid-based assessment of the impact of broadband expansion on population development in rural areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Population development; Rural areas; Regression modelling; GIS; Finland", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper estimates the effect of the expansion of broadband infrastructure, which enables highspeed Internet, on population development in panel of Finnish areas in the period 2010-2018. The study differs from previous studies in that it uses accurate statistics on the availability of broadband in 1 km * 1 km population grids. Therefore, the impact of broadband availability on rural development is evaluated more accurately than previously. The results of the Difference-indifference (DiD) regression analysis show that the availability of broadband reduces depopulation of remote and sparsely populated rural areas. In this respect, the telecommunication policy in Finland has been successful, and the findings encourage the expansion of broadband infrastructure in rural areas.", "Addresses": "[Lehtonen, Olli] Nat Resources Inst Finland, Latokartanonkaari 9, Helsinki 00790, Finland; [Lehtonen, Olli] Univ Eastern Finland, Dept Hist & Geog Studies, POB 111, Joensuu 80101, Finland", "Affiliations": "Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke); University of Eastern Finland", "Reprint Addresses": "Lehtonen, O (corresponding author), Nat Resources Inst Finland, Latokartanonkaari 9, Helsinki 00790, Finland.;Lehtonen, O (corresponding author), Univ Eastern Finland, Dept Hist & Geog Studies, POB 111, Joensuu 80101, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "olli.lehtonen@luke.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102028.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102028", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": 32863541.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Henderson, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Henderson, Dylan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Demand-side broadband policy in the context of digital transformation: An examination of SME digital advisory policies in Wales", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Demand-side policies; SME advisory support; Digital transformation; Policy actors; Policy interaction", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY; GOVERNANCE; SERVICES; MIX; COMMUNICATION; INTERVENTION; INFORMATION; ENTERPRISE; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Increasing attention has been paid to the potential for demand-side policies to stimulate use of broadband networks. Such policies form part of the increasing digitalisation of the economy and wider society. This is an area where governments are also facing challenges in their efforts to maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of their policies. The paper sheds light on the impact that the transition towards digital has had on demand-side policies supporting the adoption of broadband and digital technologies by SMEs, and draws out the implications for policy, using a case study of Wales in the UK over a ten-year period. It shows that digitalisation has seen policy mechanisms and messages evolving as policy makers have created a more integrated and multi-channel approach to the delivery of advisory support to SMEs, but that the emergence of multiple types of actors (large digital platform businesses) and ongoing digitalisation are adding complexity to policies and their interaction with other forms of public and private business support.", "Addresses": "[Henderson, Dylan] Cardiff Business Sch, Cardiff, Wales", "Affiliations": "Cardiff University", "Reprint Addresses": "Henderson, D (corresponding author), Cardiff Business Sch, Cardiff, Wales.", "Email Addresses": "hendersond3@cardiff.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Henderson, Dylan/A-4654-2017", "ORCIDs": "Henderson, Dylan/0000-0002-1466-1315", "Funding Orgs": "Welsh Government Superfast Broadband Business Exploitation Programme - European Regional Development Funds", "Funding Name Preferred": "Welsh Government Superfast Broadband Business Exploitation Programme - European Regional Development Funds", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the Welsh Government Superfast Broadband Business Exploitation Programme, part-funded by European Regional Development Funds.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 87.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102024.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102024", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": 32834405.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oredegbe, A; Zhang, YH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oredegbe, Abayomi; Zhang, Yahua", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications industry efficiency: A comparative analysis of high and middle income countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "DEA; Efficiency; Telecommunications; Tobit", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; PRIVATIZATION; COMPETITION; EXPANSION; COMPANIES; MODELS; REFORM; SCALE; DEA", "Abstract": "This study evaluates telecommunications industry efficiency in 19 countries grouped into high income countries (HICs) and middle income countries (MICs). Using data from 2001 to 2013 and a two-stage Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), it finds that HICs outperformed MICs, however, the two groups of countries exhibited improved technical efficiency, managerial effectiveness, and operational scale. Additionally, time in deregulation is negatively associated with technical and scale efficiency in HICs, however, the influence is insignificant in MICs. Labour productivity drives technical efficiency in HICs. Also, it augments managerial resourcefulness in HICs and MICs, however, its influence on scale efficiency is immaterial. Revenue per subscription enhances technical efficiency and managerial effectiveness in the two groups of countries. The relationship with scale efficiency, which is positive in HICs is irrelevant in MICs. Capital intensity has insignificant influence on managerial effectiveness in the two clusters of countries, however, it undermines technical efficiency in HICs and scale efficiency in MICs. Gross national income per capita is inconsequential to scale enhancement. However, it contributes to technical efficiency in the two categories of countries and drives managerial performance in HICs. Efficiency performances in HICs and MICs are insensitive to the industry's concentration level. Inflation has insignificant influence on scale efficiency in HICs and MICs. Although, it drives technical efficiency and managerial performance in MICs, the influence in HICs is immaterial. The joint impact of labour productivity and capital intensity is irrelevant to operational scale in HICs and MICs, however, it is negatively associated with technical efficiency and managerial effectiveness in MICs. This empirical study provides additional insight that managers in the industry and policy makers will find useful during strategy formulation and policy deliberations.", "Addresses": "[Oredegbe, Abayomi] Univ Coll North, Dept Business Adm, The Pas, MB, Canada; [Zhang, Yahua] Univ Southern Queensland, Sch Commerce, Toowoomba, Qld, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Southern Queensland", "Reprint Addresses": "Oredegbe, A (corresponding author), Univ Coll North, Dept Business, The Pas, MB, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "aoredegbe@ucn.ca; shane.zhang@usq.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Zhang, Yahua/0000-0003-1522-3402", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101958.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101958", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Charalampopoulos, G; Katsianis, D; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Charalampopoulos, George; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Investigating the intertwining impact of wholesale access pricing and the commitment to net neutrality principle on European next-generation access networks private investment plans: An options-game application for capturing market players' competitive interactions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Body of European regulators for electronic communications (BEREC); Federal communications commission (FCC); Game theory (GT); Nash-equilibrium (NE); Net neutrality (NN); Next-generation access networks (NGANs); Option games (OGs); Real options (ROs)", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND INFRASTRUCTURE; REAL OPTIONS; INCOMPLETE INFORMATION; DECISIONS; EQUILIBRIUM; STRATEGIES; DEPLOYMENT; FRAMEWORK; SERVICES; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Whilst the deployment of next generation access networks (NGANs) is undoubtedly beneficial to the economy, new legal developments in the United States (US) regarding the issue of net neutrality (NN) pose a new challenge not only to policy makers but to telecommunication providers as well, that could justify a fresh approach when assessing NGANs investments. In particular, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) subverted extant NN rules in the US and if the European Union (EU) decides to follow a similar deregulatory path in the future it could change the way telecommunications providers on both sides of the Atlantic lay down their optical-fibre network infrastructure investment plans. For instance, if traffic prioritization is allowed then diversification of revenue sources can be achieved by charging customers for privileged data delivery to their premises. Currently, NGANs roll-out throughout EU is an ongoing process in a setting whereby access regulation in the form of network element unbundling is already imposed. As a result, these legal developments form a new context within which it makes sense to assess the role of NGANs wholesale access pricing in tandem with the degree of commitment to NN rules so as to i) determine their combinatorial impact on private telecommunications operators' financial figures and ii) capture their competitive interactions. Towards this end, an important aspect of particular value to market players (i.e. incumbents and competitive providers - CPs), and policy makers (i.e. National Regulatory Authorities - NRAs) that this article aims to examine is how to employ the option-game (OG) analysis, that reflects the intersection of game theory (GT) and real options (ROs), to model the competitive interactions between participants in a particular competition game set-up by means of deriving possible Nash-equilibrium (NE) outcomes within a regulatory setting part of which is the commitment or non-commitment to the NN principle. This, hybrid, evaluation tool is applied on top of a conventional discounted cash flow (DCF) techno-economic analysis assessment of an NGAN investment opportunity.", "Addresses": "[Charalampopoulos, George] Hellen Telecommun Org OTE, Subdirectorate Retail Market Prod Regulat, Maroussi, Greece; [Charalampopoulos, George; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris] Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Fac Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Varoutas, D (corresponding author), Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Sch Sci, Fac Informat & Telecommun, GR-15784 Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; joy, shone/AAR-3728-2020", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Charalampopoulos, George/0000-0002-0394-0183", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 108.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101940.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101940", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Odhiambo, NM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Foreign direct investment, information technology and economic growth dynamics in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Economic output; Foreign investment; Information technology; Sub-Saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; SOUTH-AFRICA; INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT; MOBILE TELEPHONY; ICT; INEQUALITY; OUTPUT; CONVERGENCE; SECTOR", "Abstract": "The research assesses how information and communication technology (ICT) modulates the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on economic growth dynamics in 25 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa for the period 1980-2014. The employed economic growth dynamics are Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, real GDP and GDP per capita while ICT is measured by mobile phone penetration and internet penetration. The empirical evidence is based on the Generalised Method of Moments. The study finds that both internet penetration and mobile phone penetration overwhelmingly modulate FDI to induce overall positive net effects on all three economic growth dynamics. Moreover, the positive net effects are consistently more apparent in internet-centric regressions compared to mobile phone-oriented specifications. In the light of negative interactive effects, net effects are decomposed to provide thresholds at which ICT policy variables should be complemented with other policy initiatives in order to engender favourable outcomes on economic growth dynamics. Practical and theoretical implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.] Univ South Africa, UNISA, Dept Econ, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, UNISA, Dept Econ, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; odhianm@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "Simplice, Asongu/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "Simplice, Asongu/0000-0001-5227-5135; Odhiambo, Nicholas .M./0000-0003-4988-0259", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 95.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 114.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 115.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 63.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101838.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101838", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, SE; Kim, S; Lim, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, So-Eun; Kim, Seongcheol; Lim, Chulmin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do special issues offer something special? An overview of research trends in Telecommunications Policy special issues", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policy; Special issue; Literature analysis; Topic modeling; Negative binomial regression", "Keywords Plus": "CITATIONS; ARTICLES; INDEX", "Abstract": "This study explores the value of special issues by analyzing the characteristics of special issues of Telecommunications Policy (TP). Specifically, this study examines the status of special issue publications, the characteristics of their articles compared with those of general issues, and the factors affecting article citations. For the analysis, all information on TP articles published from 1976 to 2018 was collected from the Scopus database. A comparative analysis as well as a negative binomial regression were conducted on papers published after 1994, when the first special issue was published. The results show that special issues are distinguished from general issues by various characteristics, such as multinational author collaboration, number of references, keywords, and funding. While general issue papers are more frequently cited in academia, special issue papers show better performance in terms of online captures and social media sharing. Moreover, the smaller number of variables affects the frequency of citations in the case of special issues, revealing that content and format are more influential than author factors.", "Addresses": "[Lee, So-Eun] Seoul Natl Univ, Inst Commun Res, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol; Lim, Chulmin] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101884.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101884", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Gwanhoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What roles should the government play in fostering the advancement of the internet of things?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet of things; Role of government; Policy; Regulation; Governance; Process; Public comments; Content analysis; Qualitative research", "Keywords Plus": "FUTURE", "Abstract": "The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to transform the way we live, work, do business, and meet the needs of the public. While IoT's potential benefits for economic growth and social welfare appear to be indisputable, IoT faces several technological, social, legal, and regulatory policy challenges, ranging from interoperability and spectrum availability to cybersecurity and privacy. These challenges can and should be addressed by the joint efforts of a wide range of stakeholders from the public and private sector. The advancement of IoT depends in part on how policymakers respond to the opportunities and challenges associated with it. This research aims to identify the potential roles for the government in fostering the advancement of IoT innovation and adoption. To this end, we analyze data collected from 177 documents of public comments submitted to the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration and from a focus group discussion with senior managers. Our content data analysis results in a set of recommendations for the government in terms of general policy principles, specific policy prescriptions, and governance and process approach that facilitate policy development.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Gwanhoo] Amer Univ, Kogod Sch Business, Informat Technol & Analyt, Washington, DC 20016 USA", "Affiliations": "American University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, G (corresponding author), Amer Univ, Kogod Sch Business, Informat Technol & Analyt, Washington, DC 20016 USA.", "Email Addresses": "glee@american.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Kogod Cybersecurity Governance Center; U.S. Chamber of Commerce", "Funding Name Preferred": "Kogod Cybersecurity Governance Center; U.S. Chamber of Commerce", "Funding Text": "This research was partially funded by Kogod Cybersecurity Governance Center and U.S. Chamber of Commerce.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 434.0, "End Page": 444.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Glass, V; Tardiff, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Glass, Victor; Tardiff, Timothy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A new direction for the net neutrality debate", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Net Neutrality; Telecommunications; Broadband", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In recent years, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has become a microcosm of the political battles in Congress. The Democratic-controlled Wheeler Commission entitled its Net Neutrality Order Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet. Not to be outdone, the Republican-controlled Pai Commission that overturned that Order entitled its own Restoring 'Internet Freedom. And like Congressional pronouncements, Commissioners look to grab headlines with dramatic statements of impending doom if their policies are not enacted. We show that the untold societal damage that both sides claim have relatively little to no factual support. Outmoded distinctions between information and telecommunications services exacerbate the situation because a good deal of regulatory history is built on them. As a potential way forward toward reliance on theoretically-sound, evidence-based decision-making, the authors recommend moving away from the silo mentality of focusing on whether particular services are information services or telecommunications services (e.g., Broadband Internet Access Service (BIAS)) toward a focus on packet transmission across broadband networks. Such an approach would facilitate fresh perspectives with the objective of more collaborative, less confrontational regulatory decision-making.", "Addresses": "[Glass, Victor] Rutgers State Univ, Ctr Res Regulated Ind, Newark, NJ 07102 USA; [Tardiff, Timothy] Adv Analyt Consulting Grp, 112 Water St, Boston, MA 02109 USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University Newark; Rutgers University New Brunswick", "Reprint Addresses": "Glass, V (corresponding author), Rutgers State Univ, Ctr Res Regulated Ind, Newark, NJ 07102 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vglass@business.rutgers.edu; timtardiff@aacg.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 199.0, "End Page": 212.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lemstra, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lemstra, Wolter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Leadership with 5G in Europe: Two contrasting images of the future, with policy and regulatory implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile communication; 5G; Leadership; Europe; Policy; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDIZATION; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "European policy makers have shown a keen interest in the success of 5G because ubiquitous and high capacity electronic communication infrastructure is recognized as a cornerstone of economic development and productivity growth. The second generation, GSM, is considered the leading example, reaching its peak of deployment in 2015 with 3.83 billion subscribers served by over 700 operators in 219 countries and territories. With 5G rapidly shaping up in the R&D and standardization environments, and a call for leadership with 5G in Europe by policy makers, it is timely to investigate what lessons can be learned from the success of 2G that can be applied to 5G. More broadly, this calls for research into the commonalities and differences between successive generations of mobile technology, their introduction and the market adoption that followed. This also calls for an investigation into the possibility of multiple futures of 5G and how that impacts the opportunity for leadership. As one future may be more desirable than the other, depending on the perspective of the actor involved, a policy debate will be required to determine the most desirable future. As well as a discussion of the policy and regulatory actions required to enable a particular future. Hence, the two-part research question being addressed in this paper is: What explains the success of 2G-GSM and how can it be applied to create success with 5G in the European Union? To respond to the research question this paper first identifies the leadership lessons to be drawn from the success of 2G-GSM in relation to its successors 3G and 4G. Secondly, the contribution describes two stylized images of possible futures of 5G, called Evolution and Revolution, as input to the policy debate on the options for leadership with 5G. These images reflect two extremes in terms of possible futures of 5G. Evolution follows the pattern of previous generations and current trends. Revolution represents a clear break with these trends and a path towards leadership with 5G, as it exploits the opportunities of standardized APIs for service creation, being enabled by network virtualization as an architectural foundation of 5G. These open and uniformly applied APIs allow the market entry of a multitude of virtual mobile network operators (VMNOs) serving particular industry verticals or economic sectors with tailored feature sets and qualities of services. They allow a market momentum to be built that constitutes leadership with 5G in Europe.", "Addresses": "[Lemstra, Wolter] Delft Univ Technol, Delft, Netherlands; [Lemstra, Wolter] Nyenrode Business Univ, Straatweg 25, NL-3621 BG Breukelen, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology; Nyenrode Business University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lemstra, W (corresponding author), Nyenrode Business Univ, Straatweg 25, NL-3621 BG Breukelen, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "w.lemstra@planet.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "CERRE; Centre on Regulation for Europe, Brussels", "Funding Name Preferred": "CERRE; Centre on Regulation for Europe, Brussels", "Funding Text": "The research underlying this paper was financially supported by CERRE, the Centre on Regulation for Europe, Brussels.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 114.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 31.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 587.0, "End Page": 611.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT diffusion and production in ASEAN countries: Patterns, performance, and policy directions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; ASEAN; Diffusion; Production; Digital transformation; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPING-WORLD; INTERNET; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "ICT has become an increasingly crucial catalyst for economic development, but the transition to more sophisticated technologies is a challenging process requiring prudent vision, strategy, and policy. This paper investigates the dynamics of ASEAN countries' performance on embracing the ICT revolution for development. Several findings stand out. First, ASEAN experienced a faster pace of convergence, compared to the rest of the world, in level of ICT diffusion over the past 10 years. Second, all ASEAN countries, including Singapore the leading player, face increasing challenges in competing with income-level peers on ICT diffusion performance. ASEAN is a global hub of ICT hardware production and a fast-growing center of ICT services exports. In terms of revealed comparative advantage, ASEAN as an economy is strong in ICT hardware but remains weak in ICT services. The paper discusses policy insights drawn from the study and proposes a strategic policy framework to guide ASEAN's concerted efforts to embrace the ICT revolution for development.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong M.] Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, 469C Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, KM (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, 469C Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "Montjoy, Daniel G/Q-1947-2018", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 962.0, "End Page": 977.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jordan, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jordan, Scott", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A critical survey of the literature on broadband data caps", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband Internet access service; Data caps; Usage-based pricing; Network management; Open internet", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Proponents and opponents of data caps make conflicting claims about the effect of data caps on prices, network capacity and speeds, subscription, congestion, and consumer surplus. In this paper, we survey the academic literature on data caps and analyze the relationship between the characteristics of each paper's model or data and the paper's results. We find that model or data assumptions about service differentiation, purpose of the data cap, and amount of competition strongly influence each paper's results. Consequently, conclusions about the effect of data caps are often limited to certain types of service providers (fixed or mobile) and/or to certain types of data caps (heavy-users or profit-maximizing). We find that most proponents' claims about data caps in fixed broadband service are incorrect, and that most proponents' claims about data caps in mobile broadband service are likely to be correct if and only if data caps increase competition. We also discuss how data caps may be evaluated under the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order. We find that heavy-users caps on mobile broadband service are likely to satisfy the Order's rules, that profit maximizing caps on mobile broadband service may or may not satisfy the rules, and that caps on fixed broadband service are unlikely to satisfy the rules.", "Addresses": "[Jordan, Scott] Univ Calif Irvine, Dept Comp Sci, 3019 Bren Hall, Irvine, CA 92697 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Irvine", "Reprint Addresses": "Jordan, S (corresponding author), Univ Calif Irvine, Dept Comp Sci, 3019 Bren Hall, Irvine, CA 92697 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sjordan@uci.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [1216023]; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr [1216023] Funding Source: National Science Foundation; Division of Computing and Communication Foundations [1216023] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE)); Division of Computing and Communication Foundations(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This work was funded by the National Science Foundation (1216023).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 813.0, "End Page": 837.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mack, EA; Marie-Pierre, L; Redican, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mack, Elizabeth A.; Marie-Pierre, Lisa; Redican, Kyle", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Entrepreneurs' use of internet and social media applications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Entrepreneurship; Social media; Broadband; Internet use; ICTs; Internet applications", "Keywords Plus": "SMALL BUSINESS; ADOPTION; GENDER; ORGANIZATIONS; ENVIRONMENT; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; INNOVATION; RESOURCES; PATTERNS", "Abstract": "While it is recognized that the Internet and entrepreneurial opportunity are linked, the majority of studies analyzing business use of the Internet focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). To address a need for adoption studies focused on new ventures, which differ from SMEs in terms of organizational stage and number of employees, this study analyzes survey data from entrepreneurs to understand factors that influence the adoption of multiple Internet and social media platforms, and the role of business incubation facilities in providing information technology assistance to these ventures. Regression analysis of survey data reveal that prior entrepreneurial experience was the most important factor in explaining a diverse number of Internet application and social media use. This finding likely stems from differences in cognitive frameworks between novice and experienced entrepreneurs, which impacts their ability to recognize opportunities and respond to technological change. The location of a new venture within a business incubation facility did not help in the diverse use of Internet applications. This result did vary by gender as model results highlighted that women in business incubation facilities were more likely to use a diversity of Internet applications than those not located in these facilities. These findings point to policy implications regarding the implementation of technology training programs for female entrepreneurs, and digital awareness/training for novice entrepreneurs.", "Addresses": "[Mack, Elizabeth A.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Geog, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Marie-Pierre, Lisa; Redican, Kyle] Michigan State Univ, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mack, EA (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Geog, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "emack@msu.edu; pierreli@msu.edu; redicank@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "黄, 荣 昌/HGA-6762-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 52.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 59.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 129.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 120.0, "End Page": 139.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "El-Moghazi, M; Whalley, J; Irvine, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Whalley, Jason; Irvine, James", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Wireless access policy for electronic communications services (WAPECS): Collision between theory and practice", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "WAPECS; Spectrum; Flexibility; ITU-R; EU", "Keywords Plus": "RIGHTS", "Abstract": "One of the first practical implementations of flexible radio spectrum property rights was initiated in Europe in 2005 under the name 'Wireless Access Policy for Electronic Communication Services (WAPECS)'. WAPECS aimed to introduce more flexibility into the European spectrum management framework by allowing technology and service neutrality. Internationally, the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) have been keen to introduce more flexibility into the international service allocation framework. One of the main findings of this paper is the identification of different negative perceptions and disagreement about WAPECS among industry and regulatory stake-holders. Moreover, it is shown that concerns over WAPECS include that the flexibility associated with it may contradict with spectrum use efficiency and that the responsibility of resolving interference issues moves from the regulator to operators. The assessment of the influence of WAPECS on the market shows that while the concept was aimed mainly towards removing the spectrum usage restriction for industry, they have not appreciated this mainly due to the high cost and uncertainty associated with flexibility. On the other hand, several positive impacts of WAPECS are revealed including removing technology designation from CEPT decisions. The paper shows also that the international Radio Regulations (RR) can, to a certain extent, accommodate WAPECS. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Irvine, James] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Glasgow G1 1XQ, Lanark, Scotland; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 8ST, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "El-Moghazi, M (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Glasgow G1 1XQ, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "mohamed-ali-elmoghazi-ali@strath.ac.uk; jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk; j.m.Irvine@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Irvine, James/0000-0003-2078-6517", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 98.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 821.0, "End Page": 835.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schejter, AM; Tirosh, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schejter, Amit M.; Tirosh, Noam", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Seek the meek, seek the just: Social media and social justice", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media; Social justice; Utilitarianism; Distributive justice; John Rawls; Amartya Sen", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; INTERNET; FREEDOM", "Abstract": "The latest development of media technology brought about the proliferation of a new media form more often than not dubbed as social media, however the catchy social media descriptor has not been helpful in surfacing the challenges this new media form raises for governance. In this study we try to tackle that difficulty by addressing the impact on policy of both the four characteristics that we have previously established as making contemporary media stand out from the mass media that preceded them abundance (of content), mobility, interactivity, and multi-mediality - and their capability to enrich information and make its transference more effective. To do so, we propose to adopt the framework of social justice to their governance by describing the philosophy of utilitarianism and its effect on media policy in the twentieth century and preferring the competing twentieth century philosophies of John Rawls and Amartya Sen as the theoretical bases for a new governance framework of social media. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Schejter, Amit M.; Tirosh, Noam] Ben Gurion Univ Negev, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel; [Schejter, Amit M.] Penn State Univ, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Ben Gurion University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Schejter, AM (corresponding author), Ben Gurion Univ Negev, POB 653, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel.", "Email Addresses": "schejter@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/HKF-0246-2023", "ORCIDs": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/0000-0002-3670-2165", "Funding Orgs": "Career Integration Grant; Marie Curie FP7 program of European Union; I-CORE Program of Planning and Budgeting Committee; Israel Science Foundation [1716/12]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Career Integration Grant; Marie Curie FP7 program of European Union(Marie Curie ActionsEuropean Union (EU)); I-CORE Program of Planning and Budgeting Committee; Israel Science Foundation(Israel Science Foundation)", "Funding Text": "This study has been supported by a Career Integration Grant awarded by the Marie Curie FP7 program of the European Union and by the I-CORE Program of the Planning and Budgeting Committee and the Israel Science Foundation (grant no. 1716/12). Both authors contributed equally to this study. The authors wish to thank three anonymous reviewers and in particular the editors of the special issue for their insightful comments and diligent work on this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 796.0, "End Page": 803.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rasch, A; Wenzel, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rasch, Alexander; Wenzel, Tobias", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of piracy on prominent and non-prominent software developers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Piracy; Platform; Software; Two-sided market", "Keywords Plus": "PLATFORM COMPETITION; CONSUMER-PROTECTION; STRATEGIC APPROACH; 2-SIDED MARKETS", "Abstract": "This paper studies the impact of software piracy on prominent and non-prominent software developers in markets based on a two-sided platform business. User behavior is imperfect and, when adopting a platform, users only take prominent software into account. We show that prominent software exhibits higher piracy rates than non-prominent software. However, contrary to intuition, this does not necessarily mean that prominent software developers benefit more from increased software protection. Indeed, we show that prominent developers may lose out whereas non-prominent developers may gain from better software protection. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rasch, Alexander; Wenzel, Tobias] Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany; [Wenzel, Tobias] Univ Bath, Bath BA2 7AY, Avon, England", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf; University of Bath", "Reprint Addresses": "Rasch, A (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "rasch@dice.hhu.de; wenzel@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 735.0, "End Page": 744.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Accepted, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rendon Schneir, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Entrepreneurial State: Debunking Public vs. Private Sector Myths", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Rendon Schneir, Juan] Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 623.0, "End Page": 624.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jaunaux, L; Lebourges, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jaunaux, Laure; Lebourges, Marc", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic replicability tests for next-generation access networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Margin squeeze test; Regulation; Next-generation access networks", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; COMPETITION; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "This paper discusses the relevant cost standard for the economic replicability test for Next-Generation Access (NGA) networks, described in the Recommendation on consistent nondiscrimination obligations and costing methodologies adopted by the European Commission. According to the Recommendation, in order to reconcile investment and competition, wholesale prices should have nonlinear characteristics and only partly vary by the number of accesses. It demonstrates that a cost standard for the economic replicability test, which implies fully fixed and variable cost recovery for the access seeker, including the total wholesale price, would be incompatible with the economics of NGA networks and that such a test would deter NGA investment. Therefore, the cost standard should include only the variable part of the wholesale price. However, this paper underlines that during a transition phase, until competitors have secured access to NGA infrastructure, a second temporary test called the competition migration test should be added to ensure incumbent NGA retail prices do not foreclose efficient copper-based entrants. The two proposed tests surpass the limits of the ladder of investment theory by including the business migration effect developed by Bourreau, Cambini, and Dogan (2012). (C) 2015 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Jaunaux, Laure; Lebourges, Marc] Orange, Regulatory Affairs, F-75505 Paris 15, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Jaunaux, L (corresponding author), Orange, Regulatory Affairs, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris 15, France.", "Email Addresses": "laure.jaunaux@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 486.0, "End Page": 501.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Trasarti, R; Olteanu-Raimond, AM; Nanni, M; Couronné, T; Furletti, B; Giannotti, F; Smoreda, Z; Ziemlicki, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Trasarti, Roberto; Olteanu-Raimond, Ana-Maria; Nanni, Mirco; Couronne, Thomas; Furletti, Barbara; Giannotti, Fosca; Smoreda, Zbigniew; Ziemlicki, Cezary", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Discovering urban and country dynamics from mobile phone data with spatial correlation patterns", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone; Location data; Mobility patterns; Urban dynamics", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Mobile communication technologies pervade our society and existing wireless networks are able to sense the movement of people, generating large volumes of data related to human activities, such as mobile phone call records. At the present, this kind of data is collected and stored by telecom operators infrastructures mainly for billing reasons, yet it represents a major source of information in the study of human mobility. In this paper, we propose an analytical process aimed at extracting interconnections between different areas of the city that emerge from highly correlated temporal variations of population local densities. To accomplish this objective, we propose a process based on two analytical tools: (i) a method to estimate the presence of people in different geographical areas; and (ii) a method to extract time- and space-constrained sequential patterns capable to capture correlations among geographical areas in terms of significant co-variations of the estimated presence. The methods are presented and combined in order to deal with two real scenarios of different spatial scale: the Paris Region and the whole France. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Trasarti, Roberto; Nanni, Mirco; Furletti, Barbara; Giannotti, Fosca] CNR, Ist Sci & Tecnol Informaz, KDD Lab, I-56100 Pisa, Italy; [Olteanu-Raimond, Ana-Maria; Couronne, Thomas; Smoreda, Zbigniew; Ziemlicki, Cezary] Orange Labs, Sociol & Econ Networks & Serv Dept, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR); Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione Alessandro Faedo (ISTI-CNR); Orange SA", "Reprint Addresses": "Trasarti, R (corresponding author), CNR, Ist Sci & Tecnol Informaz, KDD Lab, I-56100 Pisa, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "roberto.trasarti@isti.cnr.it", "Researcher Ids": "Smoręda, Zbigniew/D-9265-2011; Trasarti, Roberto/AAX-9718-2020", "ORCIDs": "Smoręda, Zbigniew/0000-0002-4047-7597;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 36.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 45.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 347.0, "End Page": 362.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hoernig, S; Bourreau, M; Cambini, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hoernig, Steffen; Bourreau, Marc; Cambini, Carlo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fixed-mobile substitution and termination rates", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network competition; Fixed-mobile substitution; Termination rates", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper studies the effect of termination rates on the observed substitution between fixed and mobile calls and access, in a model where consumers can subscribe to one or both types of offers. Simulations show that each (fixed or mobile) termination rate has a positive effect on the take-up of the corresponding service, via the waterbed effect, and lowers subscriptions to the other service, via a cost effect The prevailing asymmetric regulation, with very low fixed and higher mobile termination rates, tends to have implemented the optimal fee structure. However, the interests of the mobile operators and of the different customer groups did not coincide, and this fee structure may have reduced overall market participation. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hoernig, Steffen] Univ Nova Lisboa, Nova Sch Business & Econ, P-1200 Lisbon, Portugal; [Bourreau, Marc] Telecom Paris Tech, CREST LEI, Dept Econ & Social Sci, Paris, France; [Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, DIGEP, EUI, Florence Sch Regulat, Turin, Italy", "Affiliations": "Universidade Nova de Lisboa; Polytechnic University of Turin; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Hoernig, S (corresponding author), Nova SBE, Campus Campolide, P-1099032 Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "shoernig@novasbe.pt; marc.bourreau@telecom-paristech.fr; carlo.cambini@polito.it", "Researcher Ids": "Hoernig, Steffen/B-6978-2009", "ORCIDs": "Hoernig, Steffen/0000-0003-1461-0048; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133; Bourreau, Marc/0000-0003-3913-3014", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science and Technology [PTDC/EGEECO/100696/2008]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science and Technology(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "We thank Sjaak Hurkens and Martin Peitz, as well as participants at the 2014 ICT Conference (Paris, France), and the FSR Communications & Media 2014 Scientific Seminar (Florence, Italy). Steffen Hoernig acknowledges funding through Grant PTDC/EGEECO/100696/2008 of the Ministry of Science and Technology.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 65.0, "End Page": 76.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, P; Kwak, J; Lee, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Ping; Kwak, Jooyoung; Lee, Heejin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The latecomer strategy for global ICT standardization: Indigenous innovation and its dilemma", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standardization; Strategy; Patent; Indigenous innovation; China", "Keywords Plus": "CHINA; MOBILE; TECHNOLOGY; EVOLUTION; INDUSTRY; POLICY; 3G; COMPETITION; GOVERNMENT; MARKET", "Abstract": "This article reviews China's changing standardization strategies amidst the standards competitions that take place both domestically in China and globally. The relevant policies in China now support indigenous innovation, particularly in the information and communication technologies industry by using standards, encourage domestic firms to patent their standard-related technologies, and promote innovation-oriented inter-firm alliances. The three cases examined illustrate the challenges that the Chinese government faces in implementing the policies. Most of all, while the government has actively promoted indigenous innovation as a latecomer strategy for global standardization, there are possibilities of clash with the international norms for free competition and economic liberalization which China is supposed to comply with. There are also oppositions from those domestic firms that mainly export products compliant with the international standards set by advanced countries, and from local authorities that support those firms. The demands for international compliance are often strengthened by multinationals importing products compliant with the international standards. These clashes and oppositions give a dilemma to the policy makers who want to push the standardization strategy based on indigenous innovation. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Ping] China Natl Inst Standardizat, Beijing 100080, Peoples R China; [Kwak, Jooyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "China National Institute of Standardization; Yonsei University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "wangp@cnis.gov.cn; heejinmelb@yonsel.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Lopez-Sese, Anabel/C-5085-2008", "ORCIDs": "Lopez-Sese, Anabel/0000-0001-5686-0884", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government [NRF-2011-330-H00002]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government(National Research Foundation of KoreaKorean Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2011-330-H00002).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 933.0, "End Page": 943.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Papers from the 41st Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC 2013)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.; Bohlin, Erik] Michigan State Univ, Dept Telecommun Informat Studies & Media, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 798.0, "End Page": 799.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Clarke, RN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Clarke, Richard N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Expanding mobile wireless capacity: The challenges presented by technology and economics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Reuse; Mobile; Wireless; Network; LTE", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "As demand for mobile broadband services continues to explode, mobile wireless networks must expand greatly their capacities. This paper describes and quantifies the economic and technical challenges associated with deepening wireless networks to meet this growing demand. Methods of capacity expansion divide into three general categories: the deployment of more radio spectrum; more intensive geographic reuse of spectrum; and increasing the throughput capacity of each MHz of spectrum within a given geographic area. The paper describes these several basic methods to deepen mobile wireless capacity. It goes on to measure the contribution of each of these methods to historical capacity growth within U.S. networks. The paper then describes the capabilities of 4G LTE wireless technology, and further innovations off of it, to further improve network capacity. These capacity expansion capabilities of LTE-Advanced along with traditional spectrum reuse are quantified and compared to forecasts of future demand to evaluate the ability of U.S. networks to match future demand. Without significantly increasing current spectrum allocations by 560 MHz over the 2014-2022 period, the presented model suggests that U.S. wireless capacity expansion will be inadequate to accommodate expected demand growth. This conclusion is in contrast to claims that the U.S. faces no spectrum shortage. (C) 2013 The Author. Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).", "Addresses": "AT&T, Washington, DC 20036 USA", "Affiliations": "AT&T", "Reprint Addresses": "Clarke, RN (corresponding author), AT&T, Suite 400 North,1120 20th St NW, Washington, DC 20036 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rnclarke@att.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 53.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 69.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 693.0, "End Page": 708.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pradhan, RP; Arvin, MB; Norman, NR; Bele, SK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Pradhan, Rudra P.; Arvin, Mak B.; Norman, Neville R.; Bele, Samadhan K.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic growth and the development of telecommunications infrastructure in the G-20 countries: A panel-VAR approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications infrastructure; Economic growth; Macroeconomic variables; Panel VAR; Granger causality", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; INVESTMENT; COINTEGRATION; TESTS; ICT; AGGREGATE; CAUSALITY; IMPACT; LEVEL; 1990S", "Abstract": "This paper examines the linkages between the development of telecommunications infrastructure (DTI), economic growth, and four key indicators of operation of a modern economy: gross capital formation, foreign direct investment inflows, urbanization rates, and trade openness. By studying the G-20 countries over the period 1991-2012 and employing a panel vector auto-regressive model for detecting Granger causality, we find a network of long-run causal connections between these variables, including bidirectional causality between DTI and economic growth. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Pradhan, Rudra P.] Indian Inst Technol, Vinod Gupta Sch Management, Kharagpur 721302, W Bengal, India; [Arvin, Mak B.] Trent Univ, Dept Econ, Peterborough, ON K9J 7B8, Canada; [Norman, Neville R.] Univ Melbourne, Dept Econ, Melbourne, Vic 3010, Australia; [Norman, Neville R.] Univ Cambridge, Dept Econ, Cambridge CB3 9DD, England; [Bele, Samadhan K.] Indian Inst Technol, RCG Sch Infrastruct Design & Management, Kharagpur 721302, W Bengal, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Kharagpur; Trent University; University of Melbourne; Melbourne Bioinformatics; University of Cambridge; Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Kharagpur", "Reprint Addresses": "Pradhan, RP (corresponding author), Indian Inst Technol, Vinod Gupta Sch Management, Kharagpur 721302, W Bengal, India.", "Email Addresses": "rudrap@vgsom.iitkgp.ernet.in; marvin@trentu.ca; n.norman@unimelb.edu.au; samadhanid09@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Azonnoudo, Seyido/ISU-7505-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 72.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 106.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 112.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 634.0, "End Page": 649.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "García-Muñiz, AS; Vicente, MR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Salome Garcia-Muniz, Ana; Rosalia Vicente, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT technologies in Europe: A study of technological diffusion and economic growth under network theory", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and Communication Technologies (ICT); Technological diffusion; Innovation; Networks; Information and knowledge flows; Input-output analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; INDUSTRY; 1990S", "Abstract": "The sector of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is one of the key instruments for the development of an economy. The literature emphasizes its capacity for both increasing productivity and generating new sources of income and wealth (Colecchia & Schreyer, 2002; Jorgenson & Stiroh, 1999 among others). Traditionally studies on the ICT sector have focused on the analysis of its economic impact, but not on its capacity as a bridge for information and knowledge flows across the economic network. Following Burt's approach (1992) on structural holes, the organization of the economic network defines where and for whom new opportunities lie. The structural hole methodology allows to analyze the capacity of the ICT sector as an enabler of technological diffusion and innovation. The results show that the European ICT sector not only is important for its intermediary role in the flow of information across the economic network, but also for its low level of dependency on other sectors. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Salome Garcia-Muniz, Ana] Univ Oviedo, REGIOLab, E-33006 Oviedo, Spain; [Rosalia Vicente, Maria] Univ Oviedo, E-33006 Oviedo, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Oviedo; University of Oviedo", "Reprint Addresses": "García-Muñiz, AS (corresponding author), Univ Oviedo, REGIOLab, Avd Cristo S-N, E-33006 Oviedo, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "asgarcia@uniovi.es; mrosalia@uniovi.es", "Researcher Ids": "Muñiz, Ana Salomé García/B-8240-2013; vicente, maria rosalia/H-9831-2015", "ORCIDs": "vicente, maria rosalia/0000-0001-7826-8494", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 43.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 46.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 56.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 360.0, "End Page": 370.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Thomas, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Thomas, Sandra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Empirical research on mobile Internet usage: A meta-analysis of the literature", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Meta-analysis; Mobile data services; Mobile data traffic volume; Mobile Internet; Moderator analysis; Usage behavior", "Keywords Plus": "SINGLE-ITEM MEASURES; USER ACCEPTANCE; DATA SERVICES; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; USE INTENSITY; SELF-REPORT; PHONE USE; CULTURAL-CHARACTERISTICS; SYSTEM USAGE; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This paper reviews 175 scholarly empirical publications on mobile Internet (MI) usage intensity levels and potential determinants of respective usage behavior at the individual subscriber level. Based on an overview of MI measurement approaches and units evidence on the development of the average MI data volume generated per subscriber over the last years is summarized. Interindividual variance in MI usage was found to be very large. This raises the question which factors contribute to explaining MI usage differences. A qualitative review and a meta-analysis of correlations between 22 variables grouped into four categories (country, personal user characteristics, MI attribute perceptions/behavioral intentions and factual use conditions) on the one side and MI usage criteria on the other were carried out. Enjoyment, behavioral intention to use MI, educational level, subscription of a flat rate and ease of use turned out to be the five antecedents with the largest sample size- and measurement error-corrected average correlations (r) over left arrow (a) with MI usage criteria. Moderator analysis indicated that the approach to measuring MI usage behaviors (subjective versus objective) and geographic origin of a sample (Asia versus Europe/USA) significantly altered relationships between a number of predictors and MI usage. Specifically, mono-method work which measures both explanatory factors and MI usage in one questionnaire was prone to overestimate relationships between independent study variables and self-reports of MI usage. The review derives open research issues in three territories, namely measurement of MI usage, choice of MI usage determinants as well as study sampling and design. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Dept Telecommun Management, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany; [Thomas, Sandra] BearingPoint GmbH, Commun & Content, D-40472 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Dept Telecommun Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; sandra.thomas@bearingpoint.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 171.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 58.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 64.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 79.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 293.0, "End Page": 312.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Willington, M; Ning, JL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Willington, Manuel; Li Ning, Jorge", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulating a monopoly with universal service obligations: The role of flexible tariff schemes", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Monopoly regulation; Network utilities; Universal service obligation; Non-linear tariffs", "Keywords Plus": "2-PART TARIFFS; PRICE CAPS; CONSTRAINTS; INFORMATION; COVERAGE", "Abstract": "This paper's purpose is to study the problem of a utility monopoly's regulator, which has a universal service goal that is binding, in the sense that there is no two-part tariff that can induce efficient consumption, self-finance the firm, and guarantee universal access at the same time. The optimal two-part tariffs that the regulator should set under the following three regulatory rules are derived: no flexibility (the monopolist only offers the regulated plan), partial flexibility (the monopolist can offer alternative plans, but these and the regulated one must be available to all customers), and full flexibility (the regulated plan must be available to all customers, but the alternative ones could be offered to specific clients). The solutions under the three schemes are characterized, and they provide an unambiguous ranking of regulatory rules: total flexibility is weakly better than partial flexibility, and partial flexibility is strictly better than no flexibility. As the regulatory scheme becomes more flexible, the optimally regulated two-part tariff increases its fixed component and decreases the variable one. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Willington, Manuel] Univ Adolfo Ibanez, Escuela Gobierno, Santiago, Chile; [Li Ning, Jorge] Superintendencia Nacl Serv Saneamiento, Lima, Peru", "Affiliations": "Universidad Adolfo Ibanez", "Reprint Addresses": "Willington, M (corresponding author), Univ Adolfo Ibanez, Escuela Gobierno, Diagonal Tomes 2640, Santiago, Chile.", "Email Addresses": "manuel.willington@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Willington, Manuel/H-4035-2018; Willington, Manuel/ABD-8214-2020", "ORCIDs": "Willington, Manuel/0000-0002-2803-6641; Willington, Manuel/0000-0002-2803-6641", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 32.0, "End Page": 48.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, WY; Zhang, XZ; Jung, JY; Kim, YC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Wan-Ying; Zhang, Xinzhi; Jung, Joo-Young; Kim, Yong-Chan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From the wired to wireless generation? Investigating teens' Internet use through the mobile phone", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile Internet; New media; Displacement effect; Teenager", "Keywords Plus": "GRATIFICATION NICHES; MEDIA DISPLACEMENT; ONLINE MEDIA; PC INTERNET; E-MAIL; COMPETITION; REINFORCEMENT; CONNECTEDNESS; CONSUMPTION; MODEL", "Abstract": "Scholars have an enduring interest in investigating whether a new medium displaces or complements existing media whenever a new medium is introduced to the society. In this study, it is sought to investigate the extent to which the mobile phone would replace or reinforce teens' traditional Internet use through computers. Surveys were conducted on 1875 youths between 12 to 17 years old in 5 digital cities in East Asia: Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Taipei, and Tokyo. The findings profile a digital generation that is highly connected in the 21st century. Ninety percent of all respondents used the Internet. Almost 90% of the teens in this study used the mobile phone, and two-thirds of them ever surfed the Web via their mobile devices. Through a factor analysis, three dimensions of teens' use of mobile Internet were identified, namely, task-based activities, information seeking and communication activities, and recreational activities. In general, the teens tend to use the mobile phone for recreation and entertainment purposes, especially playing games and listening to music. They are less likely to use the mobile phone for more sophisticated purposes, such as petitioning, voting, or shopping. Drawing upon the niche theory, the patterns between teens' mobile Internet and PC Internet use were further compared. Our analysis shows that mobile Internet primarily serves as an extension of teens' Internet activities via PC, rather than as a replacement. Such positive relationships are quadratic and non-linear. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lin, Wan-Ying; Zhang, Xinzhi] City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Jung, Joo-Young] Int Christian Univ, Dept Media Commun & Culture, Tokyo, Japan; [Kim, Yong-Chan] Yonsei Univ, Coll Commun, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "City University of Hong Kong; International Christian University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lin, WY (corresponding author), City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, 83 Tat Chee Ave, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "wanying@cityu.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "Zhang, Xinzhi/S-9610-2019", "ORCIDs": "Zhang, Xinzhi/0000-0003-3479-9327", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 103.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 651.0, "End Page": 661.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, MS; Wu, FS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Mao-Shong; Wu, Feng-Shang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Identifying the determinants of broadband adoption by diffusion stage in OECD countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Innovation diffusion; OECD; Adopter categories; Determinant", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; PENETRATION; CANADA; DESIGN; ACCESS; KOREA", "Abstract": "Governments worldwide actively promote broadband development, owing to its positive impact on economic growth. Although many studies have identified the determinants of broadband adoption, this study re-examines the determinants by applying Arellano-Bond GMM dynamic panel data estimation with more complete panel data for OECD countries. The estimation can not only closely capture the dynamics of broadband diffusion but also solve an endogeneity problem existing in the estimations of previous studies. The estimation results indicate that content is also a significant factor, in addition to previous broadband penetration and platform competition, as commonly identified in previous studies. This study further examines and compares determinants in different stages segmented by adopter categories proposed by Rogers. The results reveal different determinants in different stages. The key determinants are income, education, and content in the innovator and early adopter stage; platform competition and previous broadband penetration in the early majority stage; and broadband price in the late majority and laggard stage. Governments should thus devise and implement appropriate strategies for the major potential adopters in each stage instead of adopting a one-size-fits-all strategy. The results of this study provide a valuable reference for countries in early stages of broadband development or for those planning or reviewing their strategies. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lin, Mao-Shong; Wu, Feng-Shang] Natl Chengchi Univ, Grad Inst Technol & Innovat Management, Taipei 116, Taiwan; [Lin, Mao-Shong] Natl Commun Commiss, Dept Planning, Taipei 100, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Chengchi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lin, MS (corresponding author), 4F,50,Sect 1,Ren Ai Rd, Taipei 100, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "Maoshong_lin@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 241.0, "End Page": 251.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gronsund, P; Grondalen, O; Lahteenoja, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gronsund, Pal; Grondalen, Ole; Lahteenoja, Markku", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Business case evaluations for LTE network offloading with cognitive femtocells", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cognitive radio; Business case; LTE; Cognitive femtocell; Sensor network; TV white spaces", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Mobile networks are increasingly becoming capacity limited such that more base stations and smaller cells or more spectrum are required to serve the subscribers' increasing data usage. Among several challenges, the establishment of new base station sites becomes challenging and expensive. This study proposes and analyzes critical aspects of a business case where a mobile operator offloads its mobile LTE network by deploying cognitive femtocells. When aided by a sensor network the cognitive femtocell will be able to use frequencies other than the mobile network and hence increase its power to cover outdoor areas and neighbour buildings. This cognitive femtocell strategy will be compared with an alternative strategy where an operator deploys conventional femtocells and has to build additional base stations to meet the traffic demands. The business case analysis illustrates that there is a potential for cost savings when offloading the mobile network with cognitive femtocells when compared to the alternative strategy. It must be emphasized that the studied concept is innovative and that the business case period starts in 2017, hence, parameter assumptions are uncertain. Therefore, as the most important message of this work, sensitivity analysis is used to reveal the most critical aspects of the cognitive femtocell business case. It is found that the most critical parameters regarding the cognitive femtocell are the price for backhauling, the number of users supported and the coverage. Furthermore, an optimal coverage radius for the cognitive femtocell for lowest possible costs is found. Costs related to the fixed sensor network are found to be less critical since sensors are embedded in the cognitive femtocells. Sensitivity analysis is also presented for spectral efficiency, cognitive and conventional femtocell offloading gain, sensor density and price, customer density and price for base station site establishment. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gronsund, Pal; Grondalen, Ole; Lahteenoja, Markku] Telenor, N-1331 Fornebu, Norway; [Gronsund, Pal] Univ Oslo, Dept Informat, N-0373 Oslo, Norway", "Affiliations": "University of Oslo", "Reprint Addresses": "Gronsund, P (corresponding author), Telenor, Snaroyveien 30, N-1331 Fornebu, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "pal.gronsund@telenor.com; ole.grondalen@telenor.com; markku.lahteenoja@telenor.com", "Researcher Ids": "Grøndalen, Ole/AAS-9604-2021", "ORCIDs": "Grondalen, Ole/0000-0002-0679-2999", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 140.0, "End Page": 153.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Guthrie, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Guthrie, Graeme", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulated prices and real options", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulation; Workable competition; Real options; Rate base", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; EQUILIBRIUM; TECHNOLOGY; VALUATION", "Abstract": "This paper shows how the cash flows received by an unregulated firm operating in a workably competitive market can be replicated for a regulated firm. The only change to standard regulatory practice is that each time the regulated firm invests, the amount added to its rate base is the product of its capital expenditure and a multiplier, greater than one, that captures the reduction in value of the unregulated firm's growth options that occurs whenever the firm invests. The regulated firm is allowed to earn a rate of return equal to its weighted-average cost of capital, applied to this rate base. Four possible approaches to estimating the size of the multiplier are presented, each based on an established real-options investment model. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Econ & Finance, Wellington, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington", "Reprint Addresses": "Guthrie, G (corresponding author), Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Econ & Finance, POB 600, Wellington, New Zealand.", "Email Addresses": "graeme.guthrie@vuw.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Guthrie, Graeme/0000-0002-8497-0148", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 650.0, "End Page": 663.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Marlin-Bennett, R; Thornton, EN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Marlin-Bennett, Renee; Thornton, E. Nicole", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Governance within social media websites: Ruling new frontiers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Conference of the Global-Internet-Governance-Academic-Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Date": "MAY 06, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "Global Internet Governance Acad Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Website governance; Social media website; Heterotopia", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; CYBERSPACE; PRAGMATISM; DEMOCRACY; POLITICS", "Abstract": "Governance within social media websites can be evaluated in terms of conformity to or transgression of external legal requirements, social mores, and economic incentives. By examining social media websites as frontiers and heterotopias in which rule is indeterminate, this paper explores the way rule is established and changed. The authors illustrate this approach using the case of changing governance within Formspring. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Marlin-Bennett, Renee; Thornton, E. Nicole] Johns Hopkins Univ, Baltimore, MD 21218 USA", "Affiliations": "Johns Hopkins University", "Reprint Addresses": "Marlin-Bennett, R (corresponding author), Johns Hopkins Univ, 3400 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218 USA.", "Email Addresses": "marlin@jhu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Marlin-Bennett, Renee E/B-4782-2008", "ORCIDs": "Marlin-Bennett, Renee/0000-0002-4341-0064", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 24.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 493.0, "End Page": 501.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lim, EK; Chen, ZQ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lim, Eng Kooi; Chen, Zhiqi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of trade liberalization in telecommunications services: The case of APEC countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Barriers to trade and investment; Telecommunications; Liberalization; APEC", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVATIZATION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper examines the impact of liberalizing the telecommunications services sector on investment and output in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) countries by estimating a system of four structural equations that takes into account the causal relationship between national income and telecommunications infrastructure. The degree of openness to trade in telecommunications is represented by a carefully constructed index that reflects a country's trade and investment policy in terms of market access, national treatment and regulatory principles. One interesting finding from the empirical analysis is that the effects of trade liberalization depend on the risk rating of a country. In countries with relatively high risk ratings liberalization reduces investment in telecommunications. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lim, Eng Kooi] Competit Bur, Econ Policy & Enforcement Branch, Gatineau, PQ K1A 0C9, Canada; [Chen, Zhiqi] Carleton Univ, Dept Econ, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6, Canada", "Affiliations": "Carleton University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lim, EK (corresponding author), Competit Bur, Econ Policy & Enforcement Branch, 50 Victoria St, Gatineau, PQ K1A 0C9, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "engkooi.lim@gmail.com; z_chen@carleton.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC))", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to thank two anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments and constructive suggestions. The authors have also benefited from discussions with Gilles Grenier, Marcel Voia, Kathleen Day, Tarcisio Da Graca, M. Rafiquzaman, Jean Louiseul Basil, and participants at the 17th Biennial Conference of the International Telecommunications Society and the 7th Annual International Industrial Organization Conference. The view expressed in this paper is entirely that of the authors, and it does not purport to represent the view of the Canadian Competition Bureau. Financial assistance from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 274.0, "End Page": 281.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Wiewiorra, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Wiewiorra, Lukas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Beyond the flat rate bias: The flexibility effect in tariff choice", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Tariff bias; Mobile telecommunications; Cost cap tariff", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Flat rates are a prominent pricing scheme for telecommunications services and are often preferred by consumers although average costs would be lower in an alternative usage-based tariff. Reasons are that flat rates protect against unexpectedly high costs (insurance effect), are more likely to be chosen if actual usage is overestimated (overestimation effect), and prevent any disutility that is associated with the immediate perception of marg(i)nal costs (taximeter effect). This study complements the literature on tariff biases by highlighting that a lack of tariff flexibility is a major impediment to choosing a flat rate: empirical support for this flexibility effect is found, while, at the same time, the insurance and overestimation effect that run in favor of flat rates are confirmed. Finally, the managerial implications of the findings for the introduction of the new cost cap tariff are discussed. The hybrid cost cap tariff can combine the flexibility and the insurance property, and may, therefore, exert a cost cap bias on consumers. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan; Wiewiorra, Lukas] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Management, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Management, Englerstr 14, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "kraemer@kit.edu; wiewiorra@kit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kraemer, Jan/0000-0002-5866-7065", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 29.0, "End Page": 39.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Brito, D; Pereira, P; Vareda, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Brito, Duarte; Pereira, Pedro; Vareda, Joao", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An assessment of the equality of access and no-regulation approaches to next generation networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NGN; Continuity approach; No-regulation; Functional separation", "Keywords Plus": "NONPRICE DISCRIMINATION; INVESTMENT; QUALITY; ENTRY", "Abstract": "The European Commission believes that for the regulation of next generation fixed telecommunications networks the continuity approach is preferable to the equality of access approach and the no-regulation approach. According to the European Commission, (i) functional separation eliminates discrimination and promotes competition, but should only be used as a measure of last resort because it involves various complex trade-offs, whereas (ii) the no-regulation approach fosters investment, at the cost of sacrificing competition. The article agrees that functional separation involves complex trade-offs but disputes the assertion that functional separation necessarily eliminates discrimination and promotes competition. In addition, the article also establishes conditions under which the no-regulation approach does not reduce competition. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Pereira, Pedro; Vareda, Joao] Autoridade Concorrencia, P-1050037 Lisbon, Portugal; [Vareda, Joao] Inst Sistemas & Robot Torre Norte, Inst Super Tecn, P-1049001 Lisbon, Portugal; [Brito, Duarte] Univ Nova Lisboa, Dept Ciencias Sociais Aplicadas, Fac Ciencias & Tecnol, P-2829516 Caparica, Portugal; [Pereira, Pedro] CEFAGE UE, P-7000809 Evora, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Autoridade da Concorrencia; Universidade de Lisboa; Universidade Nova de Lisboa", "Reprint Addresses": "Vareda, J (corresponding author), Autoridade Concorrencia, Ave Berna 19,7O, P-1050037 Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "dmb@fct.unl.pt; pedro.br.pereira@gmail.com; joao.vareda@concorrencia.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Brito, Duarte/B-9620-2009; Pereira, Pedro/GNN-0031-2022", "ORCIDs": "Brito, Duarte/0000-0003-2971-9572; Pereira, Pedro/0000-0002-9036-0354; Vareda, Joao/0000-0001-8803-0447", "Funding Orgs": "FCT-Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia [PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009]; Banco Santander-Totta; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "FCT-Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT)); Banco Santander-Totta; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "The opinions expressed in this article reflect only the authors' views, and in no way bind the institutions to which they are affiliated. The authors gratefully acknowledge partial financial support from FCT-Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia, program FEDER/POCI, and from Banco Santander-Totta. This paper was financed by national funds from the FCT under project PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 818.0, "End Page": 826.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sluijs, JP; Schuett, F; Henze, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sluijs, Jasper P.; Schuett, Florian; Henze, Bastian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Transparency regulation in broadband markets: Lessons from experimental research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Transparency; Experimental law and economics; Telecommunications regulation; Consumer protection; Network neutrality", "Keywords Plus": "DISCLOSURE; INFORMATION; QUALITY", "Abstract": "This article presents a research project in experimental law and economics about transparency regulation in markets for experience goods, with implications for the implementation of transparency requirements in broadband markets. European and American regulators have introduced transparency policies in the broadband sector, although their effects on market actors are not fully understood. The experiment evaluates the effects of increased transparency on various market outcomes. Four scenarios are compared in which end-users have different amounts of information about quality. Findings of this research suggest that (1) more information about quality leads to higher total surplus and higher consumer surplus; (2) quality provided by firms increases with the level of transparency; and (3) quality and efficiency are marginally higher when full information about quality is only available to some consumers, than when all consumers have imperfect information about quality. To these findings a number of conclusions are attached relevant for broadband policy. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sluijs, Jasper P.] Tilburg Univ, Sch Law, Tilburg Law & Econ Ctr TILEC, NL-5000 LE Tilburg, Netherlands; [Schuett, Florian; Henze, Bastian] Tilburg Univ, CENTER, Tilburg Law & Econ Ctr TILEC, NL-5000 LE Tilburg, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Tilburg University; Tilburg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sluijs, JP (corresponding author), Tilburg Univ, Sch Law, Tilburg Law & Econ Ctr TILEC, POB 90153, NL-5000 LE Tilburg, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "jasper.sluijs@tilburguniversity.edu; f.schuett@tilburguniversity.edu; b.henze@tilburguniversity.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Schuett, Florian/ABC-3524-2020", "ORCIDs": "Schuett, Florian/0000-0001-6266-0432; Sluijs, Jasper/0000-0002-3822-0899", "Funding Orgs": "Netherlands Ministry of Economic affairs", "Funding Name Preferred": "Netherlands Ministry of Economic affairs(Ministry of Economic Affairs, Netherlands)", "Funding Text": "First and foremost, we thank the Netherlands Ministry of Economic affairs for its financial support-particularly Marloes van Caspel and Ronald van der Luit. We also appreciated input by Ilse van der Haar, Marianne Kracht, Angelique Wamsteker, Stet. de Vries and Robert Stil of the Dutch telecommunications regulator OPTA.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 592.0, "End Page": 602.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Edquist, H; Bergmark, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Edquist, Harald; Bergmark, Pernilla", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How is mobile broadband intensity affecting CO2 emissions? - A macro analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband; Carbon dioxide (CO2); Climate change; ICT", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES; INFORMATION; ICT; INDUSTRY; PANEL", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the association between relative mobile broadband penetration (i.e. mobile broadband connections in total mobile connections) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions globally. The study is based on 181 countries for the period 2002-2020. The results indicate an initial increase in CO2 emissions for a country at an average emission level once mobile broadband is introduced. Possible explanations might be initial investment in network infrastructure and increased consumption of electricity. However, on average for the period 2002-2020 the continuous relationship between mobile broadband (defined as speeds of at least 256 kb/s) and CO2 is significantly negative in a statistical sense, i.e. emissions at a country level significantly reduce as mobile broadband penetration increase. Based on a two-stage model and controlling for additional independent variables (i.e. GDP per capita, population density, the share of electricity consumption that comes from fossil fuel, industry as a share of GDP, a regulation index, fixed broadband penetration, working age population as a share of total population and a human capital index), we conclude that on average a 10 percentage points increase in relative mobile broadband penetration causes a 7 percent reduction of CO2 emissions per capita (given that the instrumental variable strategy, as assumed, identifies causal effects). Thus, the results shows that investments in mobile infrastructure over longer periods of time can contribute to mitigating climate change. However, the relationship is only significant for high-income countries (i.e. countries with a GNI of $4096 or above). The results remain significant when mobile broadband is defined as mobile broadband connections per 100 inhabitants.", "Addresses": "[Edquist, Harald] Ericsson Res & Res Inst Ind Econ, Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-16483 Stockholm, Sweden; [Bergmark, Pernilla] Ericsson Res, Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-16483 Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Ericsson", "Reprint Addresses": "Edquist, H (corresponding author), Ericsson Res & Res Inst Ind Econ, Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-16483 Stockholm, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "harald.edquist@ericsson.com; bergmarkpernilla@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Edquist, Harald/0000-0001-8659-1494", "Funding Orgs": "Ericsson Research", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ericsson Research(Ericsson)", "Funding Text": "We are most thankful to Helena Hernna s who wrote her master thesis What is the impact of ICT on CO2 emissions? A macro perspective at Ericsson Research. Her master thesis has been of great value and inspiration for this paper. Unfortunately, Helena Hernnas could not be coauthor on this paper due to her employment at the European Commission. This research has been funded by Ericsson Research as the authors were employed by Ericsson Research when the research was conducted.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102668.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102668", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JB8Y1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170798000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mulligan, C; Morsfield, S; Cheikosman, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mulligan, Catherine; Morsfield, Suzanne; Cheikosman, Evin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Blockchain for sustainability: A systematic literature review for policy impact", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Sustainability; Social good; Policy; ESG; Energy", "Keywords Plus": "ROLES", "Abstract": "Blockchain technology has been proposed to achieve sustainable development through various solutions, such as carbon credit trading, energy systems and supply chain management. While existing literature has not covered this topic in a structured fashion, this paper provides insights to policymakers on how blockchain can deliver sustainable development. This study conducted a systematic literature review on the role of blockchain technologies in assisting policymakers in achieving ESG and environmental sustainability goals. The paper performs a detailed PRISMA SLR analysis of 10,188 technical and policy papers sourced from Scopus and IEEE databases to ensure high-quality inputs and breadth of coverage across relevant sources. In addition, the study reviews the relevant regulatory environment related to ESG, including SDGs, IPCC, COP 27, ESMA, ISSB, SEC, GRI, TCFD, ESRS, IFRS S1 and S2 and CRSD. Most papers do not outline a structured approach to applying blockchain in the emerging regulatory environment. Our paper outlines recommendations to policymakers wishing to ensure that the blockchain research community and solutions proposed are usefully directed to enable the world to achieve its net zero goals.", "Addresses": "[Mulligan, Catherine] Imperial Coll London, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Morsfield, Suzanne] Lukka Ltd, Staines Upon Thames, England; [Cheikosman, Evin] USF Ctr Blockchain Social Good, San Francisco, CA USA", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Mulligan, C (corresponding author), Imperial Coll London, London SW7 2AZ, England.", "Email Addresses": "c.mulligan@imperial.ac.uk; s.morsfield@lukka.global", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Mulligan, Catherine/0000-0003-3117-9528", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102676.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102676", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JC3L6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170916800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Andres, R; Niebel, T; Viete, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Andres, Raphaela; Niebel, Thomas; Viete, Steffen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do capital incentive policies support today's digitization needs?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud computing; Investment scheme; ICT adoption; Technology diffusion; Policy evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Public support schemes are typically targeted towards capital investments. However, the targeting of digitization investments might not only be a missed opportunity to increase the usage of state-of-the-art digital services in the economy, but might even lower the uptake thereof. This paper exploits variation in the eligibility and the size of potential investment subsidies of German firms in order to analyse the relationship with the firms' propensity to adopt cloud services. Our empirical results are in line with the hypothesis that capital investment schemes lower the use of cloud services by firms: the higher the potential subsidy for investments, the lower the incentive for firms to adopt cloud services. We consider this finding an unintended policy effect which is highly relevant for policy makers, as the adoption of cloud services has been linked to various benefits on the firm as well as on the aggregate economy level.", "Addresses": "[Andres, Raphaela; Niebel, Thomas] ZEW Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany; [Andres, Raphaela] Inst Polytech Paris, Telecom Paris, Paris, France; [Viete, Steffen] KfW Res, Frankfurt, Germany; [Niebel, Thomas] ZEW Leibniz Ctr European Econ Res, Dept Digital Econ, L7 1, D-68161 Mannheim, Germany", "Affiliations": "Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW)", "Reprint Addresses": "Niebel, T (corresponding author), ZEW Leibniz Ctr European Econ Res, Dept Digital Econ, L7 1, D-68161 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "raphaela.andres@zew.de; thomas.niebel@zew.de; steffen.viete@kfw.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Niebel, Thomas/0000-0003-3083-9168", "Funding Orgs": "State Government of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; Open Access Publication Fund of the ZEW-Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research", "Funding Name Preferred": "State Government of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; Open Access Publication Fund of the ZEW-Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research", "Funding Text": "Substantially revised and shortened version of ZEW Discussion Paper No. 20-036. We thank Timothy DeStefano for a great cooperation in the preceding work of this paper. We are grateful for helpful comments from participants of the 30th ITS European Conference 2019 and the 135th session of the CIIE at the OECD. We thank Stefan Seitz, Kathrin Stief and Kerstin Stockmayer for supporting access to the German administrative data. The authors gratefully acknowledge funding from the State Government of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, through the research program 'Strengthening Efficiency and Competitiveness in the European Knowledge Economies' (SEEK) . We aknowledge funding by the Open Access Publication Fund of the ZEW-Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research. This paper reflects the views of the authors and does not necessarily represent the position of KfW.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102646.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102646", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB6O2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001163903000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "López, R; Valarezo, A; Pérez-Amaral, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lopez, Rafael; Valarezo, Angel; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Unleashing the potential of online learning in Spain: An econometric analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E -learning adoption; Online education; Digital skills; Linear probability model; Logistic model; Heckman model", "Keywords Plus": "USER ACCEPTANCE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; DIGITAL DIVIDE; ADOPTION; MOOCS; MODEL", "Abstract": "Online learning and training continue gaining momentum worldwide resulting in the reduction of the traditional form of face-to-face education with its temporal and spatial limitations. Online education improves access to education and training, as witnessed during the Covid-19 pandemic. This article focuses on online education adoption in Spain. A representative survey on ICT use in households conducted annually by the Spanish National Institute of Statistics is used to construct a panel database for the years 2008-2020. The first objective is to provide an econometric model for adopting online education using this panel data. Next is to measure the effects of relevant observable individual socioeconomic variables on adoption. A Heckman selection model allows for estimating the impact of gender, age, education, digital skills, habitat, and income. The article also measures the effects of Covid-19 in 2020 on different population groups. The drivers and impediments have the expected signs and plausible sizes. The paper concludes with policy rec-ommendations and suggestions for further research.", "Addresses": "[Lopez, Rafael; Valarezo, Angel; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio] Univ Complutense Madrid, Inst Complutense Anal Econ, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Valarezo, A (corresponding author), Univ Complutense Madrid, Inst Complutense Anal Econ, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "angel.valarezo.unda@ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020", "ORCIDs": "LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253; Valarezo, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134", "Funding Orgs": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain [H2019/HUM-5859]; National R amp; D Plan [PID2019-107161GB-C32]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain; National R amp; D Plan", "Funding Text": "& nbsp;The collaboration of INE is gratefully acknowledged. Research funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain (Project: H2019/HUM-5859, MIMA-CM, Mercados, Innovacion y Medio Ambiente) , and National R & amp; D Plan, Project: PID2019-107161GB-C32, 2020-2023.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102544.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102544", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "J9GO6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001012638700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, WH; Wang, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Wenhao; Wang, Min", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulating the use of facial recognition technology across borders: A comparative case analysis of the European Union, the United States, and China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Facial recognition technology; Ethical principles; Privacy concerns; Biometric data; Case study", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVACY; ETHICS; DESIGN", "Abstract": "Regulating the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) presents a Collingridge dilemma regarding the great demand for common legal principles to mediate the practical conflicts between privacy and efficiency, autonomy and authority, and safety and accountability. This study compares the enforcement by legitimate authorities in the European Union, the United States, and China of the laws and regulations applied in practical FRT cases and explores the fundamental principles and values manifested in these judgments and their results. The findings presented here indicate that (1) the E.U. regulations tend to move from downstream to upstream based on the notions of privacy by design and privacy by default, (2) the U.S. regulations are not limited to private contexts but tend also to target the (semi-)public sector, and (3) the Chinese regulations have been shifting from a practice represented by the phrase nine dragons playing with a pearl to a practice of learning by doing. Specifically, with respect to the determination of violations, the E.U. jurisprudence endorses deontological ethics and the U.S. jurisprudence a kind of universal egoism while the core FRT legislation in China valorizes utilitarianism. Overall, a top-down regulatory framework relating to FRT usage was apparent in the E.U. countries, a self-regulatory approach was observed in the United States, and a presumption of fault principle was manifested in China's process of assessing damages.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Wenhao] Peking Univ, Sch Hlth Humanitie, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Wang, Min] Wuhan Univ, Ctr Studies Media Dev, Sch Journalism & Commun, Wuhan, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Peking University; Wuhan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, M (corresponding author), Wuhan Univ, Ctr Studies Media Dev, Sch Journalism & Commun, Wuhan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "cwh648433579@163.com; carterwm@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "Chen, Wenhao/AAB-4417-2021", "ORCIDs": "Chen, Wenhao/0000-0002-7658-4474; Chen, Wenhao/0000-0002-0911-4819; Wang, Min/0000-0001-7418-7777", "Funding Orgs": "Youth Project of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Education of China [22YJC860027]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Youth Project of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Education of China(Ministry of Education, China)", "Funding Text": "This research supported by the Youth Project of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Education of China, under Research on the classified Protection of Personal Information in the Application of Facial Recognition Technology (22YJC860027) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102482.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102482", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "H1PO4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000993753300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bai, Y; Wang, RY; Jayakar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bai, Yang; Wang, Ryan Yang; Jayakar, Krishna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What $2.5 billion can buy: The effect of the Broadband Initiatives Program on farm productivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband initiatives program; Rural development; Internet infrastructure", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INFRASTRUCTURE; AVAILABILITY; INVESTMENT; IMPACTS; ICT", "Abstract": "This paper investigates whether the Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP), implemented as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) had a positive impact on farm productivity, defined as farm sales per farm employment, in the counties that received any BIP funding. The effect of BIP on the growth of farm sales was examined for the 2008-2010, 2008-2011, 2008-2012 and 2008-2013 periods. The selection bias (the probability that a county received BIP funding) was accounted for using the inverse probability weighting regression method (IPW). The findings suggest that BIP funding had a significant but short-term impact on per employment farm sales.", "Addresses": "[Bai, Yang; Wang, Ryan Yang; Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Inst Informat Policy, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, State Coll, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bai, Y (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Inst Informat Policy, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, State Coll, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ymb5037@psu.edu; yuw320@psu.edu; kpj1@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Wang, Ryan/0000-0002-1875-0438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102404.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102404", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2022", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2S9KI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822103900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Edquist, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Edquist, Harald", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The economic impact of mobile broadband speed", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband speed; Productivity; ICT; Economic development", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; UNITED-STATES; INFRASTRUCTURE; COMPUTER", "Abstract": "Based on panel data of 116 countries in 2014-2019, this paper investigates the association between mobile broadband speed and labor productivity. It finds no robust contemporaneous relationship for the total sample, but there is a significant and robust association when a one-year lag of mobile broadband speed is introduced. The interpretation of the results is that a 10 percent increase in mobile broadband speed in period t-1 is associated with 0.2 percent increase in labor productivity, ceteris paribus. The results are only robust for non-OECD and low-income countries, respectively.", "Addresses": "[Edquist, Harald] Ericsson Res, Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-16483 Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Ericsson", "Reprint Addresses": "Edquist, H (corresponding author), Ericsson Res, Torshamnsgatan 23, SE-16483 Stockholm, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "harald.edquist@ericsson.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Edquist, Harald/0000-0001-8659-1494", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102351.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102351", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vicente, MR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rosalia Vicente, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT for healthy and active aging: The elderly as first and last movers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Ageing; Health; Digital divide; Apps; Wearables", "Keywords Plus": "REGIONAL DIGITAL DIVIDE; ADOPTION; TECHNOLOGY; INTERNET", "Abstract": "While ICT hold great potential for healthy active aging, use among seniors is still low. Then, it becomes crucial to understand adoption patterns to inform policies aimed at bridging the grey digital divide. Using microdata from a representative sample of the Spanish population in 2015, discrete choice modelling is employed to explore the take-up of both standard and new ICT-based health monitoring devices. Findings indicate that there is no grey digital divide for wearable ICT; however, such a gap appears for apps. Moreover, the elderly are less willing to get advice from their physicians on these tools regardless their experience with them. Such results suggest the importance of promoting ICT for health, among the elderly, as new improved generations of the standard gadgets to which they are used. Future research should try to study the potential of wearable devices among seniors.", "Addresses": "[Rosalia Vicente, Maria] Univ Oviedo, Appl Econ, Campus Cristo S-N, Oviedo 33006, Asturias, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Oviedo", "Reprint Addresses": "Vicente, MR (corresponding author), Univ Oviedo, Appl Econ, Campus Cristo S-N, Oviedo 33006, Asturias, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mrosalia@uniovi.es", "Researcher Ids": "vicente, maria rosalia/H-9831-2015", "ORCIDs": "vicente, maria rosalia/0000-0001-7826-8494", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 60.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102262.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102262", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Adegboye, A; Uwuigbe, U; Ojeka, S; Uwuigbe, O; Dahunsi, O; Adegboye, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Adegboye, Alex; Uwuigbe, Uwalomwa; Ojeka, Stephen; Uwuigbe, Olubukunola; Dahunsi, Olajide; Adegboye, Kofo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Driving information communication technology for tax revenue mobilization in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Government revenue; Non-resource tax revenue; Sub-saharan africa", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC INCLUSION; MOBILE TECHNOLOGY; CORRUPTION; GOVERNANCE; INEQUALITY; COMPONENTS; NEXUS; PANEL", "Abstract": "This study explores whether increasing Information and Technology Communication (ICT) boosts government revenue mobilization for sustainable development in 48 Sub-Saharan African countries from 2004 to 2020. While total tax revenue non-resource as a percentage of GDP and tax revenue as a percentage of GDP are used to proxy for tax revenue mobilization, three ICT measures are used, namely; the telephone penetration rate, the mobile phone penetration rate and internet penetration rate. To perform the analysis, we adopt the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM). The empirical findings are as follows. First, while the calculated net impacts are sub-stantially positive, the corresponding marginal ICT effects utilized for calculating net effects are extremely negative. Second, an extensive study is carried out to determine complementing policy thresholds. These thresholds include: 21.959 (per 100 people) telephone penetration for total income from tax revenue; 16.333 (per 100 people) internet penetration for total income from tax; 21.125 internet penetration (per 100 people) for the income from the tax on non-resource income. This study has policy relevance, and implications as the penetration of the ICT rate can be influenced by policies to mobilize government revenue effectively.", "Addresses": "[Adegboye, Alex; Uwuigbe, Uwalomwa; Ojeka, Stephen; Uwuigbe, Olubukunola; Dahunsi, Olajide] Covenant Univ, Dept Accounting, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria; [Adegboye, Kofo] Obafemi Awolowo Univ, Dept Accounting, Ife, Osun State, Nigeria", "Affiliations": "Covenant University; Obafemi Awolowo University", "Reprint Addresses": "Adegboye, A (corresponding author), Covenant Univ, Dept Accounting, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria.", "Email Addresses": "alex.adegboye@covenantuniversity.edu.ng; uwalomwa.uwuigbe@covenantuniversity.edu.ng; stephen.ojeka@covenantuniversity.edu.ng; olubukunola.uwuigbe@covenantuniversity.edu.ng; jide_icon@yahoo.com; adegboyekofo@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "uwuigbe, uwalomwa/KBA-0342-2024; Adegboye, Alex/AAD-7719-2021; UWUIGBE, PROF UWALOMWA/KHD-7224-2024; Dahunsi, Olajide/KIC-4284-2024", "ORCIDs": "Adegboye, Alex/0000-0003-1241-2224; UWUIGBE, PROF UWALOMWA/0009-0006-1432-4403; Dahunsi, Olajide/0000-0003-3153-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102329.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102329", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Buggenhagen, M; Blind, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Buggenhagen, Magnus; Blind, Knut", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Development of 5G-Identifying organizations active in publishing, patenting, and standardization", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Technology development; Publications; Patents; Standards; Standard-essential patents", "Keywords Plus": "EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; CORPORATE SCIENCE; MOTIVES; INNOVATION; KNOWLEDGE; DISCLOSURE; STRATEGIES", "Abstract": "Publications, patents, standard-essential patents (SEPs), and standard contributions are important indicators for the drivers in the technology development of 5G. However, current 5G technology reports predominately draw on patent data to identify technology developing organizations, ignoring the importance of publications and standard contributions. Therefore, we identify 5G technology developing organizations in publishing, patenting, and standardization and compile a unique dataset to identify leading organizations per category and to identify possible correlations and interdependencies. We find that for companies offering fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) licensing conditions related to standard-essential patents, their publication, patent, and standard contribution counts highly correlate. Our findings suggest that 5G technology developing companies holding a high number of patents declared to 5G manage the three contributing factors of publishing, patenting, and standardization to optimize their impact on 5G technology development. Furthermore, we show that patenting and standardization are dominated by a few large companies from the United States, China, Korea, Japan, Finland, and Sweden, while publishing is much more globally distributed and not as concentrated. Our research suggests that scientific findings can be more easily published via scientific journals and that barriers might hinder filing patents and participating in standardization committees focusing on 5G, which only large companies overcome.", "Addresses": "[Buggenhagen, Magnus] IPlytics GmbH, Transistor Aufgang C, Ohlauer Str 43, D-10999 Berlin, Germany; [Buggenhagen, Magnus; Blind, Knut] Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Str 17 Juni 135, D-10623 Berlin, Germany; [Buggenhagen, Magnus] Itf Innovat Transfer & Forschungsinst Schwerin eV, Schwerin, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Fraunhofer Inst Syst & Innovat Res, Breslauer Str 48, D-76139 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Berlin; Fraunhofer Gesellschaft", "Reprint Addresses": "Buggenhagen, M (corresponding author), IPlytics GmbH, Transistor Aufgang C, Ohlauer Str 43, D-10999 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "buggenhagen@iplytics.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Blind, Knut/0000-0002-6510-122X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 98.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 52.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102326.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102326", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2Q0XQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000820152900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Worden, D; Hambly, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Worden, David; Hambly, Helen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Willingness to pay and pricing for broadband across the rural/urban divide in Canada", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband pricing; Willingness to pay; Rural broadband; Investment prioritization; Digital divides", "Keywords Plus": "CONTINGENT VALUATION; HOPELESS CRITIQUE; CURIOUS THOUGHTS; INTERNET; ACCESS; IMPACT; EMPLOYMENT; LEVEL", "Abstract": "Efforts to close the rural/urban digital divide in Canada have reached new heights in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home policies. Yet the extent to which the rural/ urban digital divide extends to pricing and demand for broadband services is not well understood. Using a dataset of more than 4700 residential survey responses from southern Ontario, Canada, we assess the disparity in pricing and willingness to pay for broadband across rural and urban households. Our results suggest that rural users face higher installation and monthly fees while receiving a significantly inferior quality of service than their urban counterparts. Demand among rural users for improved broadband access is also higher than for urban users. These results may strengthen the business case for expanding broadband services into rural areas and/or supporting justification for public subsidization. Our analysis also suggests higher economic net benefits from prioritizing majority access at current federal service objectives rather than investing in a small number of users to receive higher quality broadband.", "Addresses": "[Worden, David] Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, Reg & Rural Broadband R2B2 Project, Guelph, ON, Canada; [Hambly, Helen] Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, Guelph, ON, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Guelph; University of Guelph", "Reprint Addresses": "Worden, D (corresponding author), Univ Guelph, Sch Environm Design & Rural Dev, Reg & Rural Broadband R2B2 Project, Guelph, ON, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "wordend@uoguelph.ca", "Researcher Ids": "Hambly, H./ISA-3105-2023", "ORCIDs": "Hambly, H./0000-0002-9887-4245; Worden, David/0000-0002-4147-1453", "Funding Orgs": "SWIFT Inc.; Regional Municipality of Durham; City of Hamilton; [R2B2]", "Funding Name Preferred": "SWIFT Inc.; Regional Municipality of Durham; City of Hamilton;", "Funding Text": "This article was prepared by researchers in the Regional and Rural Broadband (R2B2) project at the University of Guelph, Canada who accept all errors and omissions in this paper. The research was funded by the regional broadband not-for-profit, SWIFT Inc., the Regional Municipality of Durham, and the City of Hamilton. The funding partners were not involved in the data analysis or preparation of this article. They participate in the distribution of their surveys through their website and social media channels and support the decision to report aggregated data analysis through submission of this article for publication.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102247.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102247", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tjahja, N; Meyer, T; Shahin, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What is civil society and who represents civil society at the IGF? An analysis of civil society typologies in internet governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Civil society; Representation; Civil society framework; Purpose-driven typology; Internet governance forum", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "For 15 years, the UN-mandated Internet Governance Forum (IGF) has brought different stakeholder groups together to engage in debate and discussion on public policy issues relevant to Internet Governance, but who are the 'civil society' that is treated as one of the cornerstones of the IGF? This paper aims to provide two contributions to discussions on norm entrepreneurship in internet governance. First, it aims to contribute to the growing body of literature on multistakeholderism, notably by furthering debates on the role of civil society in institutions of global governance (in this instance, the IGF). Second, we aim to contribute to the debates on the future of the IGF(+), by digging into the civil society stakeholder group to try to understand who is actually present in the discussions. By creating a typology of the 2830 Civil Society Organisations that have participated in IGFs between 2006 and 2019, we provide nuance to the heterogeneity of civil society in Internet Governance debates. This exploratory study has shown that there is a hidden wealth available in the statistics of the IGF that can inform our policymaking capacity in terms of topics, representation but also providing access and ensuring outreach to specific communities.", "Addresses": "[Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] United Nations Univ, Ctr Comparat Reg Integrat Studies UNU CRIS, Potterierei 72, B-8000 Brugge, Belgium; [Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels Sch Governance VUB BSoG, Pl Laan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Shahin, Jamal] Univ Amsterdam, Amsterdam Sch Reg Transnatl & European Studies, Kloveniersburgwal 48, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Shahin, J (corresponding author), United Nations Univ, Ctr Comparat Reg Integrat Studies, Potterierei 72, B-8000 Brugge, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "jamal.shahin@vub.be", "Researcher Ids": "Shahin, Jamal/IAP-6537-2023", "ORCIDs": "Shahin, Jamal/0000-0002-6194-3956; Tjahja, Nadia/0000-0001-6973-6313; Meyer, Trisha/0000-0003-2135-1048", "Funding Orgs": "GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel [2017/092]", "Funding Name Preferred": "GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the GREMLIN Project, Vrije Universiteit Brussel [grant number: 2017/092].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102141.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102141", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rossi, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rossi, Julien", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What rules the Internet? A study of the troubled relation between Web standards and legal instruments in the field of privacy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Web standards; Techno-policy standard-setting; Privacy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "There is a wide variety of policy instruments that political entrepreneurs wishing to influence policy outcomes in the field of Internet Governance may choose from. There is a strategic dimension to this choice. This paper studies how standards and laws interact in the governance of Web privacy, by looking at the case of two groups within the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): the Tracking Protection Working Group and the Privacy Interest Group. Despite the prevalence of discourses stating that the realm of Internet standards are free from the weary giants of flesh and steel John Perry Barlow referred to in his Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace, laws, or at least some of them, do exercise a significant amount of influence in the shaping of Web standards dealing with privacy. Laws were quoted as arguments by participants trying to settle disagreements. They influenced certain - but not all - sections of the proposed Do Not Track specifications. This influence should not, however, be understood as meaning that there is a clear recognition by standard-setters that laws are, or even should be superior to standards in a hierarchy of norms that would be impossible to establish due to the nation-bounded nature of laws against the global scope of Web standards.", "Addresses": "[Rossi, Julien] Univ Catholique Ouest, 31 Rue Naudieres, F-44400 Reze, France; [Rossi, Julien] Univ Technol Compiegne, COSTECH, Compiegne, France", "Affiliations": "Universite de Technologie de Compiegne", "Reprint Addresses": "Rossi, J (corresponding author), Univ Catholique Ouest, 31 Rue Naudieres, F-44400 Reze, France.", "Email Addresses": "julien.rossi@uco.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rossi, Julien/0000-0003-3715-9720", "Funding Orgs": "Universite de technologie de Compiegne; Universite Rennes 2", "Funding Name Preferred": "Universite de technologie de Compiegne; Universite Rennes 2", "Funding Text": "This research was made possible by funding received from the Universite de technologie de Compiegne, and then from Universite Rennes 2. I would also like to thank the members of the Privacy Interest Group and the Tracking Protection Working Group who agreed to being interviewed, as give special thanks to Tara Whalen, co-chair of the Privacy Interest Group, for having agreed to invite me at the 2018 Face-to-Face meeting of the group.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102143.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102143", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Confusing relevance and price: Interpreting and improving surveys on internet non-adoption", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Surveys; Broadband adoption", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Internet service is considered by many to be essential, yet many households do not have a home Internet connection. Survey evidence suggests a lack of interest is the primary explanation, but some policymakers and advocates prefer to label price as the dominant factor, thereby laying the groundwork for policy interventions, regulation, and subsidies. Most surveys on the reasons for non-adoption are, however, inherently ambiguous and do not permit useful inferences because the typical questions asked cannot distinguish between relevance or price as the cause of non adoption. Exploiting data from latest Census Bureau survey, I show that responses appearing to speak to relevance or price always speak to relevance and price. I then propose a simple modification to the Census Bureau survey that permits the construction of the non-users demand curve for Internet service including its curvature, thereby offering important information to policymakers in addressing the role of price in increasing Internet adoption.", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ford@phoenix-center.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102084.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102084", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dasgupta, K; Gibson, T; Williams, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dasgupta, Kalyan; Gibson, Theo; Williams, Mark", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological and geographic heterogeneity in broadband markets: The challenge for regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Antitrust; Regulation; Industrial organization; Market definition; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "When the telecommunications industry was liberalised in Europe and North America in the 1980s and 1990s, it inherited a legacy of monopoly providers whose footprint was national or multi regional in its character. The regulatory framework, particularly that adopted in EU member states, reflected this pattern of relatively homogeneous deployment achieved, in part, by decades of cross-subsidised pricing and universal service goals. Perhaps because of this legacy, telecommunications regulators have often adopted the presumption that relevant markets are national in character, unless proven otherwise Although geographically-variegated regulatory remedies have been permitted (even in the face of allegedly national relevant markets) and adopted in many member states, many regulators have never done so, and overly cautious thresholds for permitting geographically based forbearance suggest a continued bias towards presuming national markets and remedies. We find that this presumption of uniformity and the tendency to aggregate geographic markets together is not supported by first principles of antitrust analysis, although there may have been strong practical reasons to apply this presumption in the past circumstances of the telecommunications and broadband industries. On the ground, however, there has arguably never been as much heterogeneity across geographies and across technological solutions that provide effective ultra-fast broadband speeds. Both technological (i.e., product market) and geographic heterogeneity are likely to increase with the advent of mobile 5G networks. With their deployment, a cautious regulatory stance towards geographic variation and a cautious regulatory stance towards inter-technology or inter-modal competition may result in regulation that could exceed what is required to ensure effective competition and could instead distort the incentives to enter of facilities-based actors. This may also result in higher-cost and inefficient investment. A more geographically varied and technologically agnostic regulatory framework may satisfy the principle of proportionate and focused regulation-with the possibility that the locus of regulation shifts from the access network to bottleneck facilities such as fibre, ducts and poles. This discussion is especially germane when one considers the highly speculative nature of forecasts and projections about future demand, and the competing claims of proponents of 5G and fibre. While there is some scepticism about the performance of mobile networks, we note that pure mobile and fixed 5G services may have synergies in deployment, and that the idea of competing with residential broadband services is a core strategy of very influential large-scale industry actors. In terms of a future research agenda, regulatory decisions could benefit from much more research into the relationship between domestic and global bandwidth constraints and their influence on development of software and application, as well as much more quantitative research by academics on the drivers of bandwidth demand. The risks associated with promoting investment that results in large-scale wasted resources should also be central to the regulatory agenda.", "Addresses": "[Dasgupta, Kalyan; Gibson, Theo; Williams, Mark] Berkeley Res Grp, Atlanta, GA 30339 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Dasgupta, K (corresponding author), Berkeley Res Grp, Atlanta, GA 30339 USA.", "Email Addresses": "KDasgupta@thinkbrg.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gibson, Theo/0000-0003-3222-735X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102042.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102042", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jo, JH; Lee, JH; Cho, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jo, Jee Hyung; Lee, Jong Hee; Cho, Shin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The characteristics of videos on demand for television programs and the determinants of their viewing patterns: Evidence from the Korean IPTV market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Video on demand; IPTV; Window effect; Distribution channel; Broadcast ratings", "Keywords Plus": "DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS; ECONOMICS; INDUSTRY; MOVIES; IMPACT; SALES", "Abstract": "Korea's video-on-demand (VOD) market is led by pay TV service providers, especially internet protocol television (IPTV) service providers, and VODs for television programs (TV-VOD) represent the largest share of VOD in the country. TV-VOD is therefore of strategic importance to providers in terms of their current sales share and future growth. Focusing on the time-shift characteristics of TV-VOD and the serial complementarity of television programs, this study examines how various factors such as the characteristics of paid vs. free VOD services, and the average and variance of broadcast ratings affect VOD viewing patterns. An empirical analysis was conducted using data for TV-VODs of all television programs broadcast by major Korean broadcasters in 2015. The key findings are as follows: (1) There is an inverted-U shape relationship between broadcast ratings and TV-VOD views. This implies that there exists a positive window effect between the original broadcast and TV-VOD, with an exceptional substitution effect in segments with very high ratings. (2) Even if the average ratings are similar, there are more VOD views for programs that have a large fluctuation in ratings between episodes, mainly due to serial complementarity. (3) In terms of the distribution of VOD views over time, the initial concentration is higher in paid VOD packages and dramas, which implies that immediate decay appears for TV-VOD content because of subscriber preferences for novelty and the serial nature of drama shows. The study concludes with various implications for VOD service providers and policy makers.", "Addresses": "[Jo, Jee Hyung; Cho, Shin] Yonsei Univ, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea; [Lee, Jong Hee] Korea Enterprise Inst, 26 Yangjaecheon Ro 19 Gil, Seoul 06753, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cho, S (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jee_cho@yonsei.ac.kr; jh_lee@koreaei.co.kr; shincho@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102001.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lobo, BJ; Alam, MR; Whitacre, BE", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lobo, Bento J.; Alam, Md Rafayet; Whitacre, Brian E.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband speed and unemployment rates: Data and measurement issues", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband speed; Unemployment rates; Selection bias; Endogeneity; Rural counties", "Keywords Plus": "IMPACT; INFRASTRUCTURE; FASTER; GROWTH", "Abstract": "We examine the effects of broadband speed on county unemployment rates in the U.S. state of Tennessee. We merge the older National Broadband Map dataset and the newer FCC dataset in lengthening our broadband access data over the period 2011-2015. Extending the dataset improves the precision of the estimates. Our panel regressions control for potential selection bias and reverse causality and show that broadband speed matters: unemployment rates are about 0.26 percentage points lower in counties with high speeds compared to counties with low speeds. Ultra-high speed broadband also appears to reduce unemployment rates; however, we are unable to distinguish between the effects of high and ultra-high speed broadband. We document beneficial effects of the early adoption of high speed broadband on unemployment rates. Better quality broadband appears to have a disproportionately greater effect in rural areas.", "Addresses": "[Lobo, Bento J.; Alam, Md Rafayet] Univ Tennessee, Dept Finance & Econ, 615 McCallie Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37403 USA; [Whitacre, Brian E.] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, 504 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Tennessee System; University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Lobo, BJ (corresponding author), Univ Tennessee, Dept Finance & Econ, 615 McCallie Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37403 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Bento-Lobo@utc.edu; Rafayet-Alam@utc.edu; Brian.Whitacre@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Lobo, Bento/0000-0003-4000-9344", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 35.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 36.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101829.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101829", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nucciarelli, A; Sadowski, B; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nucciarelli, Alberto; Sadowski, Bert; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Papers from recent European regional conferences of the International Telecommunications Society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nucciarelli, Alberto] Univ Trento, Trento, Italy; [Sadowski, Bert] Tech Univ Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "University of Trento; Eindhoven University of Technology; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "alberto.nucciarelli@unitn.it; b.m.sadowski@tue.nl; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101872.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101872", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Manlove, J; Whitacre, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Manlove, Jacob; Whitacre, Brian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An evaluation of the Connected Nation broadband adoption program", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Connected Nation; Generalized difference-in-differences", "Keywords Plus": "RURAL-AREAS; INFRASTRUCTURE; INTERNET; IMPACT; INVESTMENT; DIVIDE", "Abstract": "Closing the digital divide and increasing broadband adoption within households and communities continues to be a target for government and nonprofit groups. While a large number of studies have examined policies and programs aimed at improving broadband infrastructure availability, little analysis to date has focused on evaluating efforts to increase adoption. One of the most well-known programs focused on adoption is Connected Nation, which partnered with 14 states to provide local curricula aimed at raising residential connection rates. This analysis uses a generalized difference-in-difference methodology to evaluate the effectiveness of the Connected Nation program in 5 states during 2012 and 2013. The results indicate that participation in the Connected Nation program had no significant impact on broadband adoption rates. This paper represents a rigorous evaluation of one of the most well-known adoption-oriented programs and emphasizes that measurable impacts of such efforts may not accrue over the short term.", "Addresses": "[Manlove, Jacob] Tarleton State Univ, Dept Agr & Consumer Sci, 306B Autry Bldg, Stephenville, TX 76401 USA; [Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "Texas A&M University System; Tarleton State University; Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Manlove, J (corresponding author), Tarleton State Univ, Dept Agr & Consumer Sci, 306B Autry Bldg, Stephenville, TX 76401 USA.", "Email Addresses": "manlove@tarleton.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Manlove, Jacob/0000-0003-1639-2718", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101809.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oughton, EJ; Frias, Z", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oughton, Edward J.; Frias, Zoraida", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The cost, coverage and rollout implications of 5G infrastructure in Britain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Spatial rollout; Cost modelling; Infrastructure sharing", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; HETEROGENEOUS NETWORKS; PERFORMANCE; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "Despite 5G still being embryonic in its development, there is already a quest for evidence to support decision-making in government and industry. Although there is still considerable technological, economic and behavioural uncertainty, exploration of how the potential rollout may take place both spatially and temporally is required for effective policy formulation. Consequently, the cost, coverage and rollout implications of 5G networks across Britain are explored by extrapolating 4G LTE and LTE-Advanced characteristics for the period 2020-2030. We focus on ubiquitous ultrafast broadband of 50 Mbps and test the impact of annual capital intensity, infrastructure sharing and reducing the end-user speed in rural areas to either 10 or 30 Mbps. For the business-as-usual scenario we find that 90% of the population is covered with 5G by 2027, but coverage is unlikely to reach the final 10% due to exponentially increasing costs. Moreover, varying annual capital intensity or deploying a shared small cell network can greatly influence the time taken to reach the 90% threshold, with these changes mostly benefiting rural areas. Importantly, simply by integrating new and existing spectrum, a network capable of achieving 10 Mbps per rural user is possible, which is comparable to the UK's current fixed broadband Universal Service Obligation. We contribute to the literature by quantifying the effectiveness of the spatial and temporal rollout of 5G under different policy options.", "Addresses": "[Oughton, Edward J.] Univ Cambridge, Cambridge Judge Business Sch, Ctr Risk Studies, Cambridge, England; [Frias, Zoraida] Univ Politecn Madrid, Escuela Tecn Super Ingenieros Telecomunicac, Grp Informat Technol & Commun, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Cambridge; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Oughton, EJ (corresponding author), Cambridge Judge Business Sch, Ctr Risk Studies, Trumpington St, Cambridge CB2 1AG, England.", "Email Addresses": "e.oughton@jbs.cam.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Oughton, Edward/C-4376-2018", "ORCIDs": "Oughton, Edward/0000-0002-2766-008X", "Funding Orgs": "UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council programme grant entitled Multi-scale InfraSTRucture systems AnaLytics [EP/N017064/1]; National Infrastructure Commission; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; EPSRC [EP/N017064/1] Funding Source: UKRI", "Funding Name Preferred": "UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council programme grant entitled Multi-scale InfraSTRucture systems AnaLytics; National Infrastructure Commission; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; EPSRC(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council programme grant entitled Multi-scale InfraSTRucture systems AnaLytics (EP/N017064/1). Modest funding was provided by the National Infrastructure Commission for the production of the original report to cover travel and writing costs. All research was conducted entirely independently. The authors would like to thank Henry Shennan, Joe Butler and James Padden of the HM Treasury's National Infrastructure Commission, as well as Stephen Temple, David Cleevely, Gerry Foster, Graham Louth and Monica Paolini for feedback and direction on the research. No conflicts of interest are present. Zoraida Frias would like to thank the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid for their support through the mobility program scholarship.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 91.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 99.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 636.0, "End Page": 652.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ruiz-Rodríguez, F; Lucendo-Monedero, AL; González-Relaño, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ruiz-Rodriguez, Francisca; Luis Lucendo-Monedero, Angel; Gonzalez-Relano, Reyes", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measurement and characterisation of the Digital Divide of Spanish regions at enterprise level. A comparative analysis with the European context", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spanish regions; Enterprise; Information and communication technology (ICT); Digital divide (DD); Multivariate analysis; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "ICT USE; SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION; E-COMMERCE; INTERNET; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; INNOVATION; FIRMS; HOUSEHOLDS; COUNTRIES", "Abstract": "Until now, a reduced number of research is observed on the adoption and use of ICTs in enterprises and on the digital divide (DD) between them at regional scale in Europe. What is meant by DD are the differences in the levels of digital development of the enterprises; being the digital development the degree of adoption and use of ICTs and e-commerce by the firms. The aim of this piece of work is to characterise and measure the DD in the Spanish regions and those in the countries of the European Union based on the data of their enterprises with more than 10 employees which have used ICTs. The methodology is developed in the following stages: 1) Construction of a synthetic index of digital development (Enterprise Digital Development Index-EDDI-) for countries in the EU and Spanish regions. The production of this index is carried out based on the factors obtained with the factor analysis (FA) with the aim of identifying the key variables which define the different EDDI components. These variables come from the Community survey on ICT usage and e-commerce in enterprises of Eurostat 2) Classification of Spanish regions into the groups of European countries with a similar level of EDDI components based on the discriminant analysis. Those groups are previously obtained by using cluster analysis. And 3) Comparative analysis of the DD between the Spanish regions and those in countries of the EU based on EDDI components and the identified groups. The study provides a synthetic index (EDDI) at European scale comprising 3 dimensions which permits obtaining: i) a ranking from more to less digital development of countries and regions permitting the measurement of the DD among them is established; and ii) a typology of European countries and Spanish regions is defined according to the 3 dimensions of EDDI. The main results of this piece of work show that the Spanish regions at enterprise level: i) are in a medium or higher level of digital development than their European counterparts, presenting, furthermore, a lower DD between them in relation to what happens in European countries; ii) stand out for having a higher digital inclusion than European countries in the ICTs related to infrastructures of internet access and for the interaction with the public authorities; and iii) have a digital development deficit in the integration of ICTs for e-commerce.", "Addresses": "[Ruiz-Rodriguez, Francisca; Luis Lucendo-Monedero, Angel; Gonzalez-Relano, Reyes] Univ Seville, C Maria Padilla S-N, Seville 41004, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Sevilla", "Reprint Addresses": "Lucendo-Monedero, AL (corresponding author), Univ Seville, C Maria Padilla S-N, Seville 41004, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "fruiz@us.es; angeluis@us.es; rgrelano@us.es", "Researcher Ids": "González-Relaño, Reyes/L-2889-2014; Ruiz-Rodríguez, Francisca/H-7705-2015; Lucendo Monedero, Angel Luis/H-9817-2015", "ORCIDs": "González-Relaño, Reyes/0000-0003-1560-2779; Ruiz-Rodríguez, Francisca/0000-0002-5409-3631; Lucendo Monedero, Angel Luis/0000-0001-8730-6544", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness [CSO2015-67662]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness", "Funding Text": "This study is based on a R&D project financed by Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness. Plan Estatal 2013-2016 Excelencia - Proyectos I + D. Ref: CSO2015-67662.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 60.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 187.0, "End Page": 211.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lange, MRJ; Saric, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lange, Mirjam R. J.; Saric, Amela", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Substitution between fixed, mobile, and voice over IP telephony - Evidence from the European Union", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed-mobile-VoIP substitution; Telecommunications markets; (De)regulation; Market definition; Dynamic panel data analysis", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; MODELS; ACCESS; COUNTRIES; SERVICES; USAGE", "Abstract": "Developments in the EU telecommunications markets require a recurrent redesign of the regulatory framework for telecommunications services. In this regard, the analysis of the substitution effects between different types of telephony is the cornerstone of market definition and therefore of effective regulation. This paper explores the access substitution between fixed-lines, mobiles, and managed VoIP in a unified EU cross-country framework. We employ a half-yearly dataset for 20 EU countries for the 2008-2011 period and apply dynamic panel data methods. Our analysis demonstrates strong access substitution between fixed-lines and mobiles and provides indicative evidence on the substitution between fixed-lines and VoIP. Overall, we find evidence in favor of access substitution and therefore of joint market definition. Regulatory obligations imposed on the market for access to fixed telephone networks might therefore be redundant (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lange, Mirjam R. J.; Saric, Amela] Univ Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf Inst Competit Econ, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Lange, MRJ (corresponding author), Univ Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf Inst Competit Econ, Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "lange@dice.hhu.de; saric@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1007.0, "End Page": 1019.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The New International Telecommunication Regulations and the Internet: A Commentary and Legislative History", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China [13BJY020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China", "Funding Text": "My research on telecommunications receives support from the National Social Science Fund (NSSF) of China (Grant no. 13BJY020). I would like to thank Dr. Jason Whalley, Book Review Editor of Telecommunications Policy, for the opportunity to review this book; Jason kindly proofread the manuscript of this review. Any errors rest with this reviewer.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 933.0, "End Page": 934.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grzybowski, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grzybowski, Lukasz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of network effects and consumer heterogeneity in the adoption of mobile phones: Evidence from South Africa (vol 39, pg 933, 2015)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Correction", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Grzybowski, Lukasz] Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris", "Reprint Addresses": "Grzybowski, L (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "lukasz.grzybowski@telecom-paristech.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA)", "Funding Text": "The financial support provided by the Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA) is acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 79.0, "End Page": 79.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mueller, ML", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mueller, Milton L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Hyper-transparency and social control: Social media as magnets for regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Mueller, Milton L.] Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Publ Policy, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Georgia; Georgia Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Mueller, ML (corresponding author), Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Publ Policy, 685 Cherry St,DM Smith Rm 302, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA.", "Email Addresses": "miltonmueller@outlook.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 804.0, "End Page": 810.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Codagnone, C; Misuraca, G; Savoldelli, A; Lupiañez-Villanueva, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Codagnone, Cristiano; Misuraca, Gianluca; Savoldelli, Alberto; Lupianez-Villanueva, Francisco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Institutional isomorphism, policy networks, and the analytical depreciation of measurement indicators: The case of the EU e-government benchmarking", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-government; Benchmarking; Institutional isomorphism; Policy networks; Open Method of Coordination; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION; CITIZEN; POLITICS; SERVICES; HISTORY; TRUST", "Abstract": "This article discusses the socio-political dimension of measurement in the context of benchmarking e-government within the European Union's Open Method of Coordination. It provides empirical evidence of how this has resulted in institutional isomorphism within the self-referential policy network community involved in the benchmarking process. It argues that the policy prominence retained by supply-side benchmarking of e-government has probably indirectly limited efforts made to measure and evaluate more tangible impacts. High scores in EU benchmarking have contributed to increasing the institutionally-perceived quality but not necessarily the real quality and utility of e-government services. The article concludes by outlining implications for policy and practical recommendations for filling the gaps identified in measurement and evaluation of e-government. It proposes a more comprehensive policy benchmarking framework, which aims to ensure a gradual improvement in measurement activities with indicators that reflect and follow the pace of change, align measurement activities to evaluation needs and, eventually, reduce measurement error. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Codagnone, Cristiano] Univ Milan, Dipartimento Sci Sociali & Polit, Milan, Italy; [Misuraca, Gianluca] Commiss European Communities, Joint Res Ctr, Inst Prospect Technol Studies, Seville, Spain; [Lupianez-Villanueva, Francisco] Univ Oberta Catalunya, Estudis Ciencies Informacio & Comunicacio, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Milan; European Commission Joint Research Centre; EC JRC Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS); UOC Universitat Oberta de Catalunya", "Reprint Addresses": "Misuraca, G (corresponding author), Commiss European Communities, Joint Res Ctr, Inst Prospect Technol Studies, C Inca Garcilaso 3, Seville, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "cristiano.codagnone@unimi.it; gianluca.misuraca@ec.europa.eu; savoldellia@gmail.com; flupianez@uoc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Codagnone, Cristiano/IVH-8443-2023; Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Francisco/N-1178-2019", "ORCIDs": "Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Francisco/0000-0001-5361-7678; Codagnone, Cristiano/0000-0001-5019-1712", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 110.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 305.0, "End Page": 319.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kang, B; Huo, D; Motohashi, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kang, Byeongwoo; Huo, Dong; Motohashi, Kazuyuki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Comparison of Chinese and Korean companies in ICT global standardization: Essential patent analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Korea; Essential patents; 'CT; Standardization", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; TECHNOLOGICAL REGIMES; POLITICAL-ECONOMY; TD-SCDMA; INNOVATION; INDUSTRY; CAPABILITY; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "The latecomers from Asia China and Korea started to participate in information and communication technology (ICT) global standardizations as they accumulated technological capabilities. We observed the current situation of ICT global standardizations in those countries by analyzing the mobile communications standards, WCDMA and LTE, and derived interesting findings and meaningful implications from the analysis. First, this paper provides evidence of the differences in Chinese and Korean standard strategies; China is creating its own standard whereas Korea goes with global standardization. Second, this paper shows the subsequent results of the different strategies. In detail, we conducted an analysis based on (declared) essential patents in WCDMA and LTE. The results indicate that China and Korea hold a significant number of essential patents and their numbers compete with those of leading countries. However, the analysis shows that Korea accumulated domestic knowledge that enables the country to actively participate in standardization,but China still heavily relies on foreign knowledge, probably because China is attempting to create its own standard and accumulating knowledge takes a long time despite its efforts.Our findings have several implications for leading countries and other following countries. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kang, Byeongwoo] Inst Dev Econ IDE JETRO, Chiba, Japan; [Kang, Byeongwoo; Huo, Dong; Motohashi, Kazuyuki] Univ Tokyo, Dept Technol Management Innovat, Tokyo 1138654, Japan", "Affiliations": "University of Tokyo", "Reprint Addresses": "Kang, B (corresponding author), Inst Dev Econ IDE JETRO, Chiba, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "byeongwoo.kang@gmail.com; dhuo.thu@gmail.com; motohashi@tmi.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kang, Byeongwoo/AHE-8175-2022; MOtohashi, Kazuyuki/GXH-8257-2022; Motohashi, Kazuyuki/AAY-8180-2021; Huo, Dong/C-2891-2014", "ORCIDs": "Motohashi, Kazuyuki/0000-0003-0985-5331; Huo, Dong/0000-0001-5528-2621", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 77.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 902.0, "End Page": 913.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gaudin, G; Saavedra, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gaudin, Germain; Saavedra, Claudia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ex ante margin squeeze tests in the telecommunications industry: What is a reasonably efficient operator?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Margin squeeze; Imputation test; Regulation; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE; NEED", "Abstract": "This paper studies the implementation of Reasonably Efficient Operator margin squeeze tests by National Regulatory Authorities in European telecommunications markets. It provides a theoretical framework which shows how regulatory authorities deal with the asymmetries between entrants and incumbents by adjusting the Equally Efficient Operator margin squeeze test used in competition policy. Using this framework, this paper presents a benchmark of implementation choices by inspecting authorities' guidelines, market analyses, and decisions. Whereas some implementation choices are very similar across authorities' decisions, some others display a strong heterogeneity. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gaudin, Germain] TELECOM ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75014 Paris, France; [Saavedra, Claudia] Orange, Regulatory Affairs, F-75505 Paris 15, France", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris", "Reprint Addresses": "Gaudin, G (corresponding author), TELECOM ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75014 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "germain.gaudin@telecom-paristech.fr; claudia.saavedra@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gaudin, Germain/0000-0003-3515-2306", "Funding Orgs": "Orange", "Funding Name Preferred": "Orange", "Funding Text": "The authors thank three anonymous referees for their valuable comments and suggestions, as well as Marc Bourreau, Marc Lebourges, and participants of the 2012 ITS European Conference (Vienna, Austria). This paper benefited from financial support from Orange. The views expressed in this paper are purely those of the authors and may not in any circumstances be regarded as a position of Orange.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 157.0, "End Page": 172.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nucciarelli, A; Castaldo, A; Conte, E; Sadowski, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nucciarelli, Alberto; Castaldo, Angelo; Conte, Elisabetta; Sadowski, Bert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Unlocking the potential of Italian broadband: Case studies and policy lessons", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Italy; Next Generation Access (NGA) networks; Public-private interplay; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "INTERVENTION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "A number of regional initiatives have recently revived the Italian broadband sector, although their fortunes vary depending on governance, market and geographical issues. However, all these initiatives jointly succeeded in sparking a heated debate on how public-private interplay can facilitate the deployment of broadband networks in a country still lagging behind European frontrunners such as Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands. In the light of European Union regulation and recent case law, the paper examines three regional initiatives (Progetto Banda Ultra Larga Lombardia, Trentino Network and Lepida Emilia Romagna) by using the conceptual model on public private interplay developed by Nucciarelli, Sadowski, and Achard (2010). Thereafter, the paper elaborates on initiatives' ups and downs to focus on conditions and trigger events that have made them a success or a failure story. Lessons learnt conclude. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Nucciarelli, Alberto; Sadowski, Bert] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, NL-5612 AZ Eindhoven, Netherlands; [Castaldo, Angelo; Conte, Elisabetta] Univ Roma La Sapienza, Fac Law, I-00185 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "Eindhoven University of Technology; Sapienza University Rome", "Reprint Addresses": "Nucciarelli, A (corresponding author), Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Dolech 2, NL-5612 AZ Eindhoven, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "a.nucciarelli@tue.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nucciarelli, Alberto/0000-0002-2719-8286; Sadowski, Bert/0000-0003-1340-2319; Castaldo, Angelo/0000-0002-7586-5100", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 955.0, "End Page": 969.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Holt, L; Galligan, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Holt, Lynne; Galligan, Mary", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mapping the field: Retrospective of the federal universal service programs", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Broadband; Universal service", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING TELEPHONE DEMAND; DECENNIAL CENSUS-DATA; BROAD-BAND; SUBSIDIES; ACCESS; COST", "Abstract": "The Telecommunications Act of 1996 (1996 Act) established the framework for four federal universal service programs: the High-Cost program, the Low-Income program, the Schools and Libraries (E-rate) program, and the Rural Health Care program. During the past 15 years, these programs have been examined from a number of perspectives in an attempt to measure their efficiency and effectiveness, including the funding mechanisms that support them. The Federal Communications Commission is in the process of restructuring the universal service programs to move support to broadband-based technologies. This is an opportune time to examine what is known about whether these programs have met the universal service objectives of the 1996 Act and have efficiently and effectively used universal service funding. To that end, this article surveys both oversight reports by federal government agencies and academic research literature drawn from a variety of sources to identify areas of concern regarding the mission, implementation, and impact of the federal universal service programs and support mechanisms. The article also includes research findings on how the economic incentives created by the federal universal service programs affect corporate investment and deployment decisions and consumer service and technology adoption decisions. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Holt, Lynne; Galligan, Mary] Univ Florida, Warrington Coll Business Adm, Publ Util Res Ctr, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA", "Affiliations": "State University System of Florida; University of Florida", "Reprint Addresses": "Holt, L (corresponding author), Univ Florida, Warrington Coll Business Adm, Publ Util Res Ctr, POB 117142, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA.", "Email Addresses": "lynne.holt@warrington.ufl.edu; mary.galligan@warrington.ufl.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 773.0, "End Page": 793.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Waterman, D; Sherman, R; Ji, SW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Waterman, David; Sherman, Ryland; Ji, Sung Wook", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The economics of online television: Industry development, aggregation, and TV Everywhere", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Online television; Bundling; Price discrimination; Internet; TV Everywhere; MVPD", "Keywords Plus": "PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; NEWSPAPERS", "Abstract": "Although still dominated by standard television, the online TV industry is growing rapidly. Entrants employ a range of business models, and we identify a prevalent tendency for leading providers to aggregate programming from a variety of different content owners. We focus on one form of content aggregation by multi-channel programming distributors (MPVDs) widely known as TV Everywhere (WE). Following a brief taxonomy of TVE systems, we develop an economic model to show how this free-with-authentication (of MVPD subscribership) bundling practice can be explained as a price discrimination device intended to slow MVPD disconnections. We show that TVE bundling could also deter entry into the online TV market. We discuss the potential roles of horizontal and vertical integration of MVPDs and ISPs in online TV industry development, again focusing on TVE, and conclude with policy implications. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Waterman, David; Sherman, Ryland] Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA; [Ji, Sung Wook] Michigan State Univ, Dept Telecommun Informat Studies & Media, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sherman, R (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rysherma@indiana.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 725.0, "End Page": 736.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sassi, S; Goaied, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sassi, Seifallah; Goaied, Mohamed", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Financial development, ICT diffusion and economic growth: Lessons from MENA region", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Financial development; Economic growth; Mena countries; Panel data", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; MODELS; LEVEL; NEXUS", "Abstract": "This paper aims to test jointly two economic puzzles: the effect of financial development and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on economic growth. Theories predict a positive effect of financial development and ICT on growth but empirical studies on these relationships produced mixed results. Further, we investigate the interaction between financial development and ICT Diffusion to test whether the impact of financial development on growth is strengthened by better ICT infrastructure. In this paper we assess empirically these relationships in some MENA countries. The empirical study is based on estimation of a dynamic panel model with system GMM estimators. There are three main findings. First, our empirical results join empirical literature that find a negative direct effect of financial development on economic growth. This ambiguous relationship may be linked to many phenomenons but there are not yet clear explanations of this puzzle. Second, the estimates reveal a positive and significant direct effect of ICT proxies on economic growth. This implies that MENA countries need to reinforce their ICT policies and improve using of new Information and Communication Technology. Finally, the interaction between ICT penetration and financial development is found positive and significant in the growth regression. This implies that economies in Mena region can benefit from financial development only once a threshold of ICT development is reached. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sassi, Seifallah; Goaied, Mohamed] IHEC Carthage, Lab Econ & Finance Appl, Tunis, Tunisia; [Sassi, Seifallah] Univ Aix Marseille 2, DEFI, F-13284 Marseille 07, France", "Affiliations": "Universite de Carthage; Aix-Marseille Universite", "Reprint Addresses": "Sassi, S (corresponding author), IHEC Carthage, Lab Econ & Finance Appl, Tunis, Tunisia.", "Email Addresses": "Seifallah.sassi@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "Goaied, Mohamed/HTM-8709-2023", "ORCIDs": "Goaied, Mohamed/0000-0002-0039-9280", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 191.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 201.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 49.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 252.0, "End Page": 261.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kyriakidou, V; Michalakelis, C; Sphicopoulos, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kyriakidou, Vagia; Michalakelis, Christos; Sphicopoulos, Thomas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessment of information and communications technology maturity level", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT development; ICT maturity level index; Structural equation modeling; ICT country ranking; ICT statistics", "Keywords Plus": "GROWTH", "Abstract": "The use of information and communications technology (ICT) turned out to be a key factor in the process of the wider development of a country. It is therefore very useful to estimate ICT evolution by the means of an appropriate metric. Based on statistical data from 159 countries, the ICT maturity level index (IMLI) is proposed and estimated by using structural equation modelling (SEM). This index is a metric measuring the information society in a country and consists of three sub-indices which are access, use and skills. It is an improvement of the ICT development index, proposed by the ITU in 2009. The analysis divides the countries into two groups, the developed and the developing, due to major disparities in their statistical data. The criterion used to define the groups was the income, as expressed by the Gross National Income per capita. The impact of a number of influential parameters on the ICT maturity level is evaluated and it becomes obvious that there is a substantial difference in their impact between developed and developing countries. Finally, a procedure that allows the ranking of the countries, based on IMLI, is presented. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kyriakidou, Vagia] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece; [Kyriakidou, Vagia; Michalakelis, Christos; Sphicopoulos, Thomas] Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens; National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Kyriakidou, V (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "bkiriak@di.uoa.gr; michalak@di.uoa.gr; thomas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Sphicopoulos, Thomas/AAA-3673-2020; Michalakelis, Christos/B-5857-2014", "ORCIDs": "Michalakelis, Christos/0000-0002-4401-5058", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 24.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 48.0, "End Page": 62.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH; Jung, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee; Jung, Jaemin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Socio-technical analysis of Korea's broadband convergence network: Big plans, big projects, big prospects?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; South Korea; Broadband convergence network; Socio-technical systems theory", "Keywords Plus": "UNITED-STATES; SOUTH-KOREA; POLICY; PENETRATION; TECHNOLOGY; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "The goal of this study is to investigate the policy objectives of the broadband convergence network (BcN) and the realization of objectives. The Korean government launched the BcN project with the objective of converting Korea into an information society with ubiquitous broadband convergence for the advancement of growth and productivity. Based on content analysis of the policy documents and the literature related to BcN, this paper draws on the socio-technical framework for interpreting the data. Findings in this study suggest that, despite excellent technological innovation and proactive drive, uncertainty still remains with respect to how the BcN has evolved and its impact on the new telecom ecology to date. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shin, Dong-Hee] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul 110745, South Korea; [Jung, Jaemin] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Grad Sch Informat & Media Management, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU); Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myeongnyun Dong,3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu; nettong@business.kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Jung, Jaemin/HGV-0836-2022; Jung, Jaemin/C-2064-2011; Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea; Korean Government [NRF-2010-B00171, Social Science Korea-NRF-2011-330-B00225]; Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC [NIPA-2011-(C1090-1121-0008)]; WCU (World Class University) program through the National Research Foundation of Korea; Ministry of Education, Science and Technology [R31-2008-000-10062-0]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Korean Government(Korean Government); Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC(Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy (MOTIE), Republic of Korea); WCU (World Class University) program through the National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2010-B00171; Social Science Korea-NRF-2011-330-B00225). This research was supported by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC NIPA-2011-(C1090-1121-0008). This study was supported by WCU (World Class University) program through the National Research Foundation of Korea funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (Grant No. R31-2008-000-10062-0).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 32.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 579.0, "End Page": 593.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Badasyan, N; Shideler, D; Silva, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Badasyan, Narine; Shideler, David; Silva, Simone", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband achievement index: Moving beyond availability", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Data envelopment analysis; Benefit-of-the-doubt; Second order stochastic dominance; National broadband map data", "Keywords Plus": "DETERMINANTS; COMPETITION; INEQUALITY; INTERNET; ACCESS; DEA", "Abstract": "High-speed access to the Internet enhances economic prosperity, social development and global competitiveness. Significant progress has been made in broadband deployment in the last decade. Nevertheless, there are increasing gaps in broadband adoption, use and speed between, as well as within, the states. Federal and state legislators and regulators currently use a number of indicators such as adoption, availability and speed to track states' progress in broadband diffusion in order to design appropriate policy responses. Single indicators, however, when analyzed individually, fall short of capturing multi-dimensional aspects of broadband diffusion and, thus, do not provide an integrated and easily comprehensible picture of states' advancement. To monitor states' overall progress it is useful to aggregate various indicators into a composite index that could measure the overall extent of broadband diffusion. A composite index can also provide with an important benchmark for designing policies to improve states' overall performance. This paper offers a flexible framework for benchmarking states' achievement in broadband diffusion by proposing a composite Broadband Achievement Index (BAI). The index combines several key performance indicators: broadband availability, adoption, competition, speed and the dispersion of broadband adoption within the states utilizing FCC's Form 477 data and the recently collected census block level broadband availability data from NTIA. The purpose is to provide a more comprehensive picture of where the states stand in their evolution toward high-performance America by measuring each state's current broadband achievement relative to other states and providing an important benchmark for assessing state-specific needs. The indicators are combined using the Benefit of the Doubt (BOD) methodology (Cherchye, Moesen, & Van Puyenbroeck, 2004). The methodology is founded on the premise that, absent a consensus on social policy priorities, that are, on which indicators are more important and should be given higher weights in the index, each state is granted leeway for deciding how to weigh its own indicators and the most favorable weights for indicators are determined for each state. A good relative performance in a particular dimension is seen as revealed evidence of setting high state policy priority to that indicator, when each state's specific policy priorities are unknown. Additionally, the Second Order Stochastic Dominance (SOSD) methodology is used to compare the dispersion of adoption in the states. Using SOSD the states are ranked under the assumption that proportionally higher and more equally distributed adoption rates are better. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Badasyan, Narine; Silva, Simone] Murray State Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, Murray, KY 42071 USA; [Shideler, David] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "Murray State University; Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Badasyan, N (corresponding author), Murray State Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, 307D Business Bldg, Murray, KY 42071 USA.", "Email Addresses": "narine.badasyan@murraystate.edu; dave.shideler@okstate.edu; simone.silva@murraystate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 933.0, "End Page": 950.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Alozie, NO; Akpan-Obong, P; Foster, WA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Alozie, Nicholas O.; Akpan-Obong, Patience; Foster, William A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Sizing up information and communication technologies as agents of political development in sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Sub-Saharan Africa; ICTs; Political development; Social networks; Developing countries; Communication technologies; African development", "Keywords Plus": "PARTICIPATION", "Abstract": "It is widely speculated that the emergence of modern information and communication technologies (ICTs) will boost political development in the developing world. This expectation anchors on solid foundation since, presumably, the ICT revolution would radically alter access to information, dislodge entrenched social cleavages, and unleash new patterns of citizen consciousness and civic engagement by hitherto marginalized mass publics, and orchestrate new and decisive political equilibriums. This research provides an empirical assessment of the impact of ICTs on political development in sub-Saharan Africa. The analysis suggests that speculation about the potential for ICTS to enhance political development in the sub-Sahara is not unrealistic. The levels of phone, computer, and Internet diffusion are associated with political development, although only the effect of the phone remains once other variables are specified. The phone is the most robust of all individual factors explaining variations in political development. However, the effect of ICTs on political development can neither be certified as revolutionary, nor can they be codified as panacea. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Alozie, Nicholas O.; Akpan-Obong, Patience; Foster, William A.] Arizona State Univ, Fac Social Sci, Sch Letters & Sci, Mesa, AZ 85212 USA", "Affiliations": "Arizona State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Alozie, NO (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Fac Social Sci, Sch Letters & Sci, Santa Catalina 252M,7292 E Sonoran Arroyo Mall, Mesa, AZ 85212 USA.", "Email Addresses": "alozie@asu.edu; patience.akpan@asu.edu; wfoster@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 752.0, "End Page": 763.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Open Mobile. Understanding the Impact of Open Mobile: Implications for Telecoms/Devices, Web, Social Networks, Media and Personal Privacy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 397.0, "End Page": 398.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vicente, MR; López, AJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rosalia Vicente, Maria; Jesus Lopez, Ana", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessing the regional digital divide across the European Union-27", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Information and communication; technologies (ICT); Technological diffusion; Factor analysis; European Union; Regions", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET DIFFUSION; INNOVATION; POLICY; DETERMINANTS; INFORMATION; COMPUTER; ADOPTION; GROWTH", "Abstract": "Despite the efforts devoted to the analysis of the digital divide over the last years, the regional evidence on this issue is still scarce. Within this context, the goals of this paper are twofold: (1) measuring the digital divide across the regions of the 27 Member States and within each country and (2) explaining the observed regional disparities. The analysis leads to identify Dutch regions as the Top-10 in ICT, while Greece and Bulgaria occupy the Bottom-10. Therefore, results show that the regional digital divide reflects to some extent the income gap. However, regional policy seems to be having some positive implications for technology adoption. In particular, the rural-versus-urban dimension of the digital gap appears to be less important than it is usually claimed to. Likewise, some evidence is found of the role of cultural and institutional factors in ICT adoption, an issue that has not been previously analyzed at the regional level. (c) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rosalia Vicente, Maria; Jesus Lopez, Ana] Univ Oviedo, E-33006 Oviedo, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Oviedo", "Reprint Addresses": "Vicente, MR (corresponding author), Univ Oviedo, Campus Cristo S-N, E-33006 Oviedo, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mrosalia@uniovi.es; anaj@uniovi.es", "Researcher Ids": "López-Menéndez, Ana Jesús/K-4757-2012; Menendez, Ana Jesus Lopez/AAO-6688-2021; vicente, maria rosalia/H-9831-2015", "ORCIDs": "Menendez, Ana Jesus Lopez/0000-0002-6065-9400; vicente, maria rosalia/0000-0001-7826-8494", "Funding Orgs": "FUNCAS", "Funding Name Preferred": "FUNCAS", "Funding Text": "In addition, they wish to acknowledge the support from FUNCAS Foundation Research Program. A first version of this paper was published in FUNCAS Working Paper Series, WP483/2009.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 122.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 144.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 148.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 87.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 220.0, "End Page": 237.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Phansatarn, T; Srinuan, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Phansatarn, Thunwar; Srinuan, Chalita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of Thailand's fixed broadband internet services demand: A merger screening of AIS and 3BB", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "3BB; AIS; Fixed broadband; Internet services; Merger screening; Thailand", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION", "Abstract": "The article conducted a 'merger screening' of the potential impact of the merger between AIS and 3BB, which were the second and third largest internet service providers among the four major operators prior to the merger in 2022. National survey data across country in 2022 and discrete choice model was used for the analysis. Surprisingly, finding showed that AIS and 3BB were not the closest competitors, but instead True, the provider with the largest market share, was their closest competitor. Based on the pre-merger analysis, it was predicted that service prices were likely to increase, and this merger is comprised a relevant market. To accurately define the market (market definition), other operators' services should not be considered as well. Considering the rising magnitude in service prices, it is estimated that, on average, prices will increase by 7.51%-31.51% compared to the current rates in 2022. Moreover, the study revealed that the merger would lead to an average increase in cost efficiency of 15.01% of the current marginal cost, which would allow the post-merger service prices to remain unchanged if the cost savings are passed on to consumers. A key policy recommendation was for regulatory agencies to conduct further analysis of competition, including evaluating entry barriers, the response of non-merging competitors, and competition without regulated pricing. Additionally, the study examines the potential future impacts on social welfare.", "Addresses": "[Phansatarn, Thunwar] Ramkhamhang Univ, Fac Econ, Bangkok, Thailand; [Srinuan, Chalita] King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang KMITL, KMITL Business Sch KBS, Bangkok, Thailand", "Affiliations": "Ramkhamhaeng University; King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang", "Reprint Addresses": "Srinuan, C (corresponding author), King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang KMITL, KMITL Business Sch KBS, Bangkok, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "chalita.sr@kmitl.ac.th", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102702.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102702", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KT4B6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001182191900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, W; Zhang, HG; Sun, ZY; Wang, LH; Zhao, JY; Wu, FZ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Wei; Zhang, Hongguang; Sun, Ziyuan; Wang, Lihong; Zhao, Jianying; Wu, Fengzhi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can digital policy improve corporate sustainability? Empirical evidence from China's national comprehensive big data pilot zones", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Corporate sustainability; Big data pilot zones; Policy evaluation; Difference-in-differences method", "Keywords Plus": "ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION; TALENT MANAGEMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; TRANSFORMATION; SERVITIZATION; TECHNOLOGY; SYSTEMS; IMPACT; INNOVATION; RESOURCES", "Abstract": "Digital policy can drive digital transformation in enterprises, yet there remains inadequate empirical proof to support whether this policy has an enhancing effect on the corporate sustainability. Based on this, this paper takes Chinese A-share listed companies from 2011 to 2018 as samples and China's National Comprehensive Big Data Pilot Zones (BDPZ) as a quasi-natural experiment. A difference-in-differences method was used to analyze the impact and transmission mechanism of the policy on the corporate sustainability. The results show that BDPZ policy can enhance the corporate sustainability and the reliability of the findings is demonstrated by a series of robustness tests. From the mechanism test, the BDPZ construction can strengthen the infrastructure effect, stimulate the talent effect and enhance the transaction effect to advance corporate digitalization and enhance their sustainability. From the heterogeneity analysis, the corporate sustainability enhancement effect of BDPZ construction is more significant for hightech enterprises, but not for resource-intensive industries and enterprises in cross-regional type pilot zones. This study intends to supply micro-level empirical support for the policy dividends of digital policy, as well as policy references and empirical proof for the popularization of BDPZ model to empower digital transformation of enterprises.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Wei; Sun, Ziyuan; Wang, Lihong; Zhao, Jianying] China Univ Min & Technol, Sch Econ & Management, Xuzhou 221116, Peoples R China; [Zhang, Hongguang] Anhui Agr Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Hefei 230036, Peoples R China; [Wu, Fengzhi] MIT, Sch Engn, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA; [Wu, Fengzhi] Univ Tokyo, Sch Engn, 7 Chome 3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 1138654, Japan", "Affiliations": "China University of Mining & Technology; Anhui Agricultural University; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); University of Tokyo", "Reprint Addresses": "Sun, ZY (corresponding author), China Univ Min & Technol, Sch Econ & Management, Xuzhou 221116, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "wangweichina@cumt.edu.cn; ahau_zhg@163.com; zysun@cumt.edu.cn; wlhsh@outlook.com; zxx3222022@163.com; fengzhiwu2511@ustc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Wang, Wei/JEZ-8403-2023", "ORCIDs": "Wang, Wei/0000-0002-2765-9898", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [L2124032]; National Social Science Fund Later Funding Project of China [21FGLB017]; Major Project of the Social Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province [22ZDA005]; Xuzhou Policy Guidance Program (Soft Science Research) Project [KC22321]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); National Social Science Fund Later Funding Project of China; Major Project of the Social Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province; Xuzhou Policy Guidance Program (Soft Science Research) Project", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China [grant numbers: L2124032] ; National Social Science Fund Later Funding Project of China [grant numbers: 21FGLB017] ; Major Project of the Social Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province [grant numbers: 22ZDA005] ; Xuzhou Policy Guidance Program (Soft Science Research) Project [grant numbers: KC22321] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 74.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 74.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102617.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102617", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "X3HB0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001097385100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choe, HS; Yang, CG; Jun, SY; Lee, SG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choe, Hyoung-Seon; Yang, Chang-Gyu; Jun, Sung-Youl; Lee, Sang-Gun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A study on forward and backward linkage effects in South Korea's telecom industry across generations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecom industry; Forward and backward linkages; Input-output analysis; Korea's telecom industry", "Keywords Plus": "ICT PRODUCT DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "The primary purpose of this study is to examine the spillover effect of South Korea's telecom industry on other industries until its evolution to the 4th generation. By using Input-Output Table Data to compute Forward and Backward Linkage Effects in South Korea's telecom industry throughout Generational Changes, this study aims to analyze South Korea's telecom industry's impacts and changes on upstream and downstream industries to offer implications for its evolution to the 5th generation. This study used empirical input-output data for the period between the years 2000-2014 to conduct input-output analysis to evaluate forward and backward linkages in South Korea's telecom industry for each generation of it. The results revealed that (1) Korea's telecom industry can be defined as a dependent manufacturing industry due to its below average forward linkage and above-average backward linkage over the whole study period, and (2) backward linkage in South Korea's telecom industry was higher than the economy-wide average value during our study period although it decreased with the industry's generational shifts. The results indicate that telecommunications companies should create new markets in which they can propagate emerging technologies of the 4IR (4th Industrial Revolution) to other industries, in order to ensure that the 5th generation telecom industry maintain its position as a key industry. On the other hand, the government should make policies to support start-ups and SMEs in telecom industry and implement structural reforms in Korea's oligopolistic telecom market.", "Addresses": "[Choe, Hyoung-Seon; Jun, Sung-Youl; Lee, Sang-Gun] Sogang Univ, Sogang Business Sch, Div Management Informat Syst, Seoul, South Korea; [Yang, Chang-Gyu] Seoul Venture Univ, Dept Convergence Ind, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sogang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Yang, CG (corresponding author), Seoul Venture Univ, Dept Convergence Ind, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "cozlove@svu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102615.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102615", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "S8NO2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001073682800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Soltanzadeh, J; Blind, K; Elyasi, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Soltanzadeh, Javad; Blind, Knut; Elyasi, Mehdi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring how regulators face platform business issues in the lifecycle stages: Evidence of iranian ride-hailing platform business", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Platform business; Regulation economics; Timing of regulation; Advocacy coalition framework; Institutional innovation", "Keywords Plus": "SHARING ECONOMY; PRESSURE GROUPS; INNOVATION; UBER; COMPETITION; POLITICS; POLICY; EU", "Abstract": "The emergence of Platform Businesses (PBs) has caused a conflict between the traditional and new economic actors. Furthermore, it has escalated to government bodies with different beliefs and formed diverse coalitions, including among government bodies. Therefore, governments, given their regulatory and supportive roles, should be able to intervene at the right time with practical tools and trade off their internal conflicts. This paper uses an exploratory-abductive approach to identify the challenges of the regulation during the lifecycle of PBs, explores the conflicts of interest among economic actors, examines the government intervention in the economy, and explains the regulatory and supportive roles of the government. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with PB experts, who have active roles in the regulatory process, and with well-known academics on the subject. Reviewing the pathways of PBs in Iran between 2014 and 2018, the paper suggests five propositions using regulation economics and advocacy coalition framework to develop the regulatory roles of government. The results demonstrate that PBs' lifecycle, shifting from one-sided to two-sided market, moving from ownership to accessibility, and timing of intervention significantly support the development of Cognitive Tools, Regulation Frameworks, and Regulation Tools.", "Addresses": "[Soltanzadeh, Javad] Univ Mazandaran, Fac Econ & Adm Sci, Babolsar, Iran; [Blind, Knut] Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Berlin, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Fraunhofer Inst Syst & Innovat Res ISI, Business Unit Innovat & Regulat, Karlsruhe, Germany; [Elyasi, Mehdi] Allameh Tabatabai Univ, Fac Management & Accounting, Tehran, Iran", "Affiliations": "University of Mazandaran; Technical University of Berlin; Fraunhofer Gesellschaft; Allameh Tabataba'i University", "Reprint Addresses": "Soltanzadeh, J (corresponding author), Univ Mazandaran, Fac Econ & Adm Sci, Babolsar, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "j.soltanzadeh@umz.ac.ir; Knut.Blind@TU-Berlin.de; m.elysai@atu.ac.ir", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Elyasi, Mahdi/0000-0002-9883-3187; Soltanzadeh, Javad/0000-0003-3176-8816", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 104.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102582.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102582", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1BY6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048072400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "ten Oever, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "ten Oever, Niels", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "5G and the notion of network ideology, or: The limitations of sociotechnical imaginaries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "Transnational communication networks are produced in contestation between and among multinational corporations and nation-states. In the study of the governance of communication networks governance in science and technology studies, traditionally the emphasis has been on sociotechnical imaginaries (Jasanoff & Kim, 2015) which encapsulate joint futures that produce institutional configurations and the discursive roles in the power tussle between various stakeholders. I argue that next to the studying of power over infrastructures and their governance by sociotechnical imaginaries, there is an increasing need to study how power is distributed and control is exercised through the shaping of the technological ma-teriality of infrastructures, as is happening for instance in the process of standardization. To describe the workings of the distribution of power and the exercising of control through networks, governance, and standardization, I expand the concept of network ideologies (Bory, 2020) to show how several network ideologies are at play in the shaping of 5G networks. I base my analysis on the qualitative analysis of standard-setting processes through document analysis of mailinglist conversations, standards, and policy documents, as well as through the parallel operation of experimental 5G networks. The analysis shows that sociotechnical imaginaries are insufficient to show the political process of the distribution of power and opportunities for control through the production of transnational communication infrastructures. The notion of network ideologies might provide a basis to study the merging of internet and telecommunication infrastructures, their standard-setting, and their governance as well as the excom-munication of the user by relinquishing its ability to understand and configure infrastructures.", "Addresses": "[ten Oever, Niels] Univ Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "ten Oever, N (corresponding author), Univ Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "mail@nielstenoever.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Dutch Research Council (NWO) [MVI.19.032]; Open Technology Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "Dutch Research Council (NWO)(Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)); Open Technology Fund", "Funding Text": "The author gratefully acknowledges funding from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) through grant MVI.19.032 as part of the programme Maatschappelijk Verantwoord Innoveren (MVI) ' and the Open Technology Fund. I am particularly thankful and indebted for the discussions with my colleague Peter 'Maxigas' Dunajcsik within the framework of the People's 5G Lab', the Cybertopologies' reading group hosted by Svitlana Matviyenko, and an excellent review by Julia Rone and the discussion with the Seminar on Technology and Democracy at the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy at the University of Cambridge, and the anonymous reviewers of Telecommunications Policy.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102442.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102442", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "I2LL0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001001149300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Klein, GJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Klein, Gordon J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fiber-broadband-internet and its regional impact-An empirical investigation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband internet; Real estate values; Quasi-natural experiment; Treatment evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "I analyze a quasi-natural experiment of fiber broadband rollout in a rural German county and investigate the impact on real estate values. I find that there are strong and significant effects of fiber broadband deployment, which indicate relevant personal benefits for customers. These findings add to the literature on the evaluation of broadband infrastructure investment.", "Addresses": "[Klein, Gordon J.] Westfalische Wilhelms Univ Munster, MEP, Munster, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Munster", "Reprint Addresses": "Klein, GJ (corresponding author), Westfalische Wilhelms Univ Munster, MEP, Munster, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "gordon.klein@wiwi.uni-muenster.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Klein, Gordon/0000-0002-1233-8063", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102331.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102331", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Huang, JS; Li, WP; Guo, LJ; Hall, JW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Huang, Jiashun; Li, Weiping; Guo, Lijia; Hall, Jim W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information and communications technology infrastructure and firm growth: An empirical study of China's cities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT Infrastructure; Firm performance; Productivity; Causality; And city", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ICT USE; PRODUCTIVITY; PERFORMANCE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; GOVERNANCE; COMPUTERS; ADOPTION; COUNTRY; MERGERS", "Abstract": "Despite the importance of information and communications technology (ICT), previous studies of the business value of information technology have yielded mixed results. This study provides new empirical evidence that demonstrates the impact of cities' ICT on firm performance. A series of panel datasets are assembled to measure the improvement of city's ICT infrastructure and the change of firm performance during the years 2001-2016 in China. The findings demonstrate that city's ICTs positively promoted firm performance, including financial profitability, marketing performance and innovation performance. Instrumental variables are employed to verify the positive impact of city's ICTs infrastructure on firm profitability. Taking advantage of an exogenous variation of telecommunications upgrade as a natural experiment, this study uses the difference-in-difference approach to establish causality between cities' ICT infrastructure and firm profitability. Mechanisms are explored, which shows that better labour quality, lower costs and higher transparency are the three possible channels through which ICTs influence firm profitability.", "Addresses": "[Huang, Jiashun] Univ Sci & Technol China, Sch Publ Affairs, Hefei 230026, Peoples R China; [Huang, Jiashun] Univ Sci & Technol China, Inst Intellectual Property, Hefei 230026, Peoples R China; [Huang, Jiashun] Harvard Univ, Lab & Worklife Program, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Li, Weiping] Sun Yat Sen Univ, Int Sch Business & Finance, Zhuhai 519082, Peoples R China; [Guo, Lijia] Univ Cambridge, Fac Human Social & Polit Sci, Cambridge CB2 3RQ, England; [Hall, Jim W.] Univ Oxford, Sch Geog & Environm, Oxford OX1 3QY, England", "Affiliations": "Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Science & Technology of China, CAS; Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Science & Technology of China, CAS; Harvard University; Sun Yat Sen University; University of Cambridge; University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Li, WP (corresponding author), Sun Yat Sen Univ, Int Sch Business & Finance, Zhuhai 519082, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "liwp27@mail.sysu.edu.cn; lg483@cam.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Guo, Lijia/AFQ-7556-2022; Li, Weiping/GWM-8357-2022", "ORCIDs": "Li, Weiping/0000-0002-2203-1049", "Funding Orgs": "Swire Education Trust; Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium (ITRC) - UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) [EP/N017064/1]; National Natural Science Foundation of China [L1924080]; Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province [2008085QG343]; Science & Technology Innovation Strategy and Soft Science Research Fund of Anhui [202006f01050001]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Swire Education Trust; Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium (ITRC) - UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)); National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province(Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province); Science & Technology Innovation Strategy and Soft Science Research Fund of Anhui", "Funding Text": "star We thank Richard Freeman, Sultan Orazbayev, Xi Hu, Jianglong Li, and Hang Yu for their very helpful comments and suggestions. We thank the participants in conferences and seminars at University of Oxford and Harvard University for their helpful comments. We gratefully acknowledge support from the Swire Education Trust, Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium (ITRC) funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) under grant EP/N017064/1, National Natural Science Foundation of China (L1924080), Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province (2008085QG343), Science & Technology Innovation Strategy and Soft Science Research Fund of Anhui (202006f01050001).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 44.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102263.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102263", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mossberger, K; LaCombe, S; Tolbert, CJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mossberger, Karen; LaCombe, Scott; Tolbert, Caroline J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A new measure of digital economic activity and its impact on local opportunity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Domain name hosts; Local economic development; Microbusinesses; Measuring broadband use; Community impacts", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; INTERNET; GROWTH", "Abstract": "Online businesses and platform work can create the impression that the digital economy is ephemeral and placeless. But the digital economy is experienced locally, and its effects are spatial. Measuring them requires better community-level data on economic activities online. While new government data measures broadband subscriptions down to neighborhoods, existing public data do not measure how broadband is used in local communities, and whether this digital activity affects economic outcomes. We analyze new monthly data on over 20 million domain name hosts/websites in the United States from November 2018 to November 2020 drawing on customer data. Surveys show that 3 out of 4 of these domains are commercial, including microbusinesses as well as websites for both online and brick-and-mortar establishments. How is the density of domain name hosts in a community (the number in a zip code or county divided by the population) related to local economic opportunity, controlling for other known factors? Using statistical matching and time series data, results show the density of domain name hosts positively predicts community economic prosperity, recovery from the 2008 recession, and change in median income. Interactions between the density of these hosts and broadband subscriptions also predict lower monthly unemployment rates over time, including after the March 2020 pandemic. Commercial data can improve our understanding of broadband's impacts, including its potential for inclusive growth in diverse communities.", "Addresses": "[Mossberger, Karen] Univ Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721 USA; [LaCombe, Scott] Smith Coll, Northampton, MA 01063 USA; [Tolbert, Caroline J.] Univ Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Arizona; Smith College; University of Iowa", "Reprint Addresses": "Mossberger, K (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Sch Publ Affairs, 411 N Cent Ave,Suite 450, Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA.", "Email Addresses": "karen.mossberger@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "GoDaddy", "Funding Name Preferred": "GoDaddy", "Funding Text": "De-identified data and funding for analysis were provided by GoDaddy. The academic research team independently determined all research questions, methods, and interpretation of the findings.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102231.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102231", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ngoa, GBN; Song, JS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ngoa, Gaston Brice Nkoumou; Song, Jacques Simon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Female participation in African labor markets: The role of information and communication technologies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; Female labor force participation; ICT; SYS-GMM", "Keywords Plus": "FORCE PARTICIPATION; STRUCTURAL-CHANGE; ICT; INTERNET; RESTRICTIONS; EMPLOYMENT; FERTILITY; EDUCATION; RELIGION", "Abstract": "This article investigates the effects of information and communication technologies (ICT) on female labor force participation in a sample of 48 African countries. We specify and estimate linear regression and dynamic panel data models with fixed effects (FE) and system-generalized method of moments (SYS-GMM) estimation over the period 2001-2017. The three main results are that ICT use (mobile phone and internet) significantly stimulates female labor force participation in Africa; this effect is enhanced by financial development and female education; the effect of ICT on female employment in Africa is strongest in the industrial sector. These results remain robust to the provision of social, cultural, and institutional variables.", "Addresses": "[Ngoa, Gaston Brice Nkoumou] Univ Fribourg, Dept Econ, Blvd Perolles 90, CH-1700 Fribourg, Switzerland; [Ngoa, Gaston Brice Nkoumou; Song, Jacques Simon] Univ Dschang, Fac Econ & Management, POB 110, Dschang, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "University of Fribourg; Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Ngoa, GBN (corresponding author), Univ Fribourg, Dept Econ, Blvd Perolles 90, CH-1700 Fribourg, Switzerland.", "Email Addresses": "bnkoumou@yahoo.fr; sonjacques@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102174.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102174", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Alves, AM; Brousseau, E; Mimouni, N; Yeung, TYC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Alves, Amanda M.; Brousseau, Eric; Mimouni, Nada; Yeung, Timothy Yu-Cheong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competing for policy: Lobbying in the EU wholesale roaming regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "European Union; Telecommunications; International wholesale roaming regulation; Lobbying", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This work examines the informational lobbying prior to the proposal drafting by the European Commission on the wholesale roaming regulation through the lens of the framework of political market. We employ a mixed approach that combines topic modelling, multivariate regression, and qualitative text analysis based on the textual replies to the public consultation launched by the Commission prior to the first draft of the regulation proposal. Our analysis identifies two main topics of debate and discovers diverse opinions within each topic. Regression analysis that explains alignments of preferences between the Commission and the stakeholders does not point to any evidence that the Commission consistently took the same positions as stakeholders of certain characteristics. Instead, this work argues that lobbying pressure was not effective in such a heterogeneous industry and the Commission was able to navigate easily the diverse interests and to pursue its own policy ambition.", "Addresses": "[Alves, Amanda M.; Brousseau, Eric] Univ Paris 09, Governance & Regulat Chair, DRM, Pl Marechal Lattre de Tassigny, F-75016 Paris, France; [Mimouni, Nada] CEDRIC, Conservatoire Natl Arts & Metiers CNAM, F-75003 Paris, France; [Yeung, Timothy Yu-Cheong] Katholieke Univ Leuven, Fac Law, 41 Tiensestr, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium; [Brousseau, Eric; Yeung, Timothy Yu-Cheong] PSL Univ, IRIS Governance Analyt, Pl Marechal Lattre de Tassigny, F-75016 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Universite PSL; Universite Paris-Dauphine; heSam Universite; Conservatoire National Arts & Metiers (CNAM); Institut Polytechnique de Paris; KU Leuven; Universite PSL", "Reprint Addresses": "Yeung, TYC (corresponding author), Katholieke Univ Leuven, Fac Law, 41 Tiensestr, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "yucheong.yeung@kuleuven.be", "Researcher Ids": "Yeung, Timothy Yu-Cheong/AAP-4588-2020", "ORCIDs": "Yeung, Timothy Yu-Cheong/0000-0002-6314-7582", "Funding Orgs": "Most Inspiring Managerial Implication Award; Governance & Regulation Chair at the University Paris-Dauphine|PSL from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR); PSL University from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR) [ANR-10-IDEX_0001-02 PSL]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Most Inspiring Managerial Implication Award; Governance & Regulation Chair at the University Paris-Dauphine|PSL from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)(Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)); PSL University from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)(Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR))", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to Jean-Philippe Bonardi and the audience of the conference IRMBAM-2019, where this work has been awarded the Most Inspiring Managerial Implication Award. This research was supported by the Governance & Regulation Chair at the University Paris-Dauphine|PSL, and by the PSL University funded IRIS Governance Analytics thanks to the Grant #ANR-10-IDEX_0001-02 PSL provided in the framework of the Program Investissement d'Avenir from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR). All errors are ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102087.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102087", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QZ8QA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000630983900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of cyber-insurance industry and market: An institutional analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cyber-insurance; Cybersecurity; Institutional change; Institutional fields; Institutions; Standardization", "Keywords Plus": "ISOMORPHISM", "Abstract": "The cyber-insurance (CI) market is at a nascent stage. This paper investigates how the contexts provided by formal and informal institutions affect the development of the CI industry. It highlights the nature, origin, and implications of CI-related institutions and provides insights into the mechanisms and forces that can lead to institutional changes. It offers an explanation as to how different institutional pillars related to CI progressively evolve and reinforce one another. Such a mechanism is likely to influence a range of demand and supply side factors and create a system that can accelerate the growth of the CI industry and market. The paper also investigates how contradictions generated by CI, the formation of dense networks and changing power dynamics can trigger regulative normative and cognitive changes. Since the current analysis of the causes and consequences of institutions and institutional change is mainly concerned with more established economic sectors, this paper is expected to provide insights into institutions surrounding to this new and rapidly evolving industry.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368 POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368 POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 108.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102007.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bourreau, M; Feasey, R; Nicolle, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bourreau, Marc; Feasey, Richard; Nicolle, Ambre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessing fifteen years of State Aid for broadband in the European Union: A quantitative analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "State aid; Broadband; Public policy; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In this paper, we document how public funds, or State Aid, have been used to support the deployment of broadband infrastructure in Europe since 2003. Our descriptive analysis relies on a unique data set on all the broadband measures notified to the European Commission by Member States between 2003 and 2018. We identify two waves of State Aid for broadband: one for the deployment of basic broadband, and a more recent one for the roll out of next-generation access networks. The use of State Aid is very heterogeneous across Member States, with a few large countries representing the bulk of the cases. The objective of most plans is to expand broadband coverage. The typical project relies mainly on public funds, and involves a direct grant, an open tender, and a contract for 3-5 years. Access obligations are imposed on networks deployed with State Aid, using a benchmarking approach in most cases. Finally, we show that notifications are associated with a relatively high level of broadband coverage in notifying countries, suggesting that public investment is taking over from private investment.", "Addresses": "[Bourreau, Marc] Telecom Paris, Inst Polytech Paris, 19 Pl Marguerite Perey, F-91120 Palaiseau, France; [Nicolle, Ambre] Ludwig Maximilians Univ Munchen, Inst Strategy Technol & Org, Munich Sch Management, Kaulbachstr 45, D-80539 Munich, Germany", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; University of Munich", "Reprint Addresses": "Bourreau, M (corresponding author), Telecom Paris, Inst Polytech Paris, 19 Pl Marguerite Perey, F-91120 Palaiseau, France.", "Email Addresses": "marc.bourreau@telecom-paris.fr; fronfraithltd@gmail.com; a.nicolle@lmu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nicolle, Ambre/0000-0001-5014-4457", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101974.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101974", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Nam, C; Ryu, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Jiwhan; Nam, Changi; Ryu, Min Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "IPTV vs. emerging video services: Dilemma of telcos to upgrade the broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "IPTV; Emerging business models; Broadband market; Telco's strategy; Regression analysis", "Keywords Plus": "SOUTH-KOREA; TELEVISION; ALGORITHMS; CHANNEL", "Abstract": "IPTV is an important tool to change business structures and move beyond subscription-based business models for telecom operators. However, the level of IPTV penetration differs among operators, which might be closely related to individual operator's strategy for the broadband market and the regulatory environment. Controlling country-specific business environments, this study identifies the key factors influencing IPTV penetration rates. Results show that broadband penetration, broadband quality, telecommunications service fee, and broadband cap are important factors leading to greater IPTV penetration. This might provide valuable suggestions to telecom operators, such as strategies for leveraging broadband quality and data cap to compete against emerging video services, or bundling strategies with price benefits to convert more broadband users into IPTV subscribers. Comparison of groups differing in IPTV penetration rates, GDP per capital, and percentage of urban population are conducted to gain additional insight into the contextual differences between countries. The results reinforce the importance of constructing high quality broadband infrastructure and taking advantage of bundling plans.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Jiwhan; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 305701, South Korea; [Ryu, Min Ho] Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Busan 49236, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Dong A University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ryu, MH (corresponding author), Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Busan 49236, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ryumh12@dau.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101889.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101889", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nam, K; Kim, HJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nam, Kyungjin; Kim, Hye-jin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The determinants of mobile game success in South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile game industry; Game revenue; Game downloads; Regression analysis", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; PLATFORM", "Abstract": "The global gaming industry, especially the mobile game market, has grown rapidly in recent years. One of the important characteristics of mobile games is that their lifetime is remarkably short compared with those of PC or console games, and downloads of most games peak during the early period of the service. Acquiring as many users as possible immediately after the launch and retaining these users therefore becomes very important for the successful performance of mobile games. This study aims to identify the determinants of mobile game success during different periods after the launch by comparing the first week's performance with the first 4 weeks' performance using a multiple regression analysis with mobile game application downloads from Google Play and estimated sales revenue as performance indicators. The predictors were classified on the basis of the pre- and postlaunch phases, and developer/publisher and third-party factors. A key finding is that for both revenue and downloads, TV advertising and the number of online videos have strong impacts on both the first week and 4 weeks' performance. In addition, preregistration during the prelaunch stage is effective for increasing both revenue and downloads in a relatively short time. Online videos uploaded by the users during the postlaunch phase may help to maintain long-term revenue. Although awareness of IP and name value of publishers are significant for short-term downloads, the effect diminishes after a month, which might imply that there could be an opportunity for small- and medium-sized companies to invest in media and obtain mobile platform advantages in the long run.", "Addresses": "[Nam, Kyungjin; Kim, Hye-jin] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, Daejeon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, HJ (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, Daejeon, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "kjnam1110@kaist.ac.kr; hyejinkim@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Hye-jin/F-9089-2013", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Hye-jin/0000-0001-8586-5625", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101855.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101855", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Breunig, R; McCarthy, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Breunig, Robert; McCarthy, Owen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Household telecommunications expenditure in Australia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Australia; Consumption; Telecommunications expenditure; Low-income households", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Using a mix of survey data from the Household Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia survey and the Household Expenditure Survey, we examine the changing nature of telecommunications expenditure in Australia in the period 2006-2015. We show that it behaves like a core necessity such as food. Households with youth or young adults spend more on telecommunications than other households. The elderly and disadvantaged groups spend less. We propose measures to identify low-income households with relatively high or relatively low expenditure on telecommunications. These measures can be used to identify households that potentially have telecommunications inadequacy or unsustainable telecommunications expenditure.", "Addresses": "[Breunig, Robert] Australian Natl Univ, Crawford Sch Publ Policy, Canberra, ACT, Australia; [McCarthy, Owen] Australian Govt Dept Commun & Arts, Bur Commun & Arts Res, Canberra, ACT, Australia", "Affiliations": "Australian National University", "Reprint Addresses": "Breunig, R (corresponding author), Australian Natl Univ, Crawford Sch Publ Policy, Canberra, ACT, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "robert.breunig@anu.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Breunig, Robert/0000-0002-2220-3410", "Funding Orgs": "Australian Government Department of Social Services (DSS)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Australian Government Department of Social Services (DSS)(Australian Government)", "Funding Text": "The findings and views presented in this paper are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the Department of Communications and the Arts. The Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey was initiated and funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services (DSS), and is managed by the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research (Melbourne Institute). The findings and views based on these data should not be attributed to either DSS or the Melbourne Institute.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 10.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101837.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101837", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Taylor, RD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Taylor, Richard D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The next stage of US communications policy: The emerging embedded infosphere", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet of Things; Big data; Intercloud; Artificial Intelligence; DIGIT Act; ICANN; Embedded Infosphere", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The United States needs to reimagine the basic principles of its telecommunications and information policy to fit an emerging society in which networking and intelligence are embedded into an increasing number of everyday things which constantly monitor and measure our lives. This emerging environment is an always-on, ubiquitous, integrated system comprised of the Internet of Things, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence/Intelligent Systems and the Intercloud, which act together as a single system, referred to here as the Embedded Infosphere (EI). This development is driving the latest stage the third in the evolution of U.S. communications policy. Each of the components of the EI presents unique challenges, but the greater concern is all of them acting in concert. These developments bring into focus many topics that have been outside the traditional communications policy envelope, and exceed the portfolios of existing agencies and institutions. This article envisions a new EI policy space, grounded in established societal values, and built on the experience of the previous stages. There are appropriate policy responses to each of the challenges, but these responses need to be seen in a holistic perspective, as they are all interconnected. Many of the issues such as privacy, security, consumer protection, and data stewardship are common across several elements. The larger goal is to establish a framework for an integrated policy structure which can address unpredictable emergent conditions, while allowing markets to flourish without unduly burdensome regulations, restrictions or uncertainties. This articles suggests a high-level analytical framework of criteria against which proposed EI policies can be measured. While there may be no perfect policies, some may be better (or worse) than others. It also offers a political process designed to incorporate the concept of the EI into national policy thinking. This approach should be implemented through a series of steps and should provide flexibility for development. The initial step is a process by which the EI can be acknowledged, its development analyzed, and the national interests institutionalized. The U.S. Senate has already initiated this process with the pending DIGIT Act, designed to bring together the core federal stakeholders and open a policy discourse which will be expanded over time to other key stakeholders. This should lead to the development of a national EI strategy. Since the El is progressively global, the article suggests how both the normative and regulatory dimensions can be approached in the global context. It raises the possibility of a restructured ICANN Empowered Community as a possible venue for developing policies and recommendations in this area. It notes that since global unanimity is unlikely, non-governmental regimes will likely develop to address the unresolved policy interstices.", "Addresses": "[Taylor, Richard D.] Univ Hawaii Manoa, 331 Crawford Hall, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA; [Taylor, Richard D.] Penn State Univ, Telecommun Studies & Law, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Hawaii System; University of Hawaii Manoa; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Taylor, RD (corresponding author), Univ Hawaii Manoa, 331 Crawford Hall, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rdtaylor@hawaii.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1039.0, "End Page": 1055.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Given, J; Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Given, Jock; Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Optimising Spectrum Use (vol 41, pg R3, 2017)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Correction", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Given, Jock] Swinburne Univ Technol, Melbourne, Vic, Australia; [Cave, Martin] Imperial Coll Business Sch London, London, England", "Affiliations": "Swinburne University of Technology; Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Given, J (corresponding author), Swinburne Univ Technol, Melbourne, Vic, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Australian Research Council Discovery Project [150100887]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Australian Research Council Discovery Project(Australian Research Council)", "Funding Text": "This Special Issue has been prepared as part of Australian Research Council Discovery Project 150100887, 'Spectrum After Scarcity: Rethinking Radiofrequency Management for a Connected Society', for which the co-editors are chief investigator and project leader (Jock Given) and Partner Investigator (Martin Cave). The three-year project is exploring the ways radiofrequency spectrum has been understood and regulated and how it might be conceived and managed in the future. This raises profound questions about the role of the state in the era of ubiquitous computing and communication.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 840.0, "End Page": 843.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Massaro, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Massaro, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Next generation of radio spectrum management: Licensed shared access for 5G", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Licensed shared access; Spectrum access system; Spectrum sharing; Dynamic efficiency; 5G", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Deployment of 5th generation (5G) mobile communication technology is setting the stage for the next generation of radio spectrum management. New spectrum sharing arrangements have been identified as effective ways to satisfy emerging connectivity needs. In particular, the so-called Licensed Shared Access (LSA) regime has been given prominence in the European Union (EU) to facilitate access to additional spectrum necessary to meet the exponential growth of mobile data traffic. Under the LSA regime, already occupied, but underutilised spectrum would be shared, on a licensed-basis, between incumbents and mobile operators, under agreed frequency, location and time sharing conditions. A similar system has been proposed in the United States (US), called Spectrum Access System (SAS). In this context, the purpose of this paper is two-fold: firstly, to assess the novelty of the LSA regime with respect to existing spectrum sharing arrangements in the EU and, secondly, to identify the main differences between the LSA and the SAS regimes. Policy documents, academic papers, position papers and analysis reports are scrutinised to gather information on technical and regulatory aspects of existing and emerging spectrum sharing regimes. This paper concludes that the novelty of the LSA regime is found in the possibility for mobile operators to access additional spectrum below 6 GHz (GHz) with the regulatory certainty required to invest in 5G. Implementing other spectrum sharing regimes to access sub-6 GHz spectrum would not guarantee mobile operators protection from harmful interference and predictable Quality of Service (QoS). The comparison between the LSA and the SAS approaches suggests that the LSA regime can be implemented quicker and with less effort than the SAS regime, because of its lower level of technical complexity. Nevertheless, the LSA regime is expected to be overtaken by the SAS regime in the long term, as technology advances. The SAS regime would allow more users to coexist in the same spectrum bands thanks to spectrum sensing techniques.", "Addresses": "[Massaro, Maria] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Massaro, M (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "massaro@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Massaro, Maria/0000-0002-8007-0839", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 422.0, "End Page": 433.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nishijima, M; Ivanauskas, TM; Sarti, FM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nishijima, Marislei; Ivanauskas, Terry Macedo; Sarti, Flavia Mori", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evolution and determinants of digital divide in Brazil (2005-2013)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Digital divide; Inequality; Access; Mobile", "Keywords Plus": "HIGHER-EDUCATION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "During the last decades, the widespread growth of information and communication technologies (ICT) has posed incentives to broaden the participation of individuals in social, political and economic dimensions of life. However, utilization of ICT also involves access to technology and infrastructure, and acquisition of skills to deal with innovations and, thus, digital literacy is, primarily, a complementary good. The digital divide expresses inequalities in access and utilization of ICT among individuals and populations in different countries. The study adopts inequalities indexes of Internet access and mobile phone ownership to measure use of ICT goods, accounting for the digital divide in Brazil. The inequality indexes are also split according to main determinants using four nationally representative survey data from 2005 to 2013. Results indicate that the digital divide among individuals is decreasing quite fast among Brazilians over time. However, there is room for policies of mass access to ICT goods based on mobile Internet broadband access. In addition, digital illiteracy, evaluated by lack of education, is one of the main determinants of the digital divide in the country, especially among elderly individuals.", "Addresses": "[Nishijima, Marislei] Univ Sao Paulo, Inst Int Relat, Av Prof Lucio Martins Rodrigues S-N,Trav 4-5, BR-05508020 Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil; [Ivanauskas, Terry Macedo; Sarti, Flavia Mori] Univ Sao Paulo, Ctr Interdisciplinary Res Complex Syst, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil", "Affiliations": "Universidade de Sao Paulo; Universidade de Sao Paulo", "Reprint Addresses": "Nishijima, M (corresponding author), Univ Sao Paulo, Inst Int Relat, Av Prof Lucio Martins Rodrigues S-N,Trav 4-5, BR-05508020 Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil.", "Email Addresses": "marislei@usp.br; tmivanus@usp.br; flamori@usp.br", "Researcher Ids": "Sarti, Flavia Mori/D-4767-2009; Nishijima, Marislei/H-2018-2013", "ORCIDs": "Sarti, Flavia Mori/0000-0003-2834-2005; Nishijima, Marislei/0000-0003-1162-7987", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 83.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 93.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 108.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 12.0, "End Page": 24.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Navío-Marco, J; Solórzano-García, M; Matilla-García, M; Urueña, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Navio-Marco, Julio; Solorzano-Garcia, Marta; Matilla-Garcia, Mariano; Uruena, Alberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Language as a key factor of long-term value creation in mergers and acquisitions in the telecommunications sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mergers and acquisitions; Long-term; Language; Value creation; Telecommunications; Abnormal returns", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; COUNTRY CHARACTERISTICS; CULTURAL-DIFFERENCES; ACQUIRING FIRMS; VALUATION; PERFORMANCE; INTEGRATION; COMPETITION; TRADE; INTERNATIONALIZATION", "Abstract": "This article analysed the long-term value creation or destruction in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the telecommunications sector and the role of language in these types of operations. After characterising the telecommunications market and discussing and selecting the most suitable long-term methodology, an econometric analysis of telecommunications M&A from 1995 to 2010 was conducted. The research focused on telephone companies or operators as the leading players in the sector. Based on this econometric analysis, we found clear evidence of value destruction (2000-2010) when the sector is analysed as a whole, and we found evidence of value creation when the companies involved use the same language. Different levels of value creation or value destruction were found, depending on the specific language of the operation. This econometric study is the first study devoted to long-term value creation in telecommunications after the liberalisation of the telecommunications market and the first study to quantitatively analyse the role of language in telecommunications M&A. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Navio-Marco, Julio; Solorzano-Garcia, Marta] UNED, Dept Business Org, Business Org, Madrid, Spain; [Matilla-Garcia, Mariano] UNED, Appl Econ, Madrid, Spain; [Uruena, Alberto] Tech Univ Madrid UPM, Dept Business Adm, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Navío-Marco, J (corresponding author), UNED, Fac CC Econ & Empresariales, Paseo Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jnavio@cee.uned.es; msolorzano@cee.uned.es; mmatilla@cee.uned.es; alberto.uruena@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Solórzano-García, Marta/M-8303-2017; URUEÑA LOPEZ, ALBERTO/AAL-5268-2021; MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/R-9286-2018; Matilla-Garcia, Mariano/H-8007-2015", "ORCIDs": "Solórzano-García, Marta/0000-0002-5318-7820; URUEÑA LOPEZ, ALBERTO/0000-0001-8866-882X; MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/0000-0001-5163-9777; Matilla-Garcia, Mariano/0000-0002-6007-3522", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 105.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1052.0, "End Page": 1063.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pérez, MAH; Alonso, JMO; López, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hidalgo Perez, Manuel A.; O'Kean Alonso, Jose Maria; Rodriguez Lopez, Jesus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Labor demand and ICT adoption in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Productivity; TFP; ICT; Education", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; SKILLED LABOR; ELASTICITY; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Spain is delayed in adopting information and communication technologies (ICT) and its productivity per hour worked presents a downward trend since the mid-90s. In this paper we argue that these two facts are related. Using the EU KLEMS dataset we test the capital-skill complementarity hypothesis in a cross-section of sectors in Spain. We find that the substitutability between workers and ICT assets falls as worker skill level rises, and that this feature holds across all sectors. Furthermore, the ICT assets are complementary with skilled workers. The fraction of workers employed with medium and high skills across sectors rose by 21% and 12%, respectively, to the disadvantage of low skilled workers, due to an adjustment within sectors more than to a composition effect between sectors. Finally, using a regression analysis, we conclude that some labor market institutions are likely behind the evolution of sectorial productivity and ICT investment in Spain. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hidalgo Perez, Manuel A.; O'Kean Alonso, Jose Maria; Rodriguez Lopez, Jesus] Univ Pablo de Olavide, Carretera Utrera Km 1, Seville 41013, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Pablo de Olavide", "Reprint Addresses": "López, JR (corresponding author), Univ Pablo de Olavide, Carretera Utrera Km 1, Seville 41013, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mhidper@upo.es; jmokean@upo.es; jrodlop@upo.es", "Researcher Ids": "Alonso, Jose Maria/C-9010-2012", "ORCIDs": "Rodriguez Lopez, Jesus/0000-0002-2482-2346", "Funding Orgs": "Proyecto Excelencia Junta de Andalucia [P14-SEJ-1512]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Proyecto Excelencia Junta de Andalucia(Junta de Andalucia)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank E. Alonso, M. Camacho, J.C. Conesa, G. Fernandez de Cordoba, M. Mas, and J.L. Torres for their helpful comments and suggestions. We acknowledge financial support from Proyecto Excelencia Junta de Andalucia P14-SEJ-1512.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 450.0, "End Page": 470.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cui, D; Wu, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cui, Di; Wu, Fang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Moral goodness and social orderliness: An analysis of the official media discourse about Internet governance in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; China; Internet governance; Official media discourse; Content analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION", "Abstract": "The rapid expansion of the Internet in China has seen a concomitant rise in government regulation. While most existing studies have approached this issue from a technical or institutional perspective, few have examined how China's official media discourses work to legitimize its Internet governance. Based on a content and discourse analysis of 301 articles published by China Communist Party's central mouthpiece, People's Daily (2000-2014), this study explores how Internet governance is discursively constituted and practiced in China. The findings suggest that China's state-run media consistently justifies Internet governance on the basis of moral goodness, personal security, and social stability. Over the years, official media discourse has changed from viewing the Internet as a technological space with potential moral and security concerns to treating it as a destabilizing field of contentions. The findings also demonstrate the ways in which China's Internet governance framework is evolving in step with the pace of technological change. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cui, Di; Wu, Fang] Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Sch Journalism & Commun, New Asia Coll, Rm415,Humanities Bldg, Shatin, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Chinese University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Wu, F (corresponding author), Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Sch Journalism & Commun, New Asia Coll, Rm415,Humanities Bldg, Shatin, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "cuidi2009@gmail.com; yvonne.fat@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 100.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 265.0, "End Page": 276.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Institutional and economic factors affecting the development of the Chinese cloud computing industry and market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud computing; Cloud service providers; China; Institutions; Externalities; Cyber-control", "Keywords Plus": "NATIONALISM; POLITICS", "Abstract": "Due to the Chinese government's mobilization of massive resources and entrepreneurial activities of foreign and local firms, the Chinese cloud computing industry and market are growing rapidly. A number of contradictory, conflicting, and paradoxical forces are shaping the Chinese cloud computing industry and market. This paper seeks to analyze these forces. It examines the importance of various economic linkages as well as formal and informal institutions in the development and utilization of the cloud in China and the emergence of country's cloud providers as global players. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ N Carolina, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA; [Kshetri, Nir] Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro; University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 113.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 116.0, "End Page": 129.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baek, JW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baek, Ji Won", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of the Internet and mobile services on urban household expenditures: The case of South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Almost ideal demand system (AIDS); Vector error correction model (VECM); Demand; Telecommunications; Elasticity; South Korea", "Keywords Plus": "IDEAL DEMAND SYSTEM; ERROR-CORRECTION; COINTEGRATION; CONSUMPTION; ELASTICITIES; MEAT", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the changes in the structure of the household expenditure on telecommunications services and its relationships with other existing expenditures in South Korea employing the average household monthly expenditure from 1998.Q1 to 2014.4Q. The linear approximate Almost Ideal Demand System (LA/AIDS) is implemented in both short-run and long-run models. The short-run relationship is estimated using a seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) with first differenced series of data, and the long run relationship is examined through a Vector Error Correction Model (VECM). Both sets of empirical results suggest that the household demand for telecommunications services is income inelastic over the whole analysis period, and the absolute value of the own price elasticity noticeably increased in the period of 2007.Q1-2014.Q4. Additionally, the estimations from the VECM LA/AIDS model suggest that the relationship between telecommunications services and other existing goods/services such as public transportations, cultural services, books and private education had a complementary relationship in the early period of the Internet and mobile services. However, a substitution relationship has tended to be reinforced after the Internet and mobile services came into widespread use. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Baek, Ji Won] Korea Telecom, Econ & Management Res Inst, 178 Sejong Daero, Seoul 110777, South Korea", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Baek, JW (corresponding author), Korea Telecom, Econ & Management Res Inst, 178 Sejong Daero, Seoul 110777, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "zhiyuan7@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Baek, Ji Won/0000-0003-1268-9725", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 22.0, "End Page": 38.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "van de Kaa, G; de Bruijn, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "van de Kaa, Geerten; de Bruijn, Hans", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Platforms and incentives for consensus building on complex ICT systems: The development of WiFi", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT platforms; Organizational hiccups; Governance; Incentives for consensus building", "Keywords Plus": "GOVERNANCE NETWORKS; STANDARDS; COMPETITION; COMPATIBILITY; STRATEGIES; INNOVATION; BATTLES", "Abstract": "This paper studies the organizational hiccups that can occur during the development of technological platforms for complex ICT systems and focuses on an important part of the ICT ecosystem; committees that develop common ICT platforms. Given the diverging interests of the parties involved, it is surprising that consensus is usually reached in these committees. A case study of the development of IEEE 802.11 is conducted which is presented as an emergent phenomenon. IEEE 802.11 is a typical example of a highly successful technological platform that encountered several organizational glitches during its development, but eventually achieved widespread market dominance. This study examines these glitches and proposes strategies to overcome them by using concepts from the governance literature. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[van de Kaa, Geerten; de Bruijn, Hans] Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "van de Kaa, G (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "g.vandekaa@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 580.0, "End Page": 589.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Reinau, KH; Harder, H; Weber, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Reinau, Kristian Hegner; Harder, Henrik; Weber, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The SMS-GPS-Trip method: A new method for collecting trip information in travel behavior research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "GPS tracking; SMS technology; Experience sampling methods; Travel behavior; GIS", "Keywords Plus": "DIARY; LOCATIONS; MOBILITY; TRACKING; TIME; TOOL", "Abstract": "This article presents a new method for collecting travel behavior data, based on a combination of GPS tracking and SMS technology, coined the SMS-GPS-Trip method. The state-of-the-art method for collecting data for activity based traffic models is a combination of travel diaries and GPS tracking data, an approach which is not well suited for capturing data on experiences surrounding trips. Currently increasing research is being done on how to incorporate such data in traffic models, and there is therefore a need for a method, which is suited to collect such data. The new method presented in this article builds on ideas from experience sampling methods (ESM) and it is well suited specifically for collecting such experience data. Given the use of SMS technology, this method makes it possible to reach a wide range of respondents. The usefulness of the new method is proven on a theoretical level and illustrated in practice through a case study. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Reinau, Kristian Hegner] Aalborg Univ, Dept Dev & Planning, DK-9000 Aalborg, Denmark; [Harder, Henrik; Weber, Michael] Aalborg Univ, Dept Architecture Design & Media Technol, DK-9000 Aalborg, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Aalborg University; Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Reinau, KH (corresponding author), Aalborg Univ, Dept Dev & Planning, Vestre Havnepromenade 5, DK-9000 Aalborg, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "reinau@plan.aau.dk; Hhar@create.aau.dk; Miwe@create.aau.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 363.0, "End Page": 373.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Political Economies of Media: The Transformation of the Global Media Industries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nicholls, Rob] Univ New S Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of New South Wales Sydney", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), Univ New S Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "r.nicholls@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 7.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1185.0, "End Page": 1187.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000020", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gao, XD; Gerst, M; Sun, RL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gao, Xudong; Gerst, Martina; Sun, Rongling", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Understanding MNEs' decline in the adoption of locally developed technology standard in China: A positioning and cognitive perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multinational enterprises; Technology standard; TD-SCDMA; Positioning perspective; Cognitive perspective", "Keywords Plus": "TD-SCDMA; MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS; DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES; INNOVATION; INSTITUTIONS; MANAGEMENT; INDUSTRY; MARKET; MODEL", "Abstract": "Asian countries are becoming more and more active in participating technology standard development. In this paper we study the impact of this change on multinational enterprises (MNEs) using the case of TD-SCDIVIA, an international technology standard of 3G mobile communications. During the development of this technology standard, MNEs' market share dropped dramatically. A major contribution of this study is analyzing the underlying mechanism governing MNEs' interpreting TD-SCDMA as a threat rather than an opportunity by integrating two streams of literature. We also discuss the possible strategies for MNEs to maintain their market leadership position when local firms are able to lead international technology standard development. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gao, Xudong] Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China; [Gerst, Martina; Sun, Rongling] Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Tsinghua University; Tsinghua University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, XD (corresponding author), Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "gaoxudong@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71272020, 71121001]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Dr. Erik Bohlin, the special issue editors, and the anonymous reviewers, and the support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71272020, 71121001).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 878.0, "End Page": 889.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yoonaidharma, S; Bunaramrueang, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yoonaidharma, Sudharma; Bunaramrueang, Piyabutr", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Moving forward with future technologies: Opening a platform for all", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Yoonaidharma, Sudharma; Bunaramrueang, Piyabutr] Univ Thai Chamber Commerce, Sch Law, Bangkok 10400, Thailand", "Affiliations": "University Thai Chamber Commerce", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoonaidharma, S (corresponding author), Univ Thai Chamber Commerce, Sch Law, 126-1 Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd, Bangkok 10400, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 659.0, "End Page": 661.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hou, LY; Valcke, P; Stevens, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hou, Liyang; Valcke, Peggy; Stevens, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can open internet access be imposed upon European CATV networks?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cable television network; Regulation; Broadband; Access regulation; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS", "Abstract": "Broadband over cable television networks has become a growing force on the retail market in the EU. Thus, a debate has always been raised whether cable television networks should also be subject to open internet access obligations as PSTN and fibre. This article aims to share its view from a legal perspective. In order to do so, it conducts a survey of the current regulatory measures on broadband over cable television networks within the 27 EU Member States, and then carries out an in-depth legal analysis on Member States that attempted to regulate broadband over cable television networks. The conclusion is that broadband over cable television networks is currently deregulated, and will probably remain so in the future. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hou, Liyang] Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ, Koguan Law Sch, Shanghai 200240, Peoples R China; [Valcke, Peggy; Stevens, David] Katholieke Univ Leuven, Fac Law, Interdisciplinary Ctr Law, B-3000 Louvain, Belgium; [Valcke, Peggy; Stevens, David] Katholieke Univ Leuven, ICT, ICRI, B-3000 Louvain, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Shanghai Jiao Tong University; KU Leuven; KU Leuven", "Reprint Addresses": "Hou, LY (corresponding author), Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ, Koguan Law Sch, Dongchuan Rd 800, Shanghai 200240, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "liyang.hou@sjtu.edu.cn; peggy.valcke@law.kuleuven.be; david.stevens@law.kuleuven.be", "Researcher Ids": "; Hou, Liyang/B-9856-2015", "ORCIDs": "Valcke, Peggy/0000-0002-8456-430X; Hou, Liyang/0000-0003-3762-3060", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 970.0, "End Page": 980.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Xiong, YP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon; Xiong, Yupeng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic implications of a co-investment scheme for FTTH/PON architectures", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Co-investment; Network sharing; FTTH; PON; Cost model", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Due to the high costs associated with the deployment of the passive infrastructure of PITH networks, a few alternative operators have pondered the possibility of making co-investments based on a network sharing model. The purpose of this article is to explore economic aspects of a co-investment scheme for present and future FTTH/PON architectures. The article describes the cost reductions that can be achieved when a co-investment scheme is used, as well as the relationship between market shares and the cost per home connected. A cost model was employed to calculate the investment per home passed and the investment per home connected. The investment per home passed for an alternative operator indicates significant cost reductions when a co-investment scheme is used. On the other hand, the results show that when the incumbent's market share is equal or higher than the total market share of all the alternative operators that share the network infrastructure, the investment per home connected for an alternative operator is higher than that for the incumbent operator. Moreover, to be cost competitive with the incumbent operator, the necessary market share that each alternative operator should achieve is much lower than that of the incumbent operator. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon; Xiong, Yupeng] Huawei Technol, Western European Dept, D-40574 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Huawei Technologies", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Huawei Technol, Western European Dept, Seestern 24, D-40574 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 849.0, "End Page": 860.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Vries, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Vries, J. Pierre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Optimizing receiver performance using harm claim thresholds", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Interference; Radio; Receivers; Regulation; Rights; Spectrum; Wireless", "Keywords Plus": "RECEPTION; RIGHTS", "Abstract": "More and more systems need to be squeezed together in frequency, space and time in order to satisfy the growth in demand for radio services. However, greater proximity increases the risk of service breakdowns caused both by poor interference tolerance in receivers and by inappropriate signals radiated by transmitters. In order to maximize the value of radio operation, a system view that facilitates trade-offs between receiver and transmitter performance is required. However, radio operation has traditionally been regulated using limits on transmitters, with few if any explicit constraints on receivers. This paper brings receivers into the regulatory picture by using harm claim thresholds, that is, interfering signal levels set by the regulator or spectrum manager that have to be exceeded before a receiving system operator can claim harmful interference; the specification of receiver performance (aka receiver standards) is left to manufacturers and operators. The paper explains how harm claim thresholds would be defined from both radio engineering and regulatory perspectives, and outlines how parameter values can be derived for television service and for a new allocation with cellular service in the adjacent band. Harm claim thresholds benefit both radio system operators and regulators by providing greater clarity about the entitlements that are entailed in assignments. They reduce business risk, and allow regulators to delegate both engineering design and boundary adjustment decisions to operators, thus allowing market forces to work more efficiently. These attributes will be particularly useful in bands with many, diverse and rapidly changing services and devices. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "de Vries, JP (corresponding author), Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Wolf Law Bldg,401 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pierredv@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 757.0, "End Page": 771.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Beltrán, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Beltran, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Using the economics of platforms to understand the broadband-based market formation in the New Zealand Ultra-Fast Broadband Network", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "New Zealand broadband national initiative; Open access platform; Price structure; Layer-1 services; Wholesale layer-2 services; Two-sided platforms; Cross-network effects", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The government of New Zealand is currently building a nation-wide fibre-optics network, a project known as the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) initiative. The UFB network will cover 75 percent of New Zealanders over 10 years and will cost NZD $1.5 billion to the New Zealand government. The technical and economic characteristics of the new network will have a deep impact on the current landscape of the telecommunications markets. Institutional arrangements are in place for the development of the New Zealand's UFB: a government-owned agency, Crown Fibre Holdings (CFH); private investors who jointly with CFH own the Local Fibre Companies (LFCs) which will operate the UFB; and Retail Service Providers (RSP) that will provide end-user services by purchasing wholesale services to the LFCs. Relying on a normative economics approach that uses recent advances in the theory of platform-based markets with cross-network effects - also known as theory of two-sided platforms - the paper proposes a novel view of the way markets over the UFB will unfold. On one hand, the theory is used to explain the rationale behind regulatory decisions already made and their effect on the development of UFB-based markets for contents and services. Such analysis is followed, on the other hand, by the introduction of a simple taxonomy for the RSPs which provides the framework to argue about the most likely scenarios for service deployment and competition to develop over the UFB. The analytical framework reveals that the UFB ecosystem will be fraught with cross-network externalities which are the basis for regulatory decisions already adopted and the source of particular forms of strategic behavior adopted by the UFB-based market innovators. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Auckland, ISOM Dept, Sch Business, Auckland 1, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "University of Auckland", "Reprint Addresses": "Beltrán, F (corresponding author), Univ Auckland, ISOM Dept, Sch Business, 12 Grafton Rd,OGGB Off 472, Auckland 1, New Zealand.", "Email Addresses": "f.beltran@auckland.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "Beltran, Fernando/AAH-4595-2021", "ORCIDs": "Beltran, Fernando/0000-0003-4091-5814", "Funding Orgs": "UoA Business School Research Office [362701]", "Funding Name Preferred": "UoA Business School Research Office", "Funding Text": "This work has been partially supported by the UoA Business School Research Office Grant 362701. The author wants to thank Martin Kneeshaw, Glenn Woroch, and Fan Jiang for insightful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 724.0, "End Page": 735.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ceccobelli, M; Gitto, S; Mancuso, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ceccobelli, M.; Gitto, S.; Mancuso, P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT capital and labour productivity growth: A non-parametric analysis of 14 OECD countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Economic growth; Labour productivity; Bootstrap; Convergence", "Keywords Plus": "DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; EFFICIENCY; CONVERGENCE; POLICY; OUTPUT; DEA", "Abstract": "This paper uses a new set of country data for 14 countries, members of the OECD, and a non-parametric approach to provide new evidence on the impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on labour productivity growth between 1995 and 2005. For the first time, in the present paper a bootstrap approach for the decomposition of labour productivity change, proposed by Kumar and Russell (2002), is employed. This approach permits to conduct statistical inference on the parameters of interest, and to analyse the effects of ICT technologies on capital accumulation. The results confirm the role of Id T as a general purpose technology that needs organisational and business process changes to fully exploit its growth opportunities. The paper also finds out, by applying a non-parametric test, that ICT technologies positively contribute to the generation of convergence clubs in the evolution of labour productivity. Finally, the empirical evidence offers some basic guidance for future policy intervention in supporting ICT capital investments. (c) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ceccobelli, M.; Gitto, S.; Mancuso, P.] Univ Roma Tor Vergata, Dipartimento Ingn Impresa, Fac Ingn, I-00133 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Rome Tor Vergata", "Reprint Addresses": "Mancuso, P (corresponding author), Univ Roma Tor Vergata, Dipartimento Ingn Impresa, Fac Ingn, Via Politecn 1, I-00133 Rome, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "ceccobelli@dii.uniroma2.it; simone.gitto@uniroma2.it; paolo.mancuso@uniroma2.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gitto, Simone/0000-0002-0646-7854; Mancuso, Paolo/0000-0003-2249-2766", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 88.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 94.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 59.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 282.0, "End Page": 292.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kiiza, B; Pederson, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kiiza, Barnabas; Pederson, Glenn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT-based market information and adoption of agricultural seed technologies: Insights from Uganda", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Market information; Agricultural technology; Impact evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "PROPENSITY-SCORE", "Abstract": "Access to ICT-based market information is crucial to the adoption of agricultural seed technologies for maize, beans and groundnut and to improve smallholder farmer yields and income. This ICT-based market information is provided by FM radio stations and by market information centers through media such as mobile phones and internet facilities, etc. Factors that positively affect the probability of access to ICT-based market information include access to microfinance loans, membership in a farmer association, government awareness campaigns, and wealth. Distance to the trading centers or district capital negatively affects this access. The likelihood of access to ICT-based market information declines with female-headed households. Access to market information has a positive and significant impact on the intensity of adopting improved seed for all crops. Adoption of improved seed has a positive and significant effect on farm yields and gross farm returns. This research shows that in order to generate meaningful improvements in food security and farm incomes, there must be commensurate efforts to promote ICT-based market information along with yield-augmenting agricultural seed technologies. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Pederson, Glenn] Univ Minnesota, Dept Appl Econ, St Paul, MN 55108 USA; [Kiiza, Barnabas] Makerere Univ, Kampala, Uganda", "Affiliations": "University of Minnesota System; University of Minnesota Twin Cities; Makerere University", "Reprint Addresses": "Pederson, G (corresponding author), Univ Minnesota, Dept Appl Econ, 1994 Buford Ave, St Paul, MN 55108 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bkiiza@agric.mak.ac.ug; pederson@umn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 59.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 63.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 253.0, "End Page": 259.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What makes consumers use VoIP over mobile phones? Free riding or consumerization of new service", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile VoIP; Adoption; Consumer behavior; Convergence services; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "ACCEPTANCE; INTENTION; BEHAVIOR; QUALITY", "Abstract": "Consumer acceptance of technological innovations is crucial to marketing strategy and policy development. This study analyzes consumer behaviors in mobile voice over Internet protocol (mVoIP), focusing on the antecedents of consumers' intentions. Using a context-specific extension of the Technology Acceptance Model, mVoIP acceptance was investigated based on the salient belief of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and facilitating factors. The results show that quality factors of mVoIP significantly influence the usefulness and ease of use, which subsequently affect the adoption of the technology. Call and service quality were found to be significant factors, followed by mobility and coverage. The policy and managerial implications of mVoIP are discussed based on the model. In conclusion, this study provides in-depth analysis and heuristic data on the consumer drivers, market dynamics, and policy implication within the mVoIP ecosystem. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul 110745, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myeongnyun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea; Korean Government [NRF-2010-B00171, NRF-2011-330-B00225]; Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC [NIPA-2011-(C1090-1121-0008)]; WCU (World Class University) through the National Research Foundation of Korea; Ministry of Education, Science and Technology [R31-2008-000-10062-0]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Korean Government(Korean Government); Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC(Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy (MOTIE), Republic of Korea); WCU (World Class University) through the National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2010-B00171; NRF-2011-330-B00225). This research was supported by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea under ITRC NIPA-2011-(C1090-1121-0008). This study was supported by WCU (World Class University) program through the National Research Foundation of Korea funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (Grant no. R31-2008-000-10062-0).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 33.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 311.0, "End Page": 323.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sadowski, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sadowski, Bert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Economics of Digital Markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Sadowski, Bert] Tech Univ Eindhoven, NL-5600 MB Eindhoven, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Eindhoven University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Sadowski, B (corresponding author), Tech Univ Eindhoven, POB 513, NL-5600 MB Eindhoven, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "b.m.sadowski@tue.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 155.0, "End Page": 158.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "van Eijk, N; Poort, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "van Eijk, Nico; Poort, Joost", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service and disabled people", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Disabled people; Relay services; European regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The EU regulatory framework enacted 25 May 2011 has the objective to provide functionally equal access to telecommunication services for disabled persons. What are the rules, who are the target groups, and what obstacles do they face when using various telecommunication services? And what arrangements do exist in a selected group of six EU Member States to remove these obstacles? Recommendations include the introduction of a more market-oriented approach, independent of specific networks. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[van Eijk, Nico] Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law IViR, NL-1012 WX Amsterdam, Netherlands; [Poort, Joost] SEO Econ Res, Regulat & Competit Policy, Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "van Eijk, N (corresponding author), Kloveniersburgwal 48, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "vaneijk@ivir.nl; j.p.poort@uva.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Poort, Joost/0000-0003-4611-8816", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 12.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 85.0, "End Page": 95.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.022", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT as a source of economic growth in the information age: Empirical evidence from the 1996-2005 period", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT penetration; Economic growth; Technology diffusion; Internet; Mobile phones; Personal computers", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; MOBILE; DIFFUSION; STANDARDS; IMPACT; ENTRY", "Abstract": "This paper examines the hypothesis that ICT penetration has positive effects on economic growth. On theoretical grounds, this paper discusses three channels through which ICT penetration can affect growth: (i) fostering technology diffusion and innovation; (ii) enhancing the quality of decision-making by firms and households; and (iii) increasing demand and reducing production costs, which together raises the output level. This paper conducts three empirical exercises to provide a comprehensive documentation of the role of ICT as a source of growth in the 1996-2005 period. The first exercise shows that growth in 1996-2005 improved relative to the previous two decades and experienced a very significant structural change. The second exercise uses the traditional cross-country regression method to identify a strong association between ICT penetration and growth during 1996-2005, controlling for other potential growth drivers and country-fixed effects. The third exercise uses the system Generalized Method of Moment (GMM) for dynamic panel data analysis to tease out the causal link between ICE penetration and growth. This analysis also shows that, for the average country, the marginal effect of the penetration of internet users was larger than that of mobile phones, which in turn is larger than that of personal computers. The marginal effect of ICE penetration, however, lessens as the penetration increases. This paper points out several policy implications drawn from its analyses and findings. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore 259772, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, KM (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, 469C Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 259772, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 262.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 281.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 81.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 357.0, "End Page": 372.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chuang, YF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chuang, Yi-Fei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Pull-and-suck effects in Taiwan mobile phone subscribers switching intentions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Switching intention; Pull effects; Suck effects; Habits; Alternative attractiveness", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER RETENTION; PAST BEHAVIOR; SERVICE; SATISFACTION; LOYALTY; HABIT; BARRIERS; TRUST; COSTS; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper uses a binary logit model to investigate the factors that influence subscribers to stay or migrate based on the competitive nature of Taiwan's mobile phone industry and subscribers' habit formation regarding service providers. The results show that subscribers' satisfaction, switching costs, and habit strength negatively influence switching intentions, constituting a sucking effect that motivates subscribers to stay with their original providers. Alternative attractiveness, on the other hand, positively influences switching intentions, comprising a pulling effect that encourages subscribers to migrate to other providers. In spite of the promotional benefits offered by new service providers, Taiwanese mobile phone subscribers generally remain with their original providers. For instance, when subscribers perceive that there are no significant influences between service satisfaction and switching costs associated with different providers, what encourages subscribers to stay with their original providers is habit strength. Oftentimes, it is difficult for subscribers with strong habits to be attracted by promotions offered by alternative service providers. Because the concepts of suck-and-pull effects or habit-and-competition forces are infrequently studied, this paper explores these concepts and attempts to fill the void. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Ming Chuan Univ, Dept Business Adm, Taipei 111, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Ming Chuan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chuang, YF (corresponding author), Ming Chuan Univ, Dept Business Adm, 250,Sect 5,Chung Shan N Rd, Taipei 111, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "yfchuang@mail.mcu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation in Taiwan [NSC 96-2416-H-130-003]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation in Taiwan", "Funding Text": "The author thanks the anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and comments. This research was supported in finance by the National Science Foundation in Taiwan (NSC 96-2416-H-130-003).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 53.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 59.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 128.0, "End Page": 140.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Sungho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Consolidation of public safety wireless networks: An options-based economic analysis of numerous scenarios", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Public safety wireless network; Consolidation; Exploratory modeling; Real option analysis; Feasibility study; Public-private partnership", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Korean National Emergency Management Agency proposed to replace existing public safety wireless networks of 46 agencies with a nation-wide consolidated network. This study compares the public-private partnership alternative of sharing a network with the conventional alternative of building a government autonomous network. Using exploratory modeling and real option analysis which compute path-dependent values (including network effects and switching costs) of all the plausible sequential incremental investments against a wide range of future states, this study has designed adaptive investment strategies (start robust, then adapt) which start in the highest pay-off area, and then make investment decisions about whether to expand or switch to lower pay-off areas, based on an updated information of technology prospects and the previous-stage performances of inter-agency operational effectiveness and public-private partnership. This case study has demonstrated that well-designed adaptive investments will enhance long-term values and reduce downfalls arising from public-private partnership. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Samsung Econ Res Inst, Technol & Ind Dept, Seoul 137072, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Samsung", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, S (corresponding author), Samsung Econ Res Inst, Technol & Ind Dept, 1321-15 Seocho 2 Dong, Seoul 137072, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "slee1009@seri.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 91.0, "End Page": 101.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ren, W; Zhu, XW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ren, Wei; Zhu, Xiaowen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The age-based digital divides in China: Trends and socioeconomic differentials (2010-2020)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Age -based digital divide; Internet importance; Physical access; Learning -oriented use; Longitudinal analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET USE; OLDER-ADULTS; ACCESS; INEQUALITIES; ONLINE; USAGE; EDUCATION; MOBILE; GENDER; MODEL", "Abstract": "The age-based digital divide is emerging as a major challenge with the integrated development of population aging and digital transformation. This study examines the dynamics of multifaceted age-based digital divides (perceived Internet importance, Internet access, and learning-oriented Internet use) as well as their socioeconomic differentials (urban-rural residence, gender, and education). Using longitudinal data from China Family Panel Survey (CFPS) from 2010 to 2020, the study found that despite increases in perceived importance and physical access, learningoriented use showed a downward trend. Moreover, the age-based divides regarding importance and access persisted over time while the divides in learning-oriented use by age fluctuated, and these dynamics varied across different social groups. The largest difference was observed between high-educated and low-educated groups: while the age-based divides in perceived importance and access have widened among the low-educated, these gaps have been bridged among the higheducated populations. For the usage gap, this contrasting developmental trend was only observed between middle-aged and young people, but not for the elderly.", "Addresses": "[Ren, Wei] Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Journalism & New Media, Xian, Peoples R China; [Zhu, Xiaowen] Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Humanities & Social Sci, Xian, Peoples R China; [Zhu, Xiaowen] Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Humanities & Social Sci, Dept Sociol, 28 Xianning West Rd, Xian, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Xi'an Jiaotong University; Xi'an Jiaotong University; Xi'an Jiaotong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhu, XW (corresponding author), Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Humanities & Social Sci, Dept Sociol, 28 Xianning West Rd, Xian, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xwzhu@xjtu.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Foundation of China [22BSH055]; China Postdoctoral Science Foundation [2023M742808]; China National Postdoctoral Research Funding [GZB20230579]; Shaanxi Provincial Postdoctoral Research Grant; Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities at Xi'an Jiaotong University", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Foundation of China(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences); China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(China Postdoctoral Science Foundation); China National Postdoctoral Research Funding; Shaanxi Provincial Postdoctoral Research Grant; Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities at Xi'an Jiaotong University", "Funding Text": "We sincerely thank the editor and the anonymous reviewers for their thoughtful suggestions, which greatly improved the quality of the research. We also thank Dr. Xiaolei Miao for his advice in data analysis. This work is supported by National Social Science Foundation of China (No. 22BSH055) , the 74th General Funding of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (No. 2023M742808) , the China National Postdoctoral Research Funding (No. GZB20230579) , the Shaanxi Provincial Postdoctoral Research Grant and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities at Xi'an Jiaotong University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102716.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2024.102716", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ON4C0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001207930400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Webb, W; Medeisis, A; Minervini, LF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Webb, William; Medeisis, Arturas; Minervini, Leo Fulvio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evolved spectrum usage rights: A catalyst for liberal spectrum management reform", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Radio spectrum management; Evolved spectrum usage rights (eSUR); Flexible spectrum use; Spectrum property rights", "Keywords Plus": "SERVICES; ACCESS; SYSTEM", "Abstract": "Radio spectrum is critically important to the functioning of modern society but is a scarce resource in great demand. Ideally, it should be allocated to the most valuable uses in a country and used as intensively as possible. Yet, we are far from this, with spectrum use entrenched for decades and much of spectrum unused for much of the time. Changing usage is typically bureaucratic and glacially slow compared to the speed of innovation. That is, the promise of spectrum management reforms has not been delivered so far. We promulgate and endorse the earlier views that the key elements needed to progress with spectrum liberalisation are fully flexible spectrum property rights where the use can be changed by the licence holder subject to interference constraints, improved conditions for secondary trading to enable change of ownership, and the lightest touch regulatory intervention. We propose and explain a comprehensive policy framework based on the concept of Evolved Spectrum Usage Rights (eSUR) that enables change of use and innovation that can apply to all exclusive spectrum licensing. We elaborate on this to discuss a practical path and roadmap to the future to realise a world where spectrum can deliver much greater value than currently. The proposed policy measures apply predominantly to commercial spectrum, but some elements might also help with public sector spectrum.", "Addresses": "[Webb, William] Access Partnership, London SW1E 6QT, England; [Medeisis, Arturas] Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Dept Comp Sci & Commun Technol, LT-10223 Vilnius, Lithuania; [Minervini, Leo Fulvio] Univ Macerata, Dept Econ & Law, I-62100 Macerata, Italy", "Affiliations": "Vilnius Gediminas Technical University; University of Macerata", "Reprint Addresses": "Medeisis, A (corresponding author), Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Dept Comp Sci & Commun Technol, LT-10223 Vilnius, Lithuania.", "Email Addresses": "william.webb@accesspartnership.com; arturas.medeisis@vilniustech.lt; leofulvio.minervini@unimc.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102715.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2024.102715", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OL9P9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001207549800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, MS; Kim, J; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Min Sung; Kim, Junghwan; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Korea's leadership in 5G and beyond: Footprints and futures", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Korea; Mobile networks; 5G; Leadership; Topic modeling; Korean government", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Korean government has played a crucial role in the development of advanced mobile networks, including 5G. Korea became the first country in the world to not only launch a nationwide 5G network but also to commercialize 5G services. In addition to looking at the steps toward 5G related developments in Korea, this study used Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) topic modeling analysis to examine how 5G-related discourse was formed in the media after its commercialization. As a result of analyzing news articles in the Korean press with 5G as the main keyword, a total of five topics were derived. Intriguingly, most topics contained several new articles related to government policies. Considering the characteristics of the mobile network industry-e.g. as an industry that receives licenses from the government-this result suggests that 5G-related issues are closely related to government policies. Our topic modeling results confirm that the interventionist promotion policy of the Korean government which acted as a catalyst for technology and business innovation played an important role in Korea's 5G leadership.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Min Sung; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Kim, Junghwan] Pukyong Natl Univ, Media Sch, Busan, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Pukyong National University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2023-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973) , and by the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2023-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102613.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102613", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "T7UM2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001079997000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Escobar, J; Epstein, R; Correa, J; Gidi, P; Markovits, J; Epstein, N; Montenegro, Y; Turkieltaub, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Escobar, Juan; Epstein, Rafael; Correa, Jose; Gidi, Pamela; Markovits, Jozsef; Epstein, Natalie; Montenegro, Yerko; Turkieltaub, Abner", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The 5G spectrum auction in Chile", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum auctions; 5G", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In 2021, the Chilean government implemented a first-price package auction to allocate elec-tromagnetic spectrum for 5G mobile services. The auction was run sequentially for different spectrum bands, allowing firms to exploit band complementarities. It was a combinatorial auction, so firms could bid for any combination of blocks within a band. It contemplated spectrum caps - upper limits on the spectrum for each firm - to ensure competitiveness. The beauty contests used in previous processes became obsolete, as there was a need to promote competitiveness and transparency in the telecommunication sector. Four incumbents and one potential entrant participated in the auction. The auction raised more than USD $450 million, which was six times more than the sum of the revenues of all previous contests in the country. We discuss this experience and show how different aspects of the context justified our design choices.", "Addresses": "[Escobar, Juan; Epstein, Rafael; Correa, Jose; Epstein, Natalie] Univ Chile, Dept Ingn Ind, Santiago, Chile; [Gidi, Pamela; Markovits, Jozsef] Minist Transporte & Telecomunicac, Gobierno De Chile, Chile; [Epstein, Natalie] Harvard Univ, Harvard Business Sch, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Montenegro, Yerko] Minist Hacienda, Direcc Presupuesto, Gobierno De Chile, Chile; [Turkieltaub, Abner] Univ British Columbia, Dept Comp Sci, Vancouver, BC, Canada", "Affiliations": "Universidad de Chile; Harvard University; University of British Columbia", "Reprint Addresses": "Epstein, N (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Harvard Business Sch, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nepstein@hbs.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Correa, Jose/M-1870-2014", "ORCIDs": "Correa, Jose/0000-0002-3012-7622", "Funding Orgs": "Chilean Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunication (MTT); Institute for Research in Market Imperfections and Public Policy, MIPP [ANID ICS13002]; Institute of Complex Engineering Systems [AFB 220003]; Center for Mathematical Modeling [FB210005]; Information and Computation in Market Design (ANID) [ACT210005]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Chilean Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunication (MTT); Institute for Research in Market Imperfections and Public Policy, MIPP; Institute of Complex Engineering Systems; Center for Mathematical Modeling; Information and Computation in Market Design (ANID)", "Funding Text": "This work was mainly funded by the Chilean Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunication (MTT) , the Institute for Research in Market Imperfections and Public Policy, MIPP (ANID ICS13002) , the Institute of Complex Engineering Systems (AFB 220003) , the Center for Mathematical Modeling (FB210005) , and the grant Information and Computation in Market Design (ANID ACT210005) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 15.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102580.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102580", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1EK1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048136300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ndoya, H; Okere, D; Belomo, ML; Atangana, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ndoya, Hermann; Okere, Donald; Belomo, Marie Laure; Atangana, Melissa", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does ICTs decrease the spread of informal economy in Africa?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICTs; Informal economy; Africa; GMM", "Keywords Plus": "FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; MODERNIZATION THEORY; SHADOW ECONOMY; PANEL-DATA; EMPLOYMENT; SYSTEMS; ACCESS; SECTOR", "Abstract": "This paper assesses the effect of information and communication technologies (ICTs) on the informal economy. We applied the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) on a sample of 45 African countries from 2000 to 2017. According to the findings, the use of ICTs (mobile phone and internet) decreases the spread of the informal economy in Africa. These results are robust to a battery of robustness checks. Furthermore, the results of the mediation analysis show that the effect of ICTs on the informal economy is mediated by financial development, human capital and control of corruption. From a policy perspective, we suggest a quantitative and qualitative consolidation of technological infrastructures, for a sustainable mitigation of the rise of informal sector in Africa.", "Addresses": "[Ndoya, Hermann; Okere, Donald; Belomo, Marie Laure] Univ Dschang Cameroon, Dept Econ Policy Anal, Dschang, Cameroon; [Ndoya, Hermann] ECA Young Economists Network ECA YEN, Dschang, Cameroon; [Atangana, Melissa] Univ Yaounde II Soa, Fac Econ & Management, Yaounde, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Ndoya, H (corresponding author), Univ Dschang Cameroon, Dept Econ Policy Anal, Dschang, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "heunannondoyc@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Ndoya, Hermann/0000-0001-9989-4267", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102485.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102485", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "G9UI9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000992516700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lundgren, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lundgren, Bjorn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An unrealistic and undesirable alternative to the right to be forgotten", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Privacy; The right to privacy; The right to be forgotten; Opacity; Transparency; Manipulation; Social norms", "Keywords Plus": "PRIVACY", "Abstract": "In their Cosi fan tutte: A better approach than the right to be forgotten, Martha Garcia-Murillo and Ian MacInnes (2018) present an alternative to the right to be forgotten. It mainly consists of changing social norms to a more open and transparent society and improving anti-discrimination laws. In this reply, I challenge their suggestions both empirically and normatively, arguing that they cannot achieve what they set-out; that their analysis of privacy and the right to be forgotten misses important aspects that go beyond discrimination; and that we have a shared interest in allowing individuals to live a partly opaque life.", "Addresses": "[Lundgren, Bjorn] Univ Utrecht, Dept Philosophy & Religious Studies, Utrecht, Netherlands; [Lundgren, Bjorn] Inst Futures Studies, Stockholm, Sweden; [Lundgren, Bjorn] Stockholm Univ, Dept Philosophy, Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Utrecht University; Stockholm University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lundgren, B (corresponding author), Univ Utrecht, Dept Philosophy & Religious Studies, Utrecht, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "b.a.lundgren@uu.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Gravitation programme of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) [024.004.031]; Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science; Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) [024.004.031]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Gravitation programme of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO); Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science; Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)(Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO))", "Funding Text": "This work is part of the research programme Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies, which is funded through the Gravitation programme of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO grant number 024.004.031) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102446.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102446", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L4VG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923780400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Savunen, T; Hämmäinen, H; Kilkki, K; Kekolahti, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Savunen, Tapio; Hammainen, Heikki; Kilkki, Kalevi; Kekolahti, Pekka", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of mobile network operators in next-generation public safety services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile network operator; Public safety; Business model; 4G; 5G; Mobile broadband", "Keywords Plus": "BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION", "Abstract": "Field of research: This research is in the field of public safety communications in mobile broadband 4G/5G networks. The focus is on mobile network operators and their business opportunities in the public safety market.Purpose: The purpose of this research is to provide a review of ongoing public safety mobile broadband projects in which mobile operators play a key role. In addition, a business model analysis is presented to determine the role of mobile operators in these projects. A comparison of the two key business models is also included to reveal their general characteristics.Methods and data: The research used a qualitative method, an inductive case study. This method was used to draw general conclusions from a small number of case studies based on ongoing public safety mobile broadband projects. The Casadesus-Masanell and Ricart framework and the business model canvas were used to analyse and compare the two key business models discussed. Data were collected from a variety of sources, including company reports, press releases, inter-national events and conferences, and selected interviews with managers in charge.Findings: The results show that mobile operators have new business opportunities in the public safety market. Their existing mobile networks can be used for public safety services with certain enhancements. Within existing projects, mobile operators have different business models. The two analysed models were found to require different resources and offer different business op-portunities for mobile operators. Procurement authorities responsible for selecting business models are encouraged to pay attention to the choice of model based on, for example, strategic objectives.Value: Very little research has been done on the business opportunities of mobile operators in the public safety market. In this area, this study lays the groundwork for new research. Procurement authorities can use the results when deciding on the business model. Mobile operators can benefit from these results by better understanding their own roles in public safety projects and when assessing the business opportunities of a particular project.", "Addresses": "[Savunen, Tapio; Hammainen, Heikki; Kilkki, Kalevi; Kekolahti, Pekka] Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Informat & Commun Engn, Espoo, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Savunen, T (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Informat & Commun Engn, Espoo, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "tapio.savunen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102489.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102489", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8E5GE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000919000800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Amassaghrou, S; Gutiérrez-Hita, C; Zhukova, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Amassaghrou, Soumaya; Gutierrez-Hita, Carlos; Zhukova, Vita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An assessment of the liberalization and the evolution of competition in the Moroccan mobile market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Moroccan mobile market; Liberalization; Privatization; Competitiveness; Market Shares", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TERMINATION; DIFFUSION; SERVICES", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the liberalization process of the Moroccan mobile market since the beginning of the 21 st century. Our database ranges from 2004 to the end of 2020. First, operators' market shares are presented and analysed. Second, we build concentration indexes and other indicators of competitiveness. Finally, we conduct an econometric analysis to determine the extent to which regulatory measures, privatization, market structure and the population dimension determine market shares. Overall, we can argue that, although concentration remains high, the market has become more competitive since the liberalization process began. The statistical analysis and the econometric assessment show that the entrance of the third operator made the market more competitive. Indeed, there is evidence that operator companies competed to capture customers from each other during the period under study. These features suggest that mobile operators did not follow anticompetitive practices in order to restrain competition.", "Addresses": "[Amassaghrou, Soumaya] Univ Miguel Hernandez, DEcIDE Doctorate Program, Av Univ S-N,Edificio Torretamarit, Elche, Spain; [Gutierrez-Hita, Carlos] Univ Miguel Hernandez, Ctr Operat Res, Av Univ S-N,Edificio Torretamarit, Elche 03202, Spain; [Gutierrez-Hita, Carlos] Univ Antonio Nebrija, C Sta Cruz de Marcenado 27, Madrid 28015, Spain; [Zhukova, Vita] Univ Catolica San Antonio Murcia, Av Jeronimos 135, Murcia 30107, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche; Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche; Universidad Antonio de Nebrija; Universidad Catolica de Murcia", "Reprint Addresses": "Gutiérrez-Hita, C (corresponding author), Univ Miguel Hernandez, Ctr Operat Res, Av Univ S-N,Edificio Torretamarit, Elche 03202, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "soumaya@alu.umh.es; cgutierrez@umh.es; vzhukova@ucam.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Gutiérrez Hita, Carlos/ABZ-3721-2022", "ORCIDs": "Gutiérrez Hita, Carlos/0000-0003-3156-1356; Zhukova, Vita/0000-0002-1428-1187", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Government - MCIN/AEI [PGC2018-097965-B-100]; European Union Next Generation EU/PRTR; Generalitat Valenciana [PROMETEO/2021/063]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Government - MCIN/AEI; European Union Next Generation EU/PRTR; Generalitat Valenciana(Center for Forestry Research & Experimentation (CIEF))", "Funding Text": "The authors want to thank the comments and suggestions of four anonymous referees. Carlos Guti ' errez-Hita acknowledges financial support from the Spanish Government thorough grant PGC2018-097965-B-100 funded by MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and by European Union Next Generation EU/PRTR, and from Generalitat Valenciana under project PROMETEO/2021/063.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102284.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102284", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Winter, JS; Davidson, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Winter, Jenifer Sunrise; Davidson, Elizabeth", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Harmonizing regulatory regimes for the governance of patient-generated health data", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Patient-generated health data; PGHD; Governance; Privacy; Big tech; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "BIG-DATA; INNOVATION; POLICY; INFORMATION; PRIVACY; SYSTEMS; AGE", "Abstract": "Patient-generated health data (PGHD), created and captured from patients via wearable devices and mobile apps, are proliferating outside of clinical settings. Examples include sleep trackers, fitness trackers, continuous glucose monitors, and RFID-enabled implants, with many additional biometric or health surveillance applications in development or envisioned. These data are included in growing stockpiles of personal health data (PHI) being mined for insight by health economists, policy analysts, researchers, and health system organizations. Dominant narratives position these highly personal data as valuable resources to transform healthcare, stimulate innovation in medical research, and engage individuals in their health and healthcare. Large tech companies are also increasingly implicated in these areas, through mobile health application sales and data acquisitions. Given the many possible uses and users for PGHD, ensuring privacy, security, and equity of benefits from PGHD will be challenging. This is due in part to disparate regulatory policies and practices across technology firms, health system organizations, and health researchers. Rapid developments with PGHD technologies and the lack of harmonization between regulatory regimes may render existing safeguards to preserve patient privacy and control over their PGHD ineffective, while also failing to guide PGHD-related innovation in socially desirable directions. Using a policy regime lens to explore these challenges, we examine three existing data protection regimes relevant to PGHD in the United States that are currently in tension with one another: federal and state health-sector laws, regulations on data use and reuse for research and innovation, and industry self-regulation of consumer privacy by large tech companies. We argue that harmonization of these regimes is necessary to meet the challenges of PGHD data governance. We next examine emerging governing instruments, identifying three types of structures (organizational, regulatory, technological/algorithmic), which synergistically could help enact needed regulatory oversight while limiting the friction and economic costs of regulation that may hinder innovation. This policy analysis provides a starting point for further discussions and negotiations among stakeholders and regulators to do so.", "Addresses": "[Winter, Jenifer Sunrise] Univ Hawaii Manoa, Sch Commun, 2550 Campus Rd,Crawford 325, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA; [Davidson, Elizabeth] Univ Hawaii Manoa, Shidler Coll Business, Dept Informat Technol Management, 2404 Maile Way, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Hawaii System; University of Hawaii Manoa; University of Hawaii System; University of Hawaii Manoa", "Reprint Addresses": "Winter, JS (corresponding author), Univ Hawaii Manoa, Sch Commun, 2550 Campus Rd,Crawford 325, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jwinter@hawaii.edu; edavidso@hawaii.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Davidson, Elizabeth/0000-0002-3989-8677; Winter, Jenifer Sunrise/0000-0002-6393-6637", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [1827592]; Directorate For Engineering; Div Of Electrical, Commun & Cyber Sys [1827592] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Directorate For Engineering; Div Of Electrical, Commun & Cyber Sys(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Engineering (ENG)NSF - Division of Electrical, Communications & Cyber Systems (ECCS))", "Funding Text": "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number 1827592. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 94.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 11.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102285.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102285", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haggart, B; Keller, CI", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haggart, Blayne; Keller, Clara Iglesias", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Democratic legitimacy in global platform governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Platform governance; Democratic legitimacy; Human rights; Input legitimacy; Global governance", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The goal of this paper is to propose a democratic legitimacy framework for evaluating platformgoverance proposals, and in doing so clarify terms of debate in this area, allowing for more nuanced policy assessments. It applies a democratic legitimacy framework originally created to assess the European Union's democratic bona fides - Vivian Schmidt's (2013) modification of Scharpf's (1999) well-known taxonomy of forms of democratic legitimacy - to various representative platform governance proposals and policies. The first section discusses briefly the issue of legitimacy in internet and platform governance, while the second outlines our analytical framework. The second section describes the three forms of legitimacy that, according to this framework, are necessary for democratic legitimation: input, throughput and output legitimacy. The third section demonstrates our framework's utility by applying it to four paradigmatic proposals/regimes: Facebook's Oversight Board (self-governance regimes); adjudication-focused proposals such as the Manila Principles for Intermediary Liability (rule-of-law-focused regimes); the human-rights-focused framework proposed by then-UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression; and the United Kingdom's Online Harms White Paper (domestic regime). Section four describes our four main findings regarding the case studies: non-state proposals seem to focus on throughput legitimacy; input legitimacy requirements are frequently under examined; state regulation is usually side-lined as a policy option; and output legitimacy is a limited standard to be adopted in supranational contexts. We conclude that only by considering legitimacy as a multifaceted phenomenon based in democratic accountability will it be possible to design platform-governance models that will not only stand the test of time, but will also be accepted by the people whose lives they affect.", "Addresses": "[Haggart, Blayne] Brock Univ, 1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way, St Catharines, ON L2R 4E4, Canada; [Keller, Clara Iglesias] WZB Berlin Social Sci Ctr, Reichpietschufer 50 D, D-10785 Berlin, Germany", "Affiliations": "Brock University", "Reprint Addresses": "Haggart, B (corresponding author), Brock Univ, 1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way, St Catharines, ON L2R 4E4, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "bhaggart@brocku.ca; clara.keller@wzb.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haggart, Blayne/0000-0003-2866-264X", "Funding Orgs": "Social Sciences and the Humanities Research Council of Canada", "Funding Name Preferred": "Social Sciences and the Humanities Research Council of Canada(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Social Sciences and the Humanities Research Council of Canada.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 45.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102152.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102152", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fouillet, C; Guérin, I; Servet, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fouillet, Cyril; Guerin, Isabelle; Servet, Jean-Michel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Demonetization and digitalization: The Indian government's hidden agenda", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Demonetization; Digitalization; Financial inclusion; Cashless; Mobile banking; Policy implications; India", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Indian demonetizations of November 2016 came at an entirely new scale to those of January 1946 and January 1978. This time around, the Narendra Modi government's measures applied to 86.4% of the banknotes and coins in circulation, the equivalent to 11% of GDP. Much analysis has been undertaken on the demonetization. This has largely been critical because of its disastrous consequences on local populations and the most deprived among them. Our paper adopts a different angle: it argues that demonetization has had a key impact on the digitalization of payments. We use data from the Reserve Bank of India from 2014 to 2020 to show that the demonetization period brought about a decline in Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) withdrawals. It equally boosted the adoption of digital means of payments, via Point of Sale Terminals (POS) and mobile banking. Since October 2016, the number of POS transactions has risen almost threefold, while the number of ATM transactions has decreased by almost one-fifth. The current government's rhetoric is to promote digitalization as a means of both formalizing the economy and protecting the poor. Its claim is unfortunately highly debatable.", "Addresses": "[Fouillet, Cyril] ESSCA Sch Management, 1 Rue Joseph Lakanal,BP 40348, F-49003 Angers, France; [Guerin, Isabelle] Inst Rech Dev IRD, Paris, France; [Servet, Jean-Michel] Grad Inst Int & Dev Studies IHEID, Geneva, Switzerland; [Servet, Jean-Michel] Lyon 2 Univ, UMR Triangle ENS, Lyon, France", "Affiliations": "ESSCA School of Management; Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (IRD)", "Reprint Addresses": "Fouillet, C (corresponding author), ESSCA Sch Management, 1 Rue Joseph Lakanal,BP 40348, F-49003 Angers, France.", "Email Addresses": "cyril.fouillet@essca.fr; isabelle.guerin@ird.fr; jean-michel.servet@graduateinstitute.ch", "Researcher Ids": "Guerin, Isabelle/AAU-4398-2021", "ORCIDs": "Fouillet, Cyril/0000-0002-8142-2680", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102079.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102079", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Katz, R; Jung, J; Callorda, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Katz, Raul; Jung, Juan; Callorda, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can digitization mitigate the economic damage of a pandemic? Evidence from SARS", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Digital ecosystem; Pandemics", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND", "Abstract": "The work presented in this paper uses empirical evidence to highlight the important role digital technology plays in mitigating a pandemic's economic disruption. As extensive datasets including the effect of the current COVID-19 pandemic are still unavailable, this study provides an assessment of the role of digitization at the time of SARS in 2003. Results are robust in pointing out that those countries with better broadband connectivity were able to mitigate some of the economic losses incurred by the pandemic. While anecdotal evidence is plentiful even for COVID-19, this study provides rigorous analysis to support that a reliable telecommunications infrastructure and a high level of digitization is crucial to keep the economy running under pandemic conditions. These results provide valuable evidence for the current context of COVID-19, which has resulted in several national lockdowns around the world. In consequence, we believe that the public and private sectors must collaborate and work together to promote the enhancement of the digital ecosystem. In the long run, a suitable regulatory framework seems crucial to stimulate private investments to close the digital supply gap, as well as promoting the digitization of business process and the training of the workforce to acquire digital skills. In the short term, we discuss several measures that can be taken to accommodate the expected increases in internet traffic in such circumstances and maintain the quality of service.", "Addresses": "[Katz, Raul] Columbia Univ, Columbia Inst Teleinformat, New York, NY 10027 USA; [Jung, Juan] Univ Complutense Madrid, Econ Anal Dept, Madrid, Spain; [Callorda, Fernando] Univ La Matanza, Dept Econ, San Justo, Argentina", "Affiliations": "Columbia University; Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Katz, R (corresponding author), Columbia Univ, Columbia Inst Teleinformat, New York, NY 10027 USA.", "Email Addresses": "raul.katz@teleadvs.com", "Researcher Ids": "Jung, Juan/AAA-6746-2020; Katz, Raul/HJH-8316-2023", "ORCIDs": "Jung, Juan/0000-0002-7996-0965; Katz, Raul/0000-0001-7729-7891", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102044.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102044", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": 33012958.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, BE; Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Politics, policy and fixed-line telecommunications provision: Insights from Australia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications regulation; Next-generation networks; Public investment; Broadband; Fibre; FTTP; FTTH; FTTN; Public-private partnership; Australia; New Zealand", "Keywords Plus": "REGULATORY INDEPENDENCE; INVESTMENT; OWNERSHIP; VISIONS", "Abstract": "Over the past 40 years, telecommunications policy worldwide has been dominated by the privatisation of former government-owned firms, the pursuit of increasing competition as well as the delegation of day-to-day operations of industry decision-making and oversight from core governments to autonomous regulators sitting at arms-length from political decision-making. One of the most (apparently) dramatic reversals of this trend has occurred in Australia where the federal government has set up a state-owned company (NBN Co) to fully replace and upgrade the fixedline infrastructure for voice and broadband communications for the entire country. Some argued that the NBN heralded a reversal of a failed, neoliberal deregulation and pro-competition policy agenda in Australia, and a return to social democratic values. The NBN has attracted interest as a possible model for other governments looking to fund broadband infrastructure. The NBN Co's network is nearing completion. It has proved disappointing in many ways, with costs escalations, missed deadlines and a downscaling of the original full-fibre footprint to a mixed technology model (MTM). It has also proved politically divisive, with some claiming the MTM changes represent the reassertion of a neoliberal political agenda. In this paper, we trace the evolution of the fixed-line telecommunications industry in Australia from the 1980s to the present along the dimensions of privatisation, deregulation and competition in voice, broadband and policy settings. We find that contrary to popular political rhetoric, the Australian industry reforms have been characterised by only a partial and inconsistent progression towards the international policy objectives. In particular, ongoing government ownership of the incumbent created perverse incentives for both regulatory and industry actors and ensured political involvement in import network investment and operations decisions which in other jurisdictions are delegated to private-sector owners and regulators at arms-length from political influence. We contend that the NBN was not a social democratic response to failed neoliberal policies, nor was the MTM a neoliberal reassertion. Rather, the politicisation of the NBN is a function of the inability to decentralise ownership and control of the industry away from the government. These issues will continue to dominate the Australian debate, as the statutory context requires the privatisation of the NBN within five years of its projected 2021 completion. Extreme caution is warranted for jurisdictions looking to the NBN model for guidance.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn E.] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand; [Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.] Inst Technol & Network Econ, Pretoria, South Africa; [Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; php@grensnut.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101999.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101999", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Santos, S; Kissamitaki, M; Chiesa, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Santos, Sergio; Kissamitaki, Maritsa; Chiesa, Matteo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Should humans work?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technology; Human; Work; AI; Automation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Should humans work? A simple question at a time when the advent of AI, automation and robotics claims a privileged position in the future of work. The question is perplexing and confusing however once we enquire into the meaning of technology and work as such: some claim that human jobs and well-being might be threatened by technological advances while others predict an increase in high skilled demand. In short, we claim that standard debates obfuscate the question. That is, while animating the debate, standard arguments are instrumental to avoiding confrontation with the fundamental relation between humans, technology and work, namely, our position regarding what to do with technology and work, i.e. humans are absent in an advancing environment. We propose that focusing debates on the advantages and disadvantages of the development of advanced technology with the potential to do any human task does not necessarily clarify the situation, but rather unveils the obscurity of our relationship with technology by illuminating the lack of clarification.", "Addresses": "[Santos, Sergio; Kissamitaki, Maritsa] Future Synth AS, Uniongata 18, N-3732 Skien, Norway; [Santos, Sergio; Chiesa, Matteo] UiT, Dept Phys & Technol, Arctic Renewable Energy Ctr ARC, Tromso, Norway; [Santos, Sergio] Univ Politecn Catalunya UPC, Dept Engn Mines Ind & TIC EMIT, Av Bases 61, Manresa 08242, Barcelona, Spain; [Chiesa, Matteo] Khalifa Univ Sci & Technol, Lab Energy & NanoSci LENS, Masdar Inst Campus, Abu Dhabi, U Arab Emirates", "Affiliations": "UiT The Arctic University of Tromso; Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya; Khalifa University of Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Santos, S (corresponding author), Future Synth AS, Uniongata 18, N-3732 Skien, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "ssantos@theopeninstituteofmind.org", "Researcher Ids": "Santos, Sergio/GPS-8751-2022; chiesa, matteo/HZL-1414-2023; chiesa, matteo/H-7521-2015", "ORCIDs": "chiesa, matteo/0000-0001-8170-5288", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 14.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101910.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101910", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wagner, DN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wagner, Dirk Nicolas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The nature of the Artificially Intelligent Firm - An economic investigation into changes that AI brings to the firm", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Machine learning; Theory of the firm; Asymmetric information; Principal-agent problem", "Keywords Plus": "BIG DATA; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; PERSPECTIVE; EMPLOYMENT; COSTS; DATAVEILLANCE; OWNERSHIP; INTERNET; QUALITY; SYSTEMS", "Abstract": "With the arrival of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the nature of the firm is changing and economic theory can provide guidance to businesses as well as to politics when formulating adequate strategies for this unknown terrain. By interpreting AI as a new type of agent within the firm, the theory of the firm can serve as a lingua franca to connect computer sciences and social sciences when dealing with the interdisciplinary phenomenon of AI. To achieve this, this paper adopts the perspective of the economic theory of the firm to systematically explore the changes that AI brings to the institution of the firm. In total, five interrelated propositions are discussed that are rooted in the traditional theory but trace the nature of the Artificially Intelligent Firm: AI intensifies the effects of economic rationality on the firm (1). AI introduces a new type of information asymmetry (2). AI can perforate the boundaries of the firm (3). AI can create triangular agency relationships (4) and AI has the potential to remove traditional limits of integration (5).", "Addresses": "[Wagner, Dirk Nicolas] Karlshsch Int Univ, Karlstr 36-38, D-76135 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Wagner, DN (corresponding author), Karlshsch Int Univ, Karlstr 36-38, D-76135 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "dwagner@karlshochschule.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 139.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101954.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101954", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, D. -H.; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Demystifying big data: Anatomy of big data developmental process. Telecommunications Policy 40: 837-854", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Shin, D. -H.] Chung Ang Univ, Sch Media & Commun, South KoreaSch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Sci Technol & Soc, SE-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chung Ang University; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Chung Ang Univ, Sch Media & Commun, South KoreaSch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin1030@gmail.com; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101928.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101928", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Just, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Just, Natascha", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Governing online platforms: Competition policy in times of platformization", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Online platforms; Two-sided markets; Competition policy; Governance; Non-price competition; Attention markets; Zero prices; Big data", "Keywords Plus": "NONPRICE COMPETITION; 2-SIDED MARKETS; PRICE; PROTECTION; ANTITRUST", "Abstract": "This paper argues that a paradigmatic change in competition policy is needed and empirically under way to cope with the challenges posed by economically strong online platforms and their big-data-based business models. Competition policy needs to move further away from its traditional price-oriented emphasis and increasingly focus on non-price competition, on attention markets and zero prices, and on big user data, which has become a new asset class in digital economies.", "Addresses": "[Just, Natascha] Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, 404 Wilson Rd,Rm 442, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Just, N (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, 404 Wilson Rd,Rm 442, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "justnata@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Li, Wang/M-1612-2019", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 92.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 386.0, "End Page": 394.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yang, SH; Nam, C; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yang, Seung Ho; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of M&As within the mobile ecosystem on the rival's shareholder value: The case of Google and Apple", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "M&A; Rival effects; Google; Apple; Event study; Mobile ecosystem", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY; ACQUISITIONS; MERGERS; STOCK; PERFORMANCE; WEALTH", "Abstract": "As a result of the speed of information and communications technology convergence, the concept of the business ecosystem has been adopted for understanding the business value chain. Within the business ecosystem, keystones play a central role. Currently, Google and Apple are the keystones of the mobile ecosystem, and they have been quite active in acquiring firms over the past years. This study empirically examines the effects of these two firms' mergers and acquisitions (M&As), especially the different effects on the acquirer and the rival depending on the type of target firm. After the target firms are classified according to the businesses of the acquiring firm that each target firm is related to, the study examines the effects of different types of M&As on the values of the acquirer, the rival, or both. The results provide a basis for understanding the complex relationship between two keystones within the mobile business ecosystem.", "Addresses": "[Yang, Seung Ho; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 52.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 15.0, "End Page": 23.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwon, Y; Kwon, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwon, Youngsun; Kwon, Joungwon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An overview of Telecommunications Policy's 40-year research history: Text and bibliographic analyses", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications policy; Forty-year; Key research index; Theil index; Text analysis; Bibliographic analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The journal, Telecommunications Policy (TP), marked its 40-year milestone in 2016. At this juncture of a 40-year milestone, this paper implements a text analysis with keyword frequency data derived from the abstracts of papers published over the past 40 years to take a look at the big picture of key concepts that constitute the journal's research subjects. With keywords and bibliographic data, this paper calculates key research indexes to overview the dynamic changes in research focuses in the journal. This paper found that the differences in research performance across research subjects within three continents has declined over time, even though wide differences in research performance across subjects within nations still exist, and that the mid-1990s marked a watershed dividing the 40-year history into two parts.", "Addresses": "[Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol KAIST, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea; [Kwon, Joungwon] Duke Univ, Trinity Coll Arts & Sci, Dept Art Art Hist & Visual Studies, Computat Media, Durham, NC 27706 USA", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Duke University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol KAIST, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yokwon@kaist.ac.kr; jo.kwon@duke.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 11.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 878.0, "End Page": 890.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Giovannetti, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Giovannetti, Emanuele", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The African mobile story", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Giovannetti, Emanuele] Anglia Ruskin Univ, Cambridge, England", "Affiliations": "Anglia Ruskin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Giovannetti, E (corresponding author), Anglia Ruskin Univ, Cambridge, England.", "Email Addresses": "emanuele.giovannetti@anglia.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Giovannetti, Emanuele/O-3007-2019; Giovannetti, Emanuele/A-4507-2014; Williams, Idongesit/G-5377-2013", "ORCIDs": "Giovannetti, Emanuele/0000-0002-1231-7510; Giovannetti, Emanuele/0000-0002-1231-7510; Williams, Idongesit/0000-0002-5398-3579", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 297.0, "End Page": 299.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of the internet of things industry and market in China: An interplay of institutions, demands and supply", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Institutions; Internet of Things; Leapfrogging; Smart city; Standardization", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; INNOVATION; POLICY; TECHNOLOGY; ECOSYSTEM; STANDARD; SECTOR", "Abstract": "This paper seeks to provide some explanation as to how demand-, supply- and institutions related factors in China have affected the creation and diffusion of Internet of Things (IoT)related products and services. Concerning demand side factors the paper demonstrates how potential market size and existing technology trajectory work in favor of IoT diffusion. As a related demand side factor the paper argues that, in terms of the technological trajectory, China has started farther from the frontier than most industrialized countries. The degree of incremental benefit from the IoT is thus higher in the country. As to the supply side factors, the article promotes an understanding of how Chinese technology companies have capitalized on a huge user base to develop IoT-based applications. It also suggests that technologies and expertise provided by foreign multinationals have also played crucial roles. Regarding formal institutions, the government's proactive policies have been a major factor in the IoT's evolution. It is also in the Chinese government's interest to develop IoT products to make censorship and surveillance more effective. Regarding informal institutions, Chinese consumers are less concerned than Westerners about being tracked and monitored, which provides a favorable condition for the adoption of IoT-enabled devices. Nonetheless, this condition is changing due to increasing abuse of consumer privacy. China and the U.S. are compared in terms of diffusion, key determinants, performance indicators and impacts of the IoT in order to understand the areas that China outperforms-and underperform-the U.S. Some indicators are proposed to gauge the IoT-related performance and the impacts of the IoT.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ North Carolina Greensboro, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ North Carolina Greensboro, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 167.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 68.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 72.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 89.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 49.0, "End Page": 67.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ünver, MB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Unver, Mehmet Bilal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is a fine-tuning approach sufficient for EU NGA policy? A global review around the long-lasting debate", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NGA; Regulation; Investment; Competition; European Commission; EU regulatory framework; Regulatory holiday; Deregulation", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND PENETRATION; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; ACCESS REGULATION; INVESTMENT; COMPETITION; INCENTIVES; ENTRY; TRANSITION; NETWORKS; COPPER", "Abstract": "In this paper, regulatory policies with regard to Next Generation Access (NGA) networks are analysed through a four-part categorisation: (i) conventional type (i.e., copper-based) regulation, (ii) no imposition of mandatory access, (iii) regulatory holiday, and (iv) full deregulation. While EU's regulatory policy towards NGA originally has been falling somewhere between the first two, the recent developments affirm the influence of long-standing conventional approach over the emerging NGA platforms, and related competition and investment strategies. While US experience clearly exhibits full deregulation, some other countries' (e.g., Turkey, Brazil) NGA policy decisions represent an approach corresponding to the third category in general. This study mainly focuses on the EU's regulatory history from the beginning till its current NGA strategy under the light of 2010 and 2013 Recommendations with an emphasis on recent pricing policy adopted by the latter. In the paper, after examining EU regulatory perspective and broadband market indicators in general, 'ladder of investment' theory which has driven growth of EU investment policies, was found having limited success and stuck to LLU rung. This study, putting an emphasis to 2020 Digital Agenda targets, focuses on price-based investment trade-offs, and in lieu of such trade-off policies proposes larger scale optimisation displacing the historical regulatory access and pricing schemes that are vulnerable and exposed to regulatory commitment and dynamic consistency problems. It is considered that rather than 2013 Recommendation's way of fine-tuning over conventional wisdom of regulation, an overhaul consisting of some elements derivable from regulatory holiday - as is found preferable to full deregulation - is applicable under certain conditions, particularly symmetric obligations for sharing civil engineering infrastructure. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Unver, Mehmet Bilal] Informat & Commun Technol Author, TR-06430 Ankara, Turkey", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ünver, MB (corresponding author), Informat & Commun Technol Author, Yesilirmak Sok 16 Demirtepe, TR-06430 Ankara, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "mbilal.unver@btk.gov.tr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Unver, Mehmet/0000-0001-7952-2634", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 80.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 957.0, "End Page": 979.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DA4IC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000367762600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Montgomery, KC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Montgomery, Kathryn C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Youth and surveillance in the Facebook era: Policy interventions and social implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Youth; Privacy; Social media; Big Data; Facebook", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER SOCIALIZATION; CHILDREN; PRIVACY; BRAIN; COMMUNICATION", "Abstract": "Facebook's meteoric rise-from a'small Harvard-based website that began in 2004, to a global digital platform with a membership of 1.2 billion people a decade later-has made it one of the most profitable and high-profile corporations in today's contemporary digital culture. Its aggressive marketing and data collection practices, however, have placed Facebook at the center of public policy debates over consumer privacy in the Big Data era. This paper explores those controversial practices, focusing especially on their effects on youth. More than 80% of teens use social media, which have become an essential arena for Personal and social development, and which may well be altering some of young peoples' behavior patterns. But except for a handful of studies (mostly published in marketing journals) the growing body of academic literature on social media and youth has ignored the role of marketplace forces. Yet economic imperatives and powerful e-commerce business models are fueling the growth of these new platforms, shaping their structures and operations, and both responding to and influencing user behaviors. The driving force behind the growth of social media-and, indeed, all digital media-is a complex set of data collection, tracking, and targeting systems that monitor and monetize individual users' behaviors as well as their interactions with friends and acquaintances. Facebook's marketing, data collection, tracking, and targeting operations are specially attuned to key aspects of adolescent development, both tapping into young peoples' needs and taking advantage of their unique vulnerabilities. Because of adolescents' emotional volatility and their tendency to act impulsively, they are more vulnerable than adults to such techniques as real-time bidding, location targeting (especially when the user is near a point of purchase), and dynamic creative ads tailored to their individual profile and behavioral patterns. Given the unique role that digital media play in the lives of young people, new strategies will be required to ensure that their privacy is enshrined as a fundamental right. One way to accomplish this is to develop a set of Fair Information and Marketing Principles for Children and Teens, drawn from the long-established and well-recognized Fair Information Privacy Practices. These principles should take into account the unique needs and vulnerabilities of youth, and be designed to balance the ability of young people to participate fully in the contemporary media culture as producers, consumers, and citizens with the governmental and industry obligation to ensure they are not subjected to unfair, manipulative, and deceptive data collection and marketing practices. In order to achieve these goals, advocacy organizations, educators, parents, scholars, and youth need to work together as part of a broad, social movement, making privacy for children and youth part of the larger policy agenda on behalf of all consumers and citizens. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Montgomery, Kathryn C.] Amer Univ, Sch Commun, Washington, DC 20016 USA", "Affiliations": "American University", "Reprint Addresses": "Montgomery, KC (corresponding author), Amer Univ, Sch Commun, 4400 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kcm@american.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Healthy Eating Research Initiative [68238]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Healthy Eating Research Initiative", "Funding Text": "The author would like to thank the following individuals for their help with research and preparation for this article: Jeff Chester, Gary O. Larson, Tatevik Sargsyan, Jamie Schleser, and Isabelle Zuagg. Part of this research was conducted with funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Healthy Eating Research Initiative, Grant 68238.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 179.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 36.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 45.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 132.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 771.0, "End Page": 786.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A comparative analysis of net neutrality: Insights gained by juxtaposing the US and Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Comparative case study; Korea; The US; Broadband; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK NEUTRALITY; INTERNET; DEBATE; CONVERGENCE; INVESTMENT; DISCOURSES; CANADA; MEDIA", "Abstract": "This study compares and contrasts the U.S. and Korea in the context of network neutrality, focusing on debates among stakeholders and regulatory approaches. Similarities and differences are highlighted by comparisons within the broadband ecosystem framework: government functions, histories, people's perceptions, regulatory approaches, legislative initiatives, and implementation. In Korea, a regulatory framework with suggested guidelines exists, and it can be used to address net neutrality in a case-by-case fashion. The U.S. follows a regulatory approach by creating enforceable non-discrimination rules. The findings in this study suggest that the issue is not only complicated because it is embedded contextually, but also because the respective parties' diverse interests are multifaceted and vague. It is concluded, therefore, that a coherent and consistent approach is an effective way to govern neutrality. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul 110745, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myungryun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1117.0, "End Page": 1133.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Desruelle, P; Stancík, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Desruelle, Paul; Stancik, Juraj", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Characterizing and comparing the evolution of the major global economies in information and communication technologies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "ICT industry; R&D investment; Patenting; Employment; Digital Agenda for Europe", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In this paper, we characterise and compare status and evolution of the ICT industry of the six major global economies in ICT: China, the EU, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and the USA. For this, we employ official data covering the period 2006-2009. Our analysis shows that although the EU is the largest economy of the world, it is the least ICT-specialised economy of all six major ICT economies. The USA is clearly the top global player in ICT in many respects. In both ICT Manufacturing and ICT Services it has the largest Value Added, BERD, BERD intensity and labour productivity. We further observe that China has, by far, the largest number of employees in both ICT Manufacturing and Services, while its level of ICT BERD remains low. China is however an emerging economy and economic indicators of its ICT sector have strongly grown from 2006 to 2009. Japan's ICT sector has a larger weight in the national economy than those of the USA, EU, and China. Moreover, it is the country from which the highest number of ICT patent applications originate. We also find that, of all six major global economies in ICE Taiwan and Korea have the most ICT-specialised economies, with a strong orientation towards Manufacturing. Finally, we discuss selected results of our analysis and conclude the paper with tentative policy implications for the EU. (C) 2014 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/).", "Addresses": "[Desruelle, Paul; Stancik, Juraj] Commiss European Communities, JRC, IPTS, E-41092 Seville, Spain", "Affiliations": "European Commission Joint Research Centre; EC JRC Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS)", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "Paul.Desruelle@ec.europa.eu; juraj.stancik@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "PREDICT project by the Directorates General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT); Joint Research Centre (DG JRC) of the European Commission", "Funding Name Preferred": "PREDICT project by the Directorates General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT); Joint Research Centre (DG JRC) of the European Commission", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to acknowledge funding of the PREDICT project by the Directorates General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT) and Joint Research Centre (DG JRC) of the European Commission. The authors would like to thank Prof. Matilde Mas and Dr. Jean-Paul Simon for their comments on earlier versions of the paper, as well as two anonymous referees for their valuable suggestions and comments. The authors also wish to acknowledge provision of data on ICT priority patents applications by their colleague Dr. Giuditta de Prato.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 812.0, "End Page": 826.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Anderson, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Anderson, Gillian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital Cities - The Internet and the Geography of Opportunity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Anderson, Gillian] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Anderson, G (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "gillian.anderson.101@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 650.0, "End Page": 652.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lestage, R; Flacher, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lestage, Romain; Flacher, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Infrastructure investment and optimal access regulation in the different stages of telecommunications market liberalization", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Access regulation; Infrastructure investment; Service-based competition; Facility-based competition", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE; INPUT PRICES; COMPETITION; ENTRY; LADDER", "Abstract": "In this paper, we compare the optimal access regulation under three different market configurations that approximate the different stages of telecommunications market liberalization. We show that in the first stage of market liberalization the regulator has to balance between static efficiency and investment and that the optimal access price may be above marginal cost. In the second stage, two different outcomes are possible. If entrants tend to underinvest, the regulator balances between static efficiency and investment If entrants tend to overinvest, the regulator sets the access price as low as possible in order to prevent or limit infrastructure duplication. Interestingly, we find that in the third stage of market liberalization the regulator may decide to promote infrastructure duplication and to set the access price above the price in the first stage of market liberalization, even if telecommunications network operators tend to overinvest in infrastructure duplication. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lestage, Romain] Cent Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Management Sci & Engn, Beijing 100081, Peoples R China; [Flacher, David] Univ Paris North, Ctr Econ Univ Paris Nord CEPN, CNRS, UMR 7234, F-93430 Villetaneuse, France", "Affiliations": "Central University of Finance & Economics; Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS); CNRS - Institute for Humanities & Social Sciences (INSHS)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lestage, R (corresponding author), Cent Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Management Sci & Engn, 39 South Coll Rd, Beijing 100081, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "romain.lestage@cufe.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Flacher, David/0000-0003-3609-0637", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 569.0, "End Page": 579.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet Architecture and Innovation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Telecommun Informat Studies & Media, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Telecommun Informat Studies & Media, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 2.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 406.0, "End Page": 410.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jain, R; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jain, Rekha; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Papers from Regional International Telecommunications Society Conference on Telecom Policy, Regulation, and Management as Drivers for Transforming Emerging Economies February 22-24, 2012", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Jain, Rekha] Indian Inst Management, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad 380015, Gujarat, India; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Div Technol & Soc, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Jain, R (corresponding author), Indian Inst Management, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad 380015, Gujarat, India.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 221.0, "End Page": 222.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prasad, R; Kathuria, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prasad, Rohit; Kathuria, Rajat", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The value of 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz spectrums in India and implications for auction design", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Regional International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Conference on Telecom Policy, Regulation, and Management as Drivers for Transforming Emerging Economies", "Conference Date": "FEB 22-24, 2012", "Conference Location": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, New Delhi, INDIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum price; 2G; 3G; India; Reserve price; Auction design", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The sequence of events leading up to the upcoming auction of 1800 MHz spectrum in India has led to the auctions acquiring an extraordinary significance for the future of the Indian mobile industry. A key feature of the auction design proposed by the regulator TRAI is the benchmarking of the reserve price of 1800 MHz to the price of 2100-3G spectrum revealed in the 2010 auction. In the context of the low number of LTE devices available and the fragmentation in the 1800 MHz band, this paper proposes reducing the duration of spectrum holding to ten years (from the current level of twenty years), and calibrating the reserve price of 1800 MHz with its value with GSM deployment. An economic model is used to compute the value of startup and incremental 1800 MHz spectrum. The estimated values are shown to differ from the value of 2100 MHz spectrum at a pan-India level and also in their distribution across circles. A new set of reserve prices are computed based on the estimation. The estimated values are also shown to be close to the AGR-adjusted price revealed in the 2001 auction. A reserve price based on the 2001 auction is also provided. Concomitant features of the auction are suggested to give coherence to the auction design. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Prasad, Rohit] Management Dev Inst, Sukhrali 122001, Gurgaon, India; [Kathuria, Rajat] Int Management Inst, New Delhi 110016, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI); International Management Institute (IMI) New Delhi", "Reprint Addresses": "Prasad, R (corresponding author), Management Dev Inst, Mehrauli Rd, Sukhrali 122001, Gurgaon, India.", "Email Addresses": "rohit@mdi.ac.in; Rajatkathuria@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 223.0, "End Page": 235.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nakamura, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nakamura, Akihiro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Retaining telecommunication services when universal service is defined by functionality: Japanese consumers' willingness-to-pay", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal services; Universal access; Random parameters tobit model; CVM (contingent valuation method)", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study uses contingent valuation to measure Japanese customers' willingness-to-pay to maintain combinations of five telecommunication services that are considered substitutes if universal service is defined on the basis of functionality. The analysis revealed the following results. First, consumers are more willing to pay to retain voice communication services than data transmission services. Second, customers accept Internet Protocol telephony as a substitute for plain old telephone service (POTS) as a universal service, and they are willing to pay much more than Japan's current Universal Service Fund charge. Third, even when mobile phone service (MOB) is available, consumers will pay to retain fixed-line voice services. Finally, consumers have an equal desire to keep fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and fixed-line voice services, but it is less than the demand for MOB. Thus, under the present definition of POTS as a universal service, FTTH could be considered as a basic telecommunication service. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Yokohama City Univ, Grad Sch Int Management, Kanazawa Ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 2360027, Japan", "Affiliations": "Yokohama City University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nakamura, A (corresponding author), Yokohama City Univ, Grad Sch Int Management, Kanazawa Ku, 22-2 Seto, Yokohama, Kanagawa 2360027, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "a.nakamura.home@nifty.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Japan Society for the Promotion of Science [20683002, 2430089]; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [20683002] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "Japan Society for the Promotion of Science(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of Science); Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "An earlier version of this paper was presented at seminars held by InfoCom Research, Inc., at the JSPU annual meeting in 2010 and at the Regional International Telecommunications Society 2010 in Taipei. The author is grateful to the participants of these conferences and to the editor and anonymous referees provided valuable comments on this analysis. In addition, the author thanks InfoCom Research, Inc., for providing the data. All errors are the author's. This research was partly supported by a Grant-in-Aid (Nos. 20683002 and 2430089) from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 662.0, "End Page": 672.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Privacy and security issues in cloud computing: The role of institutions and institutional evolution", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Privacy and security; Cloud computing; Institutions; Institutional changes; Trust production process; Contradictions", "Keywords Plus": "TRANSFORMATION; DYNAMICS; MODEL", "Abstract": "Cloud computing is likened and equated to the Industrial Revolution. Its transformational nature is, however, associated with significant security and privacy risks. This paper investigates how the contexts provided by formal and informal institutions affect the perceptions of privacy and security issues in the cloud. This paper highlights the nature, origin, and implications of institutions and institutional changes in the context of cloud computing. A goal of the present work is also to gain insights into the mechanisms and forces that have brought about institutional changes in the cloud industry. Specifically, they investigate how contradictions generated at various levels by the technology, the formation of dense networks and relationships and the changing power dynamics have triggered institutional changes. Since the current analysis of the causes and consequences of institutions and institutional change is mainly concerned with more established industries and markets, this paper is expected to provide insights into institutions surrounding to this new and emerging technological development. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 88.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 115.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 77.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 372.0, "End Page": 386.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mwangoka, JW; Marques, P; Rodriguez, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mwangoka, Joseph W.; Marques, Paulo; Rodriguez, Jonathan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "TV white spaces exploitation through a bicameral geo-location database", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "TV white spaces; Bicameral geo-location database; Spectrum broker; Business model; Regulatory policies", "Keywords Plus": "WIRELESS NETWORKS; RADIO; CHALLENGES", "Abstract": "The exploitation of TV white spaces can meet the increasing demand for spectrum resources and create opportunities for deploying a variety of wireless services in a flexible manner. However, uncertainties from technologies, business models and regulatory policies hinder the take-off of TV white spaces exploitation. This paper proposes a bicameral (or two-chambered) geo-location database, which allows/supports both free and paid access to the TV white spaces: i.e., one chamber supports free access through opportunistic or geo-location database access; and the other chamber supports paid usage through secondary spectrum trading. Consequently, four technological scenarios for the acquisition of TV white spaces emerge, namely: sensing only, joint sensing and geo-location database access, geo-location database access only, and broker based secondary spectrum trading. An analysis of these scenarios is performed based on a theoretical framework for emerging technology evaluation while considering technological, business models and regulatory dimensions. The analyses show that free and paid access to TV white space complement each other; and that despite considerable infrastructure costs, the bicameral geo-location database is positioned to create viable TV white spaces exploitation value chains; hence have the most optimal technological, business and regulatory prospects. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mwangoka, Joseph W.; Marques, Paulo; Rodriguez, Jonathan] Campus Univ Santiago, Inst Telecomunicacoes, P-3810193 Aveiro, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Universidade de Aveiro", "Reprint Addresses": "Mwangoka, JW (corresponding author), Campus Univ Santiago, Inst Telecomunicacoes, P-3810193 Aveiro, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "josephwam@gmail.com; pmarques@av.it.pt; jonathan@av.it.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Rodriguez, Jonathan/F-6055-2010", "ORCIDs": "Marques, Paulo/0000-0002-1788-651X; Rodriguez, Jonathan/0000-0001-9829-0955", "Funding Orgs": "European Community's Seventh Framework Programme [FP7] [248560]", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Community's Seventh Framework Programme [FP7](European Union (EU))", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the anonymous reviewers and special issue editors for providing constructive comments and suggestions that helped to improve the quality of the paper. The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under grant agreement no. 248560 [COGEU].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 116.0, "End Page": 129.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, J; Liang, XJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Jing; Liang, Xiong-jian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Promoting green ICT in China: A framework based on innovation system approaches", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Green ICT; Innovation system; Green innovation; Environmental sustainability; System failure", "Keywords Plus": "SECTORAL SYSTEMS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; POLICY; MOBILE; STANDARDIZATION; TECHNOLOGY; SUPPORT; INSTITUTIONS; PERFORMANCE; GOVERNANCE", "Abstract": "Green ICT is a key enabler of a green economy. To aid policy makers in promoting green ICT at the national level, this paper proposes a comprehensive understanding of green ICT from the perspective of green innovation and develops an analytical framework based on innovation system approaches. Following the framework, policy makers can identify the critical system failures of a green ICT innovation system by assessing the key structural components of the system and, hence, formulate policies to solve them. The framework is used to analyze the green ICT innovation system in China. The findings indicate several critical system failures that hamper the development and diffusion of green ICT in China. Accordingly, policies are suggested to address the failures. This paper aids in the understanding of green ICT and contributes to the development of systematic approaches to formulating green ICT strategies. The Chinese experiences provide practical implications, which can be considered by other countries for reference. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Jing; Liang, Xiong-jian] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "andiezhang@vip.sina.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "China Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [BUPT2012RC1011]; Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China [2010R52-2]", "Funding Name Preferred": "China Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities); Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China", "Funding Text": "This research is funded by China Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Grant no. BUPT2012RC1011). It is also a part of soft science research projects sponsored by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China in 2010 (Grant no. 2010R52-2). The authors would like to thank Dr. Erik Bohlin, Professor Jun Xia, and two anonymous referees for their constructive comments, which drastically improved the quality of this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 128.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 58.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 60.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 76.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 997.0, "End Page": 1013.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Maitland, CF; Cave, M; Clarke, RN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Maitland, Carleen F.; Cave, Martin; Clarke, Richard N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Special issue: Papers from the 39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC 2011)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Maitland, Carleen F.] Penn State Univ, Coll Informat Sci & Technol, University Pk, PA 16802 USA; [Cave, Martin] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London, England; [Clarke, Richard N.] AT&T, Washington, DC 20036 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park; Imperial College London; AT&T", "Reprint Addresses": "Maitland, CF (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Coll Informat Sci & Technol, 321E IST Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cmaitland@ist.psu.edu; Martin.e.Cave@btinternet.com; rnclarke@att.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 689.0, "End Page": 690.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schmidt, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schmidt, Andreas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "At the boundaries of peer production: The organization of Internet security production in the cases of Estonia 2007 and Conficker", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Conference of the Global-Internet-Governance-Academic-Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Date": "MAY 06, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "Global Internet Governance Acad Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet security governance; Internet security; Peer production/open source production; Estonia 2007 cyberattacks; Conficker botnet", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "With the emergence of Internet based communication and collaboration, new forms of production have surfaced that are based on openness and non-proprietary resources. The paper analyses the role of open source and peer production elements in the response to the attacks on Estonian Internet services in 2007 and the Conficker botnet in 2008/2009. While both cases can not be classified as purely peer-produced security, the two cases of incident response examined here do show some of the characteristics of peer production. By applying certain institutional techniques, the communities balance their need for secrecy with their need to widely share information. The paper concludes with an explanatory model for the observed results. For appropriate policy outcomes, it suggests greater consideration of the role of social production by researchers and designers of the organisation of Internet security. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Schmidt, A (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "a.schmidt@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 451.0, "End Page": 461.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parcu, PL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parcu, Pier Luigi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Preface-Florence School of Regulation-Communications and Media: A short presentation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Florence Sch Regulat, Area Commun & Media, Florence, Italy", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Parcu, PL (corresponding author), Florence Sch Regulat, Area Commun & Media, Florence, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "PARCU, Pier Luigi/0000-0003-2156-7308", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 353.0, "End Page": 356.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Thompson, HG; Garbacz, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Thompson, Herbert G., Jr.; Garbacz, Christopher", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic impacts of mobile versus fixed broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband; Economic development; Stochastic frontier", "Keywords Plus": "FRONTIER PRODUCTION FUNCTION; EFFICIENCY", "Abstract": "Broadband telecommunication service is growing rapidly and its economic impact is likely to vary considerably around the globe. Considerable interest is being shown in wireless broadband, especially in low income and rural areas. This study focuses on the direct effect (broadband penetration as an input), and separately, the productive efficiency effect of broadband (as an information network externality), using a model developed in Thompson and Garbacz (2007). Aggregate fixed and mobile broadband usage and their effect are analyzed and compared first on a sample of forty-three countries with sufficient data. The same models are used on samples of high income and low income countries. It is hypothesized that the rapid growth of broadband could have a stronger effect for low income countries and their initial levels of network development. Key variables are adjusted to a per household basis, using information on household size. Due to the endogeneity of key variables, instrumental variables are employed to estimate separate equations for mobile broadband and fixed broadband. Predicted values for these variables are used in the final equations in order to adjust for endogeneity and omitted variable bias. The results of the model estimated for the full sample indicate that mobile broadband has an important direct effect on GDP, but fixed broadband has an effect no different than zero. In the models with high and low income samples it is apparent that low income countries derive significantly more benefit from mobile broadband. Estimates from the Stochastic Frontier Model find mobile broadband to be a significant driver of growth via a reduction of inefficiency. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Thompson, Herbert G., Jr.] Ohio Univ, McClure Sch Informat & Telecommun Syst, Athens, OH 45701 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Ohio; Ohio University", "Reprint Addresses": "Thompson, HG (corresponding author), Ohio Univ, McClure Sch Informat & Telecommun Syst, Athens, OH 45701 USA.", "Email Addresses": "thompsh3@ohio.edu; cgarbacz@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 89.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 98.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 999.0, "End Page": 1009.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Charalampopoulos, G; Katsianis, D; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Charalampopoulos, George; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The option to expand to a next generation access network infrastructure and the role of regulation in a discrete time setting: A real options approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next generation access networks; Permanent regulation; Regulatory forbearance; Regulatory holidays; Sunset clauses; Binomial lattice approach; Expansion option", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "Serious concerns have been raised, especially across Europe, about the role of regulation in network infrastructure investments. More specifically, the installation of optical fiber closer to customer premises, the so-called next generation access networks, requires massive investments in the face of demand and regulatory uncertainty. The purpose of this paper is to assess whether specific regulatory scenarios (permanent regulation, regulatory forbearance, regulatory holidays and sunset clauses) alter the timing of the investment decision of an incumbent to expand to a new network infrastructure exploiting the binomial lattice approach from real options analysis. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Charalampopoulos, George; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Panepistimiopolis 15784, Ilissia, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Katsianis, D (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Panepistimiopolis 15784, Ilissia, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "dkats@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Katsianis, Dimitris/AAF-8769-2019", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Katsianis, Dimitris/0000-0002-7094-4029; Charalampopoulos, George/0000-0002-0394-0183", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 895.0, "End Page": 906.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gómez-Torres, LM; Beltrán, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez-Torres, Lina-Maria; Beltran, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of an integrated plan for expanding broadband access in Colombia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband access networks; Broadband national policy; Next-generation access networks; Incentive schemes; Colombia's broadband initiative", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Colombian telecommunications exhibit remarkable growth in the mobile sector and television market evolution and some degree of stagnation in fixed telephony and broadband access. Only recently the Colombian government has started to seriously address the need to deploy a plan for rapid and effective broadband growth, adding to the worldwide wave of government planned investments on fibre-optic broadband access expansion. This paper analyses the current state of the Colombian government's broadband plan, named Vive Digital, comparing its proposed actions with the plans and achievements of three OECD countries' experiences on broadband policies. Several aspects, either collectively or individually, from the three international cases are used as guidelines of what an integrated, efficient broadband policy may be. The analysis takes consideration of the contextual differences between the studied cases for the benefit of identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the Colombian plan, and is focused on the incentive structure needed to advance the development of infrastructure, services, applications and user involvement. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Beltran, Fernando] Univ Auckland, Sch Business, ISOM Dept, Auckland 1142, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "University of Auckland", "Reprint Addresses": "Gómez-Torres, LM (corresponding author), Calle 23C 72-30 Bogota DC, Bogota, Colombia.", "Email Addresses": "linagom@gmail.com; f.beltran@auckland.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "Beltran, Fernando/AAH-4595-2021", "ORCIDs": "Beltran, Fernando/0000-0003-4091-5814", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 871.0, "End Page": 882.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N; Palvia, P; Dai, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir; Palvia, Prashant; Dai, Hua", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Chinese institutions and standardization: The case of government support to domestic third generation cellular standard", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Institutions; China; 3G cellular communications; Standardization; Compatibility; TD-SCDMA; ITU", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; INNOVATION; INDUSTRY; MARKETS; US; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "There are unique and distinct institutional processes associated with the Chinese government's support of the domestically developed third generation (3G) cellular standard, TD-SCDMA. After postponing several times, China awarded three third generation cellular licenses in January 2009: a TD-SCDMA license to China Mobile, a CDMA 2000 license to China Telecom and a WCDMA license to China Unicorn. The Chinese government has demonstrated a clear bias in favor of TD-SCDMA. This article examines the role of formal and informal institutions in shaping the Chinese 3G landscape. This paper makes two contributions to the literature. First, this work extends studies on institutional theory focusing on standardization to the context of China. Second, unlike most ICT research which deals with standards originated in the West, this paper's focus on developing country-originated standard provides novel and unique insights related to institutional processes. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA; [Dai, Hua] Univ Wisconsin, La Crosse, WI 54601 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro; University of Wisconsin System", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 58.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 59.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 399.0, "End Page": 412.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Andini, C; Cabral, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Andini, Corrado; Cabral, Ricardo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Merger simulation using average market share: An application to the Optimus-TMN mobile merger case", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Merger; Welfare analysis", "Keywords Plus": "HORIZONTAL MERGERS; MULTIMARKET CONTACT; CONSUMERS-SURPLUS; WELFARE", "Abstract": "This paper develops a new merger simulation methodology based on the analysis of the performance change of a hypothetical firm with average market share. It applies the methodology to the Optimus-TMN mobile telecom merger case in Portugal, within the context of the December 2006 decision by the Portuguese Competition Authority to authorize the merger between their respective parent companies. Sonaecom and Portugal Telecom. The results suggest that the Optimus-TMN merger would have resulted in 3.8% higher prices and 14.9% lower marginal costs, and would have been welfare-enhancing. These findings attest to the importance of the efficiency defense hypothesis of mergers. They suggest that competition authorities are warranted in allowing further consolidation in the telecom sector, but that consolidation should be accompanied by strict retail price-cap regulation. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Andini, Corrado; Cabral, Ricardo] Univ Madeira, P-9000390 Funchal, Portugal; [Andini, Corrado; Cabral, Ricardo] CEEAplA, P-9501801 Ponta Delgada, Portugal; [Andini, Corrado] IZA, D-53072 Bonn, Germany", "Affiliations": "Universidade da Madeira; Universidade dos Acores; IZA Institute Labor Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Andini, C (corresponding author), Univ Madeira, P-9000390 Funchal, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "andini@uma.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Cabral, Ricardo/T-6847-2017", "ORCIDs": "Cabral, Ricardo/0000-0002-1996-1333; Andini, Corrado/0000-0002-4303-9402", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 36.0, "End Page": 50.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Duc, DTV; Dat, TT; Linh, DH; Phong, BX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Duc, Dang Thi Viet; Dat, Tran Tho; Linh, Dang Huyen; Phong, Bui Xuan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring the digital economy in Vietnam", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Measurement; Core digital economy; Digitalized economy; Vietnam", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study uses the concept of digital spillover and a panel model to measure the GDP contribution of Vietnam's core digital economy and digitalized economy. The proposed model is suitable for the case of countries, especially developing countries, with limited data. The calculations and analysis give three main results. Firstly, the scale of Vietnam's core economy has increased rapidly over the past 14 years. In 2007, the share of the core economy in GDP was only 1.45%. In 2019, this number increased to 7.08%. Second, the scale of Vietnam's digitalized economy grew significantly from 2007 to 2019. In 2007-2011, the digitalized economy accounted for 4.90% of GDP. This number increased to 11.56% for the period 2016-2019. Third, the growth of the digitalized economy is mainly based on the growth of the core digital economy. Therefore, the digital spillover effect in Vietnam's digitalized economy during the 13 years has only slightly changed. This study implies that Vietnam needs policies to develop the core digital economy and especially promote digital transformation to achieve the national digitalized economy goal of 20% of GDP by 2025 and 30% by 2030, respectively.", "Addresses": "[Duc, Dang Thi Viet; Phong, Bui Xuan] Posts & Telecommun Inst Technol, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; [Dat, Tran Tho] Natl Econ Univ, Hanoi, Vietnam; [Linh, Dang Huyen] Minist Planning & Investment, Hanoi, Vietnam; [Duc, Dang Thi Viet] 94 Tran Phu St, Hanoi, Vietnam", "Affiliations": "National Economics University - Vietnam", "Reprint Addresses": "Duc, DTV (corresponding author), 94 Tran Phu St, Hanoi, Vietnam.", "Email Addresses": "ducdtv@ptit.edu.vn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam", "Funding Name Preferred": "Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam", "Funding Text": "The study is funded by the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Hanoi, Vietnam.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102683.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102683", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OO6I6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208251500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prasad, R; Sridhar,", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prasad, Rohit; Sridhar, V", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The integrated sphere of coopetition of digital services and the regulatory approach of diagonal equity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Co-opetition; Horizontal equity; Vertical equity; Diagonal equity; Telcos; Content; Application providers", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Telecommunications Service providers (TSPs) and Content and Application Providers (CAPs) that operate over the Internet are traditionally regarded as complementary. However, the growth of 5G technologies has led to the emergence of an integrated sphere of competition and cooperation between TSPs and CAPs.The new elements of this competitive landscape stem from the hybridization of network provisioning, the growth of substitute services, and the emergence of end to end value networks comprising of devices, connectivity solutions, and a variety of content and application services. Simultaneously, the regulatory drivers that occasioned a differential treatment of TSP in their role as providers of essential utility communication services are converging with the features observed with respect to certain CAPs. These dynamics warrant the application of a new regulatory framework in the form of Diagonal Equity, that recognizes the need for similar regulatory principles to be applied to TSPs and CAPs, while acknowledging that with respect to certain issues a differential treatment will continue to be required.", "Addresses": "[Prasad, Rohit] MDI, Gurgaon, India; [Sridhar, V] Indian Inst Informat Technol IIIT, Bangalore, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI); Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad", "Reprint Addresses": "Prasad, R (corresponding author), MDI, Gurgaon, India.", "Email Addresses": "rohit@mdi.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102700.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102700", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OP5O4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208494700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rossi, MA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rossi, Maria Alessandra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "EU technology-specific industrial policy. The case of 5G and 6G.", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "EU industrial policy; innovation; technology adoption; technological sovereignty; demand-side innovation policy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The paper considers how 5G and 6G technologies fit within the broader context of EU industrial policies. It highlights that policies targeting 5G and 6G represent an interesting instantiation of a (relatively) novel and under researched type of EU industrial policy, which we describe as a technology-specific industrial policy. This approach, that departs from the traditional dichotomy between horizontal and vertical policies, has some desirable features that we highlight, but also raises some challenges. We focus on the key role these policies may play in drawing attention on demand and adoption patterns, especially if the implications of the GPT features of 5G and 6G are explicitly taken into account. The analysis suggests that much more emphasis should be given to demand-side innovation policies along with standard policies directed at final demand, to improving the vertical governance of EU policies so as to fully capture the technological opportunities key technologies open up and to the explicit consideration of the trade-offs behind the concrete implementation of this sort of policies.", "Addresses": "[Rossi, Maria Alessandra] Univ G dAnnunzio, Dept Econ Studies, Pescara, Italy; [Rossi, Maria Alessandra] Ctr Digital Soc, European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "G d'Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Rossi, MA (corresponding author), Univ G dAnnunzio, Dept Econ Studies, Pescara, Italy.;Rossi, MA (corresponding author), Ctr Digital Soc, European Univ Inst, Robert Schuman Ctr Adv Studies, Rome, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "alessandra.rossi@unich.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102639.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102639", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JF9P3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001171873200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, H; Park, S; Kim, L; Kim, J; Kim, T; Song, Y; Lee, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Hyunjin; Park, Sanghyun; Kim, Leehee; Kim, Jinseob; Kim, Taeeun; Song, Youngkeun; Lee, Sungjoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The future service scenarios of 6G telecommunications technology", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Service scenarios; Public data; Topic analysis; Promising scenario; 6G", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATION; SCIENCE", "Abstract": "In the field of mobile communication, 6G technology has enhanced features, such as ultrahigh data rates and sharing, bandwidth connectivity, and low data latency, compared to 5G technology. As new services become possible due to these characteristics, attempts to present promising future services based on 6G technology are occurring in academia and industry. However, because 6G technology has a very wide range of applications as a fundamental technology, 6G service scenario research is also being conducted for each sector. To predict 6G technology use in the future, it is necessary to understand comprehensively the scenarios being studied sporadically by sector. Therefore, we aim to derive major service scenarios by analyzing in-depth public data for 6G service scenarios. We collected research papers, corporate reports, and news articles on 6G service scenarios and performed topic modeling to derive four major domains and 16 application areas. Afterward, the derived service's feasibility and promising scenario were evaluated by utilizing the future-context canvas and business model canvas that analyze the service's value from the user's and supplier's perspectives, respectively. The research results are expected to support technology development and business planning in the field by enhancing understanding of 6G service scenarios.", "Addresses": "[Shin, Hyunjin] Ajou Univ, Dept Artificial Intelligence, Suwon, South Korea; [Park, Sanghyun; Kim, Leehee; Kim, Jinseob; Kim, Taeeun; Lee, Sungjoo] Seoul Natl Univ, Dept Ind Engn, Seoul, South Korea; [Song, Youngkeun] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Technol Policy Res Div, Daejeon, South Korea; [Lee, Sungjoo] Seoul Natl Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Ajou University; Seoul National University (SNU); Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI); Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, S (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "sungjoolee@snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": ", Sungjoo/0000-0001-9361-3380", "Funding Orgs": "ETRI's basic project National Intelligence Technology Policy and Standardization Research [23ZR1400]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ETRI's basic project National Intelligence Technology Policy and Standardization Research", "Funding Text": "This is the result of ETRI's basic project National Intelligence Technology Policy and Standardization Research (23ZR1400).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102678.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102678", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JC4R0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170948600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Brito, D; Vasconcelos, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Brito, Duarte; Vasconcelos, Helder", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competitive effects of mergers and of spectrum divestment remedies in mobile telecommunication markets☆", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mergers; Spectrum assets; Vertical differentiation; Horizontal differentiation; Divestiture", "Keywords Plus": "MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION", "Abstract": "Motivated by recent mergers in mobile telecommunications markets, this paper investigates the merger induced effects on consumer surplus in a setting where: (i) the industry is modeled as a triopoly in which firms sell products that are both horizontally and vertically differentiated; (ii) the merging parties are able to pool their spectrum assets; and (iii) the joint management of pooled spectrum assets enables merging parties to offer a better quality service, for which customers are willing to pay more. From a merger policy perspective, our contribution is two-fold. First, we conclude that mergers may benefit consumers even in the absence of any cost-related efficiencies and establish under which circumstances this is more likely to occur. Second, our results also indicate that when the merger has a negative impact on consumer surplus, remedies based on reallocation of spectrum are not very likely to change this outcome. The reason is that the circumstances under which the merger is unlikely to benefit consumers are precisely those under which spectrum reallocation will be unable to fix merger-induced anticompetitive effects.", "Addresses": "[Brito, Duarte] Univ NOVA Lisboa, Nova Sch Business & Econ, Campus Carcavelos, P-2775405 Carcavelos, Portugal; [Brito, Duarte] Univ NOVA Lisboa, Nova Sch Sci & Technol, Dept Appl Social Sci DCSA, Campus Caparica, P-2829516 Caparica, Portugal; [Vasconcelos, Helder] Univ Porto, Fac Econ, CEFUP, Porto, Portugal; [Vasconcelos, Helder] Compass Lexecon, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidade Nova de Lisboa; Universidade Nova de Lisboa; Universidade do Porto", "Reprint Addresses": "Brito, D (corresponding author), Univ NOVA Lisboa, Nova Sch Business & Econ, Campus Carcavelos, P-2775405 Carcavelos, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "dmb@fct.unl.pt", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102626.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102626", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3PJ7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111223200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shao, QL; Kostka, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shao, Qinglong; Kostka, Genia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The COVID-19 pandemic and deepening digital inequalities in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "COVID-19 pandemic; Internet usage rate; Digital inequalities in the labor market; Vulnerable groups; State-owned enterprises (SOEs)", "Keywords Plus": "USER ACCEPTANCE; HEALTH-CARE; DIVIDE; TECHNOLOGY; ATTITUDES; LESSONS; ACCESS; NARROW; MODEL; GAP", "Abstract": "As Internet usage reshapes our societies, digital inequalities have increased over the past few decades. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries accelerated their digital transformation processes, and it is widely believed the COVID-19 pandemic has deepened existing inequalities in the digital realm. Yet, few studies have empirically examined whether digital inequalities in the labor market increased during the pandemic. This analysis studies how the COVID-19 pandemic affected Chinese workers' Internet usage and how this influence varied across socioeconomic groups. By using the ordered probit model and leveraging the most recent data from the China Family Panel Studies and the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, we find that the pandemic significantly increased the overall level of Internet usage in the country, and the mediating effects of the perceived importance of the Internet and access to the Internet are confirmed. As Internet usage increased, digital inequalities in China's labor market deepened, especially among young and wealthy workers with high social status in urban areas, while older and poorer workers in rural areas benefited less from this new 'digital wave.' Moreover, during the pandemic, Internet usage increased among employees working in state-owned enterprises (SOEs), which suggests a growing digital inequality gap between SOEs and other sectors. Following a series of robustness tests, our research findings remain valid. We propose a policy redesign that embodies a comprehensive long-term vision and guarantees raising the levels of Internet usage for socially and economically disadvantaged groups in China.", "Addresses": "[Shao, Qinglong; Kostka, Genia] Free Univ Berlin, Inst Chinese Studies, Fabeckstr 23-25, D-14195 Berlin, Germany", "Affiliations": "Free University of Berlin", "Reprint Addresses": "Shao, QL (corresponding author), Free Univ Berlin, Inst Chinese Studies, Fabeckstr 23-25, D-14195 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "qinglong.shao@fu-berlin.de", "Researcher Ids": "Shao, Qinglong/AAZ-1682-2020", "ORCIDs": "Shao, Qinglong/0000-0003-1636-7045", "Funding Orgs": "Alexander von Humboldt Foundation [CHN 1194898 HFST-P]; European Research Council Starting Grant [852169]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Alexander von Humboldt Foundation(Alexander von Humboldt Foundation); European Research Council Starting Grant(European Research Council (ERC))", "Funding Text": "Qinglong Shao gratefully acknowledges funding from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Grant No. CHN 1194898 HFST-P). Genia Kostka gratefully acknowledges funding from the European Research Council Starting Grant (Grant No. 852169). The Internet usage rate data is not public but was accessed through an official application to the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS) group, and we express our sincere gratitude for their assistance.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 138.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102644.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102644", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OX7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111211100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shi, Z", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shi, Zheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of regional ICT development on job quality of the employee in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT development; Job quality; High -quality employment; Internet awareness", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INTERNET USE; BROAD-BAND; INEQUALITY; WORK; SEARCH; ACCESS", "Abstract": "The paper matches the province-level ICT development with the micro-level data of the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS), uses multiple indicators to measure ICT development and job quality, and investigates the impact of regional ICT development on job quality of the employee. The research conclusions are as follows: First of all, ICT development has a significant positive impact on job quality of the employee. After a series of robustness tests and dealing with endogeneity issues, the research conclusion continues to be valid. Second, when the job quality of the employee is poor, the promotion of ICT development is relatively strong. Third, ICT development has an indirect impact on job quality through the Internet awareness. Finally, ICT development has a relatively strong role in promoting job quality of women, older, non-agricultural, and medium-skill employees. From the policy perspective, in order to improve the job quality of the employee, we suggest promoting ICT development, narrowing the digital gap, increasing investment in education, and taking into account the different characteristics of employees.", "Addresses": "[Shi, Zheng] Ningbo Univ, Law Sch, 818 Fenghua Rd, Ningbo 315211, Zhejiang, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Ningbo University", "Reprint Addresses": "Shi, Z (corresponding author), Ningbo Univ, Law Sch, 818 Fenghua Rd, Ningbo 315211, Zhejiang, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "shizheng@nbu.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 15.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102567.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102567", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "J5XT5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001010351300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, H; Jeong, S; Lee, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Hyeongjik; Jeong, Seonkoo; Lee, Kwanghee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The South Korean case of deploying rural broadband via fiber networks by implementing universal service obligation and public-private partnership based project", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Investment cost estimation; Rural broadband; Universal service; Public -private partnerships; South Korea", "Keywords Plus": "AREAS; DEPLOYMENT", "Abstract": "Despite broadband being essential infrastructure for conducting basic socio-economic activities and reducing inequality and the digital divide, expanding broadband coverage in rural areas remains a significant challenge in many countries due to high deployment costs. South Korea, a developed country in terms of fixed broadband penetration, implemented two policies for rural broadband via fiber access networks simultaneously during the COVID-19 pandemic. One is the universal broadband service at 100 Mbps speed introduced in 2020, and the other is the rural broadband project in terms of a public-private partnership (PPP) that proceeded from August 2020 to 2022. While both policies contribute to reducing the broadband gap between the urban and the rural in the country, it is still important to find the optimal cost-effective combination of the plural rural policies as much as possible from the cost perspective. Accordingly, this study proposes an investment cost estimation model for deploying rural broadband via fiber networks in South Korea and evaluates whether implementing two rural broadband policies in the country is cost-effective. The proposed model is designed according to the bottom-up approach, which involves building an efficient network with the latest technologies; thus, it gives a more accurate and reliable estimation of the investment cost of building rural broadband in the South Korean territory. The significant findings of this study are twofold. First, the PPP-based project could make the participating internet service providers (ISPs) deploy broadband at a cost-effective level, similar or lower to the universal service, and then recover the investment cost per build-ing within a reasonable period. Thus, the result implies that governments need to consider the PPP-based project as an effective measure to deploy rural broadband, in addition to the intro-duction of universal service. Implementing multiple broadband policies to expand rural broad-band coverage could be a reasonable and practical approach to improving broadband availability. Second, the governments still needs to make efforts to solve the complicated difficulties in rural areas in South Korea where rural-related broadband policies are still challenging to implement. This study confirmed that in some regions, the PPP-based project was still inferior to universal service in terms of average investment cost. In contrast, universal service had significant con-straints to providing broadband because of the end-users cost burden, resulting in low broadband adoption. Therefore, the government needs to consider some measures to increase broadband availability and broadband adoption, such as widening the rural areas under the jurisdiction of participating ISPs, decreasing the proportion of participating ISPs bearing the investment cost of deploying broadband, and improving the cost burden of the end-users of universal service in some limited areas.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Hyeongjik; Jeong, Seonkoo; Lee, Kwanghee] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Technol Policy Res Div, 218 Gajeongno, Daejeon 305700, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Technol Policy Res Div, 218 Gajeongno, Daejeon 305700, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hyeongjiklee@etri.re.kr; skj0102@etri.re.kr; lkh@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102506.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102506", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C6CD9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962765000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mack, EA; Helderop, E; Keene, T; Loveridge, S; Mann, J; Grubesic, TH; Kowalkowski, B; Gollnow, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mack, Elizabeth A.; Helderop, Edward; Keene, Thomas; Loveridge, Scott; Mann, John; Grubesic, Tony H.; Kowalkowski, Brian; Gollnow, Miranda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A longitudinal analysis of broadband provision in tribal areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; DIGITAL DIVIDE; COMPETITION; BENEFITS; ACCESS; SIOUX", "Abstract": "While disparities in broadband in rural areas are well documented, little research exists about broadband in tribal communities. This gap means we lack information about the trajectory of broadband deployment in tribal areas. It also means we lack comparative information about the similarities or differences in the trajectory of broadband deployment in tribal areas compared to non-tribal areas (e.g. urban and rural areas). To address this gap in our knowledge, this study utilizes longitudinal tract data constructed from information in the FCC Form 477 database to analyze broadband provision in tribal areas from 2014 to 2020. Empirical results show that rural tribes may be falling further behind the rest of the nation in broadband provision, while metropolitan tribal areas now enjoy better provision levels, on average, than their non-tribal counterparts. Additionally, the nuances of broadband distributions across tribal, rural, and urban areas make clear that a one-size-fits-all policy to aid tribal communities is inappropriate to address these and other related challenges. This is especially true as concerns about the intersection of federal broadband policy with tribal sovereignty and self-determination emerge.", "Addresses": "[Mack, Elizabeth A.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Geog Environm & Spatial Sci, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Helderop, Edward; Grubesic, Tony H.] Univ Texas Austin, Sch Informat, Austin, TX 78701 USA; [Keene, Thomas; Loveridge, Scott; Mann, John] Michigan State Univ, Dept Agr Food & Resource Econ, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Kowalkowski, Brian; Gollnow, Miranda] Coll Menominee Nat, N172 Hwy 47-55, Keshena, WI 54135 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University; University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mack, EA (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Geog Environm & Spatial Sci, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "emack@msu.edu; edward.helderop@gmail.com; keenetho@msu.edu; loverid2@msu.edu; mannjoh3@msu.edu; grubesic@austin.utexas.edu; bkowalkowski@menominee.edu; mgollnow@menominee.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Grubesic, Tony H/C-4273-2012", "ORCIDs": "Mann, John/0000-0002-0665-350X; Keene, Thomas/0000-0003-3570-3964; Loveridge, Scott/0000-0002-8067-4819", "Funding Orgs": "United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture, AFRI competitive grant [2020-67023-30958]", "Funding Name Preferred": "United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture, AFRI competitive grant", "Funding Text": "\\This research was funded by a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture, AFRI competitive grant 2020-67023-30958.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102333.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102333", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ahmed, MU; Hussain, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ahmed, Moiz Uddin; Hussain, Iqbal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Prediction of Wheat Production Using Machine Learning Algorithms in northern areas of Pakistan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Crop prediction; Machine learning; Agricultural forecasting; AI in agriculture", "Keywords Plus": "CROP YIELD; AGRICULTURE; REGRESSION; MODELS; SYSTEM; SOIL", "Abstract": "New avenues of technological opportunities in agriculture are opening as we are further delving deeper into the 21st century, but at the same time, new challenges are emerging. One of these challenges is the growing quantity of food demand, which is highly vital for regional trade, food security, and meeting the nutritious requirements of the population. A timely prediction with accuracy about crop yield could be valuable for greater food production and maintainability of sustainable agricultural growth. This paper presents a predictive model of wheat production using machine learning. The northern areas of Pakistan which grow wheat are selected as a case study due to their importance in the country's agricultural sector. We collected data of five years and selected the best attribute subset related to crop production. We applied twelve (12) algorithms by dividing data samples into three sets. Experimental results helped to shortlist three algorithms for the final analysis i.e. Sequential Minimal Optimization Regression (SMOreg), Multilayer Processing (MLP) and Gaussian Process (GP). The Root Mean Square (RMSE) and Percentage Absolute Difference (PAD) metrics were used to validate the results. The SMOreg obtained the lowest PAD (0.0093) and RMSE (0.5552) values. MLP was a little closer with second-lowest PAD (0.0116) and RMSE (0.737) value. The performance of GP was found lowest due to higher PAD (0.2203) and RMSE (17.7423) values. Our findings confirm the predictive ability of machine learning algorithms on a crop dataset recorded in a localized environment, which could be replicated on other crops and regions.", "Addresses": "[Ahmed, Moiz Uddin; Hussain, Iqbal] Allama Iqbal Open Univ, Dept Comp Sci, Islamabad 44000, Pakistan", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ahmed, MU (corresponding author), Allama Iqbal Open Univ, Dept Comp Sci, Islamabad 44000, Pakistan.", "Email Addresses": "moiz.ahmed@aiou.edu.pk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102370.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102370", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bahia, K; Castells, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bahia, Kalvin; Castells, Pau", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of spectrum assignment policies on consumer welfare", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Mobile communications; Auctions", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; AUCTIONS; FEES", "Abstract": "The radio spectrum that governments license to mobile operators is central to the development of mobile broadband services. However, there is significant variation around how much and when spectrum is assigned as well as its costs. We assess whether policies to assign spectrum had an impact on consumer welfare in 64 countries during the 2010-2017 period. We find evidence that policies that reduce the amount of spectrum available to operators, delay the assignment of spectrum and increase the cost of spectrum all impacted two important consumer outcomes - network coverage and quality. The findings have implications for governments and regulators, particularly those betting on 4G and 5G as enablers of economic growth and sustainable development.", "Addresses": "[Bahia, Kalvin] GSMA Intelligence, Madrid, Spain; [Castells, Pau] GSMA Intelligence, Econ Anal, London, England", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Castells, P (corresponding author), GSMA Intelligence, Econ Anal, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "kbahia@gsma.com; pcastells@gsma.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102228.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102228", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 28.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Aimene, L; Lebourges, M; Liang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Aimene, Louise; Lebourges, Marc; Liang, Julienne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating the impact of co-investment on Fiber to the Home adoption and competition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Entry model; FTTH coverage; FTTH adoption; Competition; Co-investment", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET-STRUCTURE", "Abstract": "The demand for faster broadband access is a key driver of FTTH adoption and fixed broadband competition, and therefore of co-investment. This paper assesses the effects on FTTH adoption and competition of FTTH co-investment. Co-investment had indeed been endorsed in the European Electronic Communication Code as a relevant option for conciliating investment and competition. This paper contributes to evaluating this policy option by providing detailed empirical estimates of the influence of co-investment on Fiber to the Home (FTTH) adoption and competition in the French fixed broadband market. We combine several French municipality level datasets and use a two-stage control-function approach to correct for the endogeneity of investor entry. We show that the presence of co-investment leads to an increase of 7.9% in FTTH adoption in 2018. Co-investment offers also enhance competition. Co-investment by competitors causes a decrease in Orange, French incumbent operator, total retail broadband market penetration by 5.9% whereas no co-investment by competitors lets Orange's total retail broadband market penetration unchanged. Our findings confirm that co-investment supports the policy objectives of adoption and competition and should be supported by regulation.", "Addresses": "[Aimene, Louise; Lebourges, Marc; Liang, Julienne] Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Liang, J (corresponding author), Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "louise.aimene@orange.com; marc.lebourges@orange.com; julienne.liang@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102139.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102139", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, C; Wang, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chun; Wang, Lian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who is left behind? Exploring the characteristics of China's broadband non-adopting families", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Broadband nonadopter; China; Universal service", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE POLICY; DIGITAL DIVIDE; RURAL INFORMATIZATION; MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; INTERNET ACCESS; DETERMINANTS; NONADOPTERS; TECHNOLOGY; AREAS", "Abstract": "China has made significant progress in broadband development. As of September 2018, 95% of China's population was covered by 4G networks. However, our estimates show that nearly 30% of China's families did not use broadband that year. This study attempts to investigate the characteristics of China's broadband left-behind families. Overall, consistent with the findings for other countries, families with a lower socioeconomic status are more likely to be broadband nonadopters. In the information society, older, poorer, rural and less educated families are left behind. It is recommended that the Chinese government shift from a top-down investment-driven policy to a user-centered demand-driven policy to address the digital divide.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chun] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Publ Affairs & Adm, Chengdu, Peoples R China; [Wang, Lian] Southwest Petr Univ China, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Electronic Science & Technology of China; Southwest Petroleum University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, L (corresponding author), Southwest Petr Univ China, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "psuchunliu@gmail.com; klarkew@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "liu, chun/C-4466-2014; Wang, Lian/GYI-9421-2022", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868; Wang, Lian/0000-0001-5844-1050", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [20XGL018]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the National Social Science Fund of China (20XGL018) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102187.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102187", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Venkatraman, S; Reddy, PG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Venkatraman, Shriram; Reddy, P. Govinda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cashlessness and scalable multi-pay practices: Capturing the everyday financial transactions in local contexts", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cashlessness; Digital; India; Local contexts", "Keywords Plus": "MONEY", "Abstract": "While macro-level volume growth in India?s move towards cashless payment systems is captured relentlessly, most often what gets ignored is a realization that everyday financial transactional practices are socially and culturally embedded in the local contexts. This paper drawn from an anthropological ethnography explores how people use and hierarchically order different payment systems in their everyday financial transactions for products and services. It explores how aspects such as trust, economic and social values, demographic differentials and scalable multi-pay practices influence such ordering and usage of the payment systems within their everyday local contexts.", "Addresses": "[Venkatraman, Shriram] Indraprastha Inst Informat Technol, Social Sci & Humanities, New Delhi, India; [Reddy, P. Govinda] Univ Madras, Dept Anthropol, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India", "Affiliations": "Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi; University of Madras", "Reprint Addresses": "Venkatraman, S (corresponding author), 1502,B Bridgewood,Hiranandani 5-63, Chennai 603103, Tamil Nadu, India.", "Email Addresses": "shriramv@iiitd.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Venkatraman, Shriram/0000-0002-3984-6367", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102113.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102113", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chien, MS; Cheng, CY; Kurniawati, MA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chien, Mei-Se; Cheng, Chih-Yang; Kurniawati, Meta Ayu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The non-linear relationship between ICT diffusion and financial development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT diffusion; Financial development; Dynamic panel GMM; Panel smooth transition regression", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; PANEL-DATA; INFORMATION; TESTS", "Abstract": "This research investigates the linear and non-linear effects of information and communication technology (ICT) diffusion on financial development for 81 countries over the period 1990-2015 by employing the generalized-momentum method (GMM) and panel smooth transition regression (PSTR). Some main conclusions are presented as follows. First, comparing the different effects of ICT on financial development between the high-income group and the middle- & low-income group, telephone and Internet positively influences both groups' financial development, whereas mobile cellular causes a negative effect in high-income countries, but a positive effect in middle- & low-income countries. Second, the growth of the Internet and telephones raises the financial development in all regions, while mobile cellular growth positively affects financial development only in Africa. Finally, strong evidence appears that the PSTR models capture the smooth non-linear effects of ICT diffusion on financial development, in which the effect of ICT diffusion on financial development is positive in the lower level of ICT diffusion, but turns negative in the higher level of ICT diffusion.", "Addresses": "[Chien, Mei-Se] Natl Kaohsiung Univ Sci & Technol, Dept Finance & Informat, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; [Cheng, Chih-Yang] Natl Sun Yat Sen Univ, Dept Finance, Kaohsiung, Taiwan; [Kurniawati, Meta Ayu] Ritsumeikan Univ, Dept Int Relat, Kyoto, Japan", "Affiliations": "National Kaohsiung University of Science & Technology; National Sun Yat Sen University; Ritsumeikan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cheng, CY (corresponding author), Natl Sun Yat Sen Univ, Dept Finance, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "cms@nkust.edu.tw; chihyang@g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw; metaayu.kurniawati@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kurniawati, Meta Ayu/0000-0002-7914-8395", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 37.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102023.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102023", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Reed, DP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Reed, David P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Examining the prospects for Gigabit Broadband: Lessons learned from Google Fiber", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Gigabit broadband; Broadband strategy; Fiber network costs; Municipal broadband; Google fiber; Network economics", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study examines possible lessons learned from the deployment of residential Gigabit networks based upon the novel approach taken by the Google Fiber project started in 2010. Even though Google Fiber paused any project expansion in 2016, calling into question the viability of their business model, the approach taken by Google Fiber elicits further research interest given four major innovations that this analysis identifies in its fiber-to-the-home business model. Based on a top-down financial model to estimate the costs of fiber deployment, this analysis shows that these four innovations pursued by Google Fiber, and now adopted on a widespread basis by other broadband providers, lower the costs of building residential Gigabit networks, and therefore can improve the prospects for new entry of service providers of residential broadband services. With technology advances pointing to further cost reductions in the cost of Gigabit networks, this analysis elevates the need for more detailed study of ongoing changes in the cost structure of local access networks to better anticipate future prospects for broadband competition.", "Addresses": "[Reed, David P.] Univ Colorado Boulder, Residence Technol Cybersecur & Policy Program, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "Reed, DP (corresponding author), Univ Colorado Boulder, Residence Technol Cybersecur & Policy Program, Boulder, CO 80309 USA.", "Email Addresses": "david.reed@colorado.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101957.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101957", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Arnold, R; Schneider, A; Lennartz, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Arnold, Rene; Schneider, Anna; Lennartz, Jonathan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Interoperability of interpersonal communications services - A consumer perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Interpersonal communications services (ICS); Psychology; Interoperability; Regulation; Internet; Consumer interests", "Keywords Plus": "CRITICAL MASS; MEDIA; COMPETITION; RICHNESS; STUDENTS; BEHAVIOR; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "The European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) enables competent authorities to introduce interoperability obligations also for number-independent interpersonal communications services (NI-ICS) such as Facebook Messenger, LINE, Skype, WeChat and WhatsApp. Under such an obligation, consumers could interact not just with users of the NI-ICS where they have a user account themselves, but also with users of all then interoperable NI-ICS. While with traditional electronic communications services (ECS) economic theory and consumer interests align as regards interoperability since multi-homing across various operators is the exemption, it is not yet clear whether that is also true for NI-ICS for which multi-homing is the norm. Our paper draws on an online survey of n = 2044 consumers in Germany covering traditional ECS, email and 22 other NI-ICS to address this issue from a consumer point of view. We find that people proactively use the boundaries between communications services to compartmentalize their social contacts according to relationship closeness. Our finding echoes indications provided in a rich stream of computer-mediated communication (CMC) research and in particular psychological theories of relationship development. Specifically, people appear to follow a finely tuned cultural code implying a hierarchical order of communications services used depending on the closeness of the contacts. Consequently, our results provide a complementary explanation of how and why certain groups of social ties converge to a specific (set of) communications service(s) beyond network effects and shed a critical light on current policy debates around an interoperability obligation for interpersonal communications applications. They highlight that an interoperability obligation for NI-ICS would likely not be in line with consumer interests.", "Addresses": "[Arnold, Rene; Lennartz, Jonathan] Wissensch Inst Infrastruktur & Kommunika Kommunik, Rhoendorfer Str 68, Bad Honnef 53604, Germany; [Arnold, Rene] Bruegel, Rue Charite 33, Brussels 1210, Belgium; [Schneider, Anna] Hsch Fresenius Univ Appl Sci, Mediapk 4c, Cologne 50670, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Arnold, R (corresponding author), Wissensch Inst Infrastruktur & Kommunika Kommunik, Dept Markets & Perspect, GmbH Rhoendorfer Str 68, Bad Honnef 53604, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "r.arnold@wik.org; Anna.Schneider@hs-fresenius.de; j.lennartz@wik.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "German Federal Network Agency", "Funding Name Preferred": "German Federal Network Agency", "Funding Text": "This work partly benefitted from continuous funding by the German Federal Network Agency for the institution of two of the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101927.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101927", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abu-Kaf, G; Schejter, A; Abu Jafar, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abu-Kaf, Ghalia; Schejter, Amit; Abu Jafar, Muhammad", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Bedouin divide", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; MEDIA", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Abu-Kaf, Ghalia; Schejter, Amit; Abu Jafar, Muhammad] Ben Gurion Univ Negev, Dept Commun Studies, POB 653, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel", "Affiliations": "Ben Gurion University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schejter, A (corresponding author), Ben Gurion Univ Negev, Dept Commun Studies, POB 653, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel.", "Email Addresses": "abukafgalia@gmail.com; amitsch@bgu.ac.il; muhammad.jafar90@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/HKF-0246-2023", "ORCIDs": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/0000-0002-3670-2165", "Funding Orgs": "ICORE project of the Israel Science Foundation; Committee on Budgeting and Planning [1716/12/]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ICORE project of the Israel Science Foundation; Committee on Budgeting and Planning", "Funding Text": "This study was published with he support of the ICORE project of the Israel Science Foundation and the Committee on Budgeting and Planning, grant no. 1716/12/.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101810.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IQ1LU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000480512100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cadman, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cadman, Richard", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Legal separation of BT: A necessary incentive for investment?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; TRANSITION; EFFICIENCY; SABOTAGE", "Abstract": "In March 2017 Ofcom and BT agreed that Openreach would be established as a legally separate subsidiary of BT Group with some behavioural requirements built into its Articles of Association. Ofcom pushed for this arrangement with the twin objectives of deterring what it termed strategic discrimination by BT and increasing investment in fibre to the premises. This paper argues that strategic discrimination is an unhelpful concept as a firm under an Equivalence of Input obligation, as BT was, can gain no strategic advantage for its retail business through an investment in an access product it has to make available to all wholesale customers on the same terms. Further, it argues that legal separation does not change fundamental cost and demand conditions and so has no direct effect on incentives to invest. This paper opens the possibility for further research regarding the incentives and behaviour of vertically integrated firms more generally.", "Addresses": "[Cadman, Richard] SPC Network Ltd, Norwich, Norfolk, England", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Cadman, R (corresponding author), SPC Network Ltd, Norwich, Norfolk, England.", "Email Addresses": "richard.cadman@spcnetwork.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 38.0, "End Page": 49.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haftu, GG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haftu, Girmay Giday", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information communications technology and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: A panel data approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Sub-Saharan Africa; Mobile; Internet; GDP per capita; System GMM", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; INCREASING RETURNS", "Abstract": "This research empirically analyzed the impact of mobile phone and the Internet on per capita income of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) for the period of 2006-2015 using a panel data of 40 countries. We have employed the robust two-step system GMM. Results showed that growth in mobile phone penetration has contributed significantly to the GDP per capita of the region after controlling for a number of other variables. A 10% increase in mobile phone penetration results in a 1.2% change in GDP per capita. Therefore, improving access to mobile phones will play a critical role in reducing the poverty level of the region through raising the per capita income of the population. However, the Internet has not contributed to the per capita GDP during the study period. The insignificant impact of the Internet could be due to low penetration of the technology, low ICT skill of Internet users, lack of or insufficient local content on the global network, and the relatively immature state of the technology in the region. Therefore, governments and other stake-holders should design policies that encourage expansion of the Internet. In addition to improving Internet access, policies which focus on ICT skill development and local content creation should also be designed and implemented.", "Addresses": "", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "haftugirts@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 98.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 102.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 50.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 88.0, "End Page": 99.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sangki, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sangki, Jin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Vision of future e-government via new e-government maturity model: Based on Korea's e-government practices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-government; Highly-advanced information society; Smart city; E-government maturity model", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper analyze that the social paradigm shift caused by the new IT has brought the current highly-advanced information society following the industrial and information societies, and proposes a new e-government development model called as E-Government Maturity Model based on Socio-political Development that incorporates the level of social maturity based on e-democracy and the maturity level of civic society with statistic model. The new model classifies e-Government development into four stages: Bureaucratic model, Information management model, Participatory model, and Governance model. This paper also attempted to apply this model to e-government practices in Korea on the flow of time. E-government in Korea has mainly shown features of one distinct type at a time among four stages, as so far explained above. In this case, the former stage developed to the next level after going through the process of maturation in advancement of ICT and social maturity and political stability. This paper defined the 'smart society' as the highly-advanced information society from the Korean case study. Instead of literally interpreting the term 'smart', it should be comprehensively re-interpreted as a new academic term that reflects perspectives of social and technological changes, introducing new meanings. The definition and concept or the maturity level of the smart society shall be left for the future study suggestions. We have so far analyzed the characteristics of progressing toward the smart society based on Korea's cases of e-government development. The analysis, though started from certain cases of Korea, will be an applicable model to other countries as well, since Korea is in the leading group in terms of informatization. This paper is distinguished from the other studies because it is an analytical study on the non-technological factors of e-government development: especially focused on the political, socio-economic aspects of e-government. Despite the contribution mentioned above, this paper also has an academic limitation on the generalization of findings because of its a single case study on the Korea. So we will try to explain and analyze the other countries' cases with the research framework: E-Government Maturity Model based on Socio-political Development of this paper in the next studies. So, this model will be expected to be generally expandable and applicable to e-government cases of other countries.", "Addresses": "[Sangki, Jin] Natl Assembly Korea, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Sangki, J (corresponding author), Natl Assembly Korea, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "wooyul10@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 79.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 860.0, "End Page": 871.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bouali, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bouali, Safieddine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulated termination rates and competition among Tunisian mobile network operators. Barriers, bias, and incentives", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ON-NET", "Abstract": "Since 2006, the Tunisian National Regulatory Authority has been imposing multiannual mobile-to mobile termination rates, first on the duopoly of Tunisie Telecom and Tunisiana, and then on all three providers once Orange Tunisie entered the market in 2010. This research studies the interplay between interconnection rates for mobile call termination and the retail price competition for prepaid SIM cards, predominantly chosen by Tunisian consumers. We show that the duopoly was practicing price alignment for off-net calls, and that subsequently, the third provider entering the market sparked a decisive initial price drop associated with the non-reciprocal rate it enjoyed. However, the price war, which benefited consumers, only occurred when the Regulatory Body eliminated differential tariffs between on and off-net calls in the retail market. It follows that, everything else being equal, an interconnection rate drop alone will not lead to a decrease in retail prices.", "Addresses": "[Bouali, Safieddine] Univ Tunis, Management Inst, Dept Econ & Quantitat Methods, 41 Rue Liberte, Le Bardo 2000, Tunisia", "Affiliations": "Universite de Tunis", "Reprint Addresses": "Bouali, S (corresponding author), Univ Tunis, Management Inst, Dept Econ & Quantitat Methods, 41 Rue Liberte, Le Bardo 2000, Tunisia.", "Email Addresses": "Safieddine.Bouali@isg.mu.tn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Bouali, Safieddine/0000-0002-4901-0221", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 573.0, "End Page": 586.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yeboah-Boateng, EO; Osei-Owusu, A; Henten, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yeboah-Boateng, Ezer Osei; Osei-Owusu, Alexander; Henten, Anders", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial - ICT in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Yeboah-Boateng, Ezer Osei] GTUC, Accra, Ghana; [Osei-Owusu, Alexander; Henten, Anders] Aalborg Univ, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol CMI, Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Henten, A (corresponding author), Aalborg Univ, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol CMI, Copenhagen, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "henten@cmi.aau.dk", "Researcher Ids": "Yeboah-Boateng, Ezer Osei/AAX-6787-2021", "ORCIDs": "Yeboah-Boateng, Ezer Osei/0000-0002-1355-8586; Hansen Henten, Anders/0000-0003-1126-8398", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 533.0, "End Page": 536.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Confraria, J; Ribeiro, T; Vasconcelos, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Confraria, Joao; Ribeiro, Tiago; Vasconcelos, Helder", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of consumer preferences for mobile telecom plans using a discrete choice experiment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Stated preference survey; Discrete choice experiments; Network effects; Experimental design", "Keywords Plus": "SWITCHING COSTS; PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; NETWORK COMPETITION; CUSTOMER LOYALTY; ON-NET; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; BEHAVIOR; SATISFACTION; RETENTION; MODELS", "Abstract": "In this paper, we present a study of consumer preferences for mobile telecommunications plans and operator characteristics. The objective of the study was to identify consumer preferences for the following characteristics of mobile plans: the importance of using the same provider as friends and family (calling club network effects), the market share of the provider (pure network effects), the length of the commitment period, monthly fee/recharge obligations and per minute call charges for calls made within and outside the provider network. A discrete choice experiment was used as a preference elicitation method and implemented in face-to-face interviews. We present results regarding willingness to pay for the described features as well as their relationship to socio-demographic variables. Consumers are willing to pay 1.3 Euro per month more to reduce the commitment period from 1 year to 6 months and willing to pay 2.5 euros per month more to be part of a larger network. Consumers are also twice as much more sensitive to within-network price variations than extra-network price variations. These results remain unchanged in the sub-sample of those that have internet access suggesting that a web based surveys are capable of producing unbiased results. The implications of these results for regulatory policy are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Confraria, Joao; Vasconcelos, Helder] ANACOM, Ave Jose Malhoa 12, P-1099017 Lisbon, Portugal; [Confraria, Joao] Catolica Lisbon Sch Business & Econ Palma de Cima, P-1649023 Lisbon, Portugal; [Ribeiro, Tiago] Indera Estudos Econ Lda, Rua Campo Alegre, P-134601415 Oporto, Portugal; [Ribeiro, Tiago] Univ South Australia, Inst Choice, Level 13,140 Arthur St, Sydney, NSW 2060, Australia; [Vasconcelos, Helder] Fac Econ Porto, Rua Dr Roberto Frias, P-4200464 Oporto, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Universidade Catolica Portuguesa; University of South Australia; Universidade do Porto", "Reprint Addresses": "Ribeiro, T (corresponding author), Indera Estudos Econ Lda, Rua Campo Alegre, P-134601415 Oporto, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "joao.confraria@anacom.pt; tiago.ribeiro@indera.pt; helder.vasconcelos@anacom.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Vasconcelos, Helder F/B-5966-2009", "ORCIDs": "Vasconcelos, Helder/0000-0002-2584-4352", "Funding Orgs": "Portuguese Public Funds through FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia) [IJID/ECO/04105/2013]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Portuguese Public Funds through FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia)(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to the Editor and to two anonymous referees for their thorough and thoughtful reports. The views expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the institutions with which they are affiliated. This research has been financed by Portuguese Public Funds through FCT (Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia) in the framework of the project IJID/ECO/04105/2013. Any errors are the sole responsibility of the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 157.0, "End Page": 169.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Binsfeld, N; Whalley, J; Pugalis, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Binsfeld, Nico; Whalley, Jason; Pugalis, Lee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competing against yourself: State duopoly in the Luxembourg telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Luxembourg; State-ownership; Telecommunications; Market evolution; Liberalisation; Privatisation", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; PRIVATIZATION; PRIVATE", "Abstract": "The Luxembourgish telecommunications market, not too dissimilar to many other advanced industrial countries around the world, is undergoing a process of market liberalisation. However, there are some particular features of Luxembourg's 'informed follower' mode of market liberalisation, which are sociospatially distinct and therefore warrant investigation. In particular, the government of Luxembourg has sought to proactively intervene in the direct provision of telecommunications services, in the form of two competing but 100% state-owned operators, whilst simultaneously supporting market liberalisation. An understanding of the role of the state in this process is clarified through the conceptual lens of the state as policy-maker, regulator and operator. Through examining the multiple roles performed by the Luxembourgish state in the wider context of the EU telecommunications reform packages, the paper reveals the competitive tension that exists between each of the different arms of the state, that is, between POST and Luxconnect. The paper critically appraises the intertwining decisions, factors and considerations that led to this state-controlled duopoly and analyses the outcomes to date of attempts to liberalise the telecommunications market as well. This analysis of the geographical and historical complexity of the Luxembourgish telecommunications sector helps to reveal the powerful role of the state in market liberalisation. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Binsfeld, Nico; Whalley, Jason; Pugalis, Lee] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "Binsfeld, N (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "nico.binsfeld@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Pugalis, Lee/S-4528-2016", "ORCIDs": "Pugalis, Lee/0000-0001-8987-6356", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 791.0, "End Page": 803.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.06.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garín-Muñoz, T; Pérez-Amaral, T; Gijón, C; López, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Gijon, Covadonga; Lopez, Rafael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Consumer complaint behaviour in telecommunications: The case of mobile phone users in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Consumer complaint behaviour; Mobile phones; Consumer retention; Consumer satisfaction; Consumer loyalty; Voice; Exit; Service failure; Complainers", "Keywords Plus": "DISSATISFACTION; SATISFACTION; RESPONSES; LOYALTY; VOICE", "Abstract": "This work analyses the post-purchase behaviour of mobile phone users once they have experienced a service failure. Taking into account the existing literature on Consumer Complaint Behaviour (CCB), a survey for 4249 individuals in Spain is used for specifying econometric equations that explain the determinants of the complaining decision and the impact that a proper complaint management may have on overall satisfaction. The results suggest that dissatisfaction is not a necessary condition for complaining and that the propensity to complain is different depending on the type of problem experienced by the customer. Another finding is that a proper handling of complaints by the company may constitute a source of improvement in the overall user satisfaction and profitability of the firm. This result is of interest for its implications when designing a company's marketing strategy. Accordingly it seems reasonable to use complaint management as a powerful tool to retain customers. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Garin-Munoz, Teresa] UNED, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Gijon, Covadonga; Lopez, Rafael] Univ Complutense Madrid, E-28040 Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Complutense University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Pérez-Amaral, T (corresponding author), Univ Complutense Madrid, E-28040 Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "mgarin@cee.uned.es; teodosio@ccee.ucm.es; mcgijon@ccee.ucm.es; ralopez@ccee.ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Gijon, Covadonga/KFS-7630-2024; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020; Pérez-Amaral, Teodosio/E-6773-2017", "ORCIDs": "Gijon, Covadonga/0000-0001-5779-3118; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 804.0, "End Page": 820.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haucap, J; Heimeshoff, U; Lange, MRJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich; Lange, Mirjam R. J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of tariff diversity on broadband penetration-An empirical analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Broadband demand; Tariff diversity; Price discrimination", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; EUROPEAN-UNION; OECD COUNTRIES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; ACCESS; POLICY; DEMAND", "Abstract": "This paper provides an empirical analysis how tariff diversity affects fixed broadband penetration. To measure tariff diversity on a country-level a detailed data set comprising over 1000 fixed-line broadband tariffs is used. An instrumental variable approach is applied to estimate demand, controlling for various industry and socio-economic factors. Our results indicate that service-related and socio-economic factors affect broadband demand the most. An increase in tariff diversity provides a significant impetus to broadband adoption. A positive relationship is indicative of the importance of innovative pricing schemes in expediting the ascent of broadband internet access. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich; Lange, Mirjam R. J.] Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Lange, MRJ (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "haucap@dice.hhu.de; heimeshoff@dice.hhu.de; lange@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343", "Funding Orgs": "Henkel foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Henkel foundation", "Funding Text": "We thank two anonymous referees for valuable comments and the participants of CISS 2014 in Turunc, Turkey, 25th European Regional ITS Conference in Brussels and 20th ITS Biennial Conference in Rio de Janeiro. All remaining errors are solely the responsibility of the authors. Financial support of the Henkel foundation is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 743.0, "End Page": 754.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fife, E; Pereira, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fife, Elizabeth; Pereira, Francis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The promise and reality: Assessing the gap between theory and practice in ICT4D", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INFORMATION; DIFFUSION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE; SUSTAINABILITY; PRODUCTIVITY; TECHNOLOGY; LESSONS", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Fife, Elizabeth] Univ Southern Calif, Pacific Telecommun Council PTC Res Comm, EWP, Viterbi Sch Engn, OHE 106, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA; [Pereira, Francis] Univ Southern Calif, Marshall Sch Business, BRI 307C, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California; University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Fife, E (corresponding author), Univ Southern Calif, Pacific Telecommun Council PTC Res Comm, EWP, Viterbi Sch Engn, OHE 106, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA.", "Email Addresses": "fife@usc.edu; pereira@marshall.usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 595.0, "End Page": 601.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Akhtar, F; Rehmani, MH; Reisslein, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Akhtar, Fayaz; Rehmani, Mubashir Husain; Reisslein, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "White space: Definitional perspectives and their role in exploiting spectrum opportunities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cognitive radio network; Spectrum hole; Spectrum opportunity; White space", "Keywords Plus": "COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORKS; WIRELESS NETWORKS; TV; ACCESS; MAP; INTERFERENCE; TECHNOLOGY; MANAGEMENT; BREAKING; DECISION", "Abstract": "The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defines white space as the channels that are unused at a specific location or time. For futuristic cognitive radio (CR) based applications and communication networks, white space detection plays an important role. In fact, the proper white space understanding is a prerequisite for effective communication in support of a wide range of information technology systems. Moreover, by clearly defining the white space, the business and technical scenarios for white space usage can be clearly defined and their implementation will be simplified. Also, the decisions of regulatory bodies and telecommunications policy makers for auctions of particular spectrum bands can be facilitated by a thorough white space understanding. White space detection is a critical aspect of Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) which ultimately can help in overcoming bandwidth shortages. A major portion of the DSA research to date has been limited to the dimensions of time, frequency, and geographical location while neglecting other perspectives for the detection of white spaces. Generally, what exactly is a white space and how do white spaces differ in various modern contexts of wireless networks? This paper strives to answer these questions by reviewing the conventional white space definitions and exploring advanced perspectives on white spaces that can be used for CR communications. We propose a novel classification of white spaces based on the combination of three perspectives, namely signal dimension, licence, and transmission strategy, and outline open areas for future research on exploiting white spaces for CR communication. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Akhtar, Fayaz; Rehmani, Mubashir Husain] COMSATS Inst Informat Technol, Wah Cantt, Pakistan; [Reisslein, Martin] Arizona State Univ, Elect Comp & Energy Engn, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA", "Affiliations": "COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI); Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Tempe", "Reprint Addresses": "Reisslein, M (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Elect Comp & Energy Engn, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA.", "Email Addresses": "fayazakhtar@gmail.com; mshrehmani@gmail.com; reisslein@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Rehmani, Mubashir Husain/E-8059-2014; Reisslein, Martin/B-3278-2014", "ORCIDs": "Rehmani, Mubashir Husain/0000-0002-3565-7390; Reisslein, Martin/0000-0003-1606-233X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 100.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 97.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 107.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 319.0, "End Page": 331.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Basaure, A; Marianov, V; Paredes, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Basaure, Arturo; Marianov, Vladimir; Paredes, Ricardo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Implications of dynamic spectrum management for regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic spectrum management (DSM); Value of the spectrum; Coase theorem; Agent-based modeling (ABM); Spectrum regimes; Spectrum transactions; Interference and property rights", "Keywords Plus": "USAGE", "Abstract": "The Coase theorem suggests that a regulatory scheme, which clearly defines spectrum property rights and allows transactions between participants, induces an optimal spectrum assignment. This paper argues that the conditions required by Coase are gradually achieved by the introduction of Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM), which enables a dynamic reassignment of spectrum bands at different times and places. DSM reduces the costs associated with spectrum transactions and thus provides an opportunity to enhance efficiency through voluntary transactions. This study analyzes the factors affecting the benefits of a regulatory scheme allowing transactions, compares and quantifies the potential gains associated with different spectrum regimes by employing agent-based simulations and suggests policy implications for spectrum regulation. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Basaure, Arturo] Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, FI-00076 Aalto, Finland; [Marianov, Vladimir] Pontificia Univ Catolica Chile, Dept Elect Engn, Santiago 7820436, Chile; [Basaure, Arturo; Paredes, Ricardo] Pontificia Univ Catolica Chile, Dept Ind & Syst Engn, Santiago 7820436, Chile", "Affiliations": "Aalto University; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile", "Reprint Addresses": "Basaure, A (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, POB 13000, FI-00076 Aalto, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "arturo.basaure@aalto.fi; marianov@ing.puc.cl; rparedes@ing.puc.cl", "Researcher Ids": "Basaure, Arturo/Q-4148-2019; Marianov, Vladimir/D-1360-2011; Paredes, Ricardo/M-1653-2013", "ORCIDs": "Basaure, Arturo/0000-0002-5553-7185; Marianov, Vladimir/0000-0002-5343-0106; Paredes, Ricardo/0000-0002-4081-1700", "Funding Orgs": "TRIAL EECRT project; Institute for Complex Engineering Systems through ICM-MIDEPLAN [P-05-004-F]; Institute for Complex Engineering Systems through CONICYT [FBO16]", "Funding Name Preferred": "TRIAL EECRT project; Institute for Complex Engineering Systems through ICM-MIDEPLAN; Institute for Complex Engineering Systems through CONICYT", "Funding Text": "This work has also taken place in the context of COST Action IC0905 TERRA, with partial support of TRIAL EECRT project and Institute for Complex Engineering Systems through grants ICM-MIDEPLAN P-05-004-F and CONICYT FBO16.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 563.0, "End Page": 579.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kumar, RR; Kumar, RD; Patel, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh; Kumar, Radika Devi; Patel, Arvind", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Accounting for telecommunications contribution to economic growth: A study of Small Pacific Island States", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Economic growth; ARDL bounds approach; Causality; Small Pacific Island States", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; ENERGY-CONSUMPTION; PRODUCTIVITY; ICT; INNOVATION; TOURISM; OUTPUT; INFRASTRUCTURE; INVESTMENT; GOVERNMENT", "Abstract": "Noting the developments in the telecommunications sector in Small Pacific Island States (SPIS), this paper explores the effect of telecommunications on per worker output over the periods 1979-2012. We use the ARDL bounds procedure within an augmented Solow framework to explore the effects. Additionally, we examine the causality effect using the Toda and Yamamoto procedure. The results show that telecommunications contribute 0.33% in the short-run and 0.43% in the long-run to output per worker; a bidirectional causality between capital per worker and output per worker, and unidirectional causality from telecommunications to output per worker, and capital per worker, respectively, are noted. Subsequently, we emphasize the need for greater innovation and competition in the telecommunications sector, and linking cutting-edge communication technologies to key sectors to boost efficiency and productivity in the long-run. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh] Univ S Pacific, Fac Business & Econ, Sch Accounting & Finance, Suva, Fiji; [Kumar, Radika Devi] Minist Resources & Dev, Div Trade & Investment, Commonwealth Secretariat, Hub & Spokes Programme, Majuro 96960, MH, Marshall Island; [Patel, Arvind] Univ S Pacific, Fac Business & Econ, Sch Accounting & Finance, Adm Off, Suva, Fiji", "Affiliations": "University of the South Pacific; University of the South Pacific", "Reprint Addresses": "Kumar, RR (corresponding author), Univ S Pacific, Fac Business & Econ, Sch Accounting & Finance, FBE Green House, Suva, Fiji.", "Email Addresses": "kumar_RN@usp.ac.fj; radikakumar@gmail.com; patel_a@usp.ac.fj", "Researcher Ids": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh/H-4968-2015; Kumar, Ronald/AAK-7991-2020; Kumar, Radika/K-7152-2019; Kumar, Radika/AAL-2658-2020", "ORCIDs": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh/0000-0001-9658-4896; Kumar, Radika/0000-0002-7091-8461", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 284.0, "End Page": 295.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Minervini, LF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Minervini, Leo Fulvio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum management reform: Rethinking practices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; Spectrum policy; Deregulatory reforms; Transition economics", "Keywords Plus": "PROPERTY-RIGHTS; RADIO SPECTRUM", "Abstract": "Unparalleled growth in wireless communications has increased the pressure for more spectrum to support more users, more uses and more capacity. To alleviate that pressure, major regulatory changes were introduced in several countries in two key areas of spectrum management, namely spectrum assignment and allocation. This paper analyzes those changes and discusses strategies and tactics for deregulating the use of radio spectrum. Spectrum management reforms are considered within the theoretical framework of transition economics, which is concerned with optimal reform speed and sequencing. The paper shows how Anglo-Saxon and European countries have been implementing gradual reforms. Meanwhile, Central American reformers have chosen a fast transition from command-and-control regulation to market mechanisms. Transition economics is used to evaluate the advantages and drawbacks of different spectrum reform strategies. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Macerata, Dept Econ & Law, I-62100 Macerata, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Macerata", "Reprint Addresses": "Minervini, LF (corresponding author), Univ Macerata, Dept Econ & Law, Piazza Strambi 1, I-62100 Macerata, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "leofulvio.minervini@unimc.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "MINERVINI, Leo Fulvio/0000-0001-9299-1187", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 136.0, "End Page": 146.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cecere, G; Rochelandet, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cecere, Grazia; Rochelandet, Fabrice", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Privacy intrusiveness and web audiences: Empirical evidence", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Privacy; Personal data; Intrusiveness; Digital business models; Performance; Web audience", "Keywords Plus": "ONLINE PRIVACY; INTERNET PRIVACY; CONSUMER PRIVACY; ECONOMICS; MARKET; MODEL", "Abstract": "The development of Internet technologies and personalized advertising has amplified public concern about privacy, but there is little empirical analysis of how firms exploit personal data. This article investigates how website performance, measured by web audience, is affected by intrusions into privacy. We analyze an original dataset of the 197 most visited websites in France. Our study shows that a high level of firm intrusiveness is associated with better economic performance. The results shows that consumers do not respond negatively to overly intrusive data requirements since intrusiveness is associated with higher website traffic, industry self-regulation may not be the most efficient regulation mechanism. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cecere, Grazia] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, F-91011 Evry, France; [Cecere, Grazia; Rochelandet, Fabrice] Univ Paris 11, ADIS, F-92330 Sceaux, France; [Rochelandet, Fabrice] Univ Paris 03, F-75005 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Universite Paris Saclay; Universite Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3", "Reprint Addresses": "Cecere, G (corresponding author), Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, 9 Rue Charles Fourier, F-91011 Evry, France.", "Email Addresses": "grazia.cecere@telecom-em.eu; fabrice.rochelandet@u-paris3.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Cecere, Grazia/0000-0001-6349-9222; Rochelandet, Fabrice/0000-0002-7957-2145", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1004.0, "End Page": 1014.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Palcic, D; Reeves, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Palcic, Donal; Reeves, Eoin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Private equity leveraged buyouts in European telecoms: The case of Eircom", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Private equity; Leveraged buyouts; Privatisation; Broadband investment; Eircom; Ireland", "Keywords Plus": "OWNERSHIP; INFRASTRUCTURE; PERFORMANCE; POLICY", "Abstract": "Highly leveraged buyouts (LBOs) of former state owned telecoms operators by private equity groups have occurred in a number of countries in recent years. This paper examines the case of Eircom in Ireland which has experienced five changes in ownership since full privatisation in 1999, two of which were LBOs. Enormous increases in Eircom's debt levels as a result of the LBOs resulted in the company's bankruptcy in 2012. This paper argues that this outcome was largely attributable to the short-termist strategies adopted by the private equity groups that assumed ownership of the enterprise. These strategies included high leverage, cash extraction and underinvestment in the fixed-line network which contributed to the demise of the enterprise and had wider economic and social effects. The Eircom case demonstrates the risks attendant to ownership of important network infrastructure by private equity groups and the need for regulatory safeguards to protect the public interest. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Palcic, Donal; Reeves, Eoin] Univ Limerick, Dept Econ, Kemmy Business Sch, Limerick, Ireland", "Affiliations": "University of Limerick", "Reprint Addresses": "Palcic, D (corresponding author), Univ Limerick, Dept Econ, Kemmy Business Sch, Limerick, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "donal.palcic@ul.ie; eoin.reeves@ul.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Palcic, Donal/K-8682-2016; Reeves, Eoin/K-8034-2016", "ORCIDs": "Palcic, Donal/0000-0003-4726-9640; Reeves, Eoin/0000-0003-4674-3152", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 573.0, "End Page": 582.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Weiss, MBH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Weiss, Martin B. H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Dynamic spectrum assignment: Editorial", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Weiss, MBH (corresponding author), Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Informat Sci, 135 N Benefield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mbw@pitt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Weiss, Martin/G-5177-2015", "ORCIDs": "Weiss, Martin/0000-0001-6785-0913", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 192.0, "End Page": 193.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kang, F; Hauge, JA; Lu, TJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kang, Fei; Hauge, Janice A.; Lu, Ting-Jie", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition and mobile network investment in China's telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Competition; Network investment; Soft budget constraint", "Keywords Plus": "DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; PRIVATIZATION; POLICY; PERFORMANCE; EFFICIENCY; BURDENS; REFORM; MARKET; FMS", "Abstract": "Until now, researchers have not addressed the relationship of competition and investment in China's telecommunications industry, the biggest mobile telecommunications market in the world with unique institutional characteristics. This paper seeks to fill this gap by examining the effects of mobile telecommunications competition on mobile network investment in China. Fixed effects and dynamic panel data models using Chinese regional panel data over the period 2003-2009 show a consistent positive correlation between the mobile market concentration and mobile network investment in the industry. This phenomenon is attributed mainly to the soft budget constraint problem that occurs under asymmetric market competition between state-owned enterprises. It is suggested that the asymmetric competitive structure has been a potential driving force of overinvestment in the mobile network in China; hence, improving the competitive structure by implementing appropriate regulatory policy rather than by policy allowance or inequitable policy burdens would be an effective way to alleviate overinvestment in network facilities. Co-construction and sharing of network infrastructure should be carried out to reduce duplication of infrastructure especially in the coming 3G era of China's telecommunications industry. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kang, Fei] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China; [Hauge, Janice A.] Univ N Texas, Dept Econ, Denton, TX 76203 USA; [Lu, Ting-Jie] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications; University of North Texas System; University of North Texas Denton; Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Hauge, JA (corresponding author), Univ N Texas, Dept Econ, 1417 W Hickory St,1155 Union Circle 311457, Denton, TX 76203 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kangfe.emma@gmail.com; jhauge@unt.edu; lutingjie@buptsem.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 901.0, "End Page": 913.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sánchez, BU; Asimakopoulos, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sanchez, Belen Usero; Asimakopoulos, Grigorios", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulation and competition in the European mobile communications industry: An examination of the implementation of mobile number portability", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile number portability (MNP); Regulation; Competition; Switching costs; Mobile communications industry", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER SWITCHING COSTS; EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS; TELEPHONY MARKET; ON-NET; DETERMINANTS; CHURN", "Abstract": "Over the past two decades, the mobile communications industry has seen a considerable drop in the consumer switching charges made by service providers in order to promote effective competition and ensure a level playing field for new market entrants. Mobile Number Portability (MNP) is an important regulatory measure taken to reduce switching costs, and it is believed to play an important role in fostering competition in the mobile market. MNP implementation has varied significantly across European Union countries, particularly with respect to porting time and customer fees, both of which are important factors when deciding whether to switch to another provider. The research examines the effects of MNP implementation on competition in the European mobile communications industry. The study findings indicate that subscriber churn rates are negatively affected by both the level of charges levied on subscribers wishing to maintain their current number (porting) when switching mobile providers and the length of time required to switch. The implications of the effectiveness of MNP regulation for competition in the mobile communications industry are discussed. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sanchez, Belen Usero; Asimakopoulos, Grigorios] Univ Carlos III Madrid, Business Management Div, Madrid 28903, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Carlos III de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Sánchez, BU (corresponding author), Univ Carlos III Madrid, Business Management Div, C Madrid 126, Madrid 28903, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "busero@emp.uc3m.es; gasimako@ing.uc3m.es", "Researcher Ids": "; Usero, Belen/R-5168-2017", "ORCIDs": "ASIMAKOPOULOS, GRIGORIOS/0000-0003-3790-8277; Usero, Belen/0000-0002-3452-3905", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Commission for Science and Technology [ECO2008-01513/ECON]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Commission for Science and Technology(Consejo Interinstitucional de Ciencia y Tecnologia (CICYT))", "Funding Text": "Financial support is gratefully acknowledged from the Spanish Commission for Science and Technology (Project ECO2008-01513/ECON). The authors would also like to thank the referees of this paper for their careful comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 187.0, "End Page": 196.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feijóo, C; Gómez-Barroso, JL; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feijoo, Claudio; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public support for the deployment of next generation access networks-Common themes, methodological caveats and further research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Feijoo, Claudio] Tech Univ Madrid, Res Ctr Appl ICTs CeDInt, ES-28223 Madrid, Spain; [Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, Dept Appl Econ & Econ Hist, E-28040 Madrid, Spain; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Div Technol & Soc, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Centro de Domotica Integral (CeDInt); Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Feijóo, C (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Res Ctr Appl ICTs CeDInt, Campus Montegancedo, ES-28223 Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "cfeijoo@cedint.upm.es; jlgomez@cee.uned.es; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/B-8019-2008; Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Gomez-Barroso, Jose Luis/0000-0001-9259-4915", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 791.0, "End Page": 793.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.08.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Madjdi, F; Hüsig, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Madjdi, Farsan; Huesig, Stefan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The response strategies of incumbent mobile network operators on the disruptive potential of public W-LAN in Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "W-LAN; WiFi; MNO; Mobile network operators; Disruptive potential; Response strategies; Mobile telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "RESOURCE; FI", "Abstract": "This paper examines how three incumbent mobile network operators (MNOs) in Germany responded in terms of their strategy to the emergence of the wireless local area network (W-LAN) technology and how they interpreted this potentially disruptive technology in their own strategic context. Additionally, prior empirical results and forecasts on the limited disruptive potential of W-LAN for the German MNOs lacked persuasive firm-level evidence to distinguish the real reason for the presented observations and analysis. So far it was unclear whether the observations were caused by successful response strategies of incumbent MNOs or by the inherent limited disruptive potential of the W-LAN technology. For this purpose case studies of three major MNOs in Germany were performed to assess and compare their respective response strategies. Using the theoretical framework of disruptive technology, the results were evaluated in a cross-case analysis to study how these firms interpreted and reacted to the potential disruptiveness of W-LAN. The results indicate significant differences for the respective MNOs between their perception of W-LAN as a potential disruptive technology, their strategic development processes inside the organisation to understand the potential impact of W-LAN on their respective business model, and to enforce an appropriate response strategy and structural implementation. This incumbent heterogeneity depends primarily on their idiosyncratic strategic and structural context. These findings reveal that the incumbent MNOs in Germany were aware of the disruptive technology concept but did not react in a theory-conform way. However, since W-LAN had a sustaining impact on the MNOs and their response strategies followed sustaining reaction patterns, earlier studies, which show a limited disruptive potential of W-LAN for the German MNOs, are supported. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Huesig, Stefan] Univ Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany; [Madjdi, Farsan] Freelancer, D-81369 Munich, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Regensburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Hüsig, S (corresponding author), Univ Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "stefan.huesig@wiwi.uni-regensburg.de", "Researcher Ids": "Madjdi, Farsan/HPE-4369-2023", "ORCIDs": "Madjdi, Farsan/0000-0002-2187-6568", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 555.0, "End Page": 567.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fraumeni, BM; Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fraumeni, Barbara M.; Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial for the special issue honoring professor Dale W. Jorgenson and his pioneering contributions to unraveling the impact of digital technology on economic growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Fraumeni, Barbara M.] Cent Univ Finance & Econ, Singapore, Singapore; [Vu, Khuong M.] Natl Univ Singapore, LKY Sch Publ Policy, Singapore, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, KM (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, LKY Sch Publ Policy, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "barbara_fraumeni@hotmail.com; sppkmv@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 3.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102698.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102698", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IE1C2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164547400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, K; Amann, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong; Amann, Juergen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An analysis of ICT hardware manufacturing in industrialized economies: Growth patterns, productivity performance, and driving Forces", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Manufacturing; Labor productivity growth; Catch-up; Industrialized economies; KLEMS", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; UNITED-STATES; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; LABOR PRODUCTIVITY; E-GOVERNMENT; INTERNET; INVESTMENT; EDUCATION; INDUSTRY; HEALTH", "Abstract": "We employ growth accounting and data from the 2019 release of the EUKLEMS database to systematically quantify the primary contributors to value-added and labor productivity growth within the Information and Communication Technology Manufacturing (ICTM) industry across 13 industrialized economies between 2000 and 2015. Our analysis reveals that total factor productivity, labor quality, investments in software, and research and development emerge as the primary drivers of growth. Additionally, when compared to the overall manufacturing sector, the ICTM industry has undergone more extensive restructuring in most economies under examination. Moreover, the study highlights a substantial and widespread adverse impact of the 2008-2009 global financial crisis (GFC) and its aftermath on the ICTM industry. In addition, the United States stands out as a leading player in ICTM's productivity performance, resulting in a considerable gap between the EU and the US in this regard, and the US exhibiting stronger resilience in ICTM labor productivity growth during the crisis -affected period, with total factor productivity playing an essential role. Drawing from its findings, the study offers several policy insights to advance the ICT manufacturing industry in industrialized economies. They encompass strategies to strengthen industry growth drivers and support for ongoing restructuring efforts in response to challenges arising from rapid technological change as well as more intense global competition.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; [Amann, Juergen] OECD, Paris, France", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore; Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD)", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, K (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg; amannj.work@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore [WBSA-8000710-00-00]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore(National University of Singapore)", "Funding Text": "We gratefully acknowledge the grant support provided by Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore (Grant #: WBSA-8000710-00-00) for our research leading to this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102675.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102675", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB4G1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001163842300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gamarra, YL; Friedl, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gamarra, Yanis Luca; Friedl, Gunther", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Declared essential patents and average total R&D expenditures per patent family", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "R & amp; Patenting; Standardization; Standard-essential patents; Business models", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARD-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; MARKET-STRUCTURE; COST; DETERMINANTS; OPPORTUNITY; CITATIONS; INDUSTRY; MOTIVES; POLICY", "Abstract": "The sharp increase in SEP declarations and declaring firms emphasizes the necessity for understanding firms' innovation investment behavior in standardization. This paper empirically investigates whether declared standard-essential patents (SEPs) and the declaring firm's business model (operationalized as a firm's location in the value chain) are associated with a firm's innovation investment behavior. To this end, we measure firms' innovation investment behavior through average total research and development (R & D) expenditures per filed patent family for publicly listed firms from 1999 to 2018. Our sample mainly includes major SEP family declarants. We rely on a binary business model taxonomy differentiating upstream and downstream firms. Within that setting, total R & D expenditures rise with increasing fragmentation of declared SEP families, suggesting that firms adjust their R & D investments to declaration developments in standard-setting organizations (SSOs). We also show that upstream firms have significantly lower total R & D expenditures than downstream firms, which could indicate structural differences in their intellectual property (IP) and R & D management processes. Our results can help SSOs and regulators better understand firms' innovation investment behavior.", "Addresses": "[Gamarra, Yanis Luca; Friedl, Gunther] Tech Univ Munich, TUM Sch Management, Munich, Germany; [Gamarra, Yanis Luca] Tech Univ Munich TUM, Chair Management Accounting, TUM Sch Management, Arcisstr 21, D-80333 Munich, Germany", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Munich; Technical University of Munich", "Reprint Addresses": "Gamarra, YL (corresponding author), Tech Univ Munich TUM, Chair Management Accounting, TUM Sch Management, Arcisstr 21, D-80333 Munich, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "yanis.gamarra@tum.de; gunther.friedl@tum.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Gamarra, Yanis Luca/0000-0003-1493-7470", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 15.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102575.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102575", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P0SG1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001047818100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Han, LY; Wojan, TR; Goetz, SJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Han, Luyi; Wojan, Timothy R.; Goetz, Stephan J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Experimenting in the cloud: The digital divide's impact on innovation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Product innovation; Business practice innovation; Marketing innovation; Propensity score matching; Endogenous treatment effect", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; MATCHING ESTIMATORS; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper builds on a recent National Science Foundation working paper that identified a strong association between cloud use and various types of innovation but did not consider whether 1) cloud adoption is a reliable indicator of the innovation orientation of a firm, or 2) cloud adoption enables various types of innovation. We estimate propensity score matching and endogenous treatment effect models to control for innovation orientation, producing evidence to test the second explanation. Findings support an enabling effect of the cloud on innovation providing concrete evidence of the adverse impact of the digital divide.", "Addresses": "[Han, Luyi; Goetz, Stephan J.] Penn State Univ, Northeast Reg Ctr Rural Dev, State Coll, PA 16801 USA; [Wojan, Timothy R.] Natl Sci Fdn, Natl Ctr Sci & Engn Stat, Alexandria, VA USA; [Goetz, Stephan J.] Penn State Univ, Dept Agr Econ Sociol & Educ, State Coll, PA USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; National Science Foundation (NSF); Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Han, LY (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Northeast Reg Ctr Rural Dev, State Coll, PA 16801 USA.", "Email Addresses": "lkh5474@psu.edu; twojan@nsf.gov; sgoetz@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Wojan, Timothy/0000-0001-9863-1457; Han, Luyi/0000-0001-7886-398X; Goetz, Stephan/0000-0003-4529-552X", "Funding Orgs": "United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) [2020-51150-31870]; USDA Rural Emergence and Vitality [2018-67023-27638]; Pennsylvania State University; NIFA Multistate/Regional Research Appropriations [NE2249]; National Science Foundation (NSF); National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE); DOE [DE-SC0014664]", "Funding Name Preferred": "United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA); USDA Rural Emergence and Vitality; Pennsylvania State University; NIFA Multistate/Regional Research Appropriations; National Science Foundation (NSF)(National Science Foundation (NSF)); National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE); DOE(United States Department of Energy (DOE))", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to anonymous reviewers for valuable comments. We thank Brian Whitacre and the session participants at the 2022 Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International for helpful comments.This work was supported in part by the United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) under project # 2020-51150-31870 and USDA Rural Emergence and Vitality under project # 2018-67023-27638 and by the Pennsylvania State University and NIFA Multistate/Regional Research Appropriations under project #NE2249.This research was supported in part by the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) for the Department of Energy (DOE). ORISE is managed by Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) under DOE contract number DE-SC0014664. All opinions expressed in this paper are the author's and do not necessarily reflect the policies and views of NSF, DOE, ORAU, or ORISE.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102578.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102578", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1EH0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048133200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nam, J; Ro, D; Jung, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nam, Jinyoung; Ro, Dan; Jung, Yoonhyuk", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Netflix?s presence: Investigating content producers? understanding of Netflix in the Korean media industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Netflix; Over-the-top (OTT); Korean media industry; Social representations theory; Core-periphery analysis", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS; TECHNOLOGY; VIDEO; SERVICES; POLICY", "Abstract": "The expansion of over-the-top services is exemplified by the growth of Netflix, a global subscription video-on-demand platform that has globally expanded its services. Netflix's hit series, The Squid Game and Sweet Home, created by South Korean producers, has gained popularity worldwide, enabling Netflix to gain a greater presence in the global markets. Although Netflix has triggered the transformation of local media markets, very few studies have examined its impact, particularly from the perspective of content producers who play a key role in the content creation and development of the over-the-top industry. Accordingly, this study aims to explore their perception of Netflix in terms of the opportunities provided, and the challenges posed to the South Korean media industry. We conducted semi-structured interviews with content producers and employed a core-periphery analysis of social representations. By revealing producers' perceptions of Netflix, this study enhances the overall understanding of its impact on the local media industry and provides theoretical and managerial insights into the global platform's impact on the local market.", "Addresses": "[Nam, Jinyoung; Ro, Dan; Jung, Yoonhyuk] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jung, Y (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "skalara@korea.ac.kr; dandandan1002@gmail.com; beyond@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jung, Yoonhyuk/0000-0002-3605-2748; , Jinyoung/0000-0001-8963-5587", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973) and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102525.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102525", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F4JW0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000982035700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, BE; Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "COVID-19 contact-tracing smartphone application usage-The New Zealand COVID Tracer experience", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Contact tracing; COVID-19; Smartphone applications; New Zealand; Community transmission health informatics; New Zealand COVID Tracer", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Contact tracing has been a central pillar of the nonpharmaceutical health system response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Countries around the world have devoted unprecedented levels of resources to build up their testing and tracing capabilities, including the development and deployment of smartphone-based applications. Yet despite these nontrivial investments, the body of academic literature evaluating the effects of the smartphone-based applications remains scant and many apps have not delivered the promised benefits (Bano et al. 2021). We contribute to this body of empirical evidence by analysing data on uptake and usage of New Zealand's QR code-based application New Zealand COVID Tracer (NZCT). Our paper uses descriptive statistics and regression analysis to focus on the likelihood of an individual registering to use the application, the likelihood that a registered user will use the application to scan QR codes, and the extent of that usage, measured as the number of codes scanned daily. In addition, we take advantage of the natural experiment'' offered by the decision in August 2021 following the establishment of endemic community transmission of COVID-19 to make use of the application mandatory from 7 September 2021 to assess the effect of this policy on usage. We find that despite increasing numbers of individuals downloading the application over time, the number of active devices and scanning activity was very low, even when community outbreaks occurred (i.e. actual infection risk was higher). Mandating use (separate and distinct from increased infection risk) led to an increase in the number of scans in total via an increase in the number of active devices only.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn E.] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand; [Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.] Inst Technol & Network Econ, Dublin, CA USA; [Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; php@grensnut.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102386.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102386", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": 35642178.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gupta, S; Ghosh, P; Sridhar, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gupta, Shagufta; Ghosh, Poulomi; Sridhar, V.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of data trade restrictions on IT services export: A cross-country analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Data localization; Foreign direct investment; Service value added; Network readiness index; Correlated random effects", "Keywords Plus": "RANDOM-EFFECTS MODELS; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "Trade in digital goods and services have witnessed increasing growth in recent years, accompanied by a corresponding increase in data flows across national boundaries. At the same time, governments around the world have enacted data policies that restrict such cross border data flows in their effort to claim sovereignty over data generated from within their countries. However, scholars have long proclaimed that any restrictions to the Internet and associated digital trade will have serious economic consequences. Given this context, we analyze the impact of data policies that impose restrictions on digital trade, specifically on cross border data flows. We construct Market Data Restrictions Index (MDRI), that measures the data restrictions faced by an exporting country from their trade partners. We use a variation of random effect model on a panel data set consisting of 60 countries that contribute to more than 50 percent of IT services export during the period 2006-2017. The results indicate that apart from variables such as Foreign Direct Investment, and Service Value Added, the MDRI of partner countries has a moderate negative effect on IT services export. If countries move from liberal policies to stringent data restrictions, the economies of the country that exports its ICT services to these partner countries is affected substantially. Hence government regulators shall be cautious in imposing stringent data restrictions as it affects global digital trade.", "Addresses": "[Gupta, Shagufta] Consumer Unity & Trust Soc Int, Pittsburgh, PA USA; [Ghosh, Poulomi] Indian Polit Act Comm, Kolkata, India; [Sridhar, V.] Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Ctr IT & Publ Policy, 26-C Elect Cty,Hosur Rd, Bengaluru 560 035, India", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Sridhar, V (corresponding author), Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Ctr IT & Publ Policy, 26-C Elect Cty,Hosur Rd, Bengaluru 560 035, India.", "Email Addresses": "shagufta.gupta@gmail.com; poulomi03.ghosh@gmail.com; vsridhar@iiitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sridhar, Varadharajan/0000-0002-1038-9908", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 37.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 106.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102403.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102403", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulation and innovation in 5G markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G regulation; Innovation; Investment; Competition policy; Market design; Policy constellations", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; COMPETITION; TECHNOLOGIES; INVESTMENT; SPECTRUM; POLICY", "Abstract": "This article examines the roles and consequences of different approaches to 5G market design for innovation. The analysis is grounded in a conceptual framework that explicitly considers the complementarities among networks, applications, and services. Good policy arrangements align the legal and regulatory framework with the technical and economic characteristics of the sector and the broader, social visions for new technologies. Because the future development of 5G technology and markets is open-ended, policy has to be developed with incomplete knowledge and under conditions of uncertainty. These circumstances call for adaptive forms of policy and a focus on the creation of guardrails for market players, backed up by regulatory powers to intervene more directly if necessary. In the technologically dynamic 5G system, multiple stable policy constellations are feasible, but they likely will result in divergent outcomes and performance characteristics. Monitoring of the experience with different national and international developments will facilitate global learning and the incremental improvement of policy frameworks.", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Quello Ctr, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, Commun Arts & Sci 409, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, SE-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University; Michigan State University; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Quello Ctr, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.;Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, Commun Arts & Sci 409, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023; Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Bauer, Johannes/0000-0002-0768-3911", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 81.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102260.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102260", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR; Bradford, J; Ajibulu, A; Pearson, K; Konstantinou, K; Osman, H; Zimmermann, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon; Bradford, Julie; Ajibulu, Ade; Pearson, Ken; Konstantinou, Konstantinos; Osman, Hassan; Zimmermann, Gerd", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A business case for 5G services in an industrial sea port area", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Business case; use cases; Costs; Revenues", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "5G is a technology that was designed to provide citizens with access to faster and innovative wireless services. While different technical aspects related to 5G have been extensively examined by researchers worldwide, a lack in the existing literature is the economics of 5G in terms of business cases of specific 5G use cases. In this article we analyse the business case for three 5G use cases in an industrial sea port area, the Hamburg port in Germany, over the period 2020-2030. The first use case is enhanced mobile broadband and the results show a payback period lower than one year for all the scenarios analysed. The second use case is automation of container handling in the port's container terminal. It was found that the payback period is also lower than one year with a positive business case net present value in all scenarios studied. The business case of the third case, augmented reality for construction projects in the port's area, is challenging as the payback period was 5 years for the baseline case. Moreover, when performing the sensitivity analysis, it was found that in several scenarios there was a negative return on investment, and it was not possible to recover the investment over the time period studied. It can be concluded that mobile network operators will need to be careful as not all new 5G service offerings may have a positive business case. Future research work should focus on studying other 5G use cases in the port area, and on examining other industrial areas beyond ports such as airports, science parks and manufacturing facilities.", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon; Zimmermann, Gerd] Deutsch Telekom, Landgrabenweg 151, D-53227 Bonn, Germany; [Bradford, Julie; Ajibulu, Ade; Pearson, Ken; Konstantinou, Konstantinos; Osman, Hassan] Real Wireless, POB 2218, Pulborough RH20 4XB, W Sussex, England", "Affiliations": "Deutsche Telekom AG", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Deutsch Telekom, Landgrabenweg 151, D-53227 Bonn, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "juan.rendon-schneir@telekom.de; julie.bradford@real-wireless.com; ade.ajibulu@real-wireless.com; ken.pearson@real-wireless.com; costas.konstantinou@gmail.com; hassan.osman@real-wireless.com; zimmermanng@telekom.de", "Researcher Ids": "Osman, Hassan/KEI-3168-2024", "ORCIDs": "Pearson, Ken/0000-0002-2667-6143; Konstantinou, Konstantinos/0000-0002-9469-5936; Bradford, Julie/0000-0003-2930-7164", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre)", "Funding Text": "This work has been performed within the framework of the 5G PPP program partially funded by the European Commission within the Horizon 2020 Framework Program. Specifically, this work has been performed within the 5G PPP phase 2 project 5G-MoNArch with the concepts and tools developed here also being utilised on the 5G PPP phase 3 project 5G-TOURS.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102264.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102264", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 33.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Srinuan, C; Srinuan, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Srinuan, Chalita; Srinuan, Pratompong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determining spectrum caps and service efficiency: A case study of mobile operators in Thailand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile auction; Mobile spectrum; Spectrum caps; Thailand", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Mobile spectrum is a crucial natural resource, which is essential in a nation's economic growth and a mobile operator's business operations and sustainability. Moreover, spectrum auctions have become a common method for spectrum allocation by telecom regulators in recent decades. In Thailand, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) over the past years has used a spectrum cap setting mechanism to encourage more competition in both the auctions and in the market after the auctions. This mechanism also allows regulators to determine the number of mobile operators in the market. However, regulatory mandated spectrum caps can potentially harm a large mobile operator's performance since spectrum caps can preclude large carriers from getting more necessary spectrum to support their customers' demand. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to demonstrate the effect of spectrum caps' determination using frequency allocation in Thailand as a case study. This paper employs data from Q3 2012 - Q1 2020 for the three major mobile operators in Thailand (AIS, TRUE, and DTAC) and analyzes the mean difference of six operating parameters by 1 MHz spectrum and the industry average. Results revealed that AIS was the largest carrier with the most spectrum amount, the greatest number of users, with revenue exceeding the industry average. AIS also had a statistically significant operational efficiency in all six of the evaluated dimensions. However, TRUE which is second in the total number of users in Thailand was determined to have no statistically significant operating efficiencies. Furthermore, the study determined that operators need additional spectrum so that they can increase market share through improved service quality. Finally, the empirical evidence suggests that spectrum caps when set in conjunction with each auction did not create any significant operator's efficiency problem.", "Addresses": "[Srinuan, Chalita] King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang KMITL, KMITL Business Sch KBS, 1 Chalong Krung 1 Alley, Bangkok 10520, Thailand; [Srinuan, Pratompong] Off Natl Broadcasting & Telecommun Commiss NBTC, 87 Phaholyothin 8 Soi Sailom, Bangkok 10400, Thailand", "Affiliations": "King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang", "Reprint Addresses": "Srinuan, C (corresponding author), KMITL Univ, Bangkok, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "chalita.sr@kmitl.ac.th; psrinuan@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102225.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102225", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Teubner, LK; Henkel, J; Bekkers, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Teubner, Lisa K.; Henkel, Joachim; Bekkers, Rudi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Industry consortia in mobile telecommunications standards setting: Purpose, organization and diversity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Standardization; Strategic alliances; Consortia", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In mobile telecommunications, numerous formal and quasi-formal standard setting organizations (SSOs) exist that are dedicated to technology standardization. Yet, hundreds of more or less informal industry consortia have been established that also deal with technical standards. Some of these aim to develop standards themselves ? and thus compete with existing, formal standard setting organizations ? while others complement existing organizations or relate to them in other ways. Based on a novel dataset covering 100 consortia in the field of mobile telecommunications as well as interviews, we aim to explore and understand the role and diversity of standards-related consortia. We investigate their purpose, functioning, their members? motives, the position they occupy in the standardization landscape, and the way they interact with formal standard setting. On the basis of our analysis, we propose a taxonomy of standards-related consortia consisting of six groups: large industry and technology influencers, high-level concept developers, established standards developers, young technology specialists, small industry and technology influencers, and SSO-hosted industry drivers. We believe the resulting taxonomy to be relevant for researchers, practitioners and policymakers alike. It sheds light on the intricate landscape of industry consortia, and offers transparency on the peculiarities of these organizations. Hence, it can build the basis for an evaluation of potential memberships as well as policies and regulations.", "Addresses": "[Teubner, Lisa K.; Henkel, Joachim] Tech Univ Munich, TUM Sch Management, Munich, Germany; [Bekkers, Rudi] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Munich; Eindhoven University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Bekkers, R (corresponding author), Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "r.n.a.bekkers@tue.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Bekkers, Rudi/B-6736-2012", "ORCIDs": "Bekkers, Rudi/0000-0001-7580-2647; Henkel, Joachim/0000-0002-6065-0983", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102059.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102059", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, S; Hwang, S; Kim, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Seongcheol; Hwang, ShinYoung; Kim, Junghwan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors influencing K-pop artists' success on V live online video platform", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "K-pop; Online video platforms; V live; Channel success", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PARASOCIAL INTERACTION; MUSIC; COMMUNICATION; HYBRIDITY; CELEBRITY; INDUSTRY; CULTURE; YOUTUBE; FANDOM", "Abstract": "Korean pop music, commonly referred to as ?K-pop,? is a genre that is gaining significant visibility and attention from global listeners. Among various factors that contribute to K-pop?s global ap-peal, this study focuses on social media, particularly online video platforms. Video platforms are important as they enable artists to communicate directly with fans through live videos and encourage grassroots participation from fans. This study specifically focuses on a niche K-pop video platform, V Live, to investigate the factors that contribute to the artists? V Live channel success. By examining factors related to K-pop artists, the artist?s V Live activities, and V Live support factors, the study examines 289 K-pop artists? V Live channels using hierarchical regression analysis. The study found that high popularity and fan engagement rates are influenced by K-pop artists? video uploads and the support from V Live and entertainment companies. As more celebrities and K-pop artists use online video platforms to communicate with fans, collab-orative and strategic support is needed from not only artists and entertainment companies but also from platform operators to enhance K-pop?s global reach.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Seongcheol; Hwang, ShinYoung] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea; [Kim, Junghwan] Pukyong Natl Univ, Dept Mass Commun, 45 Yongso Ro, Busan 48513, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Pukyong National University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hwang, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "sychloe91@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology and Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology and Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF2019S1A3A2099973), and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology and Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 81.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102090.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102090", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mishra, B; Ghosh, S; Kanjilal, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mishra, Brajesh; Ghosh, Sajal; Kanjilal, Kakali", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluation of import substitution strategy in Indian telecom sector: Empirical evidence of non-linear dynamics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indian telecom sector; Foreign direct investment; Import dependence and import substitution; Threshold cointegration; NARDL; Asymmetric causality", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH EVIDENCE; ERROR-CORRECTION; COINTEGRATION; TESTS; ICT; TECHNOLOGY; INFERENCE; SERVICES; REGIME", "Abstract": "The Indian telecom sector, post-liberalization, is characterized by the heavy dependence on the imports of telecom products, even though several policy initiatives have been taken by the government during the last three decades to reduce import dependence. This study investigates to what extent the policy measures adopted after 2012 have impacted the import, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and domestic manufacturing performance in the telecom sector. A series of non-linear time series techniques are employed to capture the complex dynamics among these variables. The outcomes of the study suggest that the import, FDI, and Index of Industrial Production (IIP) in the telecom sector share non-linear relationships that exhibit regime shifts, time-varying behavior, and asymmetry. The study highlights that the FDI drives the import and, in normal circumstances, FDI and imports have the potential to influence IIP in the telecom sector in the long-run. The findings indicate that the policy measures adopted by the government are justifiable as the import substitution strategies have the potential to get transmitted to the telecom sector in the future. Based on the empirical findings, the study proposes a set of policy measures, which should help the sector to grow intrinsically while lowering the import dependence.", "Addresses": "[Mishra, Brajesh; Ghosh, Sajal] Management Dev Inst Gurgaon, Gurugram 122001, India; [Kanjilal, Kakali] Int Management Inst New Delhi, New Delhi 110016, India", "Affiliations": "Management Development Institute (MDI); International Management Institute (IMI) New Delhi", "Reprint Addresses": "Ghosh, S (corresponding author), Management Dev Inst Gurgaon, Gurugram 122001, India.", "Email Addresses": "fpm18brajesh_m@mdi.ac.in; sghosh@mdi.ac.in; kakali@imi.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Mishra, Brajesh/ACE-7868-2022; Kanjilal, Kakali/JYP-2690-2024", "ORCIDs": "Mishra, Brajesh/0000-0003-1537-928X; Kanjilal, Kakali/0000-0002-1467-0000", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101998.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101998", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hasbi, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hasbi, Maude", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of very high-speed broadband on company creation and entrepreneurship: Empirical Evidence", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fiber; Very high-speed broadband; Local economic growth; Company creation", "Keywords Plus": "LOCATION; INFRASTRUCTURE; LEVEL", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes to what extend the local presence of very high-speed broadband networks has a causal impact on the creation of new businesses and sole proprietorships. Estimations are performed using micro-level panel data covering almost 5000 municipalities in metropolitan France, from 2010 to 2015. A count modeling approach with time- and municipal-fixed effects is first developed. It shows heterogeneous effects across sectors. Municipalities with a very high-speed broadband network tend to be more attractive for companies, with a positive effect on establishment creation within the tertiary sector and the construction sector. In addition, these municipalities seem to provide a more favorable environment for entrepreneurship. However, the benefits of very high-speed broadband are not equally distributed across municipalities and depend on the educational attainment of the population.", "Addresses": "[Hasbi, Maude] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, Gothenburg 41296, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Hasbi, M (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Vera Sandbergs Alle 8, Gothenburg 41296, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "hasbi@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 33.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 33.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101873.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101873", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chae, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chae, Bongsug (Kevin)", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT): A computational text analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "BIG DATA; FUTURE; INNOVATION; CYBERSECURITY; POLICY", "Abstract": "There is increasing interest in the IoT, in both academia and industry. Extant studies have surveyed the topic of IoT using different approaches. This study takes a digital innovation view of IoT as a complex ecosystem of technologies, industry applications, concepts, methodologies, and social institutions, which is temporally dynamic and evolves over time. The study focuses on three research questions: (1) What are the important elements of the IoT ecosystem? (2) How are such IoT elements connected in the ecosystem? And (3) How have such IoT elements been evolving over time? This study adopts a topic modeling approach and extracts hidden trends from social media data. The popular elements in the IoT ecosystem are cloud computing, big data, and cybersecurity, among others. The analysis provides detailed information about popular categories or topics in the IoT ecosystem, the associations among those topics, and their evolution since 2014. Based on the findings, the study offers implications for practice and suggestions for future research.", "Addresses": "[Chae, Bongsug (Kevin)] Kansas State Univ, Dept Management, Jon Wefald Chair Business Adm, Data Analyt Initiat, Manhattan, KS 66506 USA", "Affiliations": "Kansas State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chae, B (corresponding author), Kansas State Univ, Dept Management, Jon Wefald Chair Business Adm, Data Analyt Initiat, Manhattan, KS 66506 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bchae@ksu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101848.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101848", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Has Europe missed the endgame of telecommunications policy?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "European Electronic Communications Code (EECC); Essential facility; Co-investment; Asset sharing; Call termination; Net neutrality; Three-criteria test", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; INVESTMENT; COMPETITION; ACCESS; WEAK", "Abstract": "The European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) is a major milestone in the EU's telecommunications policy. But is it such a step forward and are the technical and market developments such that the EECC is the endgame? An endgame would mean that sustainable competition is reached in all telecommunications markets. The current paper argues that the EECC's new policy goal of investment in very high capacity connectivity could actually lead to policies that end in sustainable infrastructure competition. The EECC's policies, however, are not courageous enough to reach this goal. This lack of courage also characterizes the EU's gatekeeper policies on call terminations and net neutrality. In both these areas an endgame with sustainable competition is possible.", "Addresses": "[Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vogelsang, I (corresponding author), Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA.", "Email Addresses": "vogelsan@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 10.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Palomo-Navarro, A; Navío-Marco, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Palomo-Navarro, Alvaro; Navio-Marco, Julio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Smart city networks' governance: The Spanish smart city network case study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart cities; Network; Governance; Case study; Impact; Spain", "Keywords Plus": "MANAGEMENT; CITIES; PARTNERSHIPS; PERFORMANCE; PROJECTS", "Abstract": "The governance of smart city networks emerges as a new research area intersecting smart governance and public networks studies. This work aims to contribute to the literature on smart cities governance by studying councillor's governance in complex networks and on network performance. To carry out this analysis, the Spanish Network of Smart Cities (RECI), one of the first of its kind and an international reference for city networks, is reviewed as a case study, with the main objective of establishing a theory on its global innovation capacity and operations, together with the local level spurring influenced on its members. A PEST (Political, Economic, Social and Technological) analysis was carried out in order to assess the impact of the smart city network both at local, national and international level. This research was completed with a consultation carried out among some of RECI's municipalities. The analysis of the results shows how RECI can be considered an example of a well organised network with quantifiable savings for its members, capable of configuring future policies in local administration, necessarily related to efficiency, digitalization and citizen-centricity and with key topics to build the future. The study also suggests recommendations oriented to potential improvements that smart city networks could undertake.", "Addresses": "[Palomo-Navarro, Alvaro] Urbaser, Informat Syst Dept, Madrid, Spain; [Navio-Marco, Julio] Natl Distance Educ Univ UNED, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Navío-Marco, J (corresponding author), UNED, Business Org Dept, Paseo Senda del Rey 11, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "apalomonavarro@outlook.com; jnavio@cee.uned.es", "Researcher Ids": "cheniki, Karim/A-7401-2015; Palomo-Navarro, Álvaro/GPG-3095-2022; MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/R-9286-2018", "ORCIDs": "cheniki, Karim/0000-0002-9878-8662; Palomo-Navarro, Álvaro/0000-0001-5217-7332; MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/0000-0001-5163-9777", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 66.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 872.0, "End Page": 880.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Peitz, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Peitz, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A fresh look at zero-rating", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Zero-rating; Net neutrality; Throttling; Traffic management; Mobile communications", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; COMPETITION; INTERNET", "Abstract": "We provide an economic assessment of zero-rating offers in the context of mobile internet access services and draw six lessons: (1) Zero-rating can have several different characteristics that crucially affect their economic and welfare assessment. Thus, regulatory interventions must be based on a careful case-by-case analysis. (2) In the context of zero-rating offers, it is often crucial to evaluate the extent to which users are able to activate and deactivate a (throttled) zero-rated tariff option. If activation/deactivation is easy and instantaneous, a sound economic theory of harm for consumers will in many cases be hard to establish. (3) Similarly, if access to zero-rated partner programs is non-discriminatory and entails low barriers to entry, a sound theory of harm for content providers will usually not be given. (4) Zero-rating can be beneficial for consumers and (legal) content providers alike by contributing to a reduction of illegal content. Combined with throttling it can mitigate congestion problems. However, by requiring all content belonging to the same content category to be treated equally with respect to throttling, independent of whether a content provider opted for zero-rating or not, the existing regulation creates a negative externality on those content providers that do not wish to be zero-rated for some reason. (5) Particular attention should be paid to the impact of throttled zero-rating tariffs on the competition between mobile network operators (MNOs) and MVNOs. The latter may not be able to compete on equal footing with MNOs, because they benefit less from the traffic management aspects of zero-rating. (6) Competition among (infrastructure-based) ISPs provides a safeguard against severe rent extraction and, thus, an abuse of throttling and zero-rating as an exploitative device. Therefore, regulators should carefully account for the competitive environment and the existing tariff portfolio and options before deciding to intervene. Competition policy, rather than ex-ante regulation, may be more suitable for this task.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan] Univ Passau, Chair Internet & Telecommun Business, Dr Hans Kapfinger Str 12, D-94032 Passau, Germany; [Peitz, Martin] Univ Mannheim, Dept Econ, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany; [Peitz, Martin] Univ Mannheim, MaCCI, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany; [Kraemer, Jan; Peitz, Martin] Ctr Regulat Europe CERRE, Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of Passau; University of Mannheim; University of Mannheim", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Univ Passau, Sch Business Econ & Informat Syst, Chair Internet & Telecommun Business, Dr Hans Kapfinger Str 12, Passau, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jan.kraemer@uni-passau.de; martin.peitz@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) [CRC TR 224]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)(German Research Foundation (DFG))", "Funding Text": "The authors received helpful comments from four reviewers. This article is based on Kramer and Peitz (2018), a study written for the Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE, www.cerre.eu). The study and this article reflect the views of the authors only; it may not reflect the view of CERRE members. Martin Peitz gratefully acknowledges financial support from Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) through CRC TR 224.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 501.0, "End Page": 513.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.06.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, YL; Chou, YJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Yu-li; Chou, Yuntsai Jessica", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Big data, the Internet of things, and the interconnected society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "SOUTH-KOREA; BROAD-BAND", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Liu, Yu-li] Natl Chengchi Univ, Coll Commun, Taipei, Taiwan; [Chou, Yuntsai Jessica] Yuan Ze Univ, Dept Informat Management, Taoyuan, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Chengchi University; Yuan Ze University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, YL (corresponding author), Natl Chengchi Univ, Coll Commun, Taipei, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "yuliliu@nccu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "LIU, YU-LI/0000-0002-7852-4678; Yuntsai, Chou/0000-0003-2209-0679", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 277.0, "End Page": 281.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jain, R; Dara, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jain, Rekha; Dara, Rishabh", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Framework for evolving spectrum management regimes: Lessons from India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; Market orientation; Command and control; Transition; Spectrum assignment; Spectrum allocation", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTION DESIGN; POLICY; RIGHTS", "Abstract": "India has seen a marked change in spectrum policy over the past decade from a legacy administrative regime to a more market oriented one wherein it has adopted auctions in the primary market, trading in the secondary market and has liberalised spectrum to make it technology and service neutral. It has faced numerous challenges, constraints, and legacy issues in its transition, thus providing a rich context for analysis. Using the case study of India, we developed a framework that highlights the various dimensions to be considered while migrating from an administrative to a market regime for spectrum management. The framework also helps to assess the current orientation of a spectrum policy regime and provides a direction for adopting a higher market orientation. We used the framework in the Indian context to show that while India had adopted market mechanisms, it had a low level of market orientation.", "Addresses": "[Jain, Rekha] Indian Inst Management Ahmedabad, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India; [Dara, Rishabh] Indian Inst Management Ahmedabad, Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad; Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad", "Reprint Addresses": "Jain, R (corresponding author), Indian Inst Management Ahmedabad, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India.", "Email Addresses": "rekha@iima.ac.in; rishabhd@iima.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 473.0, "End Page": 485.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Alizadeh, T; Farid, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Alizadeh, Tooran; Farid, Reza", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Political economy of telecommunication infrastructure: An investigation of the National Broadband Network early rollout and pork barrel politics in Australia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Political economy; Infrastructure; Telecommunication; Australia; Pork barrel; National Broadband Network", "Keywords Plus": "CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS; CITY; TECHNOLOGIES; COMPETITION; RETHINKING; INVESTMENT; ALLOCATION; EFFICIENCY; EQUITY; CITIES", "Abstract": "It has been argued that infrastructure unevenness rigidifies into more lasting structures of socioeconomic and political privilege and advantage. This paper focuses on telecommunication infrastructure as the backbone of the fast-growing digital economy, and raises important questions about the early National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout in Australia. The paper asks whether there was any case of pork barrelling in the selection of early release sites that enjoyed a regional competitive advantage against other localities that had to wait several years to receive the infrastructure. The answer to this question then leads to a second question about the degree to which voting in the early NBN release sites has swung following the infrastructure rollout. In order to answer these questions the paper examines the voting patterns in the earlier NBN release sites versus all electorates in the Federal elections in 2007-2013 using the data available via Australian Electoral Commission. Findings show trends of politically targeted funding, followed by vote swing in the very next election.", "Addresses": "[Alizadeh, Tooran; Farid, Reza] Griffith Univ, 170 Kessels Rd, Nathan, Qld 4111, Australia", "Affiliations": "Griffith University", "Reprint Addresses": "Alizadeh, T (corresponding author), Griffith Univ, 170 Kessels Rd, Nathan, Qld 4111, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "t.alizadeh@griffith.edu.au; r.farid@griffith.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Alizadeh, Tooran/AAX-2371-2020", "ORCIDs": "Alizadeh, Tooran/0000-0001-5424-3348", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 105.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 242.0, "End Page": 252.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ojo, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ojo, Tokunbo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Global agenda and ICT4D in Africa: Constraints of localizing 'universal norm'", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; Leapfrogging; ICT4D agenda; AISI; International development", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In 1996, as part of the global ICT for development phenomenon, the Africa Information Society Initiative (AISI) was launched as the action framework for the building of ICT infrastructure in Africa. Its goals included the digital connection of every African village to the global information network by the year 2010, and the leapfrogging of Africa's development through ICTs. Over a decade after the enactment of the AISI, many villages are still without electricity, and lack access to Internet services and other core ICTs. Based on the data gathered from qualitative semi-structured interviews and secondary sources, this paper analyzes the challenges and obstacles that have confronted the AISI implementation and ICT4D agenda in Africa. It examines the implication of these challenges and potential ways of addressing them. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ojo, Tokunbo] York Univ, Dept Commun Studies, Toronto, ON, Canada", "Affiliations": "York University - Canada", "Reprint Addresses": "Ojo, T (corresponding author), York Univ, Dept Commun Studies, Toronto, ON, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 704.0, "End Page": 713.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kumar, RR; Stauvermann, PJ; Samitas, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh; Stauvermann, Peter Josef; Samitas, Aristeidis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of ICT* on output per worker: A study of the Chinese economy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT* development; Fixed broadband; Mobile cellular; Internet; Telecommunication; Hi-tech exports; Economic growth; ARDL cointegration; Causality; China", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTIVITY; DIGITAL DIVIDE; UNIT-ROOT; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; GROWTH; COINTEGRATION; INVESTMENT; INNOVATION; IMPACT; MOBILE", "Abstract": "In this paper, we explore the short-run and long-run contribution of five indicators of information and communication technology (ICT*) on economic growth of China over the sample period 1980-2013. We use the augmented Solow (1956) framework, the ARDL bounds (Pesaran, Shin, & Smith, 2001) approach to cointegration and the Toda and Yamamoto (1995) granger non-causality tests to examine the possible linkages. The results show evidence of long-run association among level variables for all the indicators of ICT*. From the results, we also note that all the indicators of ICT* have a positive and statistically significant elasticity coefficient ranging from 0.010 to 0.080. From the Granger causality results, we note bidirectional causality between mobile cellular, telecommunication and economic growth; and between mobile cellular, telecommunication and capital per worker, respectively. Other results indicate that fixed broadband cause capital accumulation; capital accumulation causes internet technology. We also note bidirectional causality between mobile cellular and telecommunication, and between fixed broadband and internet, respectively; and a unidirectional causality from Internet and fixed broadband to hi-tech exports; and from mobile cellular and telecommunication to fixed broadband, respectively. From the overall results, within caveats, we highlight that while all the indicators of ICT* are imperative for long-run growth, besides capital per worker, the dominant technology drivers are mobile cellular and telecommunications technology. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh] Univ S Pacific, Sch Accounting & Finance, Fac Business & Econ, FBE Green House,Laucala Campus, Suva, Fiji; [Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh] Univ Bolton, Sch Business, Deane Rd, Bolton BL3 5AB, England; [Stauvermann, Peter Josef] Changwon Natl Univ, Sch Global Business & Econ, Gyeongnam 9, Sarim Dong 641773, Changwon, South Korea; [Samitas, Aristeidis] Univ Aegean, Sch Business, Dept Business Adm, 8 Michalon St, Chios Isl, Greece", "Affiliations": "University of the South Pacific; University of Bolton; Changwon National University; University of Aegean", "Reprint Addresses": "Kumar, RR (corresponding author), Univ S Pacific, Sch Accounting & Finance, Fac Business & Econ, FBE Green House,Laucala Campus, Suva, Fiji.;Kumar, RR (corresponding author), Univ Bolton, Sch Business, Deane Rd, Bolton BL3 5AB, England.", "Email Addresses": "kumar_RN@usp.ac.fj; pstauvermann@t-online.de; a.samitas@ba.aegean.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh/H-4968-2015; Kumar, Ronald/AAK-7991-2020; Stauvermann, Peter Josef/I-3470-2019", "ORCIDs": "Kumar, Ronald Ravinesh/0000-0001-9658-4896; Stauvermann, Peter Josef/0000-0001-7011-2209", "Funding Orgs": "Faculty of Business & Economics of the Changwon National University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Faculty of Business & Economics of the Changwon National University", "Funding Text": "The authors sincerely thank the two anonymous reviewers and the editors of Telecommunications Policy, Professor Erik Bohlin and Professor Jun Xia for their helpful comments and suggestions. Peter J. Stauvermann sincerely acknowledges and thanks the Faculty of Business & Economics of the Changwon National University for the financial support in conducting the research. All remaining errors are ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 79.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 69.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 70.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 65.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 102.0, "End Page": 115.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Miao, M; Jayakar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Miao, Miao; Jayakar, Krishna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile payments in Japan, South Korea and China: Cross-border convergence or divergence of business models?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile payment; m-commerce; Telecommunications; Business strategy; China; e-commerce", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; STRATEGIES; DIFFUSION; STANDARDS; INTENTION; SERVICES; ADOPTION; ECONOMY", "Abstract": "Competitive pressures created by the global market, and the demonstration of market potential in one country influences the incentives to adopt successful technologies and business models in similar countries. In this paper, we explore how mobile payment operation models might evolve in China, using the more mature Japanese and South Korean markets for comparison. Comparing existing business models in the three countries, we argue that regulation has affected both the industry structure and the vertical linkages of the different participants in the mobile payments ecosystem. We predict that rather than converging onto the mobile payment models of Japan or South Korea, the Chinese mobile payment industry is likely to see the coexistence of competing business models in the intermediate term. We attribute this to the contradictory incentives created by Chinese financial sector regulation for the participants in the mobile payments industry. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Miao, Miao] Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu 610031, Sichuan, Peoples R China; [Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Southwest Jiaotong University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Miao, M (corresponding author), Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu 610031, Sichuan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "miaomiao@swjtu.edu.cn; kpj1@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "miao, miao/KBP-8629-2024", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71490722]; MOE (Ministry of Education in China) Project of Humanities and Social Sciences [10XJC79000]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); MOE (Ministry of Education in China) Project of Humanities and Social Sciences", "Funding Text": "This paper is partially supported by Major Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant: 71490722), and MOE (Ministry of Education in China) Project of Humanities and Social Sciences (Grant: 10XJC79000).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 44.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 48.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 190.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 182.0, "End Page": 196.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vialle, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vialle, Pierre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fourth Generation Mobile Communication - The Path to Superfast Connectivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Vialle, Pierre] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Vialle, P (corresponding author), Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, Evry, France.", "Email Addresses": "pierre.vialle@telecom-em.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 436.0, "End Page": 437.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Van der Wee, M; Verbrugge, S; Sadowski, B; Driesse, M; Pickavet, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Van der Wee, Marlies; Verbrugge, Sofie; Sadowski, Bert; Driesse, Menno; Pickavet, Mario", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Identifying and quantifying the indirect benefits of broadband networks for e-government and e-business: A bottom-up approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indirect effects; Social benefits; Broadband; FTTH; e-government; e-business", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; LOCATION; ADOPTION; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Recent developments of broadband infrastructure deployment and service development have shown the variety of applications it can entail, thereby affecting many, if not all, sectors of the economy and society. Despite an increasing growth of broadband networks combined with a rising number of studies calculating in great detail the direct costs and benefits of these deployments, less attention has been paid to the indirect effects resulting from those emerging applications. As these effects have proven to contribute to economic growth, this paper argues that that they should be taken into account when evaluating a cost-benefit analysis and proposes a model for conceptualization, measurement and quantification. It studies these indirect benefits in the area of e-government (related in particular to savings on travel and waiting time by introducing an e-counter) and e-business (related to reducing traffic jams by allowing employees to work at home). In a bottom up manner, the paper quantifies the indirect benefits in these two sectors by studying two cities: Ghent (Belgium) and Eindhoven (the Netherlands). By quantifying these benefits per actor, the paper shows that the indirect benefits would provide large business and local authorities additional incentives to stimulate investment in broadband networks. The model and results of the paper could be used by decision-makers to improve the business case for new investments in fibre networks and allows evaluating existing and future investment cases. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Van der Wee, Marlies; Verbrugge, Sofie; Sadowski, Bert; Driesse, Menno; Pickavet, Mario] Univ Ghent, iMinds, Dept Informat Technol INTEC, Res Grp Broadband Commun Networks IBCN, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "IMEC; Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Van der Wee, M (corresponding author), Univ Ghent, iMinds, Dept Informat Technol INTEC, Res Grp Broadband Commun Networks IBCN, Gaston Crommenlaan 8 Bus 201, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "marlies.vanderwee@intec.ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022; Pickavet, Mario J/E-9530-2019", "ORCIDs": "Pickavet, Mario J/0000-0001-5817-7886; Verbrugge, Sofie/0000-0002-4674-8693; Sadowski, Bert/0000-0003-1340-2319", "Funding Orgs": "Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT); iMinds; IWT and Acreo AB; Alcatel-Lucent; Comsof; Deutsche Telekom Laboratories; Digipolis; FTTH Council Europe; Geosparc; Stad Gent; TMVW; TE Connectivity; UNET; WCS Benelux BV; European Union [249025]; Next Generation Infrastructures", "Funding Name Preferred": "Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT)(Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT)); iMinds; IWT and Acreo AB(Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT)); Alcatel-Lucent; Comsof; Deutsche Telekom Laboratories; Digipolis; FTTH Council Europe; Geosparc; Stad Gent; TMVW; TE Connectivity; UNET; WCS Benelux BV; European Union(European Union (EU)); Next Generation Infrastructures", "Funding Text": "The first author of this publication has received funding from the Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT) and this research was partially carried out in the framework of the projects TERRAIN, OASE and NGInfra project: What are the Public Benefits of Open Access? Evaluating the Social Cost and Benefits of Municipal Fibre Networks. The iMinds TERRAIN project is co-funded by iMinds, IWT and Acreo AB, Alcatel-Lucent, Comsof, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Digipolis, FTTH Council Europe, Geosparc, Stad Gent, TMVW, TE Connectivity, UNET and WCS Benelux BV. The OASE project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement no 249025. The NGInfra project was supported by the Next Generation Infrastructures (http://www.nginfra.nl/).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 176.0, "End Page": 191.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gruber, H; Hätönen, J; Koutroumpis, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gruber, H.; Haetoenen, J.; Koutroumpis, P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband access in the EU: An assessment of future economic benefits", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband networks; Economic impact; Digital Agenda", "Keywords Plus": "FIRM-LEVEL EVIDENCE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; SKILLED LABOR; PRODUCTIVITY; GROWTH; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE; DEMAND; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This paper evaluates the net economic benefits that would derive from the implementation of the broadband infrastructure deployment targets by 2020 as entailed by the Digital Agenda for Europe Initiative set forth by the European Commission. As a first step, we estimate the returns from broadband infrastructure for the period 2005-2011, differentiating the impact of broadband by levels of adoption and speed while accounting for reverse causality and extensive heterogeneity. In the second step, the cost of broadband roll-out is assessed under different assumptions of technical performance and contrasted with the forecasted benefits that derive from increased broadband coverage. We find that in the base case scenario the overall future benefits outweigh the investment costs for the European Union as a whole for the highest performance technologies. This holds also for the majority of member states individually. We further extrapolate the returns by country under different scenarios of implementation. In most cases the benefits are substantially well above the costs. Private sector is reluctant to invest, as investors in broadband infrastructure only can partially appropriate benefits. This would suggest a rationale for the public sector to subsidize build-out of high speed broadband infrastructure. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gruber, H.; Haetoenen, J.] European Investment Bank, Luxembourg, Luxembourg; [Koutroumpis, P.] Imperial Coll, Sch Business, London, England", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Gruber, H (corresponding author), European Investment Bank, Luxembourg, Luxembourg.", "Email Addresses": "gruber@eib.org; hatonen@eib.org; p.koutroumpis@imperial.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis/0000-0002-2398-0027", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 93.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 99.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1046.0, "End Page": 1058.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Flacher, D; Jennequin, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Flacher, David; Jennequin, Hugues", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Access regulation and geographic deployment of a new generation infrastructure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Access regulation; Geographic deployment; Network industries; Telecommunications; Investment", "Keywords Plus": "INPUT PRICES; INVESTMENT; COMPETITION; ENTRY; INCENTIVES", "Abstract": "This paper addresses the impact of regulatory policy on levels of infrastructure deployment and derived welfare in the telecommunications sector. The model considers two potentially coexisting and partially competing technologies (the old generation network - OGN - and the new generation network - NGN). This framework allows us to show that the regulation defining access charge in order to maximize infrastructure deployment is strictly equivalent to the case in which no regulation applies. We also derive from the model that these two types of regulation induce higher social welfare, but lower numbers of NGN consumers, compared to the ex post access prices regulation. Finally, we show that the level of infrastructure deployment (as well as social welfare and number of NGN consumers) will be highest if both investment and access charge decisions are taken by the welfare maximizing regulator. This suggests that the social optimum will be achieved through a calls-for-tender process that includes deployment and access charge requirements. (C) 2014 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Flacher, David] Univ Paris 13, CEPN, CNRS, F-93430 Villetaneuse, France; [Jennequin, Hugues] Univ Rouen, CREAM, F-76186 Rouen 1, France", "Affiliations": "Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS); Universite Paris 13; Universite de Rouen Normandie", "Reprint Addresses": "Flacher, D (corresponding author), Univ Paris 13, CEPN, CNRS, 99 Ave Jean Baptiste Clement, F-93430 Villetaneuse, France.", "Email Addresses": "david@flacher.fr; hugues@jennequin.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Flacher, David/0000-0003-3609-0637", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 741.0, "End Page": 759.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Larson, JF; Park, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Larson, James F.; Park, Jaemin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From developmental to network state: Government restructuring and ICT-led innovation in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Restructuring; Innovation; Governance; Developmental state; ICT4D; Digital convergence; Chaebol", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study examines the government leadership and strategic restructuring that guided The Republic of Korea's remarkable ICT-led development from 1980 to the present. That time span coincided with tumultuous political, social and economic transformation inside Korea including the growth of such powerful chaebol industry groups as Samsung, LG and SK. Globally, the period covered by this study featured the growth of new and more powerful digital networks epitomized by the internet. It also marked South Korea's transition from a development to a network state, allowing assessment of what the experience implies for developmental state theory. This research shows that the most convincing explanation for the decline of the Korean developmental state lies in its transformation into a network state. Nevertheless, it illustrates the continuing explanatory power of key concepts from the developmental state model, including a competent bureaucracy, a political system that allows the bureaucracy sufficient autonomy, market conforming methods for state intervention, and a control tower, to guide industrial policy in the networked era. Korea's success suggests the value of technically trained leaders in the ICT sector, and in sharp contrast with Japan, the importance of the cross cultural experience and global outlook that many of them gained while studying at top universities in the U.S. For most of the three-plus decades in this study, the MIC served as Korea's control tower for the ICT sector, guiding policy and technology projects, and culminating in the 2006 U-Korea Master Plan, an ambitious blueprint for becoming the world's first ubiquitously networked nation. However, only two years later the Lee Myung-bak administration dismantled the ICT control tower in favor of a five year experiment with a liberal, market oriented approach to the ICT sector, much like policy in the United States. It was widely considered a failure and in 2013 President Park Geun-hye restored the control tower function within the new super Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning. The Korea experience also has more general implications for policymakers in the information age. These include the need for national, long-term policies, the vital role of education, ranging from highly specialized R&D to broadly-based public-private sector efforts to ensure demand for services. While Korea's past success depended heavily on the manufacture and export of hardware and infrastructure, the President Park Geun-hye administration, with its emphasis on building a creative economy signaled recognition that software, content and services will be more important than hardware in the future. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Larson, James F.] KAIST Grad Sch Sci & Technol Policy, Taejon 305701, South Korea; [Park, Jaemin] Konkuk Univ, Coll Business Adm, Dept Management Technol, Seoul 143701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Konkuk University", "Reprint Addresses": "Larson, JF (corresponding author), KAIST Grad Sch Sci & Technol Policy, 291 Daehak Ro, Taejon 305701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jamesflarson@kaist.ac.kr; jpark@konkuk.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Park, Jaemin/0000-0003-3561-0792; Larson, James F./0000-0001-5673-5346", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 135.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 344.0, "End Page": 359.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rohman, IK; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rohman, Ibrahim Kholilul; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Decomposition analysis of the telecommunications sector in Indonesia: What does the cellular era shed light on?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Regional International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Conference on Telecom Policy, Regulation, and Management as Drivers for Transforming Emerging Economies", "Conference Date": "FEB 22-24, 2012", "Conference Location": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, New Delhi, INDIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication; Growth; Input-Output; Decomposition; Indonesia", "Keywords Plus": "STRUCTURAL DECOMPOSITION; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES; ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; MOBILE PHONES; ICT; CONSUMPTION; INFORMATION; CHINA; GREEN", "Abstract": "Indonesia is currently enjoying rapid development in the telecommunications sector despite the economy having been heavily dependent for almost four decades on the two largest sectors: the manufacturing industry and trade. The telecommunications sector has played an important role in stimulating economic growth in the country during the last few years, with an annual growth rate higher than that of other sectors. This contribution is supported to a great extent by the rapid diffusion of telephony, in particular cellular telephony, as the number of subscribers increased from just 2.1 million in 1999 to 170 million in 2011. Previous studies investigating the impact of the telecommunications sector on the economy aggregate the impact of the sectors on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) without further scrutiny of what sources of growth telecommunications has contributed. Hence, an interesting question arises as to whether the achievement of cellular diffusion is also followed by structural change in the telecommunications sector. That said, this study aims to decompose the output of telecommunications into several sources of growth: domestic final demand, export effect, import substitution effect and technological coefficient effect. A particular interest in this study is to compare the source of growth concerning domestic final demand and the technological coefficient effect The main tool for analysis in this study is the Input-Output (IO) method, while the time series of the investigation covers the period 1975-2008, allowing comparison of structural changes in the telecommunications sector between the pre- and post-cellular eras. The study found that the coefficient multiplier of the telecommunications sector, which was approximately 1.8 during the 1980s, had decreased to only 13 by the end of 2008. Consequently, the final demand from the telecommunications sector contributed less to economic output in the late 2000s compared to the impact in the 1980. Moreover, the cellular era that started in the early 2000s also brought about a trend of changes in telecommunications output While final demand remains very dominant the technological coefficient effect has diminished as the source of telecommunications output This finding indicates a lower ability of the telecommunications sector to build an inter-industry relationship with other sectors. A possible explanation for this result is the cellular uses which are much less related to business activities than that of fixed telephony dating back to the 1970s in Indonesia. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rohman, Ibrahim Kholilul; Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Div Technol & Soc, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "ibrahim.rohman@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; ROHMAN, IBRAHIM KHOLILUL/0000-0002-8508-0913", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 95.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 248.0, "End Page": 263.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parsons, SG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parsons, Steve G.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Using the Hicks formula to evaluate an estimate of the elasticity of derived demand for toll-free numbers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Demand elasticity; Derived demand; FCC; Hicks formula; Telecommunications; Toll free", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Duffy-Deno & Parsons D-D & P (2012) estimated the coefficient for the price elasticity of demand for toll-free numbers (TFNs) at between -0.04 and -0.05. Here, the Hicks formula for derived demand is used to check the range of likely demand elasticity for TFNs given the special characteristics of this market. This approach suggests that the demand for TFNs is likely not more elastic than estimated by D-D & P. Therefore, the premise is sound for D-D & P's discussion of the public policy implications of highly inelastic demand for TFNs. The use of industry information for all four parameters of the Hicks formula to check a derived demand elasticity is the first of its kind in the published literature. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Parsons, Steve G.] Washington Univ, St Louis, MO 63130 USA; [Parsons, Steve G.] Parsons Appl Econ, Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA", "Affiliations": "Washington University (WUSTL)", "Reprint Addresses": "Parsons, SG (corresponding author), Washington Univ, Campus Box 1106,One Brookings Dr, St Louis, MO 63130 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Steve@ParsonsEcon.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 210.0, "End Page": 215.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yang, A; Lee, D; Hwang, J; Shin, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yang, Anhyuk; Lee, Daeho; Hwang, Junseok; Shin, Jungwoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The influence of regulations on the efficiency of telecommunications operators: A meta-frontier analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Efficiency; Meta-frontier; Government regulation", "Keywords Plus": "METAFRONTIER PRODUCTION FUNCTION; PERFORMANCE; COMPETITION; GOVERNANCE; FIRMS; SIZE", "Abstract": "The telecommunications industry has a great ripple effect on the overall national economy. However, there is no consensus about what is the optimal regulation policy for the telecommunications industry. Regulations on the telecommunications industry are different by region (i.e. United States, European Union and Asia). A number of studies have been conducted on comparative efficiency analysis for different policies that apply stochastic frontier analysis or data envelope analysis. However, these comparative studies are inappropriate because the production functions for each region are not identical. Thus, this paper addresses meta-frontier methodology, which can reflect differences in production functions. The results indicate that the United States has the highest meta-frontier efficiency in contrast to previous research findings. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yang, Anhyuk; Lee, Daeho; Hwang, Junseok; Shin, Jungwoo] Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, Seoul 151742, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, D (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, San 56-1, Seoul 151742, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "deafish@temep.snu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Jungwoo/0000-0002-7772-8636", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF); Ministry of Education, Science and Technology [357-2011-1-B00001]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)(National Research Foundation of Korea); Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (357-2011-1-B00001).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1071.0, "End Page": 1082.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tengtrakul, P; Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tengtrakul, Pitikorn; Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does ICT in schools affect residential adoption and adult utilization outside schools?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT in school; Spillover effect; ICT adoption; ICT utilization; Internet; ICT in Thailand", "Keywords Plus": "PROPENSITY SCORE; ACCESS; EXTERNALITY; DIFFUSION; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Policymakers around the world are considering whether to invest in putting information and communication technology (ICT) in schools, and how. While educational impact is likely to be the primary objective, such investments can also affect residential adoption and adult utilization of ICT in the communities, thereby reducing the digital divide. Using a census survey of Thailand for a time when ICT was available in roughly half of the nation's schools, this study employs logistic regression and propensity score matching (PSM) to show that placing ICT in schools does have significant spill-over effects outside schools. This effect is larger for ICT in primary schools than secondary schools, and larger in schools with both Internet and computers than schools with just computers. The effects are observed in households of all incomes and educational levels. Considering these spill-over effects when allocating resources should lead to greater welfare gains for the amount of resources spent. The study also finds that there is a sizable portion of the adult population that chooses not to use ICT even after adopting this ICT in their households for their children, thereby eliminating any barriers to use related to cost and convenience. For this group, policy-makers should seek ways to decrease other impediments to ICT use, such as increasing ICT literacy through training. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tengtrakul, Pitikorn; Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Peha, JM (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pitikorn@tot.co.th; peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 540.0, "End Page": 562.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Thomas, S; Weichert, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Thomas, Sandra; Weichert, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Characteristics and mobile Internet use intensity of consumers with different types of advanced handsets: An. exploratory empirical study of iPhone, Android and other web-enabled mobile users in Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Advanced mobile handset types; Android; Apple; Consumer characteristics; Mobile Internet; Mobile phone operating system; Tariff type; Use intensity", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION; DATA SERVICES; ACCEPTANCE; USAGE; POST; DETERMINANTS; BEHAVIOR; MODEL", "Abstract": "This work explores personal characteristics and mobile Internet (MI) use behaviors of consumers equipped with four distinct types of advanced handsets for accessing the Internet via cellular radio infrastructures of mobile network operators (MNO). Furthermore, it investigates the extent to which personal and mobile appliance characteristics explain variance in actual MI use intensity. Data on two demographic variables, three MNO relationship characteristics and actual MI use intensity (average monthly volume of mobile IP traffic generated by a subscriber in May and June 2011) of 9321 adult consumers with a flat MI pricing scheme are extracted from customer files of the German subsidiary of a large international MNO. 959, 2213, 2410 and 3739 of the sample members use an Apple iPhone 3, an Apple iPhone 4, a model running with Google's Android operating system (OS) and other MI-enabled mobile OS/phone types, respectively. Compared to the adult population in Germany, persons at least 50 years of age are clearly underrepresented among MI adopters with the four studied device types. Differences between the four phone type groups with regard to gender, age, time from enrollment and MI use experience emerge as statistically significant, but they achieve only minor substantial relevance. MI use intensity is highly positively skewed: In each of the four appliance groups, a small number of users disproportionately add to the total MI traffic generated by the subjects. Consumers' advanced OS/handset type strongly contributes towards explaining MI use intensity variance. iPhone subscribers generate more traffic than Android customers who in turn show a higher MI activity level than individuals running other web-enabled mobile models. Age is the only studied personal characteristic consistently showing a (negative) association with MI usage, which both is statistically and materially significant. Conclusions are drawn for MNO on MI marketing issues. Implications of study limitations for research on MI adoption and use behaviors on the MI are also outlined. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg Management, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany; [Thomas, Sandra] BearingPoint GmbH, Commun & Content, D-40472 Dusseldorf, Germany; [Weichert, Michael] Vodafone D2 GmbH, Consumer Web, D-40547 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen; Vodafone Group", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; sandra.thomas@bearingpoint.com; michael.weichert@vodafone.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 43.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 75.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 357.0, "End Page": 371.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Loo, BPY; Ngan, YL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Loo, Becky P. Y.; Ngan, Y. L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Developing mobile telecommunications to narrow digital divide in developing countries? Some lessons from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; China telecommunications; Mobile technologies; 3G (Third-generation technology); Government policie", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; POLICY; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This study examines the question of whether the geographical digital divide in China has reduced with the introduction of mobile, including 3G, telecommunications. Geographical digital divide is measured primarily by teledensity at the provincial level. Changes of the geographical digital divide over time are analyzed within the framework of hardware, software, and other factors. Following this analytical framework, mobile or wireless telecommunications has higher potential of equipping the poor and narrowing the digital divide, especially in developing countries. In terms of hardware, the installation cost of wireless technology is often lower than fixed-line telephone services, especially in remote rural areas and/or areas of difficult terrains. The hardware required by users, notably mobile handsets, is also cheaper to own than personal computers (PCs). In terms of software, a greater variety and more flexible packages are often offered for mobile telecommunication services, and most applications on mobile phones are simpler and more user-friendly. Moreover, the requirements of mobile technologies on some other key factors known to affect information and communication technology (ICT) adoption rates are also lower. In particular, the requirements for language, especially English, proficiency and computer literacy are lower. Furthermore, proactive government measures have been implemented in China to narrow the digital divide through supportive policies influencing the factors named above. Under these circumstances, the well-known association between economic growth and widening digital divide (a difficult dilemma faced by governments of most developing countries) has been reversed in China after 2005. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Loo, Becky P. Y.; Ngan, Y. L.] Univ Hong Kong, Dept Geog, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Loo, BPY (corresponding author), Univ Hong Kong, Dept Geog, Pokfulam Rd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "bpyloo@hku.hk; elingngan@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Loo, Becky PY/O-7394-2018", "ORCIDs": "Loo, Becky PY/0000-0003-0822-5354", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 45.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 49.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 119.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 888.0, "End Page": 900.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition and regulation in China's 3G/4G mobile communications industry-Institutions, governance, and telecom SOEs (Reprinted from Telecommunications Policy, vol 36, pg 503-521, 2012 )", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Reprint", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Third-generation-mobile (3G); Competition regulation; State-owned-enterprises (SOEs); Institutions; Governance; Evolution", "Keywords Plus": "OWNERSHIP; 3G; STANDARDIZATION; CONVERGENCE; INNOVATION; COSTS; WILL", "Abstract": "When it comes to the analysis of the intrinsic mechanism of market behaviors and hence competition development and regulatory imperatives in the Chinese telecommunications industry, currently there is no consistent pattern offered in the literature. In China's emergent 3G/4G era, market behaviors can be affected by various institutional factors, along with various forms of informal forces, which may translate into different implications for competition regulation. Based on extensive archival research and interview, this current study aims to bridge the gap by following an interpretive approach. An input-output model was substantiated for pattern-matching in the Chinese context base on the postulation of a series of propositions and hence Industry-Gray-Box. Accordingly, two categories of market behaviors, that is, market-driven vs. institutions-driven, were arguably delineated as being underpinning the competition development. Policy implications and future reform imperatives were discussed. This study may advance knowledge in terms of: (1) the establishment of a relatively consistent pattern for mapping the landscape of China's communications industry; (2) the substantiation of the inner working mechanism of China's SOE system in the telecommunications sector; and (3) original first attempt in identifying different roles of telecom SOEs and the governing forces that affect them. The paper also offers extensive and cohesive insights on China's formal and informal institutional environment in general and for telecommunications in particular. Measurements developed in this study may serve as basis for future study. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xiajun@bupt.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013; Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 798.0, "End Page": 816.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jayakar, K; Martin, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jayakar, Krishna; Martin, Brandie", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulatory governance in African telecommunications: Testing the resource curse hypothesis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulatory governance; Africa; Resource curse; Paradox of plenty; Telecommunications regulation; Development", "Keywords Plus": "INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS; PRIVATIZATION; GROWTH; INDEPENDENCE; PERFORMANCE; COMPETITION; OWNERSHIP; EXPANSION; REFORM", "Abstract": "This paper examines regulatory governance in the context of African telecommunications. Though there is already a substantial literature devoted to the regulatory practices in developing countries, it generally conceptualizes the quality of regulation as an exogenous policy variable that affects the performance of the telecommunications sector or treats it as a normative recommendation to improve performance. In this paper, the quality of governance is approached from a different perspective, investigating how it might be related to the structural economic characteristics of the developing country. It applies to telecommunications the theory known in development economics as the paradox of plenty or the resource curse, by which countries richly endowed with natural resources lag behind in the development of governance institutions. An inverse correlation is thus expected between natural resource dependence and the quality of regulatory governance, both generally in the economy and specifically in telecommunications. To measure regulatory governance, both previously-published general indices, as well as sector-specific telecommunications governance indices developed for this paper are used. These governance index values were then compared to several measures of natural resource dependency in 53 African countries. The results indicate that, while governance standards in the overall economy behaved as expected by theory, the sector-specific telecommunications governance did not. Several speculations are offered why telecommunications governance acted contrary to resource dependency theory. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jayakar, Krishna; Martin, Brandie] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Jayakar, K (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, 7 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kpj1@psu.edu; blm5350@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nonnecke, Brandie/0000-0002-9694-9637", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 691.0, "End Page": 703.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.017", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karjaluoto, H; Jayawardhena, C; Leppäniemi, M; Pihlström, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karjaluoto, Heikki; Jayawardhena, Chanaka; Leppaniemi, Matti; Pihlstrom, Minna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How value and trust influence loyalty in wireless telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Perceived value; Trust; Loyalty; Relationship age; Usage level; Wireless services", "Keywords Plus": "STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELS; CUSTOMER LOYALTY; SERVICE QUALITY; CONSUMER-TRUST; CHURN ANALYSIS; DYNAMIC-MODEL; SATISFACTION; DETERMINANTS; COMMITMENT; RETENTION", "Abstract": "Despite making significant investments in enhancing the customer service experience, long-term customer loyalty remains an elusive dream for many service providers. Particularly in the telecommunications industry, switching providers even from within continuous contract relationships is easy and companies struggle to retain their customers. Trust and value are considered cornerstones of long-term relationships, so it is perhaps surprising that previous research on how relationship age and usage level actually affect value, trust and loyalty is inconclusive. The current research is set in the telecommunications services field and draws on a large-scale survey undertaken in Finland. The findings support the contention that perceived value relates positively to loyalty, and that trust mediates that relationship. Surprisingly, in the telecommunications industry, increasing relationship age and usage level strengthen neither value and loyalty nor the links between trust and loyalty. The results may be explained by the unique characteristics of the highly competitive mobile telecommunications sector, and confirm the view that loyalty does not pay without strategies that value long-term customers and thereby build trust with new customers. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Karjaluoto, Heikki; Leppaniemi, Matti] Univ Jyvaskyla, Sch Business & Econ, FIN-90014 Jyvaskyla, Finland; [Jayawardhena, Chanaka] Univ Hull, Sch Business, Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7RX, N Humberside, England; [Pihlstrom, Minna] Hanken Sch Econ, FIN-00101 Helsinki, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Jyvaskyla; University of Hull; Hanken School of Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Karjaluoto, H (corresponding author), Univ Jyvaskyla, Sch Business & Econ, POB 35, FIN-90014 Jyvaskyla, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "heikki.karjaluoto@jyu.fi; C.Jayawardhena@hull.ac.uk; matti.leppaniemi@jyu.fi; minna.pihlstrom@hanken.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Hou, Yanru/AAH-6077-2019; Jayawardhena, Chanaka/ABC-5225-2020; Karjaluoto, Heikki/M-4488-2014", "ORCIDs": "Jayawardhena, Chanaka/0000-0003-0928-9835; Karjaluoto, Heikki/0000-0002-5696-7355", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 101.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 63.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 78.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 53.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 636.0, "End Page": 649.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Inderst, R; Peitz, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Inderst, Roman; Peitz, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network investment, access and competition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication; NGN; Access surcharge; Investment; Innovation; Contracts between network operators", "Keywords Plus": "PRICE REGULATION; INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the role of different contract types and access regulation on innovation and competition in telecommunications in the context of Next Generation Access Networks. Within a standard duopoly model, it is shown that ex-post access contracts lead less often to the duplication of investment, but to a wider roll-out compared to a market in which such contracts cannot be offered. In comparison to such ex-post contracts, ex-ante contracts lead to an even wider roll-out, but to a less frequent duplication of investments. Ex-ante contracts in particular, but also ex-post contracts, can be used to dampen competition. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Peitz, Martin] Univ Mannheim, Dept Econ, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany; [Inderst, Roman] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Inderst, Roman] Goethe Univ Frankfurt, D-6000 Frankfurt, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Mannheim; Imperial College London; Goethe University Frankfurt", "Reprint Addresses": "Peitz, M (corresponding author), Univ Mannheim, Dept Econ, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "inderst@finance.uni-frankfurt.de; martin.peitz@googlemail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 407.0, "End Page": 418.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ward, MR; Zheng, SL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ward, Michael R.; Zheng, Shilin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile and fixed substitution for telephone service in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed; Mobile; Telecommunications; Competition; China", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; COMPETITION; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "A panel of province by year data for China from 1998 to 2007 is used to estimate own- and cross-price elasticities for fixed and mobile telephone service. Identification is achieved through the use of measures of the level of competition and privatization of the industry. Moreover, using neighboring province values ensures instrumental variable exogeneity. Estimates suggest that fixed and mobile subscriptions are fairly strong substitutes. This provides evidence for the development of competition between these platforms. (c) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ward, Michael R.] Univ Texas Arlington, Arlington, TX 76019 USA; [Zheng, Shilin] Chinese Acad Social Sci, Inst Quantitat & Tech Econ, Beijing 100732, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Arlington; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences", "Reprint Addresses": "Ward, MR (corresponding author), Univ Texas Arlington, 619 S West St, Arlington, TX 76019 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mikeward@uta.edu; uta.shilin@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Ward, Michael/AHC-7709-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ward, Michael/0000-0003-0669-5475", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 301.0, "End Page": 310.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, C; Jayakar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chun; Jayakar, Krishna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of telecommunications policy-making: Comparative analysis of China and India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Policy making; Telecommunications; China; India; Comparative study", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN-INVESTMENT; DIGITAL DIVIDE; WTO; INDUSTRY; LIBERALIZATION; FRAMEWORK; SERVICES; SECTOR; REFORM", "Abstract": "This paper is a comparative analysis of the telecommunications policy-making process in China and India. Adopting an institutionalist perspective and multi-streams framework, the paper analyzes the formal structures, rule-making procedures and interest groups involved in telecommunications policy-making in the two countries, in terms of their evolution over the last two decades. Though the two systems began this period with a somewhat similar ministerial-bureaucratic decision-making model, and faced similar problems of assimilating new interest groups and responding to international pressures, the paper finds that the decision systems in the two countries evolved in significantly different directions. China's telecommunications decision-making is significantly affected by the macro level political rearrangement and is more likely to be non-incremental. On the other hand, confronted by an increasingly litigious environment and a more fractious interest group culture, India represents a somewhat classical textbook case of incremental policy making. Nevertheless, numerous challenges remain in both countries, including institutional capacity and excessive regulatory deference to political authority. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chun] SW Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu 610031, Sichuan, Peoples R China; [Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Southwest Jiaotong University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, C (corresponding author), SW Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, 111,N Sect 1,2nd Ring Rd, Chengdu 610031, Sichuan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "psuchunliu@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "liu, chun/C-4466-2014", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71090402]; Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities)", "Funding Text": "This project is supported by the Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71090402) and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 50.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 55.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 13.0, "End Page": 28.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Berg, SV; Jiang, LL; Lin, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Berg, Sanford V.; Jiang, Liangliang; Lin, Chen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service subsidies and cost overstatement: Evidence from the US telecommunications sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; High cost subsidies; Universal service", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "Utility subsidies are often defended as promoting universal service. However, specific support formulas may be poorly targeted and/or designed. The U.S. high-cost loop support (HCLS) program (formerly referred to as the Universal Service Fund (USF)), has been a key component of the FCC's USF program. With proposed initiatives for universal access to broadband, it is useful to critically evaluate how the HCLS creates a moral hazard problem. This study finds that companies receiving HCLS subsidies have an incentive to report high costs to the FCC in order to qualify for still higher support payments. Using data from 1136 rural telecom firms in 50 states (1992-2002), this study shows that some companies respond to current incentives by overstating costs (or incurring higher costs) as they approach the subsidy cutoff points. Compared to the no-subsidy group, companies at the point of greatest subsidy jump appear to overstate costs more due to larger marginal benefits. Such perverse incentives need to be recognized in future universal service initiatives. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Berg, Sanford V.] Univ Florida, Dept Econ, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA; [Jiang, Liangliang] Lingnan Univ, Dept Econ, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Lin, Chen] Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Dept Finance, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "State University System of Florida; University of Florida; Lingnan University; Chinese University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Berg, SV (corresponding author), Univ Florida, Dept Econ, Gainesville, FL 32611 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sberg@ufl.edu; liangliangjiang@ln.edu.hk; chenlin@baf.msmail.cuhk.edu.hk", "Researcher Ids": "Jiang, Liangliang/JYP-2625-2024", "ORCIDs": "Jiang, Liangliang/0000-0001-6264-474X", "Funding Orgs": "Public Utility Research Center, University of Florida", "Funding Name Preferred": "Public Utility Research Center, University of Florida(University of Florida)", "Funding Text": "The authors are greatly indebted this journal's reviewers, whose suggestions greatly improved this paper. In addition, David Sappington provided helpful comments and suggestions. The authors are grateful to Chunrong Ai, Simon Fan, Mark Jamison, seminar participants at University of Florida, and participants at the Southern Economics Association conference for helpful comments. Finally, they also thank the Public Utility Research Center, University of Florida, for financial and data support; however, the views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of sponsoring organizations.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 583.0, "End Page": 591.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Koutroumpis, P; Lekatsas, A; Giaglis, G; Kourouthanasis, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Koutroumpis, P.; Lekatsas, A.; Giaglis, G.; Kourouthanasis, P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Between a rock and a hard place: Recession and telecoms taxation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile; Taxation; Recession; Economic growth", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Excessive taxation in the telecoms services sector is rarely found in developed economies as it hinders high technology investments, confines innovation and eventually impedes economic growth. Recession eventually complicates this process. In this paper the repercussions of multi-layer service taxation on the Greek mobile sector during the last five years are studied. It is found that public revenues, companies and subscribers would significantly benefit from a direct decrease of the special levy imposed on the use of mobile services today. An econometric model that links the consumption propensity of mobile voice service usage with the disposable income of the users and the price of the product is applied. The results of this research indicate that the adoption of high sector specific service taxes with the objective of increasing government revenues creates an economic distortion that lowers service usage, shrinks sector revenues, and, ultimately, jeopardizes the competitiveness of the mobile telecommunications sector. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Koutroumpis, P.] European Investment Bank, Athens, Greece; [Koutroumpis, P.; Giaglis, G.; Kourouthanasis, P.] Athens Univ Econ & Business, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "Athens University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Koutroumpis, P (corresponding author), Evelpidon 47A & Lefkados, Athens 11362, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "p.koutroumpis06@imperial.ac.uk; alekatsas@icap.gr; giaglis@aueb.gr; pkour@aueb.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Giaglis, George M/B-9705-2011; Kourouthanassis, Panos/L-2955-2018", "ORCIDs": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis/0000-0002-2398-0027; Kourouthanassis, Panos/0000-0003-2048-9694", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 681.0, "End Page": 688.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ho, CY; Narins, TP; Sung, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ho, Chun-Yu; Narins, Thomas P.; Sung, Won", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Developing information and communication technology with the belt and road initiative and the digital silk road", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology; Foreign direct investment; Global value chains; Belt and road initiative; Digital silk road", "Keywords Plus": "CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; FINANCIAL FACTORS; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ICT DIFFUSION; CHINA BELT; TRADE; INTERNET; EUROPE; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This paper examines the impacts of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on the information and communication technology (ICT) development of participating economies. ICT development is measured with internet penetration, mobile penetration, broadband subscription, and telephone subscription. The causal effect of the BRI on ICT development is estimated using a propensity score reweighting difference-in-differences (DiD) model. We find that the participating economies experience a significant rise in ICT development. A country's participation in the Digital Silk Road (DSR) in addition to the BRI further increases its ICT development and increases its participation in global ICT value chains relative to their BRI-only counterparts. Overall, the benefit of participating in the BRI on ICT development is enhanced by participating in the DSR. However, there are unequal trade creation effects between China and the rest of the world. The participating economies increase their imports of computer and information services more from and increase their imports of communication services less from China than from the rest of the world after the participation. These results are robust to a parallel trend test, alternative ICT measures and alternative estimation methods. Finally, we highlight the implications of our results for policy makers in developing countries who want to improve their ICT development and to engage in global ICT value chains, and for academics in developing future research to evaluate these initiatives at the macro- and micro-levels.", "Addresses": "[Ho, Chun-Yu] SUNY Albany, Dept Econ, New York, NY USA; [Narins, Thomas P.] SUNY Albany, Dept Geog & Planning, New York, NY USA; [Sung, Won] Bank Korea, Econ Res Inst, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "State University of New York (SUNY) System; State University of New York (SUNY) Albany; State University of New York (SUNY) System; State University of New York (SUNY) Albany; Bank of Korea", "Reprint Addresses": "Sung, W (corresponding author), Bank Korea, Econ Res Inst, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "cho@albany.edu; tnarins@albany.edu; sungwon31@bok.or.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Pan, Craze/JLM-1301-2023", "ORCIDs": "Narins, Tom/0000-0002-5227-1705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 28.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102672.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102672", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OS2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111205600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fokam, DNDT; Kamga, BF; Nchofoung, TN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fokam, Dieu Ne Dort Talla; Kamga, Benjamin Fomba; Nchofoung, Tii N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information and communication technologies and employment in developing countries: Effects and transmission channels", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Employment; Underemployment; Labor underutilization", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; INTERNET JOB SEARCH; FINANCIAL ACCESS; YOUTH EMPLOYMENT; PANEL-DATA; ICT; INNOVATION; AFRICA; FIRMS; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "This study analyzes the effect of ICT adoption on employment in developing countries. The empirical analysis covers 70 developing countries over the 1996-2017 period. To better char-acterize the labor market framework in developing countries, the empirical analysis incorporates the impact of ICT adoption on underemployment and labor underutilization. Using panel data techniques, the results show that ICT adoption increases employment, underemployment, and labor underutilization in developing countries. The main transmission channels identified are FDI inflows, human capital, and economic openness. As the main policy implication, policymakers in developing countries should intensify investments in the ICT sector and develop policies conducive to FDI inflows, human capital development, and economic openness to address employment issues.", "Addresses": "[Fokam, Dieu Ne Dort Talla; Nchofoung, Tii N.] Univ Dschang, Fac Econ & Management, Dschang, Cameroon; [Kamga, Benjamin Fomba] Univ Yaounde 2, Fac Econ & Management, Soa, Cameroon", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang", "Reprint Addresses": "Nchofoung, TN (corresponding author), Univ Dschang, Fac Econ & Management, Dschang, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "ntii12@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "Nchofoung, Tii N./AAU-5995-2021", "ORCIDs": "Nchofoung, Tii N./0000-0003-2436-6659; TALLA FOKAM, Dieu Ne Dort/0000-0002-4678-0570", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102597.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102597", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "S8MQ7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001073659000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Heikkilä, J; Rissanen, J; Ali-Vehmas, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Heikkila, Jussi; Rissanen, Julius; Ali-Vehmas, Timo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Coopetition, standardization and general purpose technologies: A framework and an application", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "General purpose technology; Standardization; Coopetition; Cellular technology", "Keywords Plus": "INDUSTRY; ICT; INFORMATION; COOPERATION; GROWTH; WORLD", "Abstract": "We argue that coopetition and standardization are important dimensions in the analysis of general-purpose technologies (GPT). We synthesize ideas from GPT, standardization, and coo -petition literatures and introduce a framework for empirical analysis of GPTs that are enabled by standards development and related coopetition. We apply this framework and analyze the role of coopetition in standardization of wireless cellular technology, which has been recently discussed as a GPT. We document that coopetition and standardization have been associated with increasing improvement, innovation spawning, and pervasiveness-the characteristics of GPTs-in the context of wireless cellular technology. The perspective of standardization and coopetition could shed further light on the technological progress and evolution related to emerging GPT candidates, such as artificial intelligence and blockchain.", "Addresses": "[Heikkila, Jussi] Univ Jyvaskyla, Sch Business & Econ, POB 35, FI-40014 Jyvaskyla, Finland; [Ali-Vehmas, Timo] Aalto Univ, Dept Ind Engn & Management, Espoo, Finland; [Heikkila, Jussi] Lappeenranta Lahti Univ Technol, LUT Sch Engn Sci, Dept Ind Engn & Management, Mukkulankatu 19, FI-15210 Lahti, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Jyvaskyla; Aalto University; Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT", "Reprint Addresses": "Heikkilä, J (corresponding author), Jyvaskyla Univ, Sch Business & Econ, POB 35, FI-40014 Jyvaskyla, Finland.;Heikkilä, J (corresponding author), Univ Jyvaskyla, Sch Business & Econ, LUT Sch Engn Sci, POB 35, FI-40014 Jyvaskyla, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "jussi.heikkila@jyu.fi; rissanen.jul@gmail.com; timo.ali-vehmas@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Heikkila, Jussi/Y-9773-2018", "ORCIDs": "Heikkila, Jussi/0000-0002-5122-7956", "Funding Orgs": "Foundation for Economic Education (Liikesivistysrahasto, Reino Rossi Memorial Fund); PHP Saatio; Jyvaskyla University School of Business and Economics", "Funding Name Preferred": "Foundation for Economic Education (Liikesivistysrahasto, Reino Rossi Memorial Fund); PHP Saatio; Jyvaskyla University School of Business and Economics", "Funding Text": "We thank Paul Wiegmann, Geerten van de Kaa, Filippo Grillo, Tuomo Uotila, Elina Berghall, Joakim Wikstrom and a number of anonymous reviewers for helpful comments. Earlier versions of the paper have been presented at EURAS2022 conference at Adam Smith Business School of the University of Glasgow, 38th Summer Seminar of Finnish Economist at University of Jyvaskyla and Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT. Heikkila gratefully acknowledges financial support from the Foundation for Economic Education (Liikesivistysrahasto, Reino Rossi Memorial Fund), PHP Saatio and the Jyvaskyla University School of Business and Economics.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 96.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 16.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 72.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102488.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102488", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C3KG1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000960938800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cowls, J; Morley, J; Floridi, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cowls, Josh; Morley, Jessica; Floridi, Luciano", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "App store governance: Implications, limitations, and regulatory responses", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Apple; Apps; App stores; App store governance; Digital governance; Google; Platform governance; Public sphere; Stack governance", "Keywords Plus": "ANTITRUST", "Abstract": "Events such as the riot at the United States Capitol and tightening constraints on the Russian public sphere have highlighted the socio-political significance of app store governance. This is dominated by Apple and Google as operators of the two largest smartphone platforms. In this article, we analyse two case studies: the removals from app stores in 2021 of the fringe American social media app Parler and of the Russian opposition app Smart Voting. On the basis of this analysis, we identify three critical limitations for app store governance at present: Apple's and Google's dominance, the substantive opacity of their respective app store guidelines, and the arbitrariness with which these guidelines are applied to specific cases. We then assess the potential efficacy of legislative proposals in the EU and US to intervene in this domain and conclude by offering some recommendations supporting more efficacious and socially responsible app store governance.", "Addresses": "[Cowls, Josh; Morley, Jessica; Floridi, Luciano] Univ Oxford, Oxford Internet Inst, 1 St Giles, Oxford OX13JS, Oxon, England; [Cowls, Josh] Alan Turing Inst, 96 Euston Rd, London NW12DB, England; [Morley, Jessica] Univ Oxford, Nuffield Dept Primary Care Hlth Sci, Woodstock Rd, Oxford OX26GG, Oxon, England; [Floridi, Luciano] Univ Bologna, Dept Legal Studies, Via Zamboni 27-29, I-40126 Bologna, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford; University of Oxford; University of Bologna", "Reprint Addresses": "Cowls, J (corresponding author), Univ Oxford, Oxford Internet Inst, 1 St Giles, Oxford OX13JS, Oxon, England.", "Email Addresses": "josh.cowls@oii.ox.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Floridi, Luciano/G-7699-2014", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102460.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102460", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8H8IK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000921272000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sung, NK; Kim, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sung, Nakil; Kim, Minchang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "COVID-19 and changes in content usage behavior: The case of South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "COVID-19; Pandemic; Content; Media; Content usage time", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS CUSTOMERS; TRADITIONAL NEWS MEDIA; ONLINE VIDEO PLATFORMS; TIME DISPLACEMENT; TELEVISION; INTERNET; GRATIFICATIONS; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This study examines changes in content usage time due to the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea using Korean Media Panel data for the period 2011-2020 and explores the reasons for these changes. This study focuses on four principal contents: television programs, movies/videos/usercreated content, traditional telecommunication services, and chatting/messenger/social network services. The empirical results indicate an increase in usage time for the four principal contents, as well as total content usage time because of the pandemic. The results also show that average Korean people stayed longer at home after the onset of the pandemic, leading to an increase in the time spent on all the principal contents, except for traditional telecommunication services, as well as an increase in total content usage time. Furthermore, this study suggests that whereas the effect of the pandemic on television program viewing time was mainly attributable to changes in time spent at home because of the pandemic, the effect on other contents was mainly caused by nonlocation-related factors. This study predicts changes in content usage time after the end of the pandemic and provides strategic suggestions.", "Addresses": "[Sung, Nakil] Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Nakil Sung, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea; [Kim, Minchang] Gangneung Wonju Natl Univ, Dept Econ, Minchang Kim, Jukheon-gil 7, Kangnung 25457, Gangwon Do, South Korea", "Affiliations": "University of Seoul; Kangnung Wonju National University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sung, NK (corresponding author), Univ Seoul, Dept Econ, Nakil Sung, Seoulsiripdaero 163, Seoul 02504, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "nisung@uos.ac.kr; mckim@gwnu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sung, Nakil/0000-0002-3512-8501", "Funding Orgs": "2022 Research Fund of the University of Seoul", "Funding Name Preferred": "2022 Research Fund of the University of Seoul", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the 2022 Research Fund of the University of Seoul.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102461.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102461", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L3AR", "Pubmed Id": 36246454.0, "Open Access Designations": "Bronze, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923658400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, CQ; Xiao, SP; Yin, ZH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Changqing; Xiao, Shengpeng; Yin, Zihui", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How do industrial robots applications affect the quality upgrade of Chinese export trade?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Industrial robots applications; Export quality; Labor productivity; China", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY; IMPACT; LIBERALIZATION; INNOVATION; NETWORKS; GROWTH", "Abstract": "This study examines the effect of industrial robots applications on the quality upgrade of China's manufacturing export products at the enterprise level. It analyzes import and export data ob-tained from the China Customs and Chinese Industrial Enterprises databases from 2000 to 2013. The results show that the industrial robots applications significantly promotes the quality upgrade of Chinese manufacturing export products. Moreover, the impact of industrial robots applications on the export product quality is dynamic; it initially increases and then decreases. Heterogeneity test results indicate greater quality improvement effects if robots feature applications in high-tech industries. We also show that importing more robots and for extended periods promotes the ef-fects of industrial robots applications on the export product quality upgrades of Chinese enter-prises. Mechanism tests reveal that industrial robots applications can upgrade the quality of export products by improving the labor productivity and human capital level of enterprises. Finally, spillover analyses show that industrial robots applications intensity significantly affects export quality upgrades through spillover effects.", "Addresses": "[Lin, Changqing; Yin, Zihui] Hunan Univ Technol, Shool Econ & Trade, Zhuzhou, Peoples R China; [Xiao, Shengpeng] Guangxi Univ, Shool Business Adm, Nanning, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hunan University of Technology; Guangxi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Xiao, SP (corresponding author), Guangxi Univ, Shool Business Adm, Nanning, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "macey@hut.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Yuan, Yu/KBQ-0606-2024; Zhou, heng/JCN-6493-2023; LI, SHA/JNR-9956-2023; zhang, jt/JVE-1333-2024; Zhang, Jinfan/JPK-7588-2023; wu, meng/JPK-1930-2023; Jiang, Yuan/JED-3759-2023; Yu, ZH/KBC-6889-2024; zhang, xueying/JMB-7808-2023; li, yansong/JXL-5023-2024; wang, wenjuan/JGD-0428-2023; Wang, He/JCO-3900-2023; 王, 娅冰/JGE-0541-2023; zhang, yimeng/JLL-7337-2023", "ORCIDs": "wang, wenjuan/0000-0002-4220-8817;", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [19BJY195]; Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Science of the Ministry of Education [18YJC790095, 18YJCZH100]; Evaluation Committee Fund of SocialScience Achievements of Hunan Province [XSP22YBZ099]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China; Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Science of the Ministry of Education; Evaluation Committee Fund of SocialScience Achievements of Hunan Province", "Funding Text": "Funding This study was supported by the National Social Science Fund of China [Grant No. 19BJY195] , the Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Science of the Ministry of Education [Grant No. 18YJC790095; No. 18YJCZH100] , and the Evaluation Committee Fund of SocialScience Achievements of Hunan Province [Grant No. XSP22YBZ099] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 43.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 136.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102425.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102425", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "4P7CH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000855549100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pender, J; Goldstein, J; Mahoney-Nair, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Pender, John; Goldstein, Joshua; Mahoney-Nair, Devika", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impacts of the Broadband Initiatives Program on broadband adoption and home telework", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband Initiatives Program; program impacts; broadband adoption; telework", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; INCOME", "Abstract": "This study investigates the impacts of the Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP), established by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009, on growth in broadband adoption and use of home telework. We find robust positive impacts across multiple econometric models and methods using census tract-level data in first differences. Across models and methods, the estimated average impact of BIP is in the range of 1.1-3.0 percentage point increase in the share of households adopting broadband and 0.2 to 0.4 percentage point increase in the share of workers using home telework. The estimated impacts of BIP represent roughly one-fourth to two-thirds of the average increase in broadband adoption and one-third to two-thirds of the average increase in home telework in the study tracts during the study period. The impacts of BIP vary across geographic contexts. Broadband and home telework adoption are also affected by prior levels of broadband availability, adoption, and telework, and by demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the population and the industrial structure of the economy.", "Addresses": "[Pender, John] USDA, Econ Res Serv, Washington, DC 20250 USA; [Goldstein, Joshua; Mahoney-Nair, Devika] Univ Virginia, Biocomplex Inst, Social & Decis Analyt Div, Charlottesville, VA 22903 USA", "Affiliations": "United States Department of Agriculture (USDA); University of Virginia", "Reprint Addresses": "Pender, J (corresponding author), USDA, Econ Res Serv, Washington, DC 20250 USA.", "Email Addresses": "john.pender@usda.gov", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "USDA Economic Research Service [58-6000-8-0039]", "Funding Name Preferred": "USDA Economic Research Service(United States Department of Agriculture (USDA))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the USDA Economic Research Service (Cooperative Agreement No. 58-6000-8-0039).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102365.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102365", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Asongu, SA; Odhiambo, NM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information technology and sustainability in developing countries: An introduction", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "FINANCIAL ACCESS; FARMERS", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Asongu, Simplice A.; Odhiambo, Nicholas M.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, UNISA, POB 392, ZA-0003 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "asongusimplice@yahoo.com; odhianm@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "Asongu, Simplice/K-3436-2014", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102383.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102383", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Juggling ecumenical wisdoms and xenophobic institutions: Framing and modelling China's telecommunications universal service and rural digitalization initiatives and policies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technologies (ICT); Digital transformation; Broadband Internet; Mobile Internet; USO policy framework; Digital economy; Chinese model", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; HEALTH-CARE; ACCESS; TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION; DIVIDE; LIBERALIZATION; DEPLOYMENT; ADOPTION; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "China historically belongs to a farming civilization, in which rural population tended to stick to their farmlands for a lifetime. This situation has somehow been changing with, inter alia, the advancement and application of modern Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). In recent years, China has been pushing for the inclusion of its rural communities into modern information society through aggressively digitalizing its rural areas under a public policy umbrella. With the literature's lopsided focus on Western nations, a cohesive paradigm in mapping the Chinese style of universal service implementation remains elusive, a situation that has often obfuscated deeper understanding of the Chinese case from a socioeconomic, technological, or institutional perspective. The main purpose of this present paper lies in the framing and modelling of China's universal service and rural digitalization practices. The paper proposes and applies an integrated offer-agent-target (OAT) framework in a retrospective and empirical examination of the Chinese case and conceptual characterization of what has appeared to be the Chinese model. In so doing, China's universal service development is demarcated into discernible stages that are then pattern-matched with corresponding institutional landscapes. Three salient stages are identified and corresponding institutional landscapes explicated. Finally, insights and suggestions are offered that throws lights on the current issues and future developments.", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Ctr ICT Ind & Policy Studies, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Ctr ICT Ind & Policy Studies, 10 Xi Tu Cheng Rd, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102258.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102258", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Healy, G; Palcic, D; Reeves, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Healy, Gary; Palcic, Donal; Reeves, Eoin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Explaining cost escalation on Ireland's national broadband plan: A path dependency perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "National broadband plan; Ireland; Path dependency; State aid; Fibre to the premises; Public private partnership; Gap funding", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Ireland's national broadband plan (NBP), announced in 2012, aimed to provide access to a minimum of 30 Mbps download speed to all households in the country ahead of the EU's Digital Agenda for Europe 2020 target for such speeds. The projected cost of the government subsidy was originally euro175 million. However, when the contract for the procurement of the NBP was eventually signed in 2019 the estimated subsidy had risen to between euro2.2 and euro2.9 billion. Using a path dependency framework, this paper finds that the escalation in the cost of subsidy was driven by two main factors. First, the decision to roll out fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) technology was inconsistent with the geographic/legacy path dependencies related to Ireland's low-density rural population. Second, the gap-funding/PPP procurement model adopted for the intervention failed to attract competitive bids and was at odds with the competitive path dependency and the dominant role of the incumbent operator.", "Addresses": "[Healy, Gary] Jacobs Cordova & Associates Europe Blackrock Co, Dublin, Ireland; [Palcic, Donal; Reeves, Eoin] Univ Limerick, Kemmy Business Sch, Dept Econ, Limerick, Ireland", "Affiliations": "University of Limerick", "Reprint Addresses": "Palcic, D (corresponding author), Univ Limerick, Kemmy Business Sch, Dept Econ, Limerick, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "donal.palcic@ul.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Palcic, Donal/K-8682-2016; Reeves, Eoin/K-8034-2016", "ORCIDs": "Palcic, Donal/0000-0003-4726-9640; Healy, Gary/0000-0002-8228-6975; Reeves, Eoin/0000-0003-4674-3152", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102227.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102227", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Biedny, C; Whitacre, B; Gallardo, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Biedny, Christina; Whitacre, Brian; Gallardo, Roberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do 'dig once' and permitting policies improve fiber availability?*", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband availability; State policy; Policy evaluation; CEM; Difference-in-difference", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND SPEED; IMPACT; INTERNET; DIVIDE", "Abstract": "State and local governments have enacted different types of legislation aimed at improving broadband availability. Two unstudied policies of interest are: (1) dig-once policies requiring state-funded construction projects to notify local internet providers about the opportunity to bury conduit for easier wire installation in the future, and (2) permitting policies requiring an expe-ditious response from local jurisdictions regarding the installation of broadband equipment. We use the example of Iowa, which passed legislation on both of these topics in 2015 and compare trends in fiber broadband availability with that of states who did not pass such legislation. We also consider the potential impact on fixed wireless availability, which largely depends upon a fiber middle mile. We use coarsened exact matching at the census tract level to construct treated and control groups with similar pre-2015 demographic characteristics and broadband availability trends in Iowa and other states. Difference-in-difference regression analysis with the matched samples then assesses the policy impact on fiber and fixed wireless availability post-implementation. The results suggest that Iowa's policies increased fiber broadband availability by 2.4%-6.6% when considering eight model specifications which account for different criteria such as geographic region, other (non-dig-once or permitting) broadband policies, and federal funding received. The policies do not appear to have any effect on fixed wireless availability.", "Addresses": "[Biedny, Christina; Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK USA; [Gallardo, Roberto] Purdue Univ, Purdue Ctr Reg Dev, W Lafayette, IN USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater; Purdue University System; Purdue University", "Reprint Addresses": "Biedny, C (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Dept Agr Econ, Stillwater, OK USA.", "Email Addresses": "cbiedny@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Biedny, Christina/0000-0002-9400-3741", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102294.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102294", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ9IQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773576900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Strover, S; Riedl, MJ; Dickey, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Strover, Sharon; Riedl, Martin J.; Dickey, Selena", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Scoping new policy frameworks for local and community broadband networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband policy; Community networks; Localism; Last-mile; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "WI-FI; INFRASTRUCTURE; COMMONS", "Abstract": "Over several years, locally-initiated and operated Internet infrastructure projects have attempted to provide online connectivity and simultaneously achieve various social goals. Many generations of do-it-yourself network efforts that are either wireless, such as community mesh networks, or wired, such as fiber cooperatives, exist, but in the United States scaled developments have been stalled for a variety of reasons. This research examines the history of local connectivity efforts as well as technologies designed to cultivate sharing or commons organizational approaches. By exploring instances of community-based or -oriented networking efforts, we identify some of the noneconomic benefits that might be realized with certain technologies and organizational and governance structures. Technological, social, regulatory and economic logics that have shaped historical opportunities for local responses to connectivity needs in the U.S. are not necessarily inevitable; alternative approaches do exist. Improved social and technical outcomes for connectivity may be possible, especially when catalyzed by supportive policies.", "Addresses": "[Strover, Sharon; Riedl, Martin J.; Dickey, Selena] Univ Texas Austin, Technol & Informat Policy Inst, Austin, TX 78712 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Strover, S (corresponding author), Moody Coll Commun, Technol & Informat Policy Inst, 2504 Whitis Ave,CMA 5-102, Austin, TX 78712 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sharon.strover@austin.utexas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Riedl, Martin Johannes/AAN-7489-2020", "ORCIDs": "Riedl, Martin Johannes/0000-0003-2411-1998; Dickey, Selena A./0000-0001-7438-2687; Strover, Sharon/0000-0001-9385-2146", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 108.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102171.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102171", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Testing the Economics of the Net Neutrality Debate: A comment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Net neutrality; Investment; Broadband internet; Christopher Hooton; Expression of concern", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ford@phoenix-center.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102137.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102137", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2021", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RW8NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000646776300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Aimene, L; Jeanjean, F; Liang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Aimene, Louise; Jeanjean, Francois; Liang, Julienne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of mobile operator consolidation on unit prices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Merger; Competition; Technical progress", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "We evaluate the impact of mobile operator mergers on the unit price of data and voice by using country-level observations on retail revenue for data, cellular data traffic, retail revenue for voice, and outgoing voice minutes. Using a difference-in-differences estimation strategy, we estimate the effect of operator merger by comparing the difference between the non-merging countries and the merging countries before and after the introduction of the operator merger. In accordance with the theoretical prediction provided in this paper, we empirically find that mergers tend to decrease the data unit price and increase the voice unit price.", "Addresses": "[Aimene, Louise; Jeanjean, Francois; Liang, Julienne] Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Jeanjean, F (corresponding author), Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "louise.aimene@orange.com; francois.jeanjean@orange.com; julienne.liang@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jeanjean, Francois/0000-0001-5271-760X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102107.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102107", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, H; Jeong, S; Lee, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Hyeongjik; Jeong, Seonkoo; Lee, Kwanghee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating the deployment costs of broadband universal service via fiber networks in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cost estimation; Universal service; Broadband; Broadband speeds; Korea", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "While both broadband itself and its speed are becoming increasingly important in all spheres of society, the high cost of providing broadband as a universal service at high speed still raises a fundamental question: Is the introduction of the universal service obligation (USO) necessary? Therefore, the introduction of universal broadband service at 100 Mbps in Korea in 2020 could be a meaningful case study to evaluate the necessity of broadband USO. This study proposes an estimation model of the costs of providing universal broadband service in Korea and assesses whether the introduction of the broadband USO was appropriate in Korea. Since the proposed model was based on the bottom-up (BU) approach, which establishes an efficient network using the latest technologies, the estimated cost of providing universal broadband service nationwide in Korea is accurate and reliable. The main findings are threefold. First, the total cost of providing broadband USO at 100 Mbps through the fiber-to-the-home technology was about 1.1 trillion Korean Won. Since this is a relatively small amount compared with previous evaluations, it could be recovered within a reasonable period from the monthly broadband fee that subscribers pay. Therefore, the result supports the introduction of universal broadband service in Korea. Second, there was no significant difference in the average cost per building for broadband USO between 50 Mbps and 100 Mbps; thus, the Korean government?s decision to set the broadband speed for broadband USO at 100 Mbps was reasonable, at least from a cost perspective. These results imply that developed countries with relatively high broadband penetration, in particular, could consider providing universal broadband services of at least 50 Mbps by fiber-based technologies. Lastly, although the total cost of offering fiber-based universal broadband services in Korea was acceptable, the government could also consider including wireless access technology as a technological alternative to reduce the costs of the USO policy.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Hyeongjik; Jeong, Seonkoo; Lee, Kwanghee] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Technol Policy Res Div, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 34129, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, Technol Policy Res Div, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 34129, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hyeongjiklee@etri.re.kr; skj0102@etri.re.kr; lkh@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Lee, Hyeongjik/0000-0002-9830-6731", "Funding Orgs": "research project of Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)", "Funding Name Preferred": "research project of Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)", "Funding Text": "A previous version of this paper was presented at an online conference of the International Telecommunications Society from June 14 to 17, 2020. We are grateful for the comments received during the conference, as well as the constructive feedback provided by the anonymous reviewers. All errors are the authors sole responsibility. This work was supported by the research project of Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) (A Study on the Improvement of Interconnection Policy and Cost Estimation of Voice Telecommunication Service under the AllIP Network Environment) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102105.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102105", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Meinertsen, BR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Meinertsen, Bo R.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Work and the need for meaning: Comments on 'should humans work?'", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "'Work as meaning'; Work and basic needs; Maslow's hierarchy of needs; Frankl and the 'need for meaning'; Nozick's experience machine", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Santos, Kissamtiki, and Chiesa (2020) contend that the question 'Should humans work?' should be addressed by keeping separate two notions of work: 'work as meaning' and work in a basic needs-oriented sense. They maintain that the former notion merely obscures the question and so should be avoided, whereas the latter clarifies it and ultimately makes it solvable as a technical and engineering task. By contrast, this short commentary suggests that the notion of 'basic need' (i) requires elaboration and (ii) should not be separated from 'work as meaning'. Interestingly, the authors have conducted small studies that may support (ii). Moreover, consideration of R. Nozick's famous 'experience machine' thought experiment shows that their paper prompts us to raise a profound question about when we should or should not work.", "Addresses": "[Meinertsen, Bo R.] Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid 28040, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Meinertsen, BR (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid 28040, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "brmeinertsen@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Meinertsen, Bo R./0000-0002-1778-0387", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 7.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102095.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102095", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Camarda, EM; Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Camarda, Enrico Maria; Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Path dependencies versus efficiencies in regulation: Evidence from old and new broadband markets in the EU", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband markets; Old and new networks; EU regulatory framework; Normative theory; Positive theory; Path dependence; Bureaucracy; EU panel data", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; MODELS; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This paper examines the determinants of sector-specific regulation imposed on broadband markets related both to efficiency objectives of regulators and to those of narrowly defined interest groups. We test hypotheses derived from the normative and positive theoretical literature employing recent panel data on 27 European Union member states taking into account en-dogeneity of the underlying regulation and market structure variables. Our empirical specification employs three different estimators based on instrumental variables in order to identify causal effects. We find evidence supporting both regulators pursuing normative objectives and inefficiencies related to regulatory path dependence, bureaucracy goals and an inadequate consideration of competition from mobile broadband networks. Our results call for adjustments in the institutional design of the decision-making process under the current European Union regulatory framework.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] ZEW Mannheim, POB 103443, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany; [Camarda, Enrico Maria] Katholieke Univ Leuven, Dept Econ, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium; [Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, Coll Arts & Sci, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); KU Leuven; Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), ZEW Mannheim, POB 103443, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "wolfgang.briglauer@zew.de; enricomaria.camarda@kuleuven.be; vogelsan@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "State Government of Baden-Wiirttemberg, Germany, through the research program Strengthening Efficiency and Competitiveness in the European Knowledge Economies (SEEK)", "Funding Name Preferred": "State Government of Baden-Wiirttemberg, Germany, through the research program Strengthening Efficiency and Competitiveness in the European Knowledge Economies (SEEK)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Marc Bourreau, Klaus Gugler, Mattia Nardotto, Frank Verboven and two insightful referees for highly valuable comments. Furthermore, the authors are grateful for comments and suggestions of the participants at the scientific seminar at the EUI in Florence in March 2017, the 28th ITS conference in Passau in August 2017 and at the ZEW/ICT seminar in Mannheim in November 2018. Finally, financial support by the State Government of Baden-Wiirttemberg, Germany, through the research program Strengthening Efficiency and Competitiveness in the European Knowledge Economies (SEEK) is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101825.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Berne, M; Vialle, P; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Berne, Michel; Vialle, Pierre; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An analysis of the disruptive impact of the entry of Free Mobile into the French mobile telecommunications market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Free mobile; France; Mobile telecommunications; Disruption; Entry; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The issue of disruptive operators has recently gained interest among researchers and regulators. From a regulator's perspective, disruptive operators can increase competitive rivalry in markets dominated by a handful of large companies, thereby allowing consumers to obtain more benefits in terms of price and quality. Largely overlooked in this discussion has been the impact that the specific identity, complementary assets of operators, and their strategies have on the marketplace dynamics. In this paper we explore the impact that one such operator Free Mobile has had on the French mobile telecommunications market. Drawing on a wide range of secondary sources, our analysis finds that the entry and subsequent growth of Free Mobile has had a complex and multi-faceted impact on the market. Their growth has been at the expense of the other three mobile network operators active in the French market, while their innovative business model, which enables it to compete on the basis of low costs, has been copied by its rivals. The specific characteristics of Free Mobile and of its strategy have contributed to a significantly alteration to how competition occurs in this market. This, in turn, triggers a strong incentive for restructuring, which is actually restrained by regulatory concerns.", "Addresses": "[Berne, Michel; Vialle, Pierre; Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines Telecom Business Sch, Evry, France; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "Newcastle University - UK; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Vialle, P (corresponding author), Inst Mines Telecom Business Sch, Evry, France.", "Email Addresses": "pierre.vialle@telecom-em.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 112.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 262.0, "End Page": 277.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Whalley, J; Batura, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Whalley, Jason; Batura, Olga", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The data economy and data-driven ecosystems: Regulation, frameworks and case studies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan] Univ Passau, Sch Business Econ & Informat Syst, Passau, Germany; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England; [Batura, Olga] Victoria Univ Wellington, Fac Law, Wellington, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "University of Passau; Northumbria University; Victoria University Wellington", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Univ Passau, Sch Business Econ & Informat Syst, Passau, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jan.kraemer@uni-passau.de; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk; olga.batura@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kraemer, Jan/0000-0002-5866-7065", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 113.0, "End Page": 115.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How disruptive is 5G?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The hypothesis is put forward that, after three decades of stability, there is now the prospect of significant change in the vertical and horizontal structure of the mobile market place. On the supply side, significant factors are, first, the availability of a new and very powerful form of mobile connectivity in the shape of 5G, and second, software defined networking, which allows a single network to provide a variety of heterogeneous services or 'slices'. On the demand side, the digital transformation of the whole economy (and not just the communications sector) creates the need for diverse communications functions operating in a universe with a much wider set of digitally transformed services. Mobile operators will find themselves contesting customer relationship with firms or other organisations providing these services in an integrated fashion, and thus risk replacing their direct link with end users with becoming the wholesale supplier of an expanded but 'commoditised' communications product. We may also observe fewer radio access networks; more competitive backhaul; and the (partial) vertical disintegration of mobile network operators. The regulatory changes implied may include heavier regulation of fewer RANs, and the need for market analyses to confront situations in which network operators sell more and more of their services to a variety of heterogeneous content and application providers - some of them exercising substantial levels of market power.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] London Sch Econ, Dept Law, Houghton St, London WC2A 2AE, England; [Cave, Martin] Ctr Regulat Europe, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of London; London School Economics & Political Science", "Reprint Addresses": "Cave, M (corresponding author), London Sch Econ, Dept Law, Houghton St, London WC2A 2AE, England.", "Email Addresses": "M.E.Cave@lse.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 653.0, "End Page": 658.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Internet and income inequality: Socio-economic challenges in a hyperconnected society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "GLOBALIZATION; PRODUCTIVITY; RETURNS; PARADOX", "Abstract": "Information and communication technologies (ICTs) influence income distribution directly and indirectly. A diverse pattern of decreases and increases in income inequality has emerged in parallel with increasing fixed and mobile connectivity. Building on earlier research, this paper develops a socio-technical model to examine the contribution of hyperconnectivity to these outcomes. ICTs rarely are a single cause but interact with other technological, economic, and political forces to shape the extent of income inequality. Depending on the constellation of these factors, income inequality may decrease or increase. Public policy may be able to ameliorate undesirable outcomes although effective programs will typically require initiatives that go beyond traditional measures designed to reduce digital divides.", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 68.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 72.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 67.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 333.0, "End Page": 343.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stocker, V; Smaragdakis, G; Lehr, W; Bauer, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stocker, Volker; Smaragdakis, Georgios; Lehr, William; Bauer, Steven", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The growing complexity of content delivery networks: Challenges and implications for the Internet ecosystem", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "CDN; Interconnection; Peering; QoS; QoE; Pricing; Internet evolution", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Since the commercialization of the Internet, content and related applications, including video streaming, news, advertisements, and social interaction have moved online. It is broadly recognized that the rise of all of these different types of content (static and dynamic, and increasingly multimedia) has been one of the main forces behind the phenomenal growth of the Internet, and its emergence as essential infrastructure for how individuals across the globe gain access to the content sources they want. To accelerate the delivery of diverse content in the Internet and to provide commercial-grade performance for video delivery and the Web, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) were introduced. This paper describes the current CDN ecosystem and the forces that have driven its evolution. We outline the different CDN architectures and consider their relative strengths and weaknesses. Our analysis highlights the role of location, the growing complexity of the CDN ecosystem, and-their relationship to and implications for interconnection markets.", "Addresses": "[Stocker, Volker] Univ Freiburg, Abt Netzokon Wettbewerbsokon & Verkehrswissensch, Pl Alten Synagoge, D-79085 Freiburg, Germany; [Smaragdakis, Georgios] Tech Univ Berlin, Berlin, Germany; [Smaragdakis, Georgios; Lehr, William; Bauer, Steven] MIT, CSAIL, Cambridge, MA USA", "Affiliations": "University of Freiburg; Technical University of Berlin; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Reprint Addresses": "Stocker, V (corresponding author), Univ Freiburg, Abt Netzokon Wettbewerbsokon & Verkehrswissensch, Pl Alten Synagoge, D-79085 Freiburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "volker.stocker@vwl.uni-freiburg.de; gsmaragd@csail.mit.edu; wlehr@mit.edu; bauer@mit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Stocker, Volker/AEA-0432-2022; Lehr, William/L-5281-2019", "ORCIDs": "Smaragdakis, Georgios/0000-0002-4127-3617", "Funding Orgs": "ERC [679158]; NSF [1413973, 1547265]; MIT Communications Futures Program; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems [1413973] Funding Source: National Science Foundation; Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien; Division Of Astronomical Sciences [1547265] Funding Source: National Science Foundation; European Research Council (ERC) [679158] Funding Source: European Research Council (ERC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "ERC(European Research Council (ERC)); NSF(National Science Foundation (NSF)); MIT Communications Futures Program; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE)); Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien; Division Of Astronomical Sciences(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Mathematical & Physical Sciences (MPS)); European Research Council (ERC)(European Research Council (ERC)Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "Author was supported by the ERC Starting Grant ResolutioNet (679158).; Author would like to acknowledge support from NSF Awards 1413973, 1547265 and the MIT Communications Futures Program ((http://cfp.mit.edu).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 90.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 42.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 43.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1003.0, "End Page": 1016.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Moshi, GC; Mwakatumbula, HJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Moshi, Goodiel Charles; Mwakatumbula, Hilda Jacob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of political stability and sector regulations on investments in African mobile markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunication; Investment; Political stability; Liberalization; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; LATIN-AMERICA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; COMPETITION; INTERNATIONALIZATION; INFRASTRUCTURE; GOVERNANCE; EFFICIENCY; EXPANSION; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "This study analyses the effects of regulation and political stability on the allocation of mobile telecommunication investments in the African continent between 2001 and 2011. To better understand the dynamics of investment in telecommunications, a framework was developed to assess factors that determine investments in the telecom industry at the country and industry level, particularly institutions, market size/demand level, market structure and investing cost. The results show that investments in the mobile telecommunications industry are dependent on regulation and liberalization; however, no statistical evidence was found for the effect of political stability as measured by the democratic process. Furthermore, the study has shown that market structure factors, especially competition, market size and the cost of investing in a country, are important in determining the allocation of mobile telecommunications investments among African countries.", "Addresses": "[Moshi, Goodiel Charles] Univ Dodoma, Dodoma, Tanzania; [Mwakatumbula, Hilda Jacob] Waseda Univ, Tokyo, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Moshi, GC (corresponding author), Univ Dodoma, Dodoma, Tanzania.", "Email Addresses": "gcmoshi@googlemail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Moshi, Goodiel/HNS-4400-2023; Moshi, Goodiel/V-8510-2019", "ORCIDs": "Moshi, Goodiel/0000-0003-0928-0443", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 651.0, "End Page": 661.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ji, SW; Choi, YJ; Ryu, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ji, Sung Wook; Choi, Young-jun; Ryu, Min Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The economic effects of domestic search engines on the development of the online advertising market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Domestic search engine; Online advertising market; Two-sided market", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; MEDIA; EXPENDITURES; QUALITY; BAIDU; PANEL", "Abstract": "A few global search engine platforms, notably Google and Yahoo!, have achieved worldwide dominance in the search engine market. However, some domestic search engine platforms, such as Naver in South Korea and Baidu in China, have come to dominate their domestic markets in competition with global search engine platforms. This study quantified the economic effects of domestic search engines on the development of, the online advertising market. Using a country-level dynamic panel of 46 countries from 2009 to 2013, we investigated the change in the size of the online advertising market caused by the existence of a domestic search engine. The results show that the development of a domestic search engine may lead to an increase in the size of the online advertising market: A country with its own domestic search engine platform(s) may have an average of 0.018% more online advertising intensity which is defined as online advertising spending/GDP-than one without this type of platform. The reasons behind these results and the policy implications are also discussed. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ji, Sung Wook] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Coll Social Sci, Media Commun Div, Seoul, South Korea; [Choi, Young-jun] Kyung Hee Univ, Dept Int Business & Trade, Seoul, South Korea; [Ryu, Min Ho] Naver Corp, Internet Res Team, Seongnam, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hankuk University Foreign Studies; Kyung Hee University; Naver", "Reprint Addresses": "Ryu, MH (corresponding author), Naver Corp, Internet Res Team, Seongnam, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "mediaecon3@gmail.com; yjchoi@khu.ac.kr; mh.ryu@navercorp.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 982.0, "End Page": 995.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Noh, H; Song, YK; Lee, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Noh, Heeyong; Song, Young-Keun; Lee, Sungjoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Identifying emerging core technologies for the future: Case study of patents published by leading telecommunication organizations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication; Emerging technology; Core technology; Patent analysis; Leading organization; 5G", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS; 5G; STANDARDIZATION; CONVERGENCE; IDENTIFICATION; OPPORTUNITIES; INTEGRATION; INDICATORS; INNOVATION; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "In recent years, the volume of mobile traffic has increased at an unprecedented rate and the mobile paradigm has changed. These dynamics have driven the next-generation telecommunications technologies, and the existing fourth-generation technology is reaching maturity. The pre-acquisition of promising future technologies enables firms to achieve and sustain their business growth; thus, numerous organizations in the telecommunications sector have made a huge amount of effort to develop fifth-generation (5G) technologies. Although understanding these emerging and promising 5G technologies is essential, they still remain poorly investigated. To fill this research gap, we first define the characteristics of promising technologies in the telecommunications sector, then develop a framework for identifying them based on patents. Specifically, we design three patent indices for deriving the core patents published by leading organizations in the sector. We then apply bibliographic coupling and text mining to the patents and identify their major innovation trends. We identify 21 technology fields as promising areas emphasized by the leading organizations. Theoretically, this study is one of the few attempts to examine various approaches to identify promising technologies and to suggest the most appropriate one considering the research purpose as well as the characteristics of telecommunications sector. In practice, this study can provide information about patent activities of key incumbent actors and thus offer some insights into recent technological developments towards 5G. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Noh, Heeyong; Lee, Sungjoo] Ajou Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 206 Worldcup Ro, Sown 16499, South Korea; [Song, Young-Keun] Elect & Telecommun Res Inst, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 34129, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Ajou University; Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI)", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, S (corresponding author), Ajou Univ, Dept Ind Engn, 206 Worldcup Ro, Sown 16499, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "nhy6692@ajou.ac.kr; iesong@etri.re.kr; sungjoo@ajou.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Noh, Heeyong/AAY-2324-2020; Lee, Sungjoo/R-4279-2019", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute; National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF) - Korea government(MSIP) [NRF-2013R1A2A2A03016904]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute; National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF) - Korea government(MSIP)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute and also partially supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF) grant funded by the Korea government(MSIP) (No. NRF-2013R1A2A2A03016904).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 50.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 60.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 152.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 956.0, "End Page": 970.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Huawei Story", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "PATTANAYAK, MANORANJAN/N-7858-2017", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 3.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1079.0, "End Page": 1081.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chen, W; Niebel, T; Saam, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chen, Wen; Niebel, Thomas; Saam, Marianne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Are intangibles more productive in ICT-intensive industries? Evidence from EU countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Intangible capital; ICT; Economic growth; Labour productivity", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; LEVEL; INVESTMENT; DEMAND; LABOR", "Abstract": "There is much firm-level evidence that maximising productivity benefits from investments in information and communication technologies (ICT) requires complementary investments in organisational structures, employee training, and other intangible assets. Yet convincing macro-level analysis to quantify the importance of this effect was not possible until industry-level data on investment in intangibles were developed. With such data now available for 10 European countries, this research shows that the output elasticity of intangible capital is stronger in more ICT-intensive industries. This suggests that intangible capital and ICT capital are complements in production. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Chen, Wen] Univ Groningen, Fac Econ & Business, Nettelbosje 2, NL-9747 AE Groningen, Netherlands; [Niebel, Thomas; Saam, Marianne] Ctr European Econ Res ZEW, Res Dept Informat & Commun Technol, L7,1, D-68161 Mannheim, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Groningen; Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW)", "Reprint Addresses": "Chen, W (corresponding author), Univ Groningen, Fac Econ & Business, Nettelbosje 2, NL-9747 AE Groningen, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "wen.chen@rug.nl; niebel@zew.de; saam@zew.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Saam, Marianne/0000-0001-7055-0567; Niebel, Thomas/0000-0003-3083-9168", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 32.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 33.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 471.0, "End Page": 484.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jorgenson, DW; Ho, MS; Samuels, JD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jorgenson, Dale W.; Ho, Mun S.; Samuels, Jon D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of information technology on postwar US economic growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information technology; US economy; Hardware and software; Productivity; Innovation; Replication", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH", "Abstract": "We provide detailed information on the crucial role of information technology in the postwar growth of the U.S. economy, from the development of the telecommunications services and the telecommunications equipment industries through the successful commercialization of semiconductor technology and the ongoing shift to cloud-based IT services. Our industry-level data set reveals that productivity gains over the postwar period originated disproportionally in industries that produce IT, but the replication of established technologies through growth of capital and labor inputs explains by far the largest proportion of U.S. economic growth. We find that the substantial growth deceleration during the Great Recession was driven by modestly negative aggregate productivity growth, but that only a minor portion of the drop in the growth rate was due to the IT-producing industries. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jorgenson, Dale W.] Harvard Univ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Ho, Mun S.] Resources Future Inc, Washington, DC USA; [Samuels, Jon D.] Bur Econ Anal, Washington, DC USA", "Affiliations": "Harvard University; Resources for the Future", "Reprint Addresses": "Jorgenson, DW (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Samuels, Jon/AAR-9054-2020; Ho, Mun/ABI-4730-2020", "ORCIDs": "Samuels, Jon/0000-0002-7040-1366;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 35.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 398.0, "End Page": 411.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shim, Y; Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shim, Yongwoon; Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analyzing China's Fintech Industry from the Perspective of Actor-Network Theory", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Chinese telecom; Internet-based service; Fintech industry; Actor network theory", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDIZATION; INSTITUTIONS; GOVERNANCE; SERVICES", "Abstract": "The rapid development of information and communications technology is transforming the entire industry landscape, heralding a new era of convergence services. As one of the developing countries in the financial sector, China is experiencing an unprecedented level of convergence between finance and technology. This study applies the lens of actor network theory (ANT) to conduct a multi-level analysis of the historical development of China's financial technology (fintech) industry. It attempts to elucidate the process of building and disrupting a variety of networks comprising heterogeneous actors involved in the newly emerging convergence industry. This research represents a stepping stone in exploring the interaction between fintech and its yet unfolding social and political context. It also discusses policy implications for China's fintech industry, focusing on the changing role of the state in fostering the growth of national industry within and outside of China. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shim, Yongwoon] SK Telecom, Seoul, South Korea; [Shin, Dong-Hee] Sungkyunkwan Univ, 90327 Int Hall,25-2 Sungkyunkwan Ro, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "SK Group; SK Telecom; Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, 90327 Int Hall,25-2 Sungkyunkwan Ro, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP [B0101-15-247]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP. [B0101-15-247, Development of open ICT healing platform using personal health data.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 106.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 124.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 378.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 168.0, "End Page": 181.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Convergence and liberalization in China's ICT sector: New market and new ecosystem", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; INSTITUTIONS; TECHNOLOGY; CHALLENGES; STANDARDS; INDUSTRY; 3G", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Xia, J (corresponding author), Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Sch Econ & Management, Beijing 100876, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "junxia66@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Xia, Jun/C-5917-2013; Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020", "ORCIDs": "Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF) [13BJY020]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF)", "Funding Text": "As the special issue editor, I would like to thank Professor Erik Bohlin, Editor-in-Chief of Telecommunications Policy, for the opportunity and support to bring this special issue together. I am grateful to anonymous referees for their invaluable review services. My research on China's ICT sector receives support from the National Social Science Fund of China (NSSF) (Grant no. 13BJY020).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 81.0, "End Page": 88.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Funk, JL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Funk, Jeffrey L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "IT and sustainability: New strategies for reducing carbon emissions and resource usage in transportation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information technology; Moore's law; Rates of improvement; Sustainability; Transportation; Buses; Phones; GPS; Telecommunications; Bike sharing; Electric vehicles; Autonomous vehicles; Wireless; Charging; Power electronics; Cameras", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper describes how rapid rates of improvement in smart phones, telecommunication systems and other forms of IT enable solutions for sustainability and how this provides opportunities for the fields of telecommunication and information systems. While reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change focuses on technologies with rates of improvement less than 5% per year, most types of information technologies are experiencing annual rates of improvement that exceed 30% per year. These rapid rates of improvement are changing the economics of many activities of which this paper describes four examples in transportation. The paper concludes by discussing challenges for universities and in particular for the fields of telecommunications and information systems. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Funk, Jeffrey L.] Natl Univ Singapore, Div Engn & Technol Management, Singapore 1175769, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Funk, JL (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Div Engn & Technol Management, 9 Engn Dr 1, Singapore 1175769, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "etmfjl@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 861.0, "End Page": 874.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yan, X", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yan, Xu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Closer Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between China and Hong Kong SAR: From gesture to commitment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Closer Economic Partnership Agreement; China; Hong Kong; Shareholding", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "On 29 June 2003, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) and the Mainland China signed the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA) which opened 18 service sectors including certain telecommunications services to Hong Kong investors. However, the response from Hong Kong's telecommunications sector has not been enthusiastic. This paper, with the support and sponsorship by the Communications Association of Hong Kong, provides a panorama review of the CEPA within the context of telecommunications and argues that CEPA has been a political gesture of the Mainland to comfort Hong Kong while the future is becoming optimistic as the Chinese central government has been witnessed to change its policy stance from protectionism towards pro-liberalization. The CEPA Supplement XI which has been implemented since March 2015 would be a milestone in opening China's domestic telecommunications market to overseas investors. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yan, Xu] Hong Kong Univ Sci & Technol, HKUST Business Sch, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hong Kong University of Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Yan, X (corresponding author), Hong Kong Univ Sci & Technol, HKUST Business Sch, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xuyan@ust.hk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Communications Association of Hong Kong (CAHK) [ITAHK 001.03/04]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Communications Association of Hong Kong (CAHK)", "Funding Text": "The author highly appreciated the sponsorship for this study by the Communications Association of Hong Kong (CAHK) (Grant number ITAHK 001.03/04) and its support in arranging interviews with interested parties and distributing questionnaires in both 2004 and 2014. The author also highly appreciates the active response to the interviews and surveys by Hong Kong's telecommunications companies. Last but not least, the author highly appreciates the generous agreement of Mr. Stephen Ho, Chairman of CAHK, to publish part of this study.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 913.0, "End Page": 920.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Big data's impact on privacy, security and consumer welfare", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Big data; Externalities; Privacy; Security; Personally identifiable information; Consumer welfare; Unstructured data", "Keywords Plus": "MODEL", "Abstract": "The purpose of this paper is to highlight the costs, benefits, and externalities associated with organizations' use of big data. Specifically, it investigates how various inherent characteristics of big data are related to privacy, security and consumer welfare. The relation between characteristics of big data and privacy, security and consumer welfare issues are examined from the standpoints of data collection, storing, sharing and accessibility. The paper also discusses how privacy, security and welfare effects of big data are likely to vary across consumers of different levels of sophistication, vulnerability and technological savviness. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ N Carolina, Bryan Sch Business & Econ, Bryan Bldg,Room 368,POB 26165, Greensboro, NC 27402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 99.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 125.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 154.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 212.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1134.0, "End Page": 1145.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yu, J; Zhang, Y; Gao, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yu, Jiang; Zhang, Yue; Gao, Ping", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Motivation and strategy: MNCs' embeddedness in China's standardization based innovation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Embeddedness; Institution; MNCs; Market; Standardization", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; MOBILE; INSTITUTIONS; PERFORMANCE; SUBSIDIARY; 3G; FLEXIBILITY; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "This paper aims to understand why MNCs choose different embedding strategies in standardization based innovation, and how MNCs' competitive landscapes evolve alongside the transition of indigenous innovation in China. Using the multiple case study approach based on the interviews and archival data about China's mobile standards, we find that MNCs may choose to proactively or reactively embed in China' S business and institutional systems by aligning their interests with the standard-based indigenous innovation strategy. Although there are high risks in China's standardization, MNCs cannot ignore the huge benefits of China's mobile market, and may join in this standardization process when they are ensured the government support would sustain. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yu, Jiang; Zhang, Yue] Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China; [Gao, Ping] Univ Manchester, Sch Environm Educ & Dev, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England", "Affiliations": "Chinese Academy of Sciences; Institutes of Science & Development, CAS; University of Manchester", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, Y (corresponding author), Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Zhonguancun Beiyitiao 15, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "zhangyue0650037@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "GAO, PING/0000-0002-9683-1989", "Funding Orgs": "NSFC [71373256]; NSSFC [12ZD205]; National Soft Science Program [2012GXS3B032]", "Funding Name Preferred": "NSFC(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); NSSFC; National Soft Science Program", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the support from NSFC Funding Program No. 71373256, NSSFC Program 12&ZD205 and National Soft Science Program 2012GXS3B032.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 890.0, "End Page": 901.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Smith, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Smith, Colin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile technologies: From telecommunications to media", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Smith, Colin] Edinburgh Napier Univ, Sch Comp, Inst Informat & Digital Innovat, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland", "Affiliations": "Edinburgh Napier University", "Reprint Addresses": "Smith, C (corresponding author), Edinburgh Napier Univ, Sch Comp, Inst Informat & Digital Innovat, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "cf.smith@napier.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 119.0, "End Page": 121.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hüsig, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Huesig, Stefan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The disruptive potential of PWLAN at the country-level: The cases of Germany, the UK, and the USA", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Wi-Fi; WLAN; PWLAN; MNO; Hotspots; Disruptive innovation; Telecommunications; Cross-country study; Regulation; Mobile communications", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; STRATEGIES; NETWORK; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the impact of WLAN technologies for incumbent MNOs based on an empirical cross-country study of the players in the public WLAN-hotspot market using the theory of disruptive innovation and theoretical extensions for the industry- and country-level. The main research question to be analyzed is whether and why PWLAN has shown a disruptive or sustaining impact trend for incumbent MNOs in the hotspot markets of Germany, the UK, and the USA in recent years. The results imply that incumbent MNOs and new entrants have taken advantage of the opportunity provided by PWLAN, but the market success of both types of players varies between the countries analyzed. Incumbent MNOs dominate in Germany but not in the UK and the USA. The reasons for these country-specific differences were further investigated, and the results suggest that the analysis of disruptive potential in telecommunications needs to include country- and firm-specific factors, which are, again, largely influenced by the local regulation. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Regensburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Hüsig, S (corresponding author), Univ Regensburg, D-93040 Regensburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "stefan.huesig@wiwi.uni-regensburg.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1060.0, "End Page": 1070.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hrovatin, N; Svigelj, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hrovatin, Nevenka; Svigelj, Matej", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The interplay of regulation and other drivers of NGN deployment: A real-world perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NGN deployment; Investment incentives; Regulation; NGN demand; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; ACCESS; INVESTMENT; LADDER", "Abstract": "This paper contributes to the current, lively debate on which factors induce or hinder the deployment of next generation networks (NGNs), where regulatory design plays the key role. As a country with one of the highest levels of fibre deployment, intense infrastructural competition in urban areas and regulated access to both copper and fibre networks, Slovenia is an interesting case to explore using the recent theoretical and empirical findings. First, the impacts of regulation and other factors on investment decisions are explored. Second, the impact of NGN investments on investors performance is analysed and explained, and we focus on both the investors' business strategies and the demand for NGN services. Third, the regulatory policy in both regimes, namely, before and after the mandated access to fibre was implemented, is discussed and changes are proposed. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hrovatin, Nevenka; Svigelj, Matej] Univ Ljubljana, Fac Econ, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia", "Affiliations": "University of Ljubljana", "Reprint Addresses": "Svigelj, M (corresponding author), Univ Ljubljana, Fac Econ, Kardeljeva Ploscad 17, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia.", "Email Addresses": "nevenka.hrovatin@ef.uni-lj.si; matej.svigelj@ef.uni-lj.si", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Slovenian Research Agency", "Funding Name Preferred": "Slovenian Research Agency(Slovenian Research Agency - Slovenia)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the participants at the 23rd European regional ITS conference in Vienna for their valuable comments on the ideas expressed in the paper, and in particular, to the anonymous referees and the guest editor of the journal for their highly relevant comments and suggestions for improvements. The paper was prepared as part of the research project Competitiveness, innovativeness, efficiency and sustainable development of the Slovenian economy in the context of EU development, which was sponsored by the Slovenian Research Agency.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 836.0, "End Page": 848.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ting, C; Yi, FM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ting, Carol; Yi, Famin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT policy for the socialist new countryside-A case study of rural informatization in Guangdong, China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural informatization; China; Universal service; Digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; LESSONS", "Abstract": "Providing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to rural areas often involves a complex interplay among economic development, bureaucratic systems, technical training and support. Nowhere are these dynamics more pronounced than in China, where a wide range of economic and institutional factors characterize the highly uneven state of informatization(2) throughout the country. Through a case study on Guangdong Province, China, this paper offers an in-depth examination of institutional issues in rolling out advanced information services (such as Internet) in rural China. The experiences from Guangdong help identify a number of systemic issues: (1) inefficient and wasteful spending resulting from interdepartmental rivalry (2) lack of policy continuity and institutional learning (3) lack of accountability and credible measurements (4) central planning resulting in gap between services and local needs. This paper calls for more emphasis on outcome assessment and coordination. First of all, in order to reduce waste and more fully exploit the benefits of system-wide reform, the incorporation of better assessment methods into policy measures should precede large-scale network rollout. Meanwhile, high level officials should be appointed to coordinate various departments and legislation may help to achieve coordination and policy continuity. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ting, Carol] Univ Macau, Dept Commun, Fac Social Sci & Humanities FSH, Taipa, Macao Sar, Peoples R China; [Yi, Famin] South China Agr Univ, Dept Mkt, Guangzhou, Guangdong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Macau; South China Agricultural University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ting, C (corresponding author), Univ Macau, Dept Commun, Fac Social Sci & Humanities FSH, Av Padre Tomas Pereira, Taipa, Macao Sar, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "tingyf@gmail.com; yifamin@126.com", "Researcher Ids": "Ting, Carol/AAF-5227-2019", "ORCIDs": "Ting, Carol/0000-0002-1135-5689", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 73.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 626.0, "End Page": 638.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gao, XD; Liu, JX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gao, Xudong; Liu, Jianxin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Catching up through the development of technology standard: The case of TD-SCDMA in China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Catching up; Technology standard; TD-SCDMA; Co-evolution; Informal social network", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS; INTEGRATED STRATEGY; INNOVATION; FAILURE; POLICY; MARKET; TRANSITION; ADVANTAGE; EVOLUTION; FRAMEWORK", "Abstract": "This paper explored the key factors affecting catching up through technology standard development by studying the evolution of TD-SCDMA, one of the three international standards of 3G mobile communications, in China. It was found that this was a complex co-evolution process between firm strategy and government policy aimed mainly at solving the challenges of late-comer disadvantages. The paper also examined the unique features of this co-evolution process, including the importance of the informal social network of non-customer stakeholders, and discussed the theoretical and practical implications of the key findings. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gao, Xudong] Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Tsinghua Univ Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Tsinghua University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, XD (corresponding author), Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Tsinghua Univ Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "gaoxudong@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn; liujx@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [70831003, 71121001]; Key Research Institutes of the Ministry of Education of China [07JJD630004]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Key Research Institutes of the Ministry of Education of China(Ministry of Education, China)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Dr. Erik Bohlin, Professor Jun Xia, and three anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments and suggestions, and the support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (70831003; 71121001), and the Key Research Institutes of the Ministry of Education of China (07JJD630004).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 46.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 49.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 531.0, "End Page": 545.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Correa, L; Crocioni, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Correa, Lisa; Crocioni, Pietro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can evidence of pricing power help market power assessment? Broadband Internet in Ireland and the Netherlands", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband Internet; Pricing power; Hedonic pricing; Market power; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "PRICES; COMPETITION; INDEXES", "Abstract": "This article proposes a simple hedonic price test to assess whether firms may have pricing power. The test allows NRAs to compare prices of providers of differentiated products on a like-for-like basis. Testing for pricing power could be a useful complement to market share analysis. This is especially the case in market reviews periodically undertaken by European communications regulators. As an illustration the test was applied to broadband Internet access services in Ireland and the Netherlands. Results appear encouraging as they are broadly aligned to the decisions of the regulatory authorities in both countries that the incumbent DSL operators had market power at the time. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Crocioni, Pietro] Univ Warwick, Warwick Business Sch, Ctr Management Regulat, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England; [Correa, Lisa] Univ London, London E1 4NS, England", "Affiliations": "University of Warwick; University of London", "Reprint Addresses": "Crocioni, P (corresponding author), Univ Warwick, Warwick Business Sch, Ctr Management Regulat, Scarman Rd, Coventry CV4 7AL, W Midlands, England.", "Email Addresses": "l_g_correa@yahoo.co.uk; pcrocioni@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 419.0, "End Page": 433.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Angulo, J; Calzada, J; Estruch, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Angulo, Jorge; Calzada, Joan; Estruch, Alejandro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Selection of standards for digital television: The battle for Latin America", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital television; Standards; TDT; ISDB; ATSC; DVB; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGIES; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the implementation of Terrestrial Digital Technology (TDT) standards in Latin America. The analysis suggests that while some governments have chosen the standard attending to their industrial objectives, others have been influenced by the relevance of network externalities and scale economies and by the political and commercial relationship with their neighbours. The discussion about the technical characteristics of the systems was only relevant in the first years of the process, when the leading countries of the region had still not made their selection. Brazil decided to create its own version of the Japanese ISDB standard in 2006, and in the following years it has persuaded a significant part of the continent to choose it. Another block of countries has adopted the US ATSC standard. The most prominent case is that of Mexico, which has a preferential access to the US market. Only three countries have chosen the European DVB standard, the most widely used standard in the world. Colombia has tried to lead its introduction in the continent, but the results so far have been meagre. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Calzada, Joan; Estruch, Alejandro] Univ Barcelona, Dept Polit Econ, Barcelona 08034, Spain; [Angulo, Jorge] Carvallo, Gagliardone, Angulo Abogados, Paraguay", "Affiliations": "University of Barcelona", "Reprint Addresses": "Calzada, J (corresponding author), Univ Barcelona, Dept Polit Econ, Av Diagonal 690, Barcelona 08034, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jorgeangulo1@gmail.com; calzada@ub.edu; aestruch@ub.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Calzada, Joan/R-8242-2018", "ORCIDs": "Calzada, Joan/0000-0002-2976-1677; Estruch-Manjon, Alejandro/0000-0002-3657-2938", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Education [ECO2009-06946ECO]; Government of Catalonia [SGR2009-1066]; Barcelona Graduate School of Economics", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Education(Spanish Government); Government of Catalonia(Generalitat de Catalunya); Barcelona Graduate School of Economics", "Funding Text": "The authors thank the editor and two anonymous referees for useful suggestions and comments. This study has received financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Education (ECO2009-06946ECO) and the Government of Catalonia (SGR2009-1066). J. Calzada acknowledges the support of the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 773.0, "End Page": 787.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Keramati, A; Ardabili, SMS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Keramati, Abbas; Ardabili, Seyed M. S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Churn analysis for an Iranian mobile operator", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Customer relationship management; Customer churn; Customer retention; Mediation effect; Mobile phone services", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER RETENTION; COMPETITION; LOYALTY; PROFITABILITY; DETERMINANTS; SATISFACTION; PREDICTION; MEDIATION; MODEL", "Abstract": "To survive in the challenging environment of a global market, organizations must recognize and analyze customer attitudes. To be competitive, organizations must recognize and forecast customer preferences and behaviors to maximize customer retention before their rivals do so. This research identifies factors that affect customer churn, the single most valuable of an organization's assets. One year's data from call log files relating to 3150 customers were selected randomly from an Iranian mobile operator call-center database. Binomial Logistic Regression was the method of analysis used in this research. The results of this research indicate that a customer's dissatisfaction, their amount of service usage and certain demographic characteristics have the most influence on their decision to remain or churn. The results also imply that customer status (active or inactive status) mediates the relationship between churn and the cause of churn. The Iranian government's current plan to privatize the telecommunications industry without deregulation leads to a non-square competition environment. Deregulation in favor of delegating more authorities of customer care is necessary in order to develop a square private competition environment in the Iranian mobile telecommunications industry. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Keramati, Abbas] Univ Tehran, Fac Engn, Dept Ind Engn, Tehran, Iran; [Ardabili, Seyed M. S.] Univ Tehran, Informat Technol Grp, Tehran, Iran", "Affiliations": "University of Tehran; University of Tehran", "Reprint Addresses": "Keramati, A (corresponding author), Univ Tehran, Fac Engn, Dept Ind Engn, POB 11365-4563, Tehran, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "keramati@ut.ac.ir; m.seyedain@tanavob.com", "Researcher Ids": "keramati, abbas/AFZ-1196-2022; Hou, Yanru/AAH-6077-2019", "ORCIDs": "Keramati, Abbas/0000-0001-5897-2935", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 49.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 57.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 344.0, "End Page": 356.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tseng, FM; Lo, HY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tseng, Fang-Mei; Lo, Hui-Yi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Antecedents of consumers' intentions to upgrade their mobile phones", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Upgrade; Mobile phone; Technology acceptance model (TAM); WiMAX", "Keywords Plus": "USER ACCEPTANCE; PERCEIVED VALUE; MODEL; SERVICES; SATISFACTION; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; ADOPTION; INTERNET; PURCHASE", "Abstract": "The fourth generation (4G) mobile phone will soon be launched. Marketers need to know which factors determine whether customers choose to upgrade their mobile phones, as this will affect the diffusion of third generation (3G), 4G, and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access phones. This study integrates pre- and post-adoption theories, upgrading, and value-based theory to examine plans to upgrade to a newer model mobile phone among second generation (2G) and 3G mobile phone users. The empirical results show that the technology acceptance model fails to explain consumers' intentions to upgrade in sequence. Although customers perceived next-generation mobile phones as being easier to use and more useful than their current model phones, this did not directly influence them to upgrade. When users were satisfied with their current model, they were not willing to upgrade to a newer generation model. Moreover, value assessments affect users' plans to upgrade to next-generation mobile phones. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tseng, Fang-Mei] Yuan Ze Univ, Coll Management, Fac Int Business, Tao Yuan 320, Taiwan; [Lo, Hui-Yi] Yuan Ze Univ, Coll Management, Fac Mkt, Tao Yuan 320, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "Yuan Ze University; Yuan Ze University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tseng, FM (corresponding author), Yuan Ze Univ, Coll Management, Fac Int Business, 135 Yuan Dung Rd, Tao Yuan 320, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "fmtseng@saturn.yzu.edu.tw; huiyi.lo@saturn.yzu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Lo, Hui-Yi/ABD-5111-2020", "ORCIDs": "Lo, Hui-Yi/0000-0002-7601-3946", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Council of the Republic of China [NSC 97-2410-H-155-022-MY2]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Council of the Republic of China(Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan)", "Funding Text": "This work was partially supported by Grant NSC 97-2410-H-155-022-MY2 from the National Science Council of the Republic of China. The authors would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their insightful and constructive comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 40.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 50.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 74.0, "End Page": 86.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kshetri, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kshetri, Nir", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Economic, social and political impacts of blockchain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Central bank digital currency; Cryptocurrency; Governance structure; Sustainability", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH AGENDA; RESPONSIBILITY; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "This editorial provides an overview of the economic, social, and political impacts of blockchain and introduces the papers published in the special issue. It discusses how blockchain can facilitate entrepreneurial ventures, optimize business operations, and enhance supply chain efficiency. The potential of central bank digital currencies to improve transaction efficiency and financial inclusion is also highlighted. Socially, blockchain is positioned to address labor abuses, improve working conditions, and combat corruption through enhanced transparency and accountability. However, risks such as illicit financing and high energy consumption are acknowledged. Overall, blockchain holds promise to transform economies, societies, and organizations, but thoughtful policymaking is needed to maximize benefits and mitigate unintended consequences. This editorial introduces papers in this special issue, which aim to expand understanding of blockchain's diverse applications and implications across institutional governance, business, sustainability, energy, and payments systems.", "Addresses": "[Kshetri, Nir] Univ North Carolina Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 27412 USA", "Affiliations": "University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Greensboro", "Reprint Addresses": "Kshetri, N (corresponding author), Univ North Carolina Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 27412 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nbkshetr@uncg.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102718.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2024.102718", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OP9H1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208591600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Awuni, ET; Kemmerling, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Awuni, Evans Tindana; Kemmerling, Achim", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Taking Gerschenkron to the Field: Attitudes towards Digitalization Hopes and Fears about the Future of Work in Ghana", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Hopes; Fears; Attitudes; Future of work; Ghana; Gerschenkron", "Keywords Plus": "COUNT DATA; TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION; EMPLOYMENT", "Abstract": "Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) bring many hopes for development. But there are also fears arising, particularly when they affect the future of work. While there are many studies on public opinion about how ICT will shape work in OECD countries, we find much less research in developing countries in which labor markets work very differently. We present evidence from a field survey with an experimental component in Ghana. We show that, while hopes are much more pronounced than in advanced economies, opinions also change once people are exposed to new types of information. Using a 'text as data' approach, we also investigate reasons that explain the differences in attitudes and what people associate with digitalization. We conclude that, in Ghana, especially semi-formal, self-employed people hope that new technologies will allow them to leapfrog old ones that have historically been marred by market and government failures. Compared to developed countries, it is rather some of the higher educated to whom the negative consequences also have relevance. Our findings have broader implications for the acceptance and use of ICT and the future of work in developing countries.", "Addresses": "[Awuni, Evans Tindana; Kemmerling, Achim] Univ Erfurt, Erfurt, Germany; [Awuni, Evans Tindana] German Inst Global & Area Studies GIGA, Hamburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Erfurt; German Institute of Global & Area Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Awuni, ET (corresponding author), Univ Erfurt, Erfurt, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "evans.awuni@uni-erfurt.de; achim.kemmerling@uni-erfurt.de", "Researcher Ids": "Awuni, Evans Tindana/JXM-7383-2024", "ORCIDs": "Awuni, Evans Tindana/0000-0001-7543-555X", "Funding Orgs": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) [504172432]; Claussen-Simon-Stiftung, Hamburg", "Funding Name Preferred": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)(German Research Foundation (DFG)); Claussen-Simon-Stiftung, Hamburg", "Funding Text": "Evans Tindana Awuni gratefully acknowledges the generous doctoral scholarship (Dissertation Plus) awarded by the Claussen-Simon-Stiftung, Hamburg, which significantly contributed to the advancement of this research. Achim Kemmerling acknowledges the generous support from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) under project number 504172432 for the project Politics and the Future of Work in Middle -Income Countries (PolDigWork) : How Hopes and Fears about Digitalization Shape Opinions on Social and Labour Policies. ", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 90.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102680.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102680", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 27.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JC4B5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170933000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Phan, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Phan, Van-Phuc", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is the internet penetration pro-poor? Evidence from a panel data analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet penetration; Poverty reduction; Vietnam 's rural household income; Generalized methods of moments; Propensity score matching; ICT impacts", "Keywords Plus": "POVERTY REDUCTION; DIFFERENCE; INEQUALITY; RETURNS; FARMERS; WELFARE; SYSTEM; IMPACT; INCOME", "Abstract": "The impacts of internet use on income and poverty status are contentious despite extensive research efforts. This paper re-examines these influences using five-wave panel data extracted from the Vietnam Access to Resources Household Survey (VARHS). A two-step system called Generalized Methods of Moments (GMM) and Propensity Score Matching (PSM) is the primary metric for estimating internet-income and internet-poverty correlations. The analysis revealed that internet use assisted rural households, including the poor ones, in fostering their livelihoods in the 2008-2016 period: (1) internet access increased the average annual household income per capita by 4.5 million Vietnamese dongs, accounting for at least 17% of the overall income; (2) it decreased the probability of being poor by around 4%. This study suggests that the universalisation of the internet, along with improvements in digital literacy and digital applications pro-vided for rural dwellers, particularly the needy, should be essential for poverty reduction programmes in the context of developing countries.", "Addresses": "[Phan, Van-Phuc] Can Tho Univ, Sch Polit Sci, Campus 2,3-2 St, Can Tho City, Vietnam", "Affiliations": "Can Tho University", "Reprint Addresses": "Phan, V (corresponding author), Can Tho Univ, Sch Polit Sci, Campus 2,3-2 St, Can Tho City, Vietnam.", "Email Addresses": "pvphuc@ctu.edu.vn", "Researcher Ids": "Phan, Phuc/KIH-1434-2024", "ORCIDs": "Phan, Phuc/0000-0002-9188-9540", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102612.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102612", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "S8NN1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001073681700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Keles, OF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Keles, Omer F.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications and Space Debris: Adaptive Regulation Beyond Earth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Space debris; Space policy; Adaptive governance; Debris mitigation; UNOOSA; ITU", "Keywords Plus": "WATER GOVERNANCE; MODEL", "Abstract": "The existing policy frameworks surrounding the launch of man-made objects and expeditions into space are largely unequipped to deal with the long-term consequences of debris accumulation beyond the Earth's atmosphere. This has serious implications for all telecommunications satel-lites. As space-faring actors (who are increasingly from the private sector, in addition to government-affiliated) become more involved with these activities, fragmentation from a variety of sources (colloquially grouped as space debris) will only continue to proliferate before outright impeding the ability of humans to conduct operations in space altogether. This paper proposes, as a solution, the implementation of adaptive governance structures with regards to the issue of space debris. This solution takes place in the form of collaborative/flexible endeavors between the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), International Telecommunication Union (ITU), private sector spaceflight corporations, and governmental space agencies to mitigate space debris pileup. Through the usage of new technologies to spearhead space debris cleanup, non-partisan economic incentives, and clarification on acceptable environmental conditions for satellite launches, an adaptive governance model for handling space debris is key to making space safe for communication and research.", "Addresses": "[Keles, Omer F.] NYU, Tandon Sch Engn, Brooklyn, NY 11201 USA", "Affiliations": "New York University; New York University Tandon School of Engineering", "Reprint Addresses": "Keles, OF (corresponding author), NYU, Tandon Sch Engn, Brooklyn, NY 11201 USA.", "Email Addresses": "omerkeles@nyu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Keles, Omer/0000-0002-3004-1191", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 78.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102517.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102517", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C5VW7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962599800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, A; Feir, DL; Gregg, MT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Anahid; Feir, Donn. L.; Gregg, Matthew T.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The tribal digital divide: Extent and Explanations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Broadband; Connectivity; Indian country; American Indians", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND INTERNET; AVAILABILITY; POOR; SOVEREIGNTY; EMPLOYMENT; PRICES; ACCESS; IMPACT; STATE; FOOD", "Abstract": "This paper documents home Internet access, types of Internet access, connection speeds, and prices for basic home Internet in tribal areas of the United States. We find that the share of households with Internet access is 21 percentage points lower in tribal areas than in neighboring non-tribal areas. When compared to these non-tribal areas, download speeds, whether measured using fixed or mobile broadband networks, are approximately 75% slower in tribal areas, while the lowest price for basic Internet services in tribal areas is 11% higher. Regression techniques reveal that traditional cost factors such as terrain and population density fully explain the price gap but account for only a fraction of the tribal differences in Internet access and connection speeds. Income differences are strong predictors of Internet access but do not affect connection speeds. A sizable amount of the variation in the access and home connection gap between tribal and non-tribal is left unexplained. We conclude with a discussion of how federal broadband programs have penetrated Indian Country, how tribal-specific factors are related to the variation in Internet access within Indian Country, and the potential policy implications of our findings.", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Anahid] Univ Illinois, Dept Econ, Champaign, IL USA; [Feir, Donn. L.] Univ Victoria, Fed Reserve Bank Minneapolis, Ctr Indian Country Dev, IZA,Dept Econ, Victoria, BC, Canada; [Gregg, Matthew T.] Fed Reserve Bank Minneapolis, Ctr Indian Country Dev, Minneapolis, MN 55401 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Illinois System; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; University of Victoria; Federal Reserve System - USA", "Reprint Addresses": "Gregg, MT (corresponding author), Fed Reserve Bank Minneapolis, Ctr Indian Country Dev, Minneapolis, MN 55401 USA.", "Email Addresses": "abauer11@illinois.edu; dfeir@uvic.ca; matt.gregg@mpls.frb.org", "Researcher Ids": "Ozdemir, Yasal/P-7486-2014", "ORCIDs": "Gregg, Matthew/0000-0002-4610-0133; Feir, Donn/0000-0002-7101-0420", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102401.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102401", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kus, A; Massaro, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kus, Agnieszka; Massaro, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysing the C-Band spectrum auctions for 5G in Europe: Achieving efficiency and fair decisions in radio spectrum management", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "C-band; Competition; Efficiency; Equity; Europe; Spectrum auction", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper offers a detailed analysis of selected regulatory parameters used as instruments to promote efficiency with fairness for all stakeholders (in the legal sense of equity) in 5G spectrum auctions. Data were collected from sixteen auctions for the C-band that took place in the Member States of the European Union (EU) and in the United Kingdom (UK) between 2017 and 2020 for the introduction of the fifth generation (5G) of mobile communication technology. The selected instruments of intervention are: spectrum packaging, spectrum caps, set-asides, geographical scope of the license, license duration, various forms of license obligations, reserve prices and auction format.Significant differences were observed in national approaches to spectrum packaging, license obligations and reserve prices for efficiency purposes. Our analysis also shows that European national regulators are paying increasing attention to concerns over fairness of decisions on spectrum, or equity, especially by creating opportunities for local private networks to access the spectrum and by imposing requirements on network operators to guarantee more uniform population coverage of newly created 5G networks.", "Addresses": "[Kus, Agnieszka] Pope John Paul II State Sch Higher Educ Biala Podl, Fac Econ Sci, Biala Podlaska, Poland; [Massaro, Maria] Korea Univ Seoul, Res Inst Informat & Culture, Ctr ICT & Soc CIS, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kus, A (corresponding author), Pope John Paul II State Sch Higher Educ Biala Podl, Fac Econ Sci, Biala Podlaska, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "a.kus@dydaktyka.pswbp.pl; mariamassaro.m@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kus, Agnieszka/0000-0002-6258-6823", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "Maria Massaro's research was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973), and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) of Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102286.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102286", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rossi, MA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rossi, Maria Alessandra", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The advent of 5G and the non-discrimination principle", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Non-discrimination; FRAND; Technological neutrality; Network neutrality; Standard-Essential Patents; Wholesale-only model", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; FRAMEWORK; FUTURE; POLICY; FRAND", "Abstract": "5G promises to be a game changer for the extended connectivity-based value chain, encompassing a much broader set of digitalized industries than previous solutions. By reshaping competition among market players and among technologies, it changes the trade-offs underlying the application of the non-discrimination principle. In this paper, we provide a unified view of the implications of these technological developments for four instantiations of this principle that span the entire digital value chain: non-discrimination in FRAND licensing of standard-essential patents (SEPs), vertical separation remedies, network neutrality and technological neutrality. We conclude that overly rigid and non-technology neutral interpretations of the non-discrimination requirement would be at odds with technological evolution and would be incompatible with the objective to maximize the overall value of digital networks.", "Addresses": "[Rossi, Maria Alessandra] G DAnnunzio Univ Chieti Pescara, Dept Econ, Econ Policy, Viale Pindaro 42, I-65127 Pescara, Italy", "Affiliations": "G d'Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara", "Reprint Addresses": "Rossi, MA (corresponding author), G DAnnunzio Univ Chieti Pescara, Dept Econ, Econ Policy, Viale Pindaro 42, I-65127 Pescara, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "alessandra.rossi@unich.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102279.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102279", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Martínez-Domínguez, M; Fierros-González, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Martinez-Dominguez, Marlen; Fierros-Gonzalez, Isael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of internet use by school-age children: The challenges for Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital skills; Infomediaries; School-age children; Productive use of internet; Mexico", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; ADOPTION; ACCESS; ICT; INEQUALITIES; TECHNOLOGIES; MODEL; USAGE", "Abstract": "The COVID-19 pandemic has further highlighted the deep digital divide in Mexico and the enormous challenge faced by its education system in continuing to educate the country's students while under confinement. The objective of this article was to examine the determinants of internet access, use and productive uses for school-age children in households of different socioeconomic levels. The Heckman selection model was estimated based on data taken from the Encuesta Nacional sobre Disponibilidad y Uso de Tecnologias de la Informaci ' on en los Hogares (ENDUTIH or National Survey on the Availability and Use of Information Technologies in the Household) 2018. The results obtained show that the probability of having children internet accessing and usage patterns (homework, courses, and blogs) depends on level of schooling, economic status, digital skills, and place of residence, as well as the presence of electronic devices and infomediaries in the household. These findings suggest the urgent need to redesign current ICT policy with a long-term integrated vision that guarantees access to ICTs and their productive use for students immersed in an ecosystem of educational innovation for the XXI century.", "Addresses": "[Martinez-Dominguez, Marlen] Conacyt Ctr Invest & Estudios Super Antropol Soci, Pacifico Sierra Nevada 347 Col Loma Linda, Oaxaca 68024, Oaxaca, Mexico; [Fierros-Gonzalez, Isael] Tecnolog Monterrey, Sch Social Sci & Govt, Mexico City, DF, Mexico", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Fierros-González, I (corresponding author), Tecnolog Monterrey, Sch Social Sci & Govt, Mexico City, DF, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "marlenmartinez7@gmail.com; ifierros@tec.mx", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Martinez Dominguez, Marlen/0000-0001-9840-0149", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102241.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102241", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": 35068658.0, "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Myovella, G; Karacuka, M; Haucap, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Myovella, Godwin; Karacuka, Mehmet; Haucap, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of digitalization and digital divide in Sub-Saharan African economies: A spatial Durbin analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Spatial analysis; Sub-Saharan Africa; Spatial Durbin model", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; EUROPEAN-UNION; INTERNET; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; MOBILE; INFRASTRUCTURE; INEQUALITY; FRAMEWORK; COMPUTER", "Abstract": "The aim of this paper is to analyse the determinants for digital divide in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) by considering inequalities in internet use and broadband subscriptions. The study considers 41 countries in the region which are geographically linked, and it allows for spatial interdependence. It also accounts for differences in demographic characteristics as well as social, political and economic infrastructure which affect ICT access and use. Globally, about half of the world's population is connected to the internet whereas the remaining half, i.e. about 3.8 billion people, are not (yet) connected. The problem is more severe in developing countries compared to developed countries; it is said to be unsatisfactory in SSA compared to other countries. We apply a spatial panel analysis using the spatial Durbin model (SDM) specifications for 451 observations from 2006 to 2016. Our estimation results show that there is a strong spatial interdependence among SSA, implying that internet access and broadband subscriptions in one country are affected by internet access and broadband subscriptions in another country, most likely due to spillover effects. Our results reveal that GDP per capita, gross capital formation, political stability, regulatory efficacy and electricity infrastructure directly affect the digital divide. Moreover, GDP per capita, population growth, government consumption, trade openness, and electricity infrastructure also indirectly affect the digital divide through spillover effects. Regarding policy implications we suggest that SSA governments should work closer together in ensuring internet openness and to increase the level of coordination between their countries in order to ensure digital inclusion in their countries.", "Addresses": "[Myovella, Godwin] Univ Dodoma, Dept Econ, Dodoma, Tanzania; [Karacuka, Mehmet] Ege Univ, Fac Econ & Adm Sci, Izmir, Turkey; [Haucap, Justus] Heinrich Heine Univ Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf Inst Competit Econ DICE, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ege University; Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Ege Univ, Fac Econ & Adm Sci, Izmir, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "myovellagd@gmail.com; mehmet.karacuka@ege.edu.tr; justus.haucap@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102224.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102224", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ndubuisi, G; Otioma, C; Tetteh, GK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ndubuisi, Gideon; Otioma, Chuks; Tetteh, Godsway Korku", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital infrastructure and employment in services: Evidence from Sub-Saharan African countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital infrastructure; ICT; Employment; Services sector; Sub-Saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; BROAD-BAND; GROWTH; INTERNET; ENGINE; SECTOR; IMPACT", "Abstract": "The recent boom of the services sector, especially in developing countries, coincides with the rise of digital technologies. While the former might be attributed to the latter, empirical analysis of this relationship is still limited. This paper fills this gap by examining the effect of digital infrastructure on services sector employment. Employing a panel data comprising 45 Sub-Saharan Africa countries over the period 1996-2017, we find that digital infrastructure contributes positively to services sector employment. However, further analyses reveal that the positive effect of digital infrastructure on services sector employment depends on education, institutional quality, and macroeconomic conditions as captured by the inflation rate. In particular, we find that the positive effect of digital infrastructure on services sector employment increases as institutional quality becomes better, while poor macroeconomic conditions decrease the effect of digital infrastructure on employment in services. We also find evidence suggesting that the effect of digital infrastructure on employment in the services sector tends to benefit countries at low levels of education.", "Addresses": "[Ndubuisi, Gideon; Otioma, Chuks; Tetteh, Godsway Korku] Maastricht Univ, UNU MERIT, Maastricht, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Maastricht University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ndubuisi, G (corresponding author), Maastricht Univ, UNU MERIT, Maastricht, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "ndubuisi@merit.unu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Tetteh, Godsway Korku/0000-0003-0900-4633", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 42.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 42.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 41.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 175.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102153.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102153", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cath, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cath, Corinne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The technology we choose to create: Human rights advocacy in the Internet Engineering Task Force", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Anthropology; Internet governance; Human rights; Advocacy; Ethnography; Civil society; Internet engineering task force; Human rights protocol considerations group; Standards and protocols", "Keywords Plus": "ARCHITECTURE; DESIGN", "Abstract": "This article is an ethnographic analysis of recent efforts in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to consider human rights values in the development of Internet networking standards and protocols. By deploying qualitative methods-65 semi-structured interviews and two years of ethnography-I provide a detailed anthropological picture of how IETF participants understand technology, and what consequences their perspectives have for human rights advocacy. Internet governance scholars have recently debated the turn to the infrastructure and the role of human rights advocacy in the IETF. Bringing these insights together, I argue that the IETF's shared view about the non-prescriptive nature of technology encourages participants to resist the inclusion of human rights values through standardization. I identify this non-prescriptive view of technology as a barrier to addressing human rights through direct civil society engagement in standardization organizations. This view explains why standards rarely reflect human rights concerns as a contextually embedded and social issue more than a technological or communicative problem. My findings inform ongoing academic and policy debates about the role of human rights advocates in the IETF and provide an epistemic grounding for the recent turn to the infrastructure in Internet governance research.", "Addresses": "[Cath, Corinne] Univ Oxford, Oxford Internet Inst, Oxford, England; [Cath, Corinne] Alan Turing Inst AI & Data Sci, Oxford, England", "Affiliations": "University of Oxford", "Reprint Addresses": "Cath, C (corresponding author), Univ Oxford, Oxford Internet Inst, Oxford, England.;Cath, C (corresponding author), Alan Turing Inst AI & Data Sci, Oxford, England.", "Email Addresses": "ccath@turing.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ford Foundation [136179]; Alan Turing Institute for Data Science and AI", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ford Foundation; Alan Turing Institute for Data Science and AI", "Funding Text": "This work was generously supported by the Ford Foundation [grant number 136179, 2020] and the Alan Turing Institute for Data Science and AI [doctoral studentship, 2016].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102144.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102144", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Capponi, G; Corrocher, N; Zirulia, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Capponi, Giovanna; Corrocher, Nicoletta; Zirulia, Lorenzo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Personalized pricing for customer retention: Theory and evidence from mobile communication", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Personalized pricing; Churn rate; Mobile communications", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes firms' strategies that aim at retaining customers and examines consumers' characteristics that make them ideal targets for companies' loyalty programs. Our contribution is both theoretical and empirical. On the theoretical side, we develop a formal economic model to study the incentives of firms to offer personalized pricing plans, when consumers are at risk of leaving and are heterogeneous in service usage. On the empirical side, relying on an original dataset of customers of one of the top mobile network operators in the Italian market, we find evidence of an inverted-U relationship between the usage intensity and the probability of being the target of a personalized offer, which is consistent with the theoretical prediction. In addition, we find that anti-churn campaigns have a positive effect on customer retention.", "Addresses": "[Capponi, Giovanna] Univ Utrecht, Copernicus Inst Sustainable Dev, Princetonlaan 8a, Utrecht, Netherlands; [Corrocher, Nicoletta; Zirulia, Lorenzo] Bocconi Univ, ICRIOS, Via Roentgen 1, Milan, Italy; [Zirulia, Lorenzo] Univ Bologna, Dept Econ, Piazza Scaravilli 2, Bologna, Italy; [Zirulia, Lorenzo] Univ Bologna, Sch Econ & Management, Rimini Campus,Via Anghera 22, Rimini, Italy", "Affiliations": "Utrecht University; Bocconi University; University of Bologna; University of Bologna", "Reprint Addresses": "Corrocher, N (corresponding author), Bocconi Univ, ICRIOS, Via Roentgen 1, Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "g.capponi@uu.nl; nicoletta.corrocher@unibocconi.it; lorenzo.zirulia@unibo.it", "Researcher Ids": "Zirulia, Lorenzo/AFN-4014-2022; Capponi, Giovanna/KHE-3298-2024", "ORCIDs": "Zirulia, Lorenzo/0000-0002-2876-2037; Corrocher, Nicoletta/0000-0003-2642-8227", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 70.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102069.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102069", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, K; Hanafizadeh, P; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong; Hanafizadeh, Payam; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT as a driver of economic growth: A survey of the literature and directions for future research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Survey; ICT; Digital transformation; Economic growth; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; UNITED-STATES; CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP; PRODUCTIVITY; INVESTMENT; INTERNET; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; PERFORMANCE; 1990S", "Abstract": "This paper conducts a comprehensive literature survey of the papers that examine the link between ICT and economic growth. Using a rigorous screening framework, we found 208 academic papers that were published from 1991 to the cutoff date of October 30, 2018. This survey provides a robust set of insights into the distribution, research strategies, and findings of the surveyed papers, taking into account their geographic focus and type of ICT-growth links. This study also reveals the key factors that predict the citation impact by paper. Among the directions for future research, this paper argues that the time has come for the research on the ICT-growth link to shift its main focus from evidencing its positive relationship to advancing the understanding on why and how emerging digital technologies directly or indirectly affect economic performance.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; [Hanafizadeh, Payam] Allameh Tabatabai Univ, Tehran, Iran; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore; Allameh Tabataba'i University; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, K (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg; hanafizadeh@gmail.com; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Hanafizadeh, Payam/AAB-6850-2020", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Hanafizadeh, Payam/0000-0002-5233-987X; VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "NUS [R603000320115 -MOE FRC T1]", "Funding Name Preferred": "NUS(National University of Singapore)", "Funding Text": "Khuong Vu acknowledges the research support grant provided by NUS. Grant number: R603000320115 -MOE FRC T1.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 109.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 110.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 18.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 97.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101922.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101922", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grygiel, J; Brown, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grygiel, Jennifer; Brown, Nina", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Are social media companies motivated to be good corporate citizens? Examination of the connection between corporate social responsibility and social media safety", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media; Corporate social responsibility; Corporate citizenship; Content moderation; Facebook; Twitter", "Keywords Plus": "DEFINITION; GOVERNANCE", "Abstract": "This paper explores the connection between corporate social responsibility and social media safety. By examining the legal framework governing social platforms in the United States and case studies of online harms, we explore whether current U.S. laws and company content moderation policies are effective in eliminating content (revenge porn and acts of terrorism) that is universally agreed to be harmful. Finally, the paper makes a number of suggestions for improvements in policy.", "Addresses": "[Grygiel, Jennifer; Brown, Nina] Syracuse Univ, SI Newhouse Sch Publ Commun, 215 Univ Pl, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA", "Affiliations": "Syracuse University", "Reprint Addresses": "Grygiel, J (corresponding author), Syracuse Univ, SI Newhouse Sch Publ Commun, 215 Univ Pl, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jgrygiel@syr.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Grygiel, Jennifer/0000-0003-2297-5282", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 105.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 44.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 445.0, "End Page": 460.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ünver, MB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Unver, Mehmet Bilal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What cloud interoperability connotates for EU policy making: Recurrence of old problems or new ones looming on the horizon?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society - Competition and Regulation in the Information Age", "Conference Date": "JUL 30-AUG 02, 2017", "Conference Location": "Passau, GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc,Univ Passau, Sch Business, Econ & Informat Syst", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud computing; Interoperability; Competition law; Vendor lock-in; Innovation; Content delivery", "Keywords Plus": "NEXT-GENERATION; INTERNET", "Abstract": "One of the key factors for a thriving cloud computing market is the Interoperability' between the relevant hardware and software that govern the cloud services. While a complete interoperability means different cloud users being able to exchange the management tools, server images and other software, this is infrequently realised because users are locked into (proprietary) cloud ecosystems. This (problem of vendor lock-in) is potentially accompanied with another problem revolving around the content delivery networks being integrated with the distinct clouds along with possible harms to media pluralism as well as interoperability. In view of these concerns, this study focuses on competition law, standardisation and regulatory policies, and elaborates on to what extent cloud interoperability needs to be secured under EU legal fora. Overall, it is found that vendor lock-in might be attended by 'coupling' and complex 'layering' strategies, whereas efficiency and/or security based justifications would arise as the counter-balancing reasons. Based on the findings, the study concludes that while focusing on the vertical (i.e., vendor lock in) concerns, a comprehensive viewpoint needs to be upheld, allowing efficiencies (i.e., proprietary enhancements) based on the architectural design and innovations, obviating narrowly fashioned (i.e., foreclosure-based) interventions such as in Microsoft case. It is also underlined that cloud interoperability has a content dimension that would require a broader perspective, extending to horizontal concerns and requirements within the context of EU policy making strategies.", "Addresses": "[Unver, Mehmet Bilal] Anglia Ruskin Univ, Anglia Law Sch, East Rd, Cambridge CV1 1PT, England", "Affiliations": "Anglia Ruskin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ünver, MB (corresponding author), Anglia Ruskin Univ, Anglia Law Sch, East Rd, Cambridge CV1 1PT, England.", "Email Addresses": "mehmet.unver@pgr.anglia.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Unver, Mehmet/0000-0001-7952-2634", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 78.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 154.0, "End Page": 170.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Salemink, K; Strijker, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Salemink, Koen; Strijker, Dirk", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The participation society and its inability to correct the failure of market players to deliver adequate service levels in rural areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural broadband; Regulation; Participation society; Regional policy; The Netherlands", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND INITIATIVES; ECONOMIC-BENEFITS; DIGITAL DIVIDE; NETHERLANDS; RESILIENCE; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This paper critically reviews the 'participation society' inspired policy measures of two Dutch provinces (Drenthe and Groningen) for providing rural broadband. Based on a database with broadband initiatives, interviews with stakeholders, focus groups and document analysis, it analyzes how rural broadband initiatives and regional governments interact in their ventures to provide superfast broadband to rural communities. Essential in this is that in the Dutch participation society concept, citizens' initiatives are seen as an important actor to deal with failing service delivery by market players in rural areas. The relation between regional governments and citizens' initiatives, however, is troublesome, resulting in inadequate policies. Key findings are that even when governments come up with supportive policies for citizens' initiatives, initiatives still experience governmental efforts as constraining factors. Regional governments apply 'old style' governance and construct generic policy instruments, forcing initiatives to put a lot of effort in complying with generic policy requirements or political goals. Overall, solving a national market problem at the regional level proves to be problematic. More national guidance is needed to solve the rural broadband gap.", "Addresses": "[Salemink, Koen; Strijker, Dirk] Univ Groningen NL, Fac Spatial Sci, Groningen, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Groningen", "Reprint Addresses": "Salemink, K (corresponding author), Univ Groningen NL, Fac Spatial Sci, Groningen, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "k.salemink@rug.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Salemink, Koen/0000-0002-9331-7343", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 757.0, "End Page": 765.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Schnurr, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Schnurr, Daniel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is there a need for platform neutrality regulation in the EU?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Online platforms; Discrimination; Prominence; Vertical integration; Neutrality obligations; Data neutrality; Regulation; Competition policy; Internet governance", "Keywords Plus": "SEARCH; PROMINENCE; POWER", "Abstract": "Motivated by the policy discussion in the EU whether to impose non-discrimination obligations for dominant online platforms, we analyse whether such regulation is warranted from an economic point of view. Our contribution is threefold. First, across several platform contexts, we identify (i) (paid) prominence of some third parties over others and (ii) the favouring of a platform's integrated services over independent entities as common discriminatory conducts of online platforms. Second, within this scope, we review the economic literature and find that discrimination in the form of paid prominence may often be in the interest of consumers. However, smaller or low-quality content providers are likely to be worse off, which gives rise to concerns regarding dynamic efficiency and long-term variety in those markets. Additional problems may arise if platform operators are vertically integrated with content providers. Third, based on these theoretical insights, we recommend that EU policy makers should not adopt a neutrality regulation for platforms prematurely. Instead, we recommend to impose new proportionate transparency rules for dominant platforms in order to facilitate the identification of actual misconduct and legal enforcement.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan] Univ Passau, Chair Internet & Telecommun Business, Dr Hans Kapfinger Str 12, D-94032 Passau, Germany; [Schnurr, Daniel] Univ Passau, Res Grp Data Policies, Dr Hans Kapfinger Str 12, D-94032 Passau, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Passau; University of Passau", "Reprint Addresses": "Schnurr, D (corresponding author), Univ Passau, Res Grp Data Policies, Dr Hans Kapfinger Str 12, D-94032 Passau, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jan.kraemer@uni-passau.de; daniel.schnurr@uni-passau.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Schnurr, Daniel/0000-0001-5674-6707", "Funding Orgs": "Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts", "Funding Name Preferred": "Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts", "Funding Text": "We appreciate the valuable feedback of four reviewers. This article is largely based on parts of Kramer, Schnurr, and de Streel (2017), a study written for the Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE, www.cerre.eu). The study and this article reflect the views of the authors only; it may not reflect the view of CERRE members. Daniel Schnurr acknowledges partial funding from the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts in the framework of the Centre Digitisation.Bavaria.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 514.0, "End Page": 529.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Zero-rating arrangements of mobile Internet access service providers - An analysis of main factors shaping the need for regulatory interventions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Application providers; Data service pricing; Internet access service; Mobile network operators; Network neutrality; Use-dependent/-independent tariffs; Zero-rating", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Zero-rating is the practice of providers of radio-based Internet access for moving telecommunication devices of excluding traffic generated by specific online applications from usage counted towards capped allowances or strictly metered tariffs of their end customers. Worldwide and particularly in the European Union (EU), current regulatory frameworks for zero-rating arrangements (ZRA) imply that regulators have to examine on a case-by-case basis whether they prohibit a concrete ZRA or impose restrictions. Such conditions are set because regulators believe that a ZRA runs counter to the interests of end customers or application providers or impedes effective competition between application and Internet service providers. Thus, it is necessary to clarify which case features ought to be inspected in such zero-rating assessments and which feature levels speak against or in favor of regulatory measures linked to ZRA. The present article identifies nine design features of ZRA, three characteristics of customer groups targeted by such offers and three background characteristics of the markets for Internet access services and applications which are of special importance in decisions concerning the need to regulate (to abstain from regulating) zero-rating practices of mobile network operators. The analysis shows that in many instances interests of end customers, application providers as well as of politicians seeking to promote the competitive dynamics on mobile Internet access service and application markets are best served if regulatory authorities tolerate ZRA and control for potential harmful effects after their market launch. Moreover, the study reveals that empirical research on customer reactions to ZRA is urgently required.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg & Telecommun Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg & Telecommun Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 489.0, "End Page": 500.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J; Wohlfarth, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan; Wohlfarth, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Market power, regulatory convergence, and the role of data in digital markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Market power; Market definition; Level-playing field; Data-driven business models; Big data analysis; Data protection; GDPR; Over-the-top services; Regulatory framework; Policy", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKETS; PROGRESS REPORT; PRIVACY; INFORMATION; COMPETITION; DEFINITION; BEHAVIOR; BUNDLES; ONLINE; IMPACT", "Abstract": "The Increased economic importance of digital services has profoundly changed the power structure in telecommunications and media markets. Although these services sometimes directly compete with traditional telecommunications services, the regulatory obligations for both players differ significantly. This article discusses three important areas deemed relevant in order to define a coherent regulatory framework and to account for the specific peculiarities of digital markets: First, challenges associated with assessing market power in digital markets. Second, challenges in harmonizing different regulatory obligations for digital services, and third, the vital role of data and data protection in the context of data-driven business models.", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan; Wohlfarth, Michael] Univ Passau, Chair Internet & Telecommun Business, D-94030 Passau, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Passau", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Univ Passau, Chair Internet & Telecommun Business, D-94030 Passau, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jan.kraemer@uni-passau.de; michael.wohlfarth@uni-passau.de", "Researcher Ids": "Li, Wang/M-1612-2019", "ORCIDs": "Kraemer, Jan/0000-0002-5866-7065", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 86.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 154.0, "End Page": 171.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Loo, BPY; Wang, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Loo, Becky P. Y.; Wang, Bo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Progress of e-development in China since 1998", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-society; ICT infrastructure and e-devices; Internet users; E-activities; Digital divide; Government policy; China", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; RURAL INFORMATIZATION; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; INTERNET ACCESS; GOVERNMENT; SHANGHAI; POLICY; CURVE; MODEL", "Abstract": "In this paper, a holistic analytical framework for tracing and understanding the progress of e-development is developed and adopted in an empirical case study of China's e-development since 1998. In particular, the progress is analyzed systematically by benchmarking various ICT infrastructure and e-devices, the composition of Internet users, and the key dimensions of e-government, e-working, e-commerce, and e-networking. In addition, the questions of whether the geographical digital divide in the country has been narrowed is examined. Our findings show that (1) China has made noticeable progress in the e-development since 1998; yet, progress varied in different dimensions; (2) based on the overall performance, 2004 can be considered as the watershed for China to move from the formative stage to the developmental stage; (3) during the e-development, digital disparities in China have dramatically decreased at the provincial level, however, the urban-rural digital gap widened. We suggest that other than promoting affordable ICT possession, the wider and more diversified e-applications for different walks of life will be important for China to move towards the mature stage.", "Addresses": "[Loo, Becky P. Y.; Wang, Bo] Univ Hong Kong, Dept Geog, Room 825,8-F Jockey Club Tower,Pokfulam Rd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Loo, Becky P. Y.] HKU Shenzhen Inst Res & Innovat HKU SIRI, Shenzhen, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Hong Kong; The University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Institute of Research & Innovation", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, B (corresponding author), Univ Hong Kong, Dept Geog, Room 825,8-F Jockey Club Tower,Pokfulam Rd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "wangbo.nju@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Loo, Becky PY/O-7394-2018; Wang, Bo/ABC-4995-2021", "ORCIDs": "Loo, Becky PY/0000-0003-0822-5354; Wang, Bo/0000-0003-3877-4549", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [41671154]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "This article has benefited greatly from the helpful comments and suggestions by two anonymous reviewers and Prof. Bohlin. The author would like to acknowledge the support of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (41671154).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 69.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 731.0, "End Page": 742.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Anker, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Anker, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From spectrum management to spectrum governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Radio spectrum management; Radio spectrum governance; Property rights; Spectrum usage rights; Spectrum commons; Unlicensed access", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTION; POLICY; DESIGN", "Abstract": "Spectrum management is essentially an issue of coordination for which different solutions are possible. Two alternative approaches have been proposed to replace or to be applied next to governmental control: (1) property rights; and (2) a commons, with restrictions in the type of use or users. Although elements of both proposals have been implemented, the resulting mixed regime is still a top down process with many rigidities and a government in control. Proper implementation of these alternative approaches requires a shift in the role of the government from a controller of the spectrum management process to a facilitator of decentralized coordination in the market in a multi-actor spectrum governance process. The role of the government shifts to market design, monitoring and facilitation. This shift in the role of the government is relatively absent in the debate on spectrum management. This paper makes a proposal for this shifting role of the government, provides the rationale for this shift and includes guidance on its implementation. A case study on recent experience in the Netherlands with this new role of the government is summarized in this paper. The case study describes how this role of the government could be implemented for the introduction of new (cognitive radio) technology.", "Addresses": "[Anker, Peter] Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, P-A Tetterodestr 99, NL-2023 XM Haarlem, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Anker, P (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, P-A Tetterodestr 99, NL-2023 XM Haarlem, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "peter.anker@telecomabc.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 486.0, "End Page": 497.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Nam, C; Ryu, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Jiwhan; Nam, Changi; Ryu, Min Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What do consumers prefer for music streaming services?: A comparative study between Korea and US", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Music streaming; Marginal willingness to pay; Conjoint analysis; Streaming radio; On-demand streaming; Business model", "Keywords Plus": "CONJOINT-ANALYSIS", "Abstract": "With the widespread use of mobile devices and increased availability of wireless networks, music streaming is replacing music downloads in the digital music industry. In the United States, streaming is still at an early stage with many different competing business models, while streaming services in Korea have converged towards a subscription-based on-demand model. This paper attempts to estimate and compare US and Korean consumers' marginal willingness to pay (MWTP) for streaming services using conjoint analysis. The attributes of advertisements, streaming mode, exclusive content, and offline usage were chosen. The results indicated that US and Korean consumers have different preferences and MWTP for product attributes. Implications for streaming services as well as the streaming industry are suggested based on the results.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Jiwhan; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Ryu, Min Ho] Hoseo Univ, Grad Sch Management Technol, Asan 31499, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Hoseo University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nam, C (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "cgnam@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "NAM, Changi/C-1756-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC) support program [IITP-2016-H8201-16-1003]; Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC) support program(Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea); Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by the Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (MSIP), Korea, under the Communication Policy Research Center (CPRC) support program (IITP-2016-H8201-16-1003) supervised by the Institute for Information & Communication Technology Promotion (IITP). This work was also supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 91.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 263.0, "End Page": 272.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Brown, RS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Brown, Richard S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Scanning and updating failure: How AT & T turned its political capability into a core rigidity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication; Lobbying; Political connections; Corporate political activity; Capabilities; RBV", "Keywords Plus": "AT-AND-T; STRATEGIC PERSISTENCE; COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE; DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES; FIRM; KNOWLEDGE; MANAGEMENT; GROUPTHINK; IMPACT", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Brown, Richard S.] Pennsylvania State Univ Harrisburg, 777W Harrisburg Pike, Middletown, PA 17057 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Brown, RS (corresponding author), Pennsylvania State Univ Harrisburg, 777W Harrisburg Pike, Middletown, PA 17057 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rsb24@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 87.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 71.0, "End Page": 89.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rao, PM; Balasubrahmanya, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rao, P. M.; Balasubrahmanya, M. H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The rise of IT services clusters in India: A case of growth by replication", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indian IT clusters; MNC linkages; High-tech clusters; IT services exports; Off-shoring of services", "Keywords Plus": "BANGALORE; PROVISION; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "The Indian IT services sector has grown from small beginnings at the bottom of value creation to a major player in the global information and communisations technology (ICT) industry. It commands a 55% share in the global market for TT services. India's IT sector value proposition in terms of low cost with large supply of high quality talent is compelling. As a result, India has become the premier choice not only for outsourcing IT services by the developed-world's multinational corporations (MNCs) but also for locating their own Global In-house Centers (GICs), which simultaneously compete and partner with local firms. This gave rise to six additional clusters beyond the earliest, largest and robust cluster, Bangalore. The paper provides a review of relevant literature; develops a conceptual framework for evaluation of clusters; and presents data and analysis with respect to relative size, growth, specialization, MNC presence and connectivity to local firms through expatriates and returning Indians, innovation; and discusses adequacy of ICT infrastructure for future growth. Although there are clear signs that the Indian IT sector has been moving towards a regime of providing high-end value added services, the sector's value proposition lower cost combined with a large supply of high quality talent remains the single most compelling reason for the rise and growth of multiple export clusters. Thus the sector's growth appears to be a case of growth by replication rather than innovation. The paper concludes that the Indian TT sector's value proposition in terms of lower cost combined with large supply of high quality talent remains the single most compelling reason for the rise and growth of multiple IT services export clusters. While the old adage, people follow jobs still holds for large part of the labor force, there is little doubt that the sprawling IT services clusters in India - with more to come from Tier II and Tier III cities indicate, in fact, that jobs follow talent. Both local firms and the MNCs, through their GICs, are pushing the boundaries of location farther and farther to continue to leverage cost advantage and available pools of talent.", "Addresses": "[Rao, P. M.] Long Isl Univ, Coll Management, Post Campus, Brookville, NY 11548 USA; [Balasubrahmanya, M. H.] Indian Inst Sci, Dept Management Studies, Bangalore, Karnataka, India", "Affiliations": "Long Island University Post; Indian Institute of Science (IISC) - Bangalore", "Reprint Addresses": "Rao, PM (corresponding author), Long Isl Univ, Coll Management, Post Campus, Brookville, NY 11548 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pmrao@liu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 90.0, "End Page": 105.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Sustainability of rural informatization programs in developing countries: A case study of China's Sichuan province", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Informatization; China; Sustainability; ICT4D", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; AREAS", "Abstract": "Traditionally, the role of telecommunications carriers is often limited to providing connections in rural informatization programs. This paper illustrates the case of Sichuan's government-carrier cooperative rural informatization model, where the carriers serve as both the information aggregator and distributor. A close historical analysis reveals that this seemingly unprofitable rural informatization service was originally conceived by competing carriers as a marketing strategy to gain a competitive advantage in less lucrative markets. However, when the government decided to promulgate such an informatization program nationwide, the business practice turned into one of the carrier's de facto obligations. Thus, Sichuan's model is a mixture of the passive fulfillment of political duty and the proactive pursuit of business interests. A sustainability failure analytical framework is applied to test the sustainability of Sichuan's model, which is found to be at risk of financial, social and institutional sustainability failures. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chun] Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Key Lab Serv Sci & Innovat Sichuan Prov, 111,Sect 1 North,2nd Ring Rd, Chengdu 610041, Sichuan, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Southwest Jiaotong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, C (corresponding author), Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Key Lab Serv Sci & Innovat Sichuan Prov, 111,Sect 1 North,2nd Ring Rd, Chengdu 610041, Sichuan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "pscuchunliu@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "liu, chun/C-4466-2014", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [14BGL117]; Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education [SRFDP20120184120027]; Pacific Telecommunications Council; Science and Technology Project of Sichuan Province [2014ZR0081]; Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Research Base (Sichuan Center for Rural Development Research) [CR1411]; Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Research Base (Regional Public Management Information Research Center) [QGXH13-10]; Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China [71090402, 71490722]; Research Program of Sichuan Provincial Education Department [14SB0583]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China; Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (SRFDP)); Pacific Telecommunications Council; Science and Technology Project of Sichuan Province; Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Research Base (Sichuan Center for Rural Development Research); Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Research Base (Regional Public Management Information Research Center); Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Research Program of Sichuan Provincial Education Department", "Funding Text": "This project was supported by the National Social Science Fund of China (14BGL117), the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (SRFDP20120184120027), the Pacific Telecommunications Council, the Science and Technology Project of Sichuan Province (2014ZR0081), the Sichuan Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Research Base (Sichuan Center for Rural Development Research (CR1411), the Regional Public Management Information Research Center (QGXH13-10)), the Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71090402, 71490722), and the Research Program of Sichuan Provincial Education Department (14SB0583).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 714.0, "End Page": 724.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Basaure, A; Suomi, H; Hämmäinen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Basaure, Arturo; Suomi, Henna; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Transaction vs. switching costs-Comparison of three core mechanisms for mobile markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Inter-MNO transaction costs; End-user switching costs; Dynamic spectrum access; National roaming; End-user multihoming; Cooperation; Competition; Wholesale and retail trading", "Keywords Plus": "CARRIER AGGREGATION; COMPETITION; SPECTRUM; INFORMATION; INVESTMENT; INDUSTRY; LADDER", "Abstract": "The fast growth in demand of mobile Internet urges mobile network operators (MNOs) to rapidly increase the wireless network capacity. For this purpose, governments are allocating large parts of the valuable low frequency spectrum to MNOs. This expansion also adds pressure to better optimize the intra-MNO and inter-MNO spectrum usage. Regulators are concerned about problems such as network blackouts, coverage disparities and congestion. Latest technology developments provide new mechanisms to address these problems through two alternative evolution paths, operator-driven and user-driven. The operator-driven path permits operators to trade network capacity and spectrum through, for instance, national roaming and dynamic spectrum access mechanisms, respectively. On the other hand, the user-driven path enables users (and traffic) to rapidly switch between networks through an end-user multihoming mechanism which intensifies retail competition. MNOs are reluctant to adopt these mechanisms if they involve risks. However, regulators can facilitate the deployment of these mechanisms by guiding the level of inter-MNO transaction costs and end-user switching costs. This paper analyzes the market dynamics of these three core mechanisms by employing agent-based modeling. Initial results indicate that each mechanism improves allocative efficiency on a dynamic basis and that such mechanisms become necessary if the current static market model based on vertically integrated MNOs is not able to meet the requirements of service quality, capacity and coverage. One promising use case of the proposed mechanisms is the indoor femto-cellular deployment which suffers from coverage disparity due to static single-MNO base stations. Moreover, either end-user multihoming or national roaming may provide MNOs a feasible business case for building indoor infrastructure by solving coverage disparity problems, by means of competition or cooperation, respectively. Dynamic spectrum access may work as an extension of the previous mechanisms for solving congestion; however, it requires higher technical and business coordination. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Basaure, Arturo; Suomi, Henna; Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, Aalto Fi,Comnet Aalto Fi, POB 13000, FI-00076 Aalto, Finland; [Basaure, Arturo] Pontificia Univ Catolica Chile, Dept Ind & Syst Engn, Avda Vicuna Mackenna 4860, Santiago 7820436, Chile", "Affiliations": "Aalto University; Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile", "Reprint Addresses": "Basaure, A (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Sch Elect Engn, Dept Commun & Networking, Aalto Fi,Comnet Aalto Fi, POB 13000, FI-00076 Aalto, Finland.;Basaure, A (corresponding author), Pontificia Univ Catolica Chile, Dept Ind & Syst Engn, Avda Vicuna Mackenna 4860, Santiago 7820436, Chile.", "Email Addresses": "arturo.basaure@aalto.fi; henna.suomi@aalto.fi; heikki.hammainen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Basaure, Arturo/Q-4148-2019; Hämmäinen, Heikki/ABC-2503-2020", "ORCIDs": "Basaure, Arturo/0000-0002-5553-7185; Hämmäinen, Heikki/0000-0001-7312-2437", "Funding Orgs": "EMERGENT project of Aalto University", "Funding Name Preferred": "EMERGENT project of Aalto University", "Funding Text": "This work has been partially funded by the EMERGENT project of Aalto University as part of the Tekes 5thGear program. Authors additionally want to thank Ricardo Paredes, Juuso Toyli, Jan Markendahl, Bengt Molleryd and anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 545.0, "End Page": 566.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ward, MR; Zheng, SL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ward, Michael R.; Zheng, Shilin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile telecommunications service and economic growth: Evidence from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Growth; Mobile phone; China", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PHONES; COSTS", "Abstract": "We contribute to the role of telecommunications service on economic growth in three ways. We separately examine fixed-line and mobile telephone subscription levels. We compare results across periods and regions that differ by the level of development. In addition, we develop a method designed to address endogeneity of telecommunications with respect to growth. We find that mobile services contribute much more to growth but that the effect diminishes as the provincial economy develops more. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ward, Michael R.] Univ Texas Arlington, Arlington, TX 76019 USA; [Ward, Michael R.] ZEW, Mannheim, Germany; [Zheng, Shilin] Chinese Acad Social Sci, Beijing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Arlington; Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); Chinese Academy of Social Sciences", "Reprint Addresses": "Ward, MR (corresponding author), Univ Texas Arlington, Arlington, TX 76019 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Ward, Michael/AHC-7709-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ward, Michael/0000-0003-0669-5475", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 64.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 69.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 89.0, "End Page": 101.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.06.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Batura, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Batura, Olga", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can a revision of the universal service scope result in substantive change? An analysis of the EU's universal service review mechanism", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Review mechanism; Electronic communications services; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In the EU, the repeated application of the universal service review mechanism has not resulted in any changes to the universal service scope so far. Due to the fact that the design of an exercise shapes its outcomes, this contribution explores the legal framework and the practice of the said review mechanism in order to determine whether its construction effectively corresponds to its intended functionality. The analysis determines a number of serious shortcomings in the legal procedural and substantive provisions on the review mechanism that result in its inconsistent and deficient application and its puzzling results. Drawing on the identified shortcomings and gaps of the regulatory framework and practice, concrete recommendations are made which could improve the transparency of the review process and the quality and plausibility of the examination of the universal service scope. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Batura, Olga] Univ Bremen, Univ Luneburg, Univ Allee GW 1,Room C2160, D-28359 Bremen, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Bremen; Leuphana University Luneburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Batura, O (corresponding author), Univ Bremen, Univ Luneburg, Univ Allee GW 1,Room C2160, D-28359 Bremen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "batura@uni-bremen.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 14.0, "End Page": 21.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, H; Shin, DH; Lee, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Hongbum; Shin, Dong-Hee; Lee, Deaho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A socio-technical analysis of software policy in Korea: Towards a central role for building ICT ecosystems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Software policy; Socio-technical framework; Social platform; Core technology; South Korea; Software industry", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION; INTERNET; CONVERGENCE; FRAMEWORK; INDUSTRY; MARKET; STANDARDIZATION; ADOLESCENTS; PERSPECTIVE; ADDICTION", "Abstract": "Software has become a core component of the information and communication technology (ICT) industry. While South Korea makes active software promotion efforts, the performances and outcomes of such attempts have not been remarkable. Applying a socio-technical system framework, in this study we address fundamental problems of the software industry and successive software policies that have been implemented in Korea. Based on in-depth analysis, we suggest implications for more effective and productive software policy. With the aim of spurring a strong shift in the software industry, culture, and society towards a central role for building the ICT ecosystem, we provide suggestions regarding the concept of a social platform, the importance of core technology, and key properties. Other countries can use this study as a reference as they promote their own software industries. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Hongbum] Seoul Natl Univ, Seoul 151, South Korea; [Shin, Dong-Hee; Lee, Deaho] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, Seoul 110745, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myungryun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "sirkim@snu.ac.kr; dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019; Kim, Hongbum/AAJ-3812-2020", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493; Kim, Hongbum/0000-0003-0671-3223", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 944.0, "End Page": 956.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DA4IC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000367762600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Castronova, E; Knowles, I; Ross, TL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Castronova, Edward; Knowles, Isaac; Ross, Travis L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Policy questions raised by virtual economies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Virtual economy; Virtual world; Video game; Game design; Social media; Magic circle; Policy analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Over the past decade the number and scope of so-called virtual economies has risen rapidly. Careful study reveals that the label virtual, while useful in a descriptive way, does not identify anything economically unique. Virtual economies tend to behave like any other economy and also increasingly interact in predictable ways with the so-called real economy. Yet, these interactions raise important and unresolved questions for law and policy. While most of the legal questions have been addressed by scholars, at this point, most remain unresolved by the courts. In addition, there is little systematic analysis of policy issues for virtual worlds. This paper identifies a number of reasons why the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds are eroding. In doing so, it addresses a few of the major policy issues faced by virtual world operators as the boundaries of their creations push against the real world. It also demonstrates how the developers of virtual worlds already behave as policy makers, and how their own actions continue to blur the boundary between themselves and national governments. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Castronova, Edward; Knowles, Isaac] Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA; [Ross, Travis L.] Univ Louisville, Undergrad Advising Practice, Louisville, KY 40292 USA", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington; University of Louisville", "Reprint Addresses": "Knowles, I (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, 1229 East 7th St, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "castro@indiana.edu; iknowles@indiana.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Ross, Travis/R-2234-2017", "ORCIDs": "Ross, Travis/0000-0002-1895-4860", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 787.0, "End Page": 795.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mendonça, S; Varoutas, D; Verbrugge, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mendonca, Sandro; Varoutas, Dimitris; Verbrugge, Sofie", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "New empirical approaches to telecommunications economics: Opportunities and challenges", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INNOVATION", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Mendonca, Sandro] Inst Univ Lisboa, ISCTE, Sch Business, Dept Econ, Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] IUL, UNIDE, Business Res Unit, Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] SPRU Univ Sussex, Brighton, E Sussex, England; [Mendonca, Sandro] Univ Lisbon, ISEG, UECE, P-1699 Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] Obercom Observ Comunicacao, Lisbon, Portugal; [Varoutas, Dimitris] Univ Athens, Fac Informat & Telecommun, GR-10679 Athens, Greece; [Verbrugge, Sofie] Univ Ghent, Dept Informat Technol, IBBT, B-9000 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Instituto Universitario de Lisboa; Instituto Universitario de Lisboa; Universidade de Lisboa; National & Kapodistrian University of Athens; Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mendonça, S (corresponding author), Inst Univ Lisboa, ISCTE, Sch Business, Dept Econ, Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "smfm@iscte.pt; arkas@di.uoa.gr; sofie.verbrugge@intec.ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Mendonca, Sandro/0000-0001-7276-9626", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 7.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 159.0, "End Page": 161.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Ahmadi, N; Weimar, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Ahmadi, Nima; Weimar, Daniel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who is (not) convinced to withdraw a contract termination announcement? - A discriminant analysis of mobile communications customers in Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Churn analysis; Customer loss; Customer restoration; Discriminant analysis; Mobile telecommunication contracts; Partial customer defection; Relationship recovery; Service provider switching; Win-back management", "Keywords Plus": "SWITCHING BEHAVIOR; CHURN PREDICTION; PARTIAL DEFECTION; RETENTION; MODELS; DETERMINANTS; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "Convincing subscribers of mobile network operators (MNOs), who announce to terminate their contract at the next legally possible occasion to revoke their notice, is a challenge in the maturing MNO service industry. Using data for 607,948 postpaid customers of the German subsidiary of a multinational MNO, this study explores differences in contract-related, socio-demographic and service use behavior characteristics as well as in the stated primary cancellation reason between three subscriber groups: (1) customers withdrawing their termination and accepting a follow-up contract (full restoration group; n=276,488); (2) customers not revoking the cancellation of their postpaid contract, but accepting a prepaid offer of their MNO (partial restoration group; n=40,500); (3) churning customers sticking to their cancellation (loss group; n=290,960). The data reveal that compared to defecting customers, subscribers in the full restoration group were more likely (a) to try to cancel their agreement as a precautionary measure, (b) to be already in a tariff bundling mobile Internet and voice calling service provisioning, (c) to have a shorter overall length of contract relationship with their MNO and (d) to generate higher monthly revenues. Lost subscribers were much less inclined to name any reason at all for their defection notice than the two remaining groups. The share of subjects stating that a mismatch between their personal communication needs and their postpaid arrangement was the main driver to quit, was significantly higher in the partially restored group than in the rest of the sample. Overall, the characteristics of partially restored accounts were more similar to lost than to fully restored subscribers. Implications of the findings are discussed for regulators and customer restoration efforts of MNOs. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.; Ahmadi, Nima; Weimar, Daniel] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Ahmadi, N (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; nima.ahmadi@uni-due.de; daniel.weimar@uni-due.de", "Researcher Ids": "Ahmadi, Nima/V-6266-2017", "ORCIDs": "Ahmadi, Nima/0000-0002-4560-1761", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 38.0, "End Page": 52.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jay, S; Neumann, KH; Plückebaum, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jay, Stephan; Neumann, Karl-Heinz; Plueckebaum, Thomas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Comparing FTTH access networks based on P2P and PMP fibre topologies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "10th Conference on Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-Economics (CTTE)", "Conference Date": 2011.0, "Conference Location": "GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NGA; FTTH; Point-to-Point; Point-to-Multipoint; GPON; WDM-PON; Cost-modelling; LRIC; CAPEX; OPEX", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "There is an ongoing discussion in the market which Next Generation Access (NGA) architecture best suits future needs and which investment and cost differences exist. The discussion can be subsumed as P2P vs. GPON, which is somewhat misleading as this article reveals. The discussion is driven by the fact that the high capital cost and the long asset life time of fibre mean that the technology choices made today will dominate the opportunities for telecommunication business of all market players, incumbents, competitors, content providers and business and residential users for many years in the future. The paper analyzes the cost and other differences between Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) access network architectures and their related different wholesale approaches by using the well-known and understood steady state approach applied in other NGA analyses in the past. In addition to the steady state analysis a dynamic cost evaluation is included taking into account the different investment behaviour of the FTTH architectures over time. The results describe investment and cost differences between architectures, incumbents and wholesale based competitive operators. The analysis has been performed for different geotypes (clusters) of decreasing population density in a representative European settlement structure. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jay, Stephan; Neumann, Karl-Heinz; Plueckebaum, Thomas] WIK Wissensch Inst Infrastruktur & Kommunikat Die, Cost Modelling & Internet Econ, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Neumann, KH (corresponding author), WIK Wissensch Inst Infrastruktur & Kommunikat Die, Cost Modelling & Internet Econ, Rhondorfer Str 68, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "k-h.neumann@wik.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 7.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 415.0, "End Page": 425.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Gugler, K; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Gugler, Klaus; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulatory approaches and investment in new communications infrastructure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, A-1190 Vienna, Austria; [Gugler, Klaus] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Inst Quantitat Econ, A-1090 Vienna, Austria; [Gugler, Klaus] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, Dept Econ, A-1090 Vienna, Austria; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Div Technol & Soc, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Vienna University of Economics & Business; Vienna University of Economics & Business; Vienna University of Economics & Business; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, Heiligenstadter Str 46-48, A-1190 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "Wolfgang.Briglauer@wu.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Gugler, Klaus/0000-0002-6795-7216", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 815.0, "End Page": 818.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Duffy-Deno, KT; Parsons, SG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Duffy-Deno, Kevin T.; Parsons, Steve G.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Toll-free numbers: Demand, property rights, and public policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Demand estimation; FCC; Telecommunications; Toll free; Property rights", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The demand for Toll Free Numbers (TFNs) languished from 2000 to 2008; however recent growth in demand caused the FCC to open a new toll-free code (855) with the possibility of new code openings in the next three years. The analysis here indicates the demand for TFNs is highly inelastic (the coefficient for own price elasticity for TFNs is approximately -0.04). This has implications for concerns regarding future exhaust of toll-free codes and the price structure for recovery of SMS/800's costs. This article considers the effects of the limited property rights for TFN, and welfare implications of gray markets for vanity TFNs. The FCC's allocation mechanism for new 855 codes is considered and whether other allocation mechanisms, such as auctions, could be welfare superior. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Parsons, Steve G.] Washington Univ, St Louis, MO 63130 USA; [Parsons, Steve G.] Parsons Appl Econ, Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA", "Affiliations": "Washington University (WUSTL)", "Reprint Addresses": "Parsons, SG (corresponding author), Washington Univ, 137 Timbermill Ln, Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Steve@ParsonsEcon.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 324.0, "End Page": 334.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ballon, P; Van Heesvelde, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ballon, Pieter; Van Heesvelde, Eric", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT platforms and regulatory concerns in Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Platforms; Business models; Policy; EU; Regulation; Market definition; ICT; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; DYNAMICS", "Abstract": "The rise of platforms in ICT markets invites a reappraisal of regulatory frameworks and practices. As platforms originating in entirely different sectors increasingly compete directly against each other, regulators ought to address platform competition issues regardless of their sector of origin, and taking into account the specificities of two-sided or multi-sided market business models. This paper identifies different types of such business models in ICT markets. It offers an exploration of a number of specific concerns that may arise related to specific platform types, and points at a number of instruments available to regulators to address these concerns. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ballon, Pieter] Vrije Univ Brussel, IBBT SMIT, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Van Heesvelde, Eric] Univ Ghent, IBBT MICT, B-9000 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ballon, P (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, IBBT SMIT, Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Pieter.Ballon@vub.ac.be; eric.vanheesvelde@ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Ballon, Pieter/KGL-1886-2024", "ORCIDs": "Ballon, Pieter/0000-0001-6066-3242", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 702.0, "End Page": 714.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hisali, E; Yawe, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hisali, Eria; Yawe, Bruno", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Total factor productivity growth in Uganda's telecommunications industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Total factor productivity; Data envelopment analysis; Malmquist", "Keywords Plus": "OUTPUT", "Abstract": "The telecommunication sector is usually thought to be characterized by high productivity growth rates arising from increasing returns to scale. The actual productivity patterns in the sector, however, need to be empirically determined. A panel data set was assembled and a common set of input and output indicators was constructed to support the estimation of the Malmquist Total Factor Productivity index via input-oriented Data Envelopment Analysis. A general specification encompassing all available input and output data was employed to obtain the average total factor productivity changes for the sector. Over the study period, there was total factor productivity growth in Uganda's telecommunications industry, which was mainly due to technical or technological progress as opposed to technical efficiency. These results indicate the existence of a potential for tariff reduction via the X-factor in the price cap formula. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hisali, Eria; Yawe, Bruno] Makerere Univ, Fac Econ & Management, Kampala, Uganda", "Affiliations": "Makerere University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hisali, E (corresponding author), Makerere Univ, Fac Econ & Management, Kampala, Uganda.", "Email Addresses": "ehisali@fema.mak.ac.ug", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 15.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 12.0, "End Page": 19.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Marcus, JS; Herrero, AG; Guetta-Jeanrenaud, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Marcus, J. Scott; Herrero, Alicia Garcia; Guetta-Jeanrenaud, Lionel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Promotion of high-capacity broadband in the face of increasing global stress", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "Promoting high -quality fixed and mobile broadband for all, at an affordable price, is an important enabler of the digital transformation of society and can help to close the digital divide. This became clearer than ever during the pandemic, when broadband access was a crucial enabler of remote work, distance learning, telemedicine and e -commerce. More recently, geopolitical tensions have compounded supply chain disruptions that were already visible during the pandemic in ways that make achievement of ubiquitous broadband even more difficult and potentially more expensive than in the past. Promotion of broadband deployment, adoption and use are all important for both fixed and mobile broadband; however, different policy levers are needed in each case, on both the supply and demand sides. The market will not always deliver complete solutions. On the supply side, there is a role for regulation, targeted industrial policy and public finance. Promotion of competition, combined with prompt and efficient provision of access to resources such as electromagnetic spectrum and access to land and rights of way, can be particularly important. The demand side calls for different measures, including ensuring not only widespread availability of personal computers or smart phones, but also training and demand aggregation. Broadband availability can potentially also be boosted by judicious use of economic recovery funds, and potentially also from new tax revenues arising from global tax reforms agreed within the G20 and the OECD. This paper seeks to provide examples of contemporary best practice, based on examples drawn primarily from countries that are members of the G20.", "Addresses": "[Marcus, J. Scott; Herrero, Alicia Garcia; Guetta-Jeanrenaud, Lionel] Bruegel AISBL, Rue Char 33, B-1210 St Josse ten Noode Brusse, Belgium", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Marcus, JS (corresponding author), Bruegel AISBL, Rue Char 33, B-1210 St Josse ten Noode Brusse, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "scott.marcus@bruegel.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102643.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102643", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ID7H7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164448700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ajefu, JB; Massacky, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ajefu, Joseph B.; Massacky, Falecia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile money, child labour and school enrolment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Child; Labour; Schooling; Enrolment; Tanzania", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL EVIDENCE; INCOME SHOCKS; RISK; INSURANCE; IMPACT; CASH; REMITTANCES; CONSTRAINTS; MECHANISMS; POVERTY", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the impact of household adoption of mobile money services on child labour and schooling in Tanzania. The paper uses data drawn from the Tanzania National Panel Surveys (TNPS), for the survey periods as follows: 2008/09, 2010/11, 2012/13, and 2014/15. The TNPS are national representative surveys conducted by the National Bureau of Statistics of Tanzania in collaboration with the World Bank Living Standards Measurement Study-Integrated Surveys on Agriculture (LMSA-ISA). The surveys collect detailed information on individual, household, and community-level characteristics. The panel nature of the TNPS allows for the same households to be interviewed over time. The study uses a difference-in-differences approach, and instrumental variables strategy to investigate the nexus between mobile money adoption and child labour and school enrolment in Tanzania. The findings of this study reveal a positive and significant effect of mobile money adoption on school enrolment, but a negative effect on children's labour market activities. Moreover, the study identifies heterogenous impacts across child's gender and age; and remittances receipt and education expenditure are the potential pathways through which mobile money adoption affects child labour and school enrolment. Overall, the results suggest that policies that enhance financial inclusion such as the introduction of mobile money can be effective in improving child's school enrolment and a decline in the incidence of child labour.", "Addresses": "[Ajefu, Joseph B.] Univ Bradford, Dept Peace Studies & Int Dev, Fac Management Law & Social Sci, Bradford, England; [Ajefu, Joseph B.] Univ Johannesburg, Ctr Social Dev Afr, Johannesburg, South Africa; [Massacky, Falecia] Ardhi Univ, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania", "Affiliations": "University of Bradford; University of Johannesburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Ajefu, JB (corresponding author), Univ Bradford, Dept Peace Studies & Int Dev, Fac Management Law & Social Sci, Bradford, England.", "Email Addresses": "j.ajefu@bradford.ac.uk; falecia.masaki@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Ajefu, Joseph B./AFM-2745-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ajefu, Joseph B./0000-0001-6333-3708", "Funding Orgs": "African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) [RT19529]", "Funding Name Preferred": "African Economic Research Consortium (AERC)", "Funding Text": "Funding This project was supported by the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) [Grant No. RT19529] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102648.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102648", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OZ1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111212500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Oughton, EJ; Amaglobeli, D; Moszoro, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Oughton, Edward J.; Amaglobeli, David; Moszoro, Marian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What would it cost to connect the unconnected? Estimating global universal broadband infrastructure investment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Infrastructure; Broadband; Universal broadband; Economic development; Sustainable development goals", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-BENEFITS; DIGITAL DIVIDE; MOBILE; ADOPTION; NETWORKS; CAPACITY", "Abstract": "Roughly 3 billion citizens remain offline, equating to approximately 40 percent of the global population. Therefore, providing Internet connectivity is an essential part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (Goal 9). In this paper a high-resolution global model is developed to evaluate the necessary investment requirements to achieve affordable universal broadband. The results indicate that approximately $418 billion needs to be mobilized to connect all unconnected citizens globally (targeting 40-50 GB/Month per user with 95 percent reliability). The bulk of additional investment is for emerging market economies (73 percent) and low-income developing countries (24 percent). To our knowledge, the paper contributes the first high-resolution global assessment which quantifies universal broadband investment at the sub-national level to achieve SDG Goal 9.", "Addresses": "[Oughton, Edward J.] George Mason Univ, Geog & Geoinformat Sci, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA; [Oughton, Edward J.] Univ Oxford, Environm Change Inst, Oxford OX1 3QY, Oxon, England; [Amaglobeli, David; Moszoro, Marian] Int Monetary Fund, Fiscal Affairs Dept, Washington, DC 20431 USA; [Oughton, Edward J.] Exploratory Hall, 10431 Rivanna River Way, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA", "Affiliations": "George Mason University; University of Oxford; International Monetary Fund", "Reprint Addresses": "Oughton, EJ (corresponding author), Exploratory Hall, 10431 Rivanna River Way, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA.", "Email Addresses": "eoughton@gmu.edu; DAmaglobeli@imf.org; MMoszoro@imf.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Moszoro, Marian/0000-0001-5306-0232; Oughton, Edward J./0000-0002-2766-008X", "Funding Orgs": "European Union under the EU -IMF Public Financial Management Partnership Program (PFM-PP)", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union under the EU -IMF Public Financial Management Partnership Program (PFM-PP)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank five anonymous reviewers, and associated editorial support for this paper, which made the final manuscript a significantly stronger contribution. This project was partially financed by the European Union under the EU -IMF Public Financial Management Partnership Program (PFM-PP) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 106.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102670.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102670", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OR3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111204700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Week, M; Afanassieva, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Week, Marina; Afanassieva, Marianne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Toward the adoption of digital assistive technology: Factors affecting older people's initial trust formation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bases of trust; Technology adoption; Uhler people; Initial trust formation; Digital assistive technology; Older people", "Keywords Plus": "ACCEPTANCE MODEL; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE; INTERPERSONAL-TRUST; PRIVACY CONCERNS; SOCIAL-INFLUENCE; USER ACCEPTANCE; E-COMMERCE; ADULTS; HEALTH", "Abstract": "In recent decades, Europe has experienced a major societal challenge-the aging of the human population. The Finnish government has responded to this challenge by focusing on individually tailored services that enable older adults to live independently and comfortably at home for longer with the help of digital assistive technology. This paper presents the findings of an empirical study on how initial trust is formed with regard technology adoption by older people. Four bases of trust (personality, cognitive, calculative, and institutional) underpin the theoretical framework of the study. A qualitative research approach was adopted, utilizing individual and focus group interviews with older people living independently in urban and rural areas of South Finland. The findings derived from thematic analysis offer new insights into the complex and multidimensional process of older people's initial trust formation, which is affected by an interplay of 12 identified factors shaping the four bases of trust and four supplementary factors. These findings lead to propositions for future research.", "Addresses": "[Week, Marina] Hame Univ Appl Sci, HANK Smart Res Unit, PL 230, FIN-13101 Hameenliana, Finland; [Afanassieva, Marianne] Univ Hull, Business Sch, Cottingham Rd, Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7RX, England", "Affiliations": "University of Hull", "Reprint Addresses": "Week, M (corresponding author), Hame Univ Appl Sci, HANK Smart Res Unit, PL 230, FIN-13101 Hameenliana, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "marina.weck@hamk.fi; m.afanassieva@hull.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Weck, Marina/0000-0003-4091-2736", "Funding Orgs": "Finnish Foundation for Economic Education", "Funding Name Preferred": "Finnish Foundation for Economic Education", "Funding Text": "A previous and less complete version of this article was presented at the International Conference on Management and Education (MAE 2019) in Tokyo, Japan, July 4-7, 2019. The study reported in this paper utilized empirical data collected as part of a larger research project entitled ?Desirable Future for Ageing People: Perspectives and Business Opportunities for the Assistive Technology? (2018-2020) funded by the Finnish Foundation for Economic Education.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 152.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 15.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102483.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102483", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9P7KZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000944461000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mushtaq, R; Gull, AA; Usman, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mushtaq, Rizwan; Gull, Ammar Ali; Usman, Muhammad", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT adoption, innovation, and SMEs' access to finance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Access to finance; ICT; SMEs", "Keywords Plus": "ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION; CREDIT; DETERMINANTS; CONSTRAINTS; GROWTH; BANKS; FIRMS; SIZE", "Abstract": "This study examines the association between ICT adoption, innovation, and SMEs' access to finance by exploiting the World Bank Enterprise Survey (WBES) data of 171,000 SMEs from 149 countries between 2006 and 2020. We decompose SMEs' access to finance into two components, i.e., basic and advanced access to finance. Basic access to finance is captured from two indicators; namely, the firm's bank account and line of credit from a financial institution, while advanced access is captured by whether the firm's investments and working capital is financed by the bank. Consistent with the information asymmetry hypothesis, our findings confirm that ICT adoption reduces information asymmetry between SMEs and banks. Therefore, banks are more likely to grant credit and to finance projects and the working capital needs of innovative SMEs. Moreover, this study complements the argument of resource-based theory (RBT) and suggests that innovation can provide a competitive advantage with regard to a firm's access to credit. These results imply that SMEs with greater access to and use of new technologies are more likely to acquire financial resources from banks. The results hold to various robustness checks and identification strategies. Our findings provide important policy implications for SMEs around the globe.", "Addresses": "[Mushtaq, Rizwan] EDC Paris Business Sch, OCRE Lab, Paris, France; [Gull, Ammar Ali] Ecole Super Sci Commerciales Angers ESSCA, Lyon, France; [Usman, Muhammad] Nanjing Audit Univ, Sch Accounting, Nanjing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "ESSCA School of Management; Nanjing Audit University", "Reprint Addresses": "Usman, M (corresponding author), Nanjing Audit Univ, Sch Accounting, Nanjing, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "rizwan.mushtaq@univ-lyon3.fr; ammarshaukit@gmail.com; 320335@nau.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Mushtaq, Rizwan/M-7814-2013", "ORCIDs": "Mushtaq, Rizwan/0000-0001-8545-8210; GULL, Ammar Ali/0000-0003-0231-3935", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 25.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 45.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102275.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102275", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ojutkangas, K; Rossi, E; Matinmikko-Blue, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ojutkangas, Kirsi; Rossi, Elina; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A deep dive into the birth process of linking 6G and the UN SDGs1", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; 6G; Sustainability; UN SDG", "Keywords Plus": "SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS; ICT", "Abstract": "United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) are becoming an increasingly important theme for researchers in multiple fields to investigate. In this paper, we look at how a group of 40 experts from academia and the mobile communications industry identified ways in which future 6th generation (6G) mobile communications is linked with the UN SDGs while writing a white paper on the topic. In this paper, building on the methodology of critical participatory action research, we look into the detailed operations of the expert group, offer a new way to look at the 6G development process guided by the UN SDGs and describe the linking process for the UN SDGs and 6G in a way that may guide other researchers in similar endeavors. We also present initial outcomes of the linking process that led to the white paper published in 2020 (Matinmikko-Blue et al., 2020). The aim of this research is to identify and formulate a process to recognise the connection between UN SDGs and 6G.", "Addresses": "[Ojutkangas, Kirsi; Rossi, Elina; Matinmikko-Blue, Marja] Univ Oulu, Pentti Kaiteran Katu 1, Oulu 90570, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Oulu", "Reprint Addresses": "Matinmikko-Blue, M (corresponding author), Univ Oulu, Pentti Kaiteran Katu 1, Oulu 90570, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "marja.matinmikko@oulu.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship [318927]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship(Research Council of Finland)", "Funding Text": "1 Authors would like to acknowledge the funding from Academy of Finland in 6G Flagship (grant 318927) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102283.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102283", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mendoza-Lozano, FA; Quintero-Peña, JW; García-Rodríguez, JF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Andres Mendoza-Lozano, Frederick; Wilmar Quintero-Pena, Jose; Felix Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The digital divide between high school students in Colombia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Colombia; High school test; Secondary school", "Keywords Plus": "DETERMINANTS; EVOLUTION; ICT", "Abstract": "By extracting information from Saber 11 Tests taken by high school students close to finishing that educational period in Colombia, the digital divide evolution over time and its determinants are analyzed using a probabilistic model and the calculation of georeferenced concentration indexes. The topic is relevant as previous studies have shown a positive relationship between access to ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies), educational achievement, and economic growth. It is concluded that the digital divide persists over time and is accentuated in rural areas. Besides, the determinants of access are variable since they are out of the students' control. Therefore, this study deals with the social inequity around the access that students have, depending on their geographical location, into digital scenarios that allow them to increase their intellectual capital on the context of the situated cognition.", "Addresses": "[Andres Mendoza-Lozano, Frederick] Inst Univ Politecn Grancolombiano, Dept Basic Sci, Bogota, Colombia; [Wilmar Quintero-Pena, Jose] Inst Univ Politecn Grancolombiano, Dept Business & Int Dev, Bogota, Colombia; [Felix Garcia-Rodriguez, Jose] Univ Juarez Autonoma Tabasco, Acad Div Econ & Adm Sci, Mexico City, DF, Mexico", "Affiliations": "Universidad Juarez Autonoma de Tabasco", "Reprint Addresses": "Mendoza-Lozano, FA (corresponding author), Inst Univ Politecn Grancolombiano, Dept Basic Sci, Bogota, Colombia.", "Email Addresses": "famendozal23@gmail.com; jquinterop@poligran.edu.co; jfgr55@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Mendoza, Frederick/0000-0001-5087-4476; QUINTERO, JOSE WILMAR/0000-0002-6172-0453", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102226.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102226", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, S; Park, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Sunkyung; Park, Jooyeun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors affecting users' satisfaction and dissatisfaction of OTT services in South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Over-the-top; Netflix; K-OTT service; Expectancy-value model", "Keywords Plus": "GRATIFICATIONS", "Abstract": "Over-the-top (OTT) video streaming service centered on Netflix has opened up a new era of broadcasting. The purpose of this study is to understand which characteristics influence local user selection of OTT services. This article compares the users' expectation, satisfaction, and dissatisfaction between Netflix and K-OTT (Korea-based OTT) services in South Korea. Using the Expectancy-value framework, the study conducted an online survey of 269 people with experience using OTT services. As a result, on average, respondents showed higher expectations and satisfaction with Netflix than K-OTT service. In addition, dissatisfaction was also higher in K-OTT service than Netflix, especially content dissatisfaction. Finally, when satisfaction with the perceived price of Netflix is higher than satisfaction with the perceived price of K-OTT services, it was confirmed that overall dissatisfaction with K-OTT services increases.", "Addresses": "[Shin, Sunkyung] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Dept Media & Commun, 107 Imun Ro, Seoul 02450, South Korea; [Park, Jooyeun] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Div Media & Commun, 107 Imun Ro, Seoul 02450, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hankuk University Foreign Studies; Hankuk University Foreign Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, J (corresponding author), Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Div Media & Commun, 107 Imun Ro, Seoul 02450, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "shinsunky@hanmail.net; joonix@hufs.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2021-0-01749]; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program; Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2021-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) , and also this work was supported by Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Research Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 99.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102203.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102203", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mignamissi, D; Djijo, TAJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mignamissi, Dieudonne; Djijo, Audrey J. T.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital divide and financial development in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Financial development; ICT; Africa; Instrumental variables", "Keywords Plus": "ICT; GROWTH; INTERNET; DETERMINANTS; CONVERGENCE; TECHNOLOGY; INEQUALITY; INFLATION; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the influence of the digital divide on the new IMF financial development index on a panel of 34 African countries over the period 2005-2017. Using the instrumental variables technique, we arrive at the main result that ICT divide is a severe handicap for the financial systems development in Africa. The use of financial development sub-indices relating to financial institutions and financial markets, as well as their dimensions confirms the negative effect of the digital divide. Our result remains stable when we use alternative measures of financial development and ICT indicators. Furthermore, we found that the digital divide between countries is also a severe handicap for the financial development of countries lagging behind. On the other hand, countries with a technological lead or a digital dividend have relatively developed financial systems. Some recommendations have been suggested to promote digital penetration in Africa, as well as to improve the receptivity and flexibility of African financial systems.", "Addresses": "[Mignamissi, Dieudonne] Univ Yaounde II Soa, Fac Econ & Management, Soa, Cameroon; [Djijo, Audrey J. T.] Univ Cheikh Anta Diop, Fac Econ & Management, Dakar, Senegal", "Affiliations": "University Cheikh Anta Diop Dakar", "Reprint Addresses": "Mignamissi, D (corresponding author), Univ Yaounde II Soa, Fac Econ & Management, Soa, Cameroon.", "Email Addresses": "mignamissid@yahoo.fr; audreyjennie95@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Ozdemir, Yasal/P-7486-2014", "ORCIDs": "DJIJO, Audrey/0000-0003-3232-167X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102199.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102199", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2021", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Martins, SS; Wernick, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Martins, Sonia Strube; Wernick, Christian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regional differences in residential demand for very high bandwidth broadband internet in 2025", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband demand model; Forecast future demand; Internet; UK; Flemish region; Germany", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The future demand for data and the role of gigabit networks are central issues in the context of Next Generation Access (NGA) network roll-out. Based on a generic model, which allows to predict unconstrained future broadband demand in different regions and countries, the authors compare the results for Germany, the UK and the Flemish region, and discuss reasons for the different outcomes. The generic market potential model thereby allows to project the future demand for bandwidth from residential customers on the basis of applications and their bandwidth needs, user profiles and population structure on a household level. Despite a general trend towards an increasing need for broadband, there are clear differences. On the one hand, these point to the relevance of socio-demographic factors for broadband adoption. On the other hand, the relatively high proportion of refusals shows that there is still a need for further educational work on the part of public authorities and providers. Finally, it has to be stated, that our forecast relies on the assumption that connectivity and thus that the availability of area-wide gigabit capable broadband access does not represent a bottleneck.", "Addresses": "[Martins, Sonia Strube; Wernick, Christian] WIK Gmbh, Rhondorfer Str 68, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Martins, SS (corresponding author), WIK Gmbh, Rhondorfer Str 68, D-53604 Bad Honnef, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "s.strubemartins@wik.org; c.wernick@wik.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102043.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102043", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": 33071437.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rosston, GL; Wallsten, SJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rosston, Gregory L.; Wallsten, Scott J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Increasing low-income broadband adoption through private incentives", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Demand; Low-income subsidy; Telecommunications; Elasticity", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE", "Abstract": "We evaluate a program by a private Internet Service Provider (ISP) intended to encourage lowincome households to subscribe to broadband internet service. As part of its approval of the Comcast-NBCU merger in 2011, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandated a voluntary commitment by Comcast to introduce a low-income broadband program that Comcast has branded Internet Essentials (IE). We use data from the U.S. Census Current Population Survey (CPS) and the National Broadband Map and a differences-in-differences approach to evaluate the program's effects on subscription rates for eligible households. We find that between 2011, when the program began, and 2015, broadband adoption by eligible households-those with school-age children who were eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches-had increased by more among households that lived in areas in which Comcast provided broadband internet service than among households that lived in areas served by other cable providers. In our difference-in-differences approach, we estimate that about 66 percent of IE subscribers represent true increases in low-income adoption as a result of the program, with the remaining subscribers being households that switched from a competitor and households that would have subscribed as part of a general upward trend in adoption. We find that CPS survey respondents in IE eligible households had small and insignificant increases their likelihood of taking online courses or job training in Comcast territory relative to similar households residing in the territories of other cable providers and they showed no difference in the propensity to apply for jobs online. These results provide no evidence to support internet literacy training. We also did not find robust effects of some of the program's other components. In particular, IE makes computers available for $150, but we found no difference in the change in low-income computer ownership across cable territories. As a result, it would be hard to conclude that subsidized computers made a difference in broadband subscription despite the visceral appeal of such programs.", "Addresses": "[Rosston, Gregory L.] Stanford Univ, Stanford, CA 94305 USA; [Wallsten, Scott J.] Technol Policy Inst, Washington, DC USA", "Affiliations": "Stanford University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rosston, GL (corresponding author), Stanford Univ, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.", "Email Addresses": "grosston@stanford.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Wallsten, Scott/ABF-2887-2021", "ORCIDs": "Rosston, Gregory/0000-0002-2092-1881", "Funding Orgs": "Comcast", "Funding Name Preferred": "Comcast", "Funding Text": "President and Senior Fellow, Technology Policy Institute. Comcast is a supporter of the Technology Policy Institute. Comcast provided no data, or assistance on this project. We thank Shane Greenstein, Bruce Owen, and participants at the Western Economic Association Telecommunications and Public Utilities Group session and the 47th Telecommunications Policy Research Conference (TRPC) and two anonymous referees for valuable comments. Joe Fenner, Nathaniel Lovin, Lindsay Poss, Wallis Romzek, and Brandon Silberstein provided excellent research assistance. All mistakes, however, are those of the authors alone.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102020.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102020", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Taylor, RD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Taylor, Richard D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Data localization: The internet in the balance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "TBDF; Trans-border data flows; Data sovereignty; Data localization; Human rights; Cyber sovereignty", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "There is a steady global trend towards Data Localization, laws by which data is required to be maintained and processed within the geographic boundaries of its state of origin. This development has raised concerns about its possible adverse impacts on emerging data-intensive technologies such as Cloud services/E-commerce, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things (collectively, the Embedded Infosphere). The inability to reach an international agreement on rules for cross-border data flows may have significant adverse consequences for all future users of the Internet. The basis of Data Localization is grounded in two distinct but inter-related policy models: Data Sovereignty and Trans-Border Data Flows. These two concepts have different origins. Data Sovereignty is derived from the historic power of a state of absolute and exclusive control within its geographic borders. Policies behind TBDFs arose in Europe following World War II, primarily motivated by Nazi use of early proto-computers to help round up Jews and others. As they have evolved, TBDF policies have been directed primarily at protecting personal data and privacy. This article first examines the issues of: 1) Information Sovereignty and 2) TBDFs. It then describes the arguments for and against Data Localization, offers some examples of strong localization policies (Russia, China), and summarizes contesting policy proposals. It then contextualizes TBDF with issues of human rights (free flow of information) and privacy. While the utility of an international agreement on TBDFs is clear, the differences in approaches are tenacious. For the free-market developed world (e.g, EU, OECD), the path forward seems to lead through policy convergence to compatible rules, with differentiated levels of data protection and accountability. It is far from clear whether these rules will address, in a mandatory way, issues of the free flow of information in the human rights sense. At the same time, there are countries (e.g., BRICS), representing a majority of the world's population, in which political and cultural resistance will produce stringent Cyber Sovereignty and Data Localization policies with few if any human rights components. The article concludes that the more the Internet is localized, the more attenuated its benefits will become. The negative consequences of Data Localization will become increasingly obvious as new, data-intensive technologies become ubiquitous, creating a condition of Data Dependence. It is projected that in the future the nations with the least amount of Data Localization and the most open flow of information will be the most successful in benefiting from new data-intensive embedded, networked technologies. This will most likely be characterized by values adopted as policies and practices in the EU.", "Addresses": "[Taylor, Richard D.] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, Inst Informat Policy Bellisario, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Taylor, RD (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, Inst Informat Policy Bellisario, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rdt4@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Taylor, Richard/0000-0003-3641-9674", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 20.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 100.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102003.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575913000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haenschen, K; Wolf, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haenschen, Katherine; Wolf, Jordan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Disclaiming responsibility: How platforms deadlocked the Federal Election Commission's efforts to regulate digital political advertising", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Facebook; Google; Digital advertising; Federal Election Commission; Political advertising", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL MEDIA; GOVERNANCE", "Abstract": "Digital advertisements used to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election lacked disclaimers stating who paid for them. This was deliberate on the part of the platforms: Facebook and Google actively sought exemptions from mandatory disclaimer requirements that are standard for print and broadcast media. While prior research has placed blame squarely on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) for their lack of oversight of digital advertising, this paper demonstrates the way in which the platforms-Facebook in particular-engineered this regulatory failure in the form of capture on this specific issue. An analysis of documents submitted to the FEC demonstrates that Facebook and Google put profit ahead of the public interest in seeking exemptions from disclaimer requirements, refusing to change the size of their advertisements and downplaying the deceptive potential of political ads. Due to partisan gridlock and a lack of technological expertise, the FEC failed to rule decisively on exemptions or agree on alternative means of disclaimers for Facebook and mobile app ads, setting the stage for electoral interference in 2016. Implications for current regulatory efforts are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Haenschen, Katherine; Wolf, Jordan] Virginia Polytech Inst & State Univ, Blacksburg, VA 24061 USA", "Affiliations": "Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Haenschen, K (corresponding author), Virginia Polytech Inst & State Univ, Blacksburg, VA 24061 USA.", "Email Addresses": "katherine.haenschen@gmail.com; wolfj@vt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haenschen, Katherine/0000-0003-0191-2880", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 81.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101824.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frias, Z; Martínez, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frias, Zoraida; Perez Martinez, Jorge", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Rollout and regulation of Fibre-To-The-Premises networks. Insights from the Spanish case", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "FTTP; New generation access; Local loop unbundling; VULA", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; LADDER; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "In 2017, the coverage of Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) infrastructure reached 71% of households in Spain, surpassing most of the other Member States of the European Union (EU) and only outweighed by Portugal, Latvia and Lithuania. This article analyses the factors that have contributed to the deployment of these fibre networks by both the incumbent and the alternative operators that previously relied on the Local Loop Unbundling (LLU) of copper cables. An investment-friendly regulatory framework, which did not mandate access to the optical loops, and a telecommunications market comprised of dissimilar actors in the fixed and mobile segments, have been key to the deployment of FTTP networks in Spain. Additionally, based on historical coverage data, we test retrospectively, the sensitivity of geographic market segmentation to the time of the analysis and criteria for potential NGA competition. As per the analysis, the unregulated area where facility-based competition may be expected range between 23% and 61% of the premises upon the case. We discuss the implications of having mandated a Virtual Unbundled Local Access (VULA) to New Generation Access (NGA) infrastructure in 2013, examining the most likely operators' strategies. We conclude that, in the Spanish market, an earlier regulation would have reinforced inter-platform NGA competition at the expense of more limited coverage. The analysis can provide policy-makers with useful insights about the trade-off between coverage and infrastructure competition.", "Addresses": "[Frias, Zoraida; Perez Martinez, Jorge] Univ Politecn Madrid, Informat Proc & Telecommun Ctr, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Centro de I+D+I en Procesado de la Informacion Telecomunicaciones (IPT)", "Reprint Addresses": "Frias, Z (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, Informat Proc & Telecommun Ctr, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "zoraida.frias@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Martínez, Jorge Pérez/L-2929-2014", "ORCIDs": "FRIAS, ZORAIDA/0000-0002-6265-9359; PEREZ MARTINEZ, JORGE EMILIANO/0000-0002-7036-3515", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the Spanish Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society for their support to the project through the Chair Red.es at the gs1:Universidad Politecnica de Madrid.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 225.0, "End Page": 237.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hawthorne, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hawthorne, Ryan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of lower mobile termination rates in South Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Hedonic regressions; Mobile termination rates", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION; PRICE-DISCRIMINATION; CALLING PATTERNS; RETAIL-PRICES; TELEPHONY; INTERCONNECTION; QUALITY", "Abstract": "The effects of a 90% reduction in mobile termination rates (MTRs) are evaluated over the period between 2009 and 2017 in South Africa. Prepaid prices and quality-adjusted postpaid prices declined by over 40%. However, only approximately 30% of the decline in prepaid prices and 60% of the reduction in quality-adjusted postpaid prices can be explained by lower MTR costs. On-net and off-net prepaid prices converged as MTR costs dropped. Regulators concerned about high retail prices and differences between on-net and off-net prices should reduce MTRs.", "Addresses": "[Hawthorne, Ryan] Univ Johannesburg, Univ Cape Town, Acacia Econ, Johannesburg, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Cape Town; University of Johannesburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Hawthorne, R (corresponding author), Univ Johannesburg, Univ Cape Town, Acacia Econ, Johannesburg, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "ryan@acacia.joburg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Hawthorne, Ryan/0000-0003-1817-2874", "Funding Orgs": "University of Johannesburg (CCRED)", "Funding Name Preferred": "University of Johannesburg (CCRED)", "Funding Text": "I am grateful to Lawrence Edwards, Lukasz Grzybowski and Simon Roberts and to three reviewers for their comments, and to DataFirst, Research ICT Africa, archive.org and Tarifica for data. I am especially indebted to Lukasz Grzybowski for extensive support. I am also grateful for funding from the University of Johannesburg (CCRED).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 374.0, "End Page": 385.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.02.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial - Celebrating 40 years of telecommunications policy - A retrospective and prospective view", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Bohlin, E (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 845.0, "End Page": 846.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wakunuma, K; Masika, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wakunuma, Kutoma; Masika, Rachel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cloud computing, capabilities and intercultural ethics: Implications for Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cloud computing; Ethical issues; Capability approach; Intercultural ethics; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; FRAMEWORK; TRUST", "Abstract": "This paper evaluates the potential benefits, drawbacks and ethical risks of cloud computing for African countries in the context of information communication technologies for development (ICT4D). The paper argues that the capability approach, incorporating development ethics, provides a useful framework for considering the ethics of cloud computing in Africa. Coupled with global and intercultural ethics perspectives, both provide a rich human-centred view of the technology's benefits, drawbacks and ethical risks. Focussing on the transformational benefits and features of cloud computing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and the health sector, the paper highlights potential ethical risks that are cause for concern. The paper concludes that while cloud computing has considerable potential for advancing development through the enhancement of capabilities, there remain huge challenges in its efficient, effective and ethical use. As a result, ethical risks related to equity, ownership, dependency, privacy, trust and security that reflect `unfreedoms' and 'capability deprivations' may consequently have an impact on the technology's potential as an information communication technology for development.", "Addresses": "[Wakunuma, Kutoma] De Montfort Univ, Ctr Comp & Social Responsibil, Leicester LE1 9BH, Leics, England; [Masika, Rachel] Univ Brighton, Ctr Learning & Teaching, Lewes Rd, Brighton BN2 4AT, E Sussex, England", "Affiliations": "De Montfort University; University of Brighton", "Reprint Addresses": "Wakunuma, K (corresponding author), De Montfort Univ, Ctr Comp & Social Responsibil, Leicester LE1 9BH, Leics, England.", "Email Addresses": "kutoma@dmu.ac.uk; R.J.Masika@brighton.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Masika, Rachel/D-6754-2014", "ORCIDs": "Masika, Rachel/0000-0002-7505-528X; Wakunuma, Kutoma/0000-0002-8236-3221", "Funding Orgs": "European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) (ETICA) [230318]; IDEGOV project - CIGREF foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) (ETICA); IDEGOV project - CIGREF foundation", "Funding Text": "The research leading to these results received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreements n 230318 (ETICA) and from the IDEGOV project funded by the CIGREF foundation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 695.0, "End Page": 707.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cramton, P; Doyle, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cramton, Peter; Doyle, Linda", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Open access wireless markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Open access market; Capacity sharing; Mobile communications; Forward market; Real time market", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM", "Abstract": "This paper describes an open access market for capacity. Open access means that in real-time, network capacity cannot be withheld capacity is priced dynamically by the marginal demand during congestion. The paper offers the open access market as a means for managing growing spectrum demand and as an alternative to naked spectrum sharing. The paper describes the parameters of the open access market showing that it can be implemented using today's technology and without significant regulatory change. The paper discusses how the open access market can eliminate barriers at the service level, allowing any number of service providers to compete in response to market drivers. The paper emphasises that the spatial and temporal granularity at which capacity can be purchased, allows for smaller entities to acquire resources, which is important for new entrants testing the water and those with non-standard business plans. The paper also shows how the open access market can provide a path to achieve greater sharing and efficient trade in the future.", "Addresses": "[Cramton, Peter] Univ Maryland, College Pk, MD 20742 USA; [Doyle, Linda] Univ Dublin, Trinity Coll Dublin, CONNECT, Ctr Future Networks, Dublin, Ireland", "Affiliations": "University System of Maryland; University of Maryland College Park; Trinity College Dublin", "Reprint Addresses": "Doyle, L (corresponding author), Univ Dublin, Trinity Coll Dublin, CONNECT, Ctr Future Networks, Dublin, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "peramton@gmail.com; ledoyle@tcd.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Cramton, Peter/ABG-7651-2021", "ORCIDs": "Cramton, Peter/0000-0001-8621-1092; Doyle, Linda/0000-0002-8183-6429", "Funding Orgs": "Science Foundation Ireland [13/RC/2077]; Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) [13/RC/2077] Funding Source: Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Science Foundation Ireland(Science Foundation Ireland); Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)(Science Foundation Ireland)", "Funding Text": "This material is partially based upon works supported by the Science Foundation Ireland under Grants No. 13/RC/2077.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 379.0, "End Page": 390.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Vries, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Vries, J. Pierre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Risk-informed interference assessment: A quantitative basis for spectrum allocation decisions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Interference; Probabilistic risk analysis; Quantitative risk analysis; Radio; Regulation; Spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[de Vries, J. Pierre] Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, 401 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "de Vries, JP (corresponding author), Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, 401 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pierredv@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 434.0, "End Page": 446.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwon, Y; Park, DK; Rhee, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwon, Youngsun; Park, Duk Kyu; Rhee, Hongjai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum fragmentation: Causes, measures and applications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum fragmentation; Index; Facility-based competition; Spectrum aggregation; Spectrum swap; LTE", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Spectrum fragmentation, a concept that describes the degree of split for a given portion of spectrum, is a newly emerging issue which can affect productivity and technical efficiency in spectrum use as the telecommunication service paradigm evolves from voice oriented to data oriented services. This paper proposes ten indices, compares them and calculates their values for Korea and Japan. The values of all indices range between zero and one, so one can use them for international comparison of spectrum fragmentation. Out of ten indices, three are Theil indices, comparing the discrepancies between spectrum and subscriber distributions. In addition, this paper discusses policy alternatives to lessen the spectrum fragmentation problem.", "Addresses": "[Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea; [Park, Duk Kyu] Mokwon Univ, Div Informat & Commun Convergence Engn, Daejeon, South Korea; [Rhee, Hongjai] Ajou Univ, Sch Business Adm, Suwon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Mokwon University; Ajou University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yokwon@kaist.ac.kr; parkdk@mokwon.ac.kr; hrhee@ajou.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning), Korea, under CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) [IITP-2016-H8201-16-1003]", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning), Korea, under CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center)", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by the MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC (Communication Policy Research Center) support program (IITP-2016-H8201-16-1003) supervised by the IITP (Institute for Information & communication Technology Promotion). An early version of this paper was presented at the ITS 2013 Africa-Asia-Australasia Regional Conference. We thank two anonymous reviewers of this paper for their constructive suggestions, especially the suggestion to use the Theil index. We also thank Ms. Ruth Mendel for English proofreading.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 447.0, "End Page": 459.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.02.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dinterman, R; Renkow, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dinterman, Robert; Renkow, Mitch", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluation of USDA's Broadband Loan Program: Impacts on broadband provision", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Diffusion; Rural; Program evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; INFRASTRUCTURE; TECHNOLOGY; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "Since 2002 the USDA's Broadband Loan Program has directed more than $1.8 billion in subsidized loans to help expand broadband access in under-served rural communities. Program eligibility criteria included having a population of 20,000 or fewer, having no prior access to broadband, and providing a minimum matching contribution of 15% by recipients of the loan. Loans were extended mainly to small telecommunications services firms at varying (subsidized) interest rates. We evaluate on the effectiveness of the Loan Program in increasing broadband availability in target locations. Specifically, we analyze whether loan receipt increases the number of broadband providers in a particular location, using various count panel methods. Our analysis is conducted at the ZIP code level over the period 1999-2008; it uses broadband provider data from the FCC's Form 477, and loan data from the Rural Utility Service (the implementing agency for the Broadband Loan Program). Results indicate that ZIP codes receiving broadband loans did in fact experience modest, statistically significant increases in the number of broadband providers vis-a-vis non-recipient locations; that average marginal effects on treated ZIP codes were approximately 0.092 additional broadband providers annually; and that these benefits accrued more towards rural locations than urban locations, in conformance with the intent of the program.", "Addresses": "[Dinterman, Robert; Renkow, Mitch] North Carolina State Univ, Dept Agr & Resource Econ, Raleigh, NC 27695 USA; [Dinterman, Robert] Ohio State Univ, Dept Agr Environm & Dev Econ, Columbus, OH 43210 USA", "Affiliations": "North Carolina State University; University System of Ohio; Ohio State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Renkow, M (corresponding author), North Carolina State Univ, Dept Agr & Resource Econ, Raleigh, NC 27695 USA.", "Email Addresses": "renkow@ncsu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "USDA Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Service, Hatch project [0211718]", "Funding Name Preferred": "USDA Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Service, Hatch project", "Funding Text": "We gratefully acknowledge helpful comments from Ivan Kandilov, Barry Goodwin, Tony Grubesic, and Brian Reich. Partial financial support for this project came from USDA Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Service, Hatch project #0211718.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 140.0, "End Page": 153.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "van Wegberg, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "van Wegberg, Marc", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Victorian Telegraphy Before Nationalization", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[van Wegberg, Marc] Maastricht Univ, Sch Business & Econ, NL-6200 MD Maastricht, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Maastricht University", "Reprint Addresses": "van Wegberg, M (corresponding author), Maastricht Univ, Sch Business & Econ, NL-6200 MD Maastricht, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "m.vanwegberg@maastrichtuniversioty.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 68.0, "End Page": 69.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Media Economics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nicholls, Rob] UNSW Australia, UNSW Business Sch, Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of New South Wales Sydney", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), UNSW Australia, UNSW Business Sch, Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "r.nicholls@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 4.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 378.0, "End Page": 379.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rojas, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rojas, Christian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The welfare effects of banning off-net/on-net price differentials in the mobile sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile industry; Tariff mediated externalities; On-net/off-net price differential ban", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The off-net/on-net price differential in mobile voice observed in many countries is much larger than what can be explained away by standard economic theory. This situation has generated important anticompetitive concerns, leading some authorities to contemplate (and even impose) a ban on such practice. In this paper I propose a model of the mobile industry to simulate the short-run welfare impact of this regulatory intervention. This ban will force the market to offer prices that do not depend on what network the call is terminated thereby increasing current on-net prices and decreasing current off-net prices. Thus, the short-run effect of the policy, for both consumers and producers, is a priori ambiguous. The model simulates how consumer and producer welfare would be affected under various scenarios for the ex-post undifferentiated (average market) price. Importantly, the model allows policy makers to determine the maximum ex-post undifferentiated market price that would guarantee no welfare loss. I illustrate the model using results from Chile where the competition authority recently banned this practice; using firms' actual choices of undifferentiated post-ban prices in the market (together with the corresponding observed call volumes) and the model results lead the analysis to the conclusion that in this particular case this regulatory intervention has (in the short-run) likely harmed consumers and benefited firms. Long-run competitive effects, such as changes in market structure, are neither captured by the model nor have yet been observed in this market. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Massachusetts, Dept Resource Econ, Amherst, MA 01003 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Massachusetts System; University of Massachusetts Amherst", "Reprint Addresses": "Rojas, C (corresponding author), Univ Massachusetts, Dept Resource Econ, Amherst, MA 01003 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rojas@resecon.umass.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Secretaria Nacional de Educacion Superior, Ciencia, Tecnologia e Innovacion (SENESCYT) through Prometeo Project", "Funding Name Preferred": "Secretaria Nacional de Educacion Superior, Ciencia, Tecnologia e Innovacion (SENESCYT) through Prometeo Project", "Funding Text": "Financial support for this project was provided by Secretaria Nacional de Educacion Superior, Ciencia, Tecnologia e Innovacion (SENESCYT) through its Prometeo Project during the 2013-2014 academic year. This research was conducted while visiting Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) in Quito-Ecuador. I am indebted to FLACSO, and in particular Wilson Perez, for their logistic support while conducting this research.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 590.0, "End Page": 607.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feasey, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feasey, Richard", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Confusion, denial and anger: The response of the telecommunications industry to the challenge of the Internet", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The author discusses the impact of the Internet on the telecommunications industry drawing upon own professional experience of the past 20 years. Applies the Kubler-Ross model of grieving to argue that telecoms operators have moved from denying the disruptive power of the Internet, to anger and then to adaptation of their own business models and acceptance of the Internet. Highlights fundamental differences in approach to competition, interoperability and innovation. Discusses failure of 'walled gardens', attempts to block VOIP and proposals for 'data termination rates'. Argues that telecommunications operators must consider Internet services as complements not substitutes and adapt business models accordingly. Concludes that European telecommunications operators have been slower to understand this than those in the United States. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Llanbadarn Fawr, Plas Frongog, Aberystwyth SY23 3HN, Dyfed, Wales", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Feasey, R (corresponding author), Llanbadarn Fawr, Plas Frongog, Aberystwyth SY23 3HN, Dyfed, Wales.", "Email Addresses": "fronfraithltd@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 444.0, "End Page": 449.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, B; Amaral, TP; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn; Perez Amaral, Teodosio; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological challenges and opportunities for investment and regulation: Papers from a European ITS regional conference", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn] Victoria Univ Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand; [Perez Amaral, Teodosio] Univ Complutense Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 8ST, Tyne & Wear, England", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; Complutense University of Madrid; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 8ST, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; tperezam@ucm.es; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Pérez-Amaral, Teodosio/E-6773-2017", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 441.0, "End Page": 443.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tropina, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tropina, Tatiana", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications Law and Regulation, 4th edition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Tropina, Tatiana] Max Planck Inst Foreign & Int Criminal Law, Informat Law & Legal Informat Sect, Freiburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "Max Planck Society", "Reprint Addresses": "Tropina, T (corresponding author), Max Planck Inst Foreign & Int Criminal Law, Informat Law & Legal Informat Sect, Freiburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "t.tropina@mpicc.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 533.0, "End Page": 535.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "El-Moghazi, MA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "El-Moghazi, Mohamed A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Dynamics of Spectrum Management: Legacy, Technology, and Economics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[El-Moghazi, Mohamed A.] NTRA Egypt, Cairo, Egypt", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "El-Moghazi, MA (corresponding author), NTRA Egypt, Cairo, Egypt.", "Email Addresses": "mmoghazi@tra.gov.eg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 438.0, "End Page": 439.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bruno, C; Manello, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bruno, Clementina; Manello, Alessandro", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Benchmarking and effects of reforms in the fixed telecommunications industry: A DDF approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Efficiency; Directional Distance Function; Fixed telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "DIRECTIONAL DISTANCE FUNCTIONS; PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY; TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY; INCENTIVE REGULATION; PERFORMANCE; COMPETITION; ECONOMIES; STATE; INFRASTRUCTURE; PRIVATIZATION", "Abstract": "Our article proposes an application of the Directional Distance Function (DDF) approach to the fixed telecommunication field. In particular, we present an efficiency evaluation of European fixed telecom operators, where the DDF tool allows for asymmetric treatment of outputs characterized by a different degree of desirability: broadband lines (a market still in expansion, related to a welfare-improving service) and narrow band lines (an almost saturated market, corresponding to a minimal TLC service in developed countries). Finally, by means of a second stage regression, we investigate the effect on technical efficiency of set of variables representing the competitive environment, the ownership structure and the degree of vertical separation. Our results show that the assumptions embedded in the DDF model influence relevantly the technical efficiency estimates, where important potential bias can arise if the duality of outputs is ignored, with a subsequent relevant impact also on the second stage results. These findings highlight the relevance of choosing benchmarking models consistent with the features of the analysed technology and show that the DDF approach is a flexible tool able to accommodate even complex output structures. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bruno, Clementina] Univ Piemonte Orientale, I-28100 Novara, Italy; [Manello, Alessandro] Natl Res Council Italy, Res Inst Sustainable Econ Growth, CNR IRCrES, I-10024 Moncalieri, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Eastern Piedmont Amedeo Avogadro; Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR); Istituto di Ricerca sulla Crescita Economica Sostenibile (IRCRES-CNR)", "Reprint Addresses": "Bruno, C (corresponding author), Univ Piemonte Orientale, Via Perrone 18, I-28100 Novara, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "clementina.bruno@eco.unipmn.it; alessandro.manello@ircres.cnr.it", "Researcher Ids": "Bruno, Clementina/ABI-5321-2020", "ORCIDs": "Manello, Alessandro/0000-0002-6921-2621; BRUNO, Clementina/0000-0002-4896-1076", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 127.0, "End Page": 139.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Poort, J; Kerste, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Poort, Joost; Kerste, Marco", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Setting licence fees for renewing telecommunication spectrum based on an auction", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Licence renewal; Licence extension; Licence fee; Administrative spectrum pricing; Spectrum valuation; Spectrum auction", "Keywords Plus": "ALLOCATION", "Abstract": "This paper presents a methodology for setting fees for the renewal or extension of spectrum licences, by using the outcome of an auction for comparable licences but with a different licence period. The methodology is a combination of market and cash flow valuation and consists of two main steps. First, prices for spectrum corresponding to that of the licences to be extended are derived from the auction outcome. Second, the relative value addition of the extension period for the new licensee, compared to the value of the licences auctioned, is derived by using a model for the development of EBITDA for an operator over time. A combination of these two is used to calculate fees that match the opportunity costs of extension. Thus, optimum alignment is achieved with the policy objective of using licence fees only to promote efficient use of spectrum, while avoiding state aid at the same time. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Poort, Joost] Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands; [Kerste, Marco] SEO Econ Res, Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Poort, J (corresponding author), Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law, Kloveniersburgwal 48, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "poort@uva.nl; m.kerste@seo.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Poort, Joost/0000-0003-4611-8816", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1085.0, "End Page": 1094.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Srinuan, P; Srinuan, C; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Srinuan, Pratompong; Srinuan, Chalita; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An empirical analysis of multiple services and choices of consumer in the Swedish telecommunications market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "10th Conference on Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-Economics (CTTE)", "Conference Date": 2011.0, "Conference Location": "GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multiple services; Lock-in; Switching costs; Generalized Poisson regression", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING SWITCHING COSTS; CUSTOMER RETENTION; MODEL; LOYALTY; CHURN; SATISFACTION; PORTABILITY; COMPETITION; PRODUCT; BUNDLES", "Abstract": "Received analyses state that firms can use a multiple services offering strategy to retain customers and capture new customers. Factors that determine the multiple services strategy include product discount, service provider and customer characteristics. Consequently, this study addresses the fundamental question: what are the key determining factors that explain the probability that a consumer buys multiple services? A generalized Poisson regression model is employed to examine whether the product discount, service provider, socio-economic variables and geographical location impact consumer decisions. Data from a national survey in 2009 commissioned by Post-och Telestyrelsen, the Swedish telecommunications regulator, are analyzed. The results clearly show that the discount, service provider and income of the consumer affect the consumer's buying decision. A consumer who receives a discount or has a high income is more likely to buy multiple services or select more services from the current service provider into his basket than a consumer who does not receive discount or has lower income. Service providers, cable TV operators and telecommunications carriers can also lock-in their consumer and expand their market position from one particular service to another using bundling service. Thus, this may be the time for the telecommunications regulator to consider the market definition. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Srinuan, Pratompong] Natl Broadcasting & Telecommun Commiss, Bangkok, Thailand; [Srinuan, Chalita] King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang, Adm & Management Coll, Bangkok, Thailand; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Srinuan, P (corresponding author), Natl Broadcasting & Telecommun Commiss, Bangkok, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "pratompong.s@nbtc.go.th", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 449.0, "End Page": 459.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dauvin, M; Grzybowski, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dauvin, Magali; Grzybowski, Lukasz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating broadband diffusion in the EU using NUTS 1 regional data", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband diffusion; Inter-platform competition; Intra-platform competition; LLU prices", "Keywords Plus": "EUROPEAN-UNION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "In this paper we use panel data on NUTS 1 regional data for 27 EU countries in the years 2006-2010 to analyze determinants of broadband diffusion. We estimate both linear demand specification and the logistic diffusion function.,We find that, after controlling for regional differences due to socioeconomic factors, inter-platform competition approximated by an inter-platform Herfindahl index has a significant positive impact on broadband diffusion. Broadband deployment is lower in countries in which DSL has a greater share in Internet access and it is higher in countries in which cable modem has a greater share in Internet access. Moreover, we find that competition between DSL providers has a significant and positive impact on broadband penetration. First, higher prices for a fully unbundled local loop connection, which represent the cost of providing copper-based Internet services, have a significant and negative impact on broadband penetration. Second, a greater incumbent share in DSL connections has a significant and negative impact on broadband penetration. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Dauvin, Magali] Univ Paris 10, F-92000 Nanterre, France; [Grzybowski, Lukasz] Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75013 Paris, France; [Grzybowski, Lukasz] Univ Cape Town, Fac Commerce, Sch Econ, ZA-7701 Cape Town, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Universite Paris Nanterre; IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris; University of Cape Town", "Reprint Addresses": "Dauvin, M (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75013 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "magali.dauvin@u-paris10.fr; lukasz.grzybowski@telecom-paristech.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Dauvin, Magali/0000-0002-0629-7082", "Funding Orgs": "Telecom Paris Tech; Economic Research Southern Africa", "Funding Name Preferred": "Telecom Paris Tech; Economic Research Southern Africa", "Funding Text": "We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from Telecom Paris Tech and the Economic Research Southern Africa.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 8.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 96.0, "End Page": 104.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, XQ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Xiaoqun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Income disparity and digital divide: The Internet Consumption Model and cross-country empirical research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Diffusion; Consumption; Income disparity; Global digital divide", "Keywords Plus": "USER ACCEPTANCE; TECHNOLOGY; DIFFUSION; DETERMINANTS; COMPUTER", "Abstract": "The Internet Consumption Model was developed by integrating the theoretical constructs from the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and the Consumption Theory. This model intended to extend the TAM by adding accessibility and affordability, two important factors that influence the Internet diffusion. It also intended to extend the Consumption Theory by adding the two psychological factors from the TAM-the perceived ease of use (PEU) and the perceived usefulness (PU) - as the determinants of preference. The theoretical extensions aimed at explaining the Internet consumption behavior by utilizing the vital constructs of the two major theories. Based on the Internet Consumption Model, the cross-country empirical research was conducted to examine the relationships between income, Gini index, and the pattern of the Internet diffusion curve. It showed that the developed countries had steeper Internet diffusion curves and shorter time lags than the developing countries. The GDP per capita had positive correlation with the slope of Internet diffusion curve, while Gini index had negative correlation. The divergence argument was strongly supported by the empirical analyses of this study, especially for the countries approaching the two extremes of the income spectrum. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Xiaoqun] Bowling Green State Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Bowling Green, OH 43403 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Ohio; Bowling Green State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, XQ (corresponding author), 707 6 St Apt 6, Bowling Green, OH 43402 USA.", "Email Addresses": "xzhang@bgsu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "xue, yuke/GLU-4949-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 61.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 68.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 89.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 515.0, "End Page": 529.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baldini, G; Holland, O; Stavroulaki, V; Tsagkaris, K; Demestichas, P; Polydoros, A; Karanasios, S; Allen, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baldini, Gianmarco; Holland, Oliver; Stavroulaki, Vera; Tsagkaris, Kostas; Demestichas, Panagiotis; Polydoros, Andreas; Karanasios, Stan; Allen, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution of cognitive radio technology in Europe: Regulatory and standardization aspects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum policies; Business models; Policy; EU; Regulation; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "DYNAMIC SPECTRUM ACCESS; MARKET", "Abstract": "Cognitive radio (CR) is considered a promising technology that could provide important benefits in the telecommunication domain. In Europe, the number of research projects, standardization activities and public consultations by the European Commission and regulatory authorities testify to the growing interest in CR. The introduction of CR in the telecommunication market may require new regulations or changes to the way spectrum is licensed and the conditions under which it can be used. The concepts of CR can be applied to various operational scenarios, which are described in this paper. This paper identifies the main challenges for the deployment of CR technology in Europe, provides an overview of the activities by European regulatory and standardization bodies to address the identified challenges and describes a roadmap with potential actions to support the adoption of CR technology. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Baldini, Gianmarco] Commiss European Communities, Joint Res Ctr, I-21027 Ispra, Italy; [Holland, Oliver] Kings Coll London, Ctr Telecommun Res, London WC2R 2LS, England; [Stavroulaki, Vera; Tsagkaris, Kostas; Demestichas, Panagiotis] Univ Piraeus, Piraeus, Greece; [Polydoros, Andreas] Univ Athens, Athens 15784, Greece; [Polydoros, Andreas] King Abdulaziz Univ, Jeddah 21589, Saudi Arabia; [Karanasios, Stan; Allen, David] Univ Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, W Yorkshire, England", "Affiliations": "European Commission Joint Research Centre; EC JRC ISPRA Site; University of London; King's College London; University of Piraeus; National & Kapodistrian University of Athens; King Abdulaziz University; University of Leeds", "Reprint Addresses": "Baldini, G (corresponding author), Commiss European Communities, Joint Res Ctr, Via Enrico Fermi 2749, I-21027 Ispra, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "gianmarco.baldini@jrc.ec.europa.eu; oliver.holland@kcl.ac.uk; vera@unipi.gr; ktsagk@unipi.gr; pdemest@unipi.gr; polydoros@phys.uoa.gr; S.Karanasios@lubs.leeds.ac.uk; D.Allen@lubs.leeds.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Tsagkaris, Kostas/A-3839-2008; Allen, David M/JTV-4098-2023; Karanasios, Stan/I-6377-2016", "ORCIDs": "Kritikou, Yiouli/0000-0003-0464-5722; Tsagkaris, Kostas/0000-0002-8694-0778; Stavroulaki, Vera/0000-0002-2918-6422; Karanasios, Stan/0000-0003-0937-6058", "Funding Orgs": "EC through the FP7 project ACROPOLIS [257626]", "Funding Name Preferred": "EC through the FP7 project ACROPOLIS", "Funding Text": "This work was funded by the EC through the FP7 project ACROPOLIS (257626). The authors would like to thank everyone involved.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 96.0, "End Page": 107.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwon, Y; Kim, BK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwon, Youngsun; Kim, Buhm-Kyu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Royalties vs. upfront lump-sum fees in data communication environments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Auction; Royalty; Lump-sum fee; Economies of scope", "Keywords Plus": "3G", "Abstract": "Mobile communications markets worldwide, today, are saturated, the number of mobile network operators (MNOs) in market is declining, mobile revenues are stagnant or falling. MNOs are becoming wireless Internet service providers, and economies of scope are strengthening. This paper challenges existing dominant views on spectrum assignment and license fee payments, estimates spectrum fees that MNOs would have paid under royalties and then compares them with upfront lump-sum fees actually paid by 3G licensees. This paper further proposes that governments need to consider assigning additional spectrum to incumbents as needs arise without using auctions and adopting royalties as a way of collecting spectrum fees should they collect them. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kwon, Youngsun; Kim, Buhm-Kyu] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Management Sci, Taejon 305701, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Management Sci, Taejon 305701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yokwon@kaist.ac.kr; eriol@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea; Korean Government [NRF-2010-327-B00134]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); Korean Government(Korean Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2010-327-B00134). We thank two referees for their constructive comments and we are solely responsible for any remaining errors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 127.0, "End Page": 139.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.017", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "905XJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301309200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Grove, N; Baumann, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Grove, Nico; Baumann, Oliver", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Complexity in the telecommunications industry: When integrating infrastructure and services backfires", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Complex systems; Organizational search; Organizational learning; Integration; Performance", "Keywords Plus": "LOCAL SEARCH; INNOVATION; EVOLUTION; IPTV", "Abstract": "The emergence of pure Internet-based service providers has put many integrated telecommunications firms - industry incumbents that provide services on their own infrastructure - under massive pressure. While various pure service providers enjoy high performance, the products offered by the incumbents often cannot compete on either price or user experience. Conventional wisdom, however, might suggest the opposite: that coordinating both infrastructure and services might allow the incumbents to reap synergy effects and create superior products. To address this issue, this paper applies a complex systems perspective to the telecommunications industry. It conceptualizes telecommunications firms to be searching for good configurations of interdependent service and infrastructure activities that need to fit together to achieve high-performing product systems. Using a simulation model, the paper shows that integrated operators can indeed take advantage of the interdependencies between the infrastructure and the service domain, resulting in superior product performance. Integrating infrastructure and services, however, can backfire: because learning about both domains and their interdependence requires more time, performance in the short run will be lower than that of pure service providers that can focus on adapting their service-related activities to an infrastructure that is beyond their control. The paper characterizes the conditions under which these effects can arise and concludes with implications for management and policy. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Baumann, Oliver] Univ So Denmark, Strateg Org Design Unit, Dept Mkt & Management, DK-5230 Odense M, Denmark; [Grove, Nico] Bauhaus Univ Weimar, Inst Infrastruct Econ & Management, D-99423 Weimar, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Southern Denmark; Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar", "Reprint Addresses": "Baumann, O (corresponding author), Univ So Denmark, Strateg Org Design Unit, Dept Mkt & Management, Campusvej 55, DK-5230 Odense M, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "nico.grove@uni-weimar.de; oliv@sam.sdu.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Baumann, Oliver/0000-0002-0797-9464", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 40.0, "End Page": 50.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.019", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ruhle, EO; Brusic, I; Kittl, J; Ehrler, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ruhle, Ernst-Olav; Brusic, Igor; Kittl, Joerg; Ehrler, Matthias", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Next Generation Access (NGA) supply side interventions-An international comparison", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next Generation Access Networks (NGN/NGAN); Policy; Infrastructure investments; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Over the last years, technical and economic developments towards the deployment of Next Generation (Access) Networks have triggered discussions under which circumstances investments into physical infrastructure are economically viable. In many countries the discussion has arisen regarding conditions under which private investment will/will not be undertaken and whether or not in such cases public policy measures should support deployment. This could come in different ways-from incentivizing private investments to deploying new state-owned networks. Public policy can have an impact for example by intervening into a competitive market. The paper tries to provide answers as to why such interventions and supply side policies are undertaken (thereby referring to the central role that broadband infrastructures have for the economy) and how such interventions take place, for example an analysis of the public policy interventions to drive Next Generation Access Network deployment. The article thereby derives policy patterns that have occurred in different regions of the world. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ruhle, Ernst-Olav; Ehrler, Matthias] SBR Jucon Consulting, D-40477 Dusseldorf, Germany; [Ruhle, Ernst-Olav; Brusic, Igor; Kittl, Joerg] SBR Jucon Consulting, A-1010 Vienna, Austria", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ruhle, EO (corresponding author), SBR Jucon Consulting, Nordstr 116, D-40477 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "ruhle@sbr-net.com", "Researcher Ids": "Kittl, Jorge/L-7196-2016", "ORCIDs": "Kittl, Jorge/0000-0003-1475-0163", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 794.0, "End Page": 803.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karacuka, M; Haucap, J; Heimeshoff, U", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karacuka, Mehmet; Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition in Turkish mobile telecommunications markets: Price elasticities and network substitution", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Price elasticity; Fixed-mobile substitution; Dynamic panel data analysis", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; TELEPHONY; TESTS", "Abstract": "This paper estimates demand elasticities for Turkish mobile telecommunications markets. In contrast to most other studies, firm-level data is used to estimate dynamic panel data models including instrumental variable techniques. Both short- and long-run elasticities are calculated, yielding a long-run price elasticity of -0.72 for the post-paid market and of -0.33 for the pre-paid market. The short-run price elasticity is estimated to be -0.36 for the post-paid market and -0.20 for the pre-paid market In addition, there is evidence of fixed-to-mobile traffic substitution for consumers who use pre-paid cards. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Karacuka, Mehmet] Ege Univ, Dept Econ, TR-35100 Izmir, Turkey; [Haucap, Justus; Heimeshoff, Ulrich] Univ Dusseldorf, Dusseldorf Inst Competit Econ DICE, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ege University; Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Ege Univ, Dept Econ, TR-35100 Izmir, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "mehmet.karacuka@ege.edu.tr; justus.haucap@uni-duesseldorf.de; ulrich.heimeshoff@uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Karacuka, Mehmet/0000-0001-7507-2728; Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 202.0, "End Page": 210.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Strover, S; Choi, J; Schrubbe, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Strover, Sharon; Choi, Jaewon; Schrubbe, Alexis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband, rural contexts and local economic dynamics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Rural; Entrepreneurial; Digital venture", "Keywords Plus": "GROWTH; IMPACT; AREAS; US", "Abstract": "This research explores the relationship between broadband availability and quality and entrepreneurship in rural regions in three states. Using quantitative techniques, it investigates the unique properties of rural locations as they may bear on connectivity's associations with various types of entrepreneurial endeavors. It shows that digital ventures and sole proprietorships are both highly related to local broadband speeds, but that conditions of rurality mitigate those impacts, enhancing the proprietorship results attributable to broadband speed but depressing or reversing the presence of digital ventures in the most rural regions. The research throws into question how the assumptions of scaled efforts intrinsic to digital ventures may disadvantage or misrepresent the highly specific and low volume of enterprises in rural regions. It does appear that Internet speeds and services matter for rural regions, but understanding business dependence on the Internet must consider business sector and local business acumen and the local broadband environment.", "Addresses": "[Strover, Sharon] Univ Texas Austin, Austin, TX 78712 USA; [Choi, Jaewon] Northwestern Univ, Medill Sch Journalism Media & Integrated Mkt Commu, Evanston, IL USA; [Schrubbe, Alexis] Univ Chicago, Chicago, IL USA", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin; Northwestern University; University of Chicago", "Reprint Addresses": "Strover, S (corresponding author), Univ Texas Austin, Austin, TX 78712 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sharon.strover@austin.utexas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102720.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2024.102720", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OH8P6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001206476400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, B; Tang, X", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn; Tang, Xin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Using spectrum allocations to address indigenous rights claims: The case of New Zealand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum policy; Indigenous rights; New Zealand; Telecommunications markets", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTIONS; POLICY", "Abstract": "In February 2022, the New Zealand Government announced that a yet-to-be-formed Ma over bar ori Spectrum Entity would receive an ongoing allocation of 20 percent of future national commercial spectrum allocations, at no cost. This is in addition to the 25 percent of spectrum designated for 5G technology (mid-band, 3.4-3.8 GHz) under the Ma over bar ori Spectrum Working Group agreement. The novel arrangement, which creates a perpetual obligation rather than simply a one-off transfer, appears to settle a long-standing dispute between the Ma over bar ori indigenous people of New Zealand and the Government regarding a claim under an 1840 treaty that Ma over bar ori were entitled to a share of spectrum due to their historic property rights and the Government's obligation to ensure that their language could flourish. Further support apparently derives from New Zealand's obligations as a signatory to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The decision is notable for the lack of analysis of the expected effects on long-standing sector competition and efficiency objectives in the New Zealand telecommunications industry. Importantly, it introduces a tension into New Zealand spectrum policy between the (historic) allocation of spectrum rights to achieve the most economically efficient future outcome for the benefit of all New Zealanders (including all Ma over bar ori), and the (post-memorandum) allocation where a preferential set-aside has been created to address a narrow distributional objective in spectrum ownership and governance involving only a subset of the population identifying as Ma over bar ori. While raising the latter question, this paper addresses the competition and economic efficiency issues absent so far in official consideration of the arrangement. Using comparative economic and policy analysis, we find that while wealth and control is transferred from the Crown to the Ma over bar ori entity, the Ma over bar ori entity faces very different opportunities and incentives to deploy the spectrum in the most socially-useful manner compared to commercial operators. The set-aside creates both artificial scarcity for commercial spectrum and alters the strategic options for all parties due to the Ma over bar ori rights being perpetual and not subject to the same terms and conditions as commercial spectrum. Additional burdens are imposed on New Zealand telecommunications service consumers not borne by those in jurisdictions without such policies, and relative to the counterfactual of full open auction of the relevant rights. We conclude that the agreement effectively subjugates sector competition and efficiency objectives to distributional concerns. Furthermore, granting specific policy development rights to the Ma over bar ori entity suggests the agreement is not simply a vehicle for administering Ma over bar ori spectrum but instead establishes a constitutional co-governance partnership between a state agency and the Ma over bar ori entity governing future New Zealand spectrum policy. These fundamental changes to spectrum policy are unprecedented internationally.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn; Tang, Xin] Victoria Univ Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington", "Reprint Addresses": "Howell, B (corresponding author), Victoria Univ Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Howell, Bronwyn/0000-0001-9048-0674", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102642.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102642", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OL8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111199200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rehman, NU; Nunziante, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rehman, Naqeeb Ur; Nunziante, Giulia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effect of the digital economy on total factor productivity in European regions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; e-government; e-commerce; Internet; TFP", "Keywords Plus": "LABOR PRODUCTIVITY; PANEL-DATA; GROWTH; ICT; INFORMATION; COUNTRIES; IMPACTS; OUTPUT; TESTS", "Abstract": "The digital economy, most backed by proliferation of information and technology (ICTs), provides impressive opportunities for firms, regions and countries productivity growth. This paper investigates the effect of the digital economy proxied by e-government, e-commerce, and household internet users at home on total factor productivity-measured using To center dot rnqvist index across 182 EU27 NUTS2 regions over the period 2006 to 2020. For robustness of the results, we also use Malmquist index method. By deploying system GMM estimation, we find that digital economy has positive and significant impact on total factor productivity across the European regions. Therefore, public policies should support investment in digital infrastructure, and improve the digital literacy across laggard regions of Europe. Such policies would remove digital inequalities across European regions and increase total factor productivity towards EU social and economic cohesion.", "Addresses": "[Rehman, Naqeeb Ur] Westminster Int Univ, Business & Econ SOBE, Tashkent, Uzbekistan; [Nunziante, Giulia] Univ Salerno, Salerno, Italy", "Affiliations": "Westminster International University Tashkent; University of Salerno", "Reprint Addresses": "Rehman, NU (corresponding author), Westminster Int Univ, Business & Econ SOBE, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.", "Email Addresses": "nrehman@wiut.uz; Giulia.nunziante5@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "ur rehman, naqeeb/0000-0003-1015-2588", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 54.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 54.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102650.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102650", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OW1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111209500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ho, MS; Nomura, K; Samuels, JD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ho, Mun S.; Nomura, Koji; Samuels, Jon D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The growing impact of ICT productivity via the cost of capital: Evidence from the US and Japan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Total factor productivity; Computer industry; User cost of capital; Information and communication technology", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "We identify and measure two impacts of industry-level total factor productivity (TFP) growth on aggregate price change in the U.S. and Japan. The first is a standard effect from the definition of aggregate GDP. TFP change lowers aggregate prices ceteris paribus. The second is that a change in TFP in the production of investment goods lowers the cost of capital via lower investment prices. We call this the cost-of-capital effect and formulate an expanded growth accounting framework to capture both effects. We apply it to a harmonized dataset for the two countries and find that the standard effect has fallen since the peak around 2000 due to lower TFP growth and a diminished share of GDP. However, the cost-of-capital effect has risen in importance and offsets part of this decline in the standard effect.", "Addresses": "[Ho, Mun S.] Harvard Univ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Nomura, Koji] Keio Univ, Keio, Japan; [Samuels, Jon D.] Bur Econ Anal, Suitland, MD USA", "Affiliations": "Harvard University; Keio University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ho, MS (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "munho@seas.harvard.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102635.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102635", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2023", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "U6TC2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001086099000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fayyad, MI; Al-Nazir, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fayyad, Mahmoud I.; Al-Nazir, Rannen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inequality of bargaining power in cellular telecommunication services agreements", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumer protection; Mobile phone services; Communication services in Palestine; Consumer Palestine", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER-PROTECTION; MOBILE; CONTRACTS; BEHAVIOR; LAW", "Abstract": "This research examined the inequality of bargaining power between the contracting parties in mobile phone service contracts in the West Bank, Palestine. It identified several legislative gaps in regulating the requirements of this balance. Also, the relevant government departments and civil society organizations do not provide adequate consumer support in these contracts. The field research showed the respondents' dissatisfaction with communication service providers' compliance with the balanced contractual relationship requirements. What are the features and reasons for this imbalance? To what extent do neighboring countries introduce regulatory solutions to ensure the balance of the contractual relationship during this phase? What solutions would be proposed to ensure the balance of the contractual relationship during this phase? This research proposed legislative amendments to provide a balanced representation of consumer interests compared to providers.", "Addresses": "[Fayyad, Mahmoud I.] Univ Sharjah, Coll Law, Sharjah, U Arab Emirates; [Al-Nazir, Rannen] Palestinian Land Author, Ramallah, Palestine", "Affiliations": "University of Sharjah", "Reprint Addresses": "Fayyad, MI (corresponding author), Univ Sharjah, Coll Law, Sharjah, U Arab Emirates.", "Email Addresses": "mfayyad@sharjah.ac.ae; raneen98@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Fayyad, Mahmoud/0000-0002-4525-7876", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102540.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102540", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "F4LL4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000982077100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Doyar, BV; Rzali, S; Dikkaya, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Doyar, Bayram Veli; Rzali, Shamsi; Dikkaya, Mehmet", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Development of the ICT sector and the determinants of Internet use in the Southern Caucasus", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Innovation; ICT; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Georgia", "Keywords Plus": "SAMPLE SELECTION; GENDER; ADOPTION; USAGE; DIVIDE; PATTERNS; ARMENIA; EUROPE; MODELS; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This paper examines Internet use in the Southern Caucasus by qualitative and quantitative methods. Firstly, as the developments in ICTs affect Internet use, the macroeconomic problems faced in the development of the sector are qualitatively analyzed. It is seen that high Internet service prices, government dominance, and lack of competition in the ICT sector as well as the wars in some regions are obstacles to Internet use. Finally, the determinants of Internet use are explored using survey data and employing microeconometric techniques considering sample se-lection. The empirical findings, inter alia, indicate that key variables contributing to frequent Internet use are computer ability in Armenia and computer ownership in Azerbaijan, and mobile phone ownership in Georgia.", "Addresses": "[Doyar, Bayram Veli] Suleyman Demirel Univ, Dept Econ, Isparta, Turkiye; [Rzali, Shamsi] Azerbaijan State Univ Econ UNEC, Dept Econ & Business Adm, Baku, Azerbaijan; [Dikkaya, Mehmet] Kirikkale Univ, Dept Econ, Kirikkale, Turkiye", "Affiliations": "Suleyman Demirel University; Ministry of Education of Azerbaijan Republic; Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC); Kirikkale University", "Reprint Addresses": "Doyar, BV (corresponding author), Suleyman Demirel Univ, Dept Econ, Isparta, Turkiye.", "Email Addresses": "velidoyar@sdu.edu.tr; shamsi-rzali@unec.edu.az; mdikkaya@kku.edu.tr", "Researcher Ids": "Doyar, Bayram Veli/GSJ-4011-2022; Dikkaya, Mehmet/A-2152-2016", "ORCIDs": "Doyar, Bayram Veli/0000-0002-4886-7709; Dikkaya, Mehmet/0000-0002-5923-3787", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 122.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102455.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102455", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 26.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L4FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923738100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Awad, A; Albaity, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Awad, Atif; Albaity, Mohamed", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: Transmission channels and effects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology; Transmission channels; Economic growth; Sub-Saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ICT; INCLUSIVE HUMAN-DEVELOPMENT; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; MOBILE PHONE; PANEL-DATA; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; CROSS-SECTION; BROAD-BAND", "Abstract": "Despite significant progress in the empirical analysis of the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on economic growth, previous studies have not empirically examined the mechanisms by which ICT hinders or expands economic growth. The specific aim of the present study was to identify the transmission channels through which ICT contributes to economic growth. The examined channels included; openness, FDI inflows, education, domestic investment, political institution, and inflation. The study employed the panel-corrected standard errors (PCSE) and system two step system GMM techniques on a sample of 44 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) over the period 2004-2020. Using an ICT composite index, the causal mediation analysis identified that ICT contributed directly to growth, as proposed by the growth theories. Furthermore, the same analysis identified; domestic investment, openness, and education as crucial variables through which ICT penetration indirectly promoted per capita growth in the SSA region. The robustness of this result was verified using a variety of tools. The present findings suggested that the current efforts to expand ICTs in Sub-Saharan Africa should be continued since this sector has a considerable indirect impact on promoting economic growth.", "Addresses": "[Awad, Atif; Albaity, Mohamed] Univ Sharjah, Coll Business Adm, Dept Finance & Econ, Sharjah, U Arab Emirates", "Affiliations": "University of Sharjah", "Reprint Addresses": "Awad, A (corresponding author), Univ Sharjah, Coll Business Adm, Dept Finance & Econ, Sharjah, U Arab Emirates.", "Email Addresses": "aawoad@sharjah.ac.ae; malbaity@sharjah.ac.ae", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Albaity, Mohamed/0000-0002-0805-8392", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 230.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102381.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102381", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fernández-Bonilla, F; Gijón, C; De la Vega, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fernandez-Bonilla, Fernando; Gijon, Covadonga; De la Vega, Barbara", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "E-commerce in Spain: Determining factors and the importance of the e-trust", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-commerce; e-trust; Internet; Logit; Consumers", "Keywords Plus": "ICT USE; ACCEPTANCE; MODEL; ADOPTION; DRIVERS", "Abstract": "This paper identifies and estimates the determinants for participating in e-commerce and developing e-trust, as well as the importance of e-trust for e-commerce in Spain. For its analysis, a national survey from 2014 to 2019 is used and the logit model is implemented. It is concluded that the e-trust is a determining factor in e-commerce, and the improvement of equality education helps the growth of online commerce and e-trust. In turn, e-trust encourages the use of all digital resources.", "Addresses": "[Fernandez-Bonilla, Fernando] UNED, Appl Econ Dept, C Obispo Trejo,2, Madrid 28040, Spain; [Gijon, Covadonga] UNED Natl Univ Distance Educ, Madrid, Spain; [De la Vega, Barbara] Univ Carlos III Madrid, Private Law Dept, C Madrid,126, Madrid 28903, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Carlos III de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Gijón, C (corresponding author), UNED Natl Univ Distance Educ, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "fernando.f.bonilla@gmail.com; cgijon@cee.uned.es; blvega@der-pr.uc3m.es", "Researcher Ids": "Gijon, Covadonga/KFS-7630-2024", "ORCIDs": "Gijon, Covadonga/0000-0001-5779-3118", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102280.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102280", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Preissl, B; Howell, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Preissl, Brigitte; Howell, Bronwyn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The demand for broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Preissl, Brigitte] Bonner Str 1, D-14197 Berlin, Germany; [Howell, Bronwyn] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Room 510,Rutherford House,23 Lambton Quay,POB 600, Wellington, New Zealand", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington", "Reprint Addresses": "Preissl, B (corresponding author), Bonner Str 1, D-14197 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "b.preissl@online.de; bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102223.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102223", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mora-Rivera, J; García-Mora, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mora-Rivera, Jorge; Garcia-Mora, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet access and poverty reduction: Evidence from rural and urban Mexico", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet access; Poverty; Matching; Rural; Urban; Mexico", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Using data from Mexico's 2016 National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (ENIGH), we estimate the impact of Internet access on the multidimensional and income poverty of rural and urban Mexico. Based on a Propensity Score Matching approach, our results show that Internet access helps reduce poverty levels in Mexico. Findings also reveal differentiated effects in the two indicators accounting for greater deprivation. The impacts on reducing extreme income poverty and extreme multidimensional poverty are more significant for the rural sector than for the urban sector. The results suggest policy measures aimed at solving issues that limit Internet access for individuals and households with higher social vulnerability, thereby contributing to a reduction of the poverty levels experienced by an important segment of Mexico's population.", "Addresses": "[Mora-Rivera, Jorge] Sch Social Sci & Govt, Tecnol Monterrey, Mexico City 14380, DF, Mexico; [Garcia-Mora, Fernando] El Colegio Mexico AC, Carretera Picacho Ajusco 20, Mexico City 14110, DF, Mexico", "Affiliations": "Tecnologico de Monterrey; Colegio de Mexico", "Reprint Addresses": "Mora-Rivera, J (corresponding author), Sch Social Sci & Govt, Tecnol Monterrey, Mexico City 14380, DF, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "jjmora@tec.mx; fernando.garcia@colmex.mx", "Researcher Ids": "Mora-Rivera, Jorge/HLP-7184-2023", "ORCIDs": "Mora-Rivera, Jorge/0000-0003-0838-9551; Garcia Mora, Fernando/0000-0001-6858-4952", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 103.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 61.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 61.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 87.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102076.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102076", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vesnic-Alujevic, L; Nascimento, S; Pólvora, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vesnic-Alujevic, Lucia; Nascimento, Susana; Polvora, Alexandre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Societal and ethical impacts of artificial intelligence: Critical notes on European policy frameworks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "BIG DATA; PHENOMENOLOGY; TECHNOLOGIES; SCIENCE; BIAS", "Abstract": "This paper offers a critical review on conditions and impacts of AI/ML in society, with a dedicated overview of the European AI policy framework. Through the analysis of policy papers produced by European institutions, European national governments and other organisations situated between research and policy-making, we bring an overarching outlook of key ethical and societal issues currently under discussion at the intersection of European policy agendas and recent literature on the topic. Our findings show that 21 analysed documents look both at individual and societal impacts, with their understanding generally aligned in calls for more responsibility, accountability, transparency, safety or trust. Furthermore, our findings also point to the necessity of more integrated approaches between governments, industry and academia stakeholders, and above all, to the need of applied multidisciplinary frameworks, supported by both anticipatory outlooks and public engagement exercises able to tackle the often excessive technicality of the debate.", "Addresses": "[Vesnic-Alujevic, Lucia; Nascimento, Susana; Polvora, Alexandre] European Commiss Joint Res Ctr, Rue Champ de Mars 21, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "European Commission Joint Research Centre", "Reprint Addresses": "Vesnic-Alujevic, L (corresponding author), European Commiss Joint Res Ctr, Rue Champ de Mars 21, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "lucia.vesnic-alujevic@ec.europa.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Vesnic Alujevic, Lucia/0000-0001-8097-1939; Nascimento, Susana/0000-0002-1813-1880", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 122.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 42.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 43.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 12.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 54.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101961.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101961", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tang, ZW; Jayakar, K; Feng, XD; Zhang, HP; Peng, RX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tang, Zhiwei; Jayakar, Krishna; Feng, Xiaodong; Zhang, Huiping; Peng, Rachel X.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Identifying smart city archetypes from the bottom up: A content analysis of municipal plans", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart city; Urban planning; ICT use; Content analysis", "Keywords Plus": "CITIES; INITIATIVES; FRAMEWORK", "Abstract": "This paper presents a comparative analysis of 60 municipal smart city plans drawn from countries around the world, with the goal of enumerating the specific policies and programs that are included under the general rubric of smart city initiatives. The objective is to identify the combinations of projects that are most often deployed together, and thus to define archetypes or models in smart city development. We follow an inductive method and conduct content analysis of 60 smart city plans, with each plan coded for the presence or absence of activity in 25 program categories. Cluster analysis identified four different models: an essential services model, smart transportation model, broad spectrum model, and a business ecosystem model.", "Addresses": "[Tang, Zhiwei; Feng, Xiaodong; Zhang, Huiping] Univ Elect Sci & Technol China, Sch Publ Adm, Chengdu, Sichuan, Peoples R China; [Jayakar, Krishna; Peng, Rachel X.] Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Electronic Science & Technology of China; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Jayakar, K (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Donald P Bellisario Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kpj1@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Peng, Rachel/IQW-8631-2023; Feng, Xiaodong/I-5513-2014", "ORCIDs": ", feng xiao dong/0000-0001-9975-9807; Peng, Rachel/0000-0001-5520-3364; Feng, Xiaodong/0000-0002-5058-6527", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Foundation of China [17BGL263]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Foundation of China(National Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 17BGL263).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 44.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101834.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101834", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The internet-growth link: An examination of studies with conflicting results and new evidence on the network effect", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Growth; Network effect", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; ICT", "Abstract": "Choi and Hoon Yi (2009), using panel data for 207 economies over the period 1990-2000, find that the Internet has significant positive effects on economic growth. Maurseth (2018), re-examining Choi and Yi's work with the dataset extended to 2015, produces the opposite results: the effect of the internet on growth is negative and significant. Motivated by this intriguing issue, this paper conducts a rigorous examination of the growth effect of the internet on growth in a special way. It first uncovers the problem that plagues the approach employed by the two studies. It then proposes a modified model, which overcomes this problem and controls as far as possible the concerns of endogeneity and omitted variable bias. The paper finds solid evidence on the effect of internet penetration on growth and the existence of the network effect. That is, the growth effect of internet penetration in a given country increases as the size of its internet network expands.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong M.] Natl Univ Singapore, LKYSPP, Singapore 259772, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, KM (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, LKYSPP, Singapore 259772, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS", "Funding Name Preferred": "Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS", "Funding Text": "I thank the two anonymous reviewers for valuable comments/suggestions and acknowledge the staff research support grant provided by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 23.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 474.0, "End Page": 483.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sudtasan, T; Mitomo, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sudtasan, Tatcha; Mitomo, Hitoshi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Internet of Things as an accelerator of advancement of broadband networks: A case of Thailand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "21st ITS Biennial Conference on Interconnecting Everything - Harnessing Business, Policy and Smart Societies", "Conference Date": "JUN, 2016", "Conference Location": "Yuan Ze Univ, Taipei, TAIWAN", "Conference Sponsor": "Natl Chengchi Univ,Shih Hsin Univ,Taiwan Commun Soc", "Conference Host": "Yuan Ze Univ", "Author Keywords": "Internet of Things; Advanced broadband network; Bivariate probit", "Keywords Plus": "HIGH-SPEED INTERNET; AGE-DIFFERENCES; ACCEPTANCE; ADOPTION; DRIVERS; ACCESS; DETERMINANTS; VISION; DEMAND; GENDER", "Abstract": "The advanced development of broadband access is an inevitable step toward supportive daily lives and sustainable economic growth. However, the decisive outcome of the development relies heavily on the demand side. Consumer choice among advanced Internet broadband technologies will determine the achievement of the development. This study aims to illustrate that consumer decisions on choices of advanced Internet access are influenced by the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) applications. A bivariate probit model is applied to examine the effects of IoT, consumer's individual characteristics, and their current use of networks on their decision pertaining to the choice of advanced Internet access. Using Thailand as a case study, the result indicates that the emergence of loT applications accelerates the adoption of both advanced mobile broadband (5G) and advanced fixed broadband (FTTH). This finding may help policy makers to optimize the future direction of the Internet infrastructure development in Thailand, and also countries in a similar stage.", "Addresses": "[Sudtasan, Tatcha; Mitomo, Hitoshi] Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Nishi Waseda Bldg 7F,1-21-1 Nishi Waseda, Tokyo 1690051, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sudtasan, T (corresponding author), Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Nishi Waseda Bldg 7F,1-21-1 Nishi Waseda, Tokyo 1690051, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "s.tatcha@fuji.waseda.jp; mitomo@waseda.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sudtasan, Tatcha/0000-0001-6680-6881", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 293.0, "End Page": 303.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GO7PU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000440264400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rajabiun, R; Middleton, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rajabiun, Reza; Middleton, Catherine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Strategic choice and broadband divergence in the transition to next generation networks: Evidence from Canada and the U.S", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Innovation; Creative destruction; Strategy; Technological change", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; TELECOMS; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This article investigates how infrastructure competition among broadband network infrastructure operators in Canada and the U.S. has influenced their incentives to increase fixed broadband connection speeds and invest in next generation fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) technologies. The evolution of measured broadband speeds since the late 2000s documents growing differences in the incentives of dominant broadband operators to respond to demand for higher speed connectivity by increasing connectivity speeds they deliver to their customers. Dominant network operators in Canada have shown relatively stronger incentives than their counterparts in the U.S. to invest in and increase the capacity of legacy platforms. In the U.S. FTTP deployment incentives have been somewhat stronger, but network operators have been more reluctant to upgrade legacy technologies to deliver higher speeds. Diversity of strategic choices by large operators helps explain increasing regional and local broadband infrastructure gaps within the two countries. A high dividend payout financial strategy and increasing vertical integration appear to enhance the potential for overinvestment and inefficient duplication in legacy platforms by competing infrastructure providers.", "Addresses": "[Rajabiun, Reza; Middleton, Catherine] Ryerson Univ, Ted Rogers Sch Informat Technol Management, 350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada", "Affiliations": "Toronto Metropolitan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rajabiun, R (corresponding author), Ryerson Univ, Ted Rogers Sch Informat Technol Management, 350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "reza.rajabiun@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Canada Research Chairs program; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada); Ryerson University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Canada Research Chairs program(Canada Research Chairs); Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada)(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)); Ryerson University", "Funding Text": "This research was undertaken, in part, thanks to funding from the Canada Research Chairs program and was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada) and Ryerson University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 37.0, "End Page": 50.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bichler, M; Gretschko, V; Janssen, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bichler, Martin; Gretschko, Vitali; Janssen, Maarten", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Bargaining in spectrum auctions: A review of the German auction in 2015", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Auctions; Spectrum auctions; Bargaining; Transparency; Allocative externalities; Efficient markets", "Keywords Plus": "SIMULTANEOUS ASCENDING AUCTION; EQUILIBRIUM; AFTERMARKET", "Abstract": "Germany was the first country in Europe that auctioned off spectrum in the valuable 700 MHz band for mobile telecommunication usage. The German regulator decided to sell this spectrum together with spectrum in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz legacy bands. With only the three incumbent operators bidding in the auction and a relatively transparent auction design, it was possible to get a very clear impression of the actual bidding behaviour. We show that in the beginning of the auction, bidders were actively searching for a way to allocate the available spectrum that all bidders could agree to at low prices. Bidders were teaching each other what they should bid and were providing carrots and sticks. When the excess demand was concentrated in one band only, bidders started to compete head on leading to a war of attrition. This competition only stopped when bidders started to raise prices in bands that were already cleared. We interpret this bidding behaviour in terms of bidders expressing allocative externalities and conclude that the ability to do so may be regarded as a positive aspect of the transparent design.", "Addresses": "[Bichler, Martin] Tech Univ Munich, Munich, Germany; [Gretschko, Vitali] ZEW Mannheim & TWS Partners AG, Munich, Germany; [Janssen, Maarten] Univ Vienna, Vienna, Austria; [Janssen, Maarten] Higher Sch Econ, Moscow, Russia", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Munich; Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); University of Vienna; HSE University (National Research University Higher School of Economics)", "Reprint Addresses": "Gretschko, V (corresponding author), ZEW Mannheim & TWS Partners AG, Munich, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "bichler@in.tum.de; gretschko@zew.de; maarten.janssen@univie.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "; Janssen, Maarten/B-8111-2016", "ORCIDs": "Gretschko, Vitali/0000-0002-2729-3814; Janssen, Maarten/0000-0002-0965-2369", "Funding Orgs": "DFG [BI 1057/4-1]; DFG Research Unit Design and Behavior: Economic Engineering of Firms and Markets [FOR 1371]; Oesterreichische Nationalbank(Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Anniversary Fund) [15994]", "Funding Name Preferred": "DFG(German Research Foundation (DFG)); DFG Research Unit Design and Behavior: Economic Engineering of Firms and Markets; Oesterreichische Nationalbank(Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Anniversary Fund)", "Funding Text": "Bichler's research was supported by the DFG project BI 1057/4-1.; Gretschko's research was supported by the DFG Research Unit Design and Behavior: Economic Engineering of Firms and Markets (FOR 1371).; Janssen's research was supported by funds of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank(Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Anniversary Fund, project number: 15994).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 325.0, "End Page": 340.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Irion, K; Helberger, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Irion, Kristina; Helberger, Natali", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Smart TV and the online media sector: User privacy in view of changing market realities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart TV; Online media; Media consumption; Monitoring; Media policy; Privacy; Fundamental rights", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Smart TV and online media enable precise monitoring of online media consumption, which also forms the basis for personalised recommendations. This new practice challenges EU policy in two respects. Firstly, the legality of monitoring individual media consumption and using personal data of users is primarily addressed under data protection law. Secondly, tracking of viewing behaviour and personalisation of media content can also affect individuals' freedom to receive information, as well as the realisation of media policy objectives such as media freedom and pluralism, implications that so far are not reflected in media law and policy, or only marginally. This article addresses the increasing reliance on personal data and personalised services in the audiovisual and online media sector and queries the appropriateness of the legal status quo in light of implementation and enforcement actions in Germany and the Netherlands. The analysis concludes with a call for media policy makers and regulators to pay more attention to the issue of 'smart surveillance' of media users, and develops a number of concrete recommendations on how to accommodate the specific privacy concerns of media users.", "Addresses": "[Irion, Kristina; Helberger, Natali] Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law IViR, POB 1030, NL-1000 BA Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Irion, K (corresponding author), Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law IViR, POB 1030, NL-1000 BA Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "k.irion@uva.nl; n.helberger@uva.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Helberger, Natali/0000-0003-1652-0580", "Funding Orgs": "European Research Council [638514]; European Research Council (ERC) [638514] Funding Source: European Research Council (ERC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Research Council(European Research Council (ERC)); European Research Council (ERC)(European Research Council (ERC)Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the European Research Council under Grant 638514 (PersoNews). Two anonymous JTPO reviewers' comments on earlier versions helped to improve the paper substantially.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 170.0, "End Page": 184.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ES9HW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000399868300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Conradi, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Conradi, Mike", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Undersea Network", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Conradi, Mike] DLA Piper, London, England", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Conradi, M (corresponding author), DLA Piper, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "mike.conradi@dlapiper.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 931.0, "End Page": 932.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whitacre, B; Rhinesmith, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whitacre, Brian; Rhinesmith, Colin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband un-adopters", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband un-adopters; Household broadband adoption; Multinomial logit; Broadband Lifeline Program", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION; TECHNOLOGY; INTERNET; DETERMINANTS; EXTENSION; DIVIDE; IMPACT", "Abstract": "An important but understudied aspect of the current broadband adoption situation is households that once had Internet connectivity but no longer do. These households, termed un-adopters, comprised 12% of all non-adopting households as of 2013. In comparison with their never-adopter counterparts, un-adopters are significantly more likely to cite cost, the potential to use the Internet elsewhere, and the inadequacy of their computer as reasons for their discontinued use. Using national data from the 2013 Current Population Survey, a multinomial logit model assesses the reasons that these households no longer maintain a broadband connection. The findings suggest that to reach unadopters, subsidized access may be warranted for households with incomes up to $40,000, and that programs on broadband awareness may be most effectively targeted towards retirees. These results are reinforced with recent data from the FCC's Low-Income Broadband Pilot Projects, where approximately 22% of those signing up for the program were previous un-adopters. Understanding and engaging un-adopters will be crucial as the FCC Low-income Broadband program and other adoption-oriented policies move forward. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, 504 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA; [Rhinesmith, Colin] Univ Oklahoma, 401W Brooks St, Norman, OK 73019 USA", "Affiliations": "Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater; University of Oklahoma System; University of Oklahoma - Norman", "Reprint Addresses": "Whitacre, B (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, 504 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA.", "Email Addresses": "brian.whitacre@okstate.edu; crhinesmith@ou.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828; Rhinesmith, Colin/0000-0002-5310-9195", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 13.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, CJ; Chuang, YF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chorng-Jian; Chuang, Yi-Fei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From Sluggish to Brisk: An analysis of Taiwan's cable TV digitalization policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cable TV; Digitalization; Five Forces Analysis; Digital convergence; Policy analysis; Price regulation", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; TELEVISION; US", "Abstract": "This paper analyzes the reasons for the slow implementation of the digitalization policy at the beginning and explains the negative implications of the market situation in 2012 when consumer sovereignty was not promoted, the user-pay concept was not implemented, and the channel market was not fully developed. Then, this paper reports on the rapid growth of the proportion of digital cable TV in Taiwan since 2012 based on the effectiveness of the digitalization policy, changes in the external environmental, and the slack industry (market) structure. Third and finally, we conduct an empirical analysis to verify the accuracy of the relevant inferences as well as the effectiveness of policies promoted by the central authority, the National Communications Commission (NCC). (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chorng-Jian] Natl Taipei Univ, Dept Econ, New Taipei 23741, Taiwan; [Liu, Chorng-Jian] Yuan Ze Univ, Innovat Ctr Big Data & Digital Convergence, Taoyuan, Taiwan; [Chuang, Yi-Fei] Ming Chuan Univ, Dept Business Adm, Taipei, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Taipei University; Yuan Ze University; Ming Chuan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chuang, YF (corresponding author), Ming Chuan Univ, Dept Business Adm, 250 Zhong Shan N Rd,Sec 5, Taipei, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "yfchuang@mail.mcu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 980.0, "End Page": 995.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DA4IC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000367762600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Aguado, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Miguel Aguado, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital Media Worlds - The New Economy of Media", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Miguel Aguado, Juan] Univ Murcia, Fac Comunicac & Documentac, Murcia, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Murcia", "Reprint Addresses": "Aguado, JM (corresponding author), Univ Murcia, Fac Comunicac & Documentac, Murcia, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jmaguado@um.es", "Researcher Ids": "Aguado, Juan Miguel/H-8559-2012", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 875.0, "End Page": 876.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Giovannetti, E; Sigloch, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Giovannetti, Emanuele; Sigloch, Sebastian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An Internet periphery study: Network centrality and clustering for mobile access in Bhutan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bhutan; Broadband mobile access; Internet connectivity; Centrality; Complexity; Networks; Digital divide; Rural broadband; ICT4D", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL NETWORK; VALUE CHAINS; MARKET; INDUSTRY; BAND", "Abstract": "This paper explores the upstream network connectivity structure of Bhutan's monopolistic supplier of broadband mobile access. It is claimed that the presence of a hierarchical and well interconnected network, matched with a price-matching promise, may provide a crucial early mover's advantage against the second country's mobile provider, and entrant into the broadband mobile access segment An upstream mobile connectivity dataset based on a large number of traceroutes was generated using Portolan, an Android's smartphones application. These data were used to perform an Internet Periphery Analysis highlighting the role played by existing connection agreements between Bhutan's incumbent network and other key international Internet providers. These international operators emerge as critical and central nodes for the Bhutanese interconnection network, a role providing them with a favourable bargaining position along the Internet end to end connectivity chain. The analysis identifies the need for regulatory authorities to address features of the hierarchical structure of network connectivity, in order to ensure cost-based network access, a precondition for entry and fair competition in the broadband mobile market. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Giovannetti, Emanuele] Anglia Ruskin Univ, Inst Int Management Practice, Cambridge CB1 1PT, England; [Giovannetti, Emanuele] Univ Verona, Dept Econ, I-37100 Verona, Italy; [Sigloch, Sebastian] Anglia Ruskin Univ, LAIBS, Cambridge CB1 1PT, England", "Affiliations": "Anglia Ruskin University; University of Verona; Anglia Ruskin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Giovannetti, E (corresponding author), Anglia Ruskin Univ, Inst Int Management Practice, East Rd, Cambridge CB1 1PT, England.", "Email Addresses": "Emanuele.giovannetti@anglia.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Giovannetti, Emanuele/A-4507-2014; Giovannetti, Emanuele/O-3007-2019", "ORCIDs": "Giovannetti, Emanuele/0000-0002-1231-7510; Giovannetti, Emanuele/0000-0002-1231-7510; Sigloch, Sebastian/0000-0002-3047-6048", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 608.0, "End Page": 622.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Graef, I; Wahyuningtyas, SY; Valcke, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Graef, Inge; Wahyuningtyas, Sih Yuliana; Valcke, Peggy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessing data access issues in online platforms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multi-sided platforms; Access regulation; User data; Essential facilities; Search engines; Online social networks; E-commerce platforms", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKETS; COMPETITION; TRINKO; IMS", "Abstract": "Online platforms have the characteristics of a particular type of market known as 'multi-sided'. These businesses create value by bringing advertisers and users together. Access to user data is critical to this process. On the basis of economic literature, the features of multi-sided platforms will be discussed. It will be argued that the characteristics of multi-sided platforms increase the likelihood that successful companies become dominant due to the existence of indirect network effects. In these circumstances, dominant platforms may foreclose competition by raising barriers to entry in the large collections of user data. This may give rise to access problems for competitors and new entrants that need access to data gathered by dominant platforms in order to provide competing or complementary services. A comparative legal analysis will be used to assess the standards that are applicable in the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) for finding liability for refusals to deal under antitrust or competition law. The private antitrust cases that have already occurred regarding access to user data in the US show that the scope of applicability of the US essential facilities doctrine is very limited after the judgment of the Supreme Court in Trinko. Although the European Commission and the European Court of Justice seem to be willing to accept liability for a refusal to deal more easily than their US counterparts, high legal hurdles still have to be met under the essential facilities doctrine in the EU. Nevertheless, there are scenarios in which liability for refusals to give access to data will likely be accepted in the EU. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Graef, Inge] Res Fdn Flanders FWO, Brussels, Belgium; [Graef, Inge; Wahyuningtyas, Sih Yuliana; Valcke, Peggy] Katholieke Univ Leuven, Interdisciplinary Ctr Law, B-3000 Louvain, Belgium; [Graef, Inge; Wahyuningtyas, Sih Yuliana; Valcke, Peggy] Katholieke Univ Leuven, ICT ICRI, IMinds, B-3000 Louvain, Belgium; [Wahyuningtyas, Sih Yuliana] Catholic Univ Indonesia, Atrna Jaya, Jakarta, Indonesia; [Valcke, Peggy] Univ Brussels HU Brussel, Brussels, Belgium; [Valcke, Peggy] European Univ Inst, Florence, Italy; [Valcke, Peggy] Tilburg Univ, NL-5000 LE Tilburg, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "KU Leuven; IMEC; KU Leuven; European University Institute; Tilburg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Graef, I (corresponding author), Res Fdn Flanders FWO, Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Inge.Graef@law.kuleuven.be; SihYuliana.Wahyuningtyas@law.kuleuven.be; Peggy.Valcke@law.kuleuven.be", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Wahyuningtyas, Sih Yuliana/0000-0001-6527-0405; Valcke, Peggy/0000-0002-8456-430X; Graef, Inge/0000-0001-5543-615X", "Funding Orgs": "Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO); iMinds; KU Leuven (OT-project Legal Norms for Online Social Networks: Case Study of Data Interoperability); IWT (EMSOC project)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO)(FWO); iMinds; KU Leuven (OT-project Legal Norms for Online Social Networks: Case Study of Data Interoperability); IWT (EMSOC project)", "Funding Text": "The research presented in this article has been funded by the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO), iMinds, KU Leuven (OT-project Legal Norms for Online Social Networks: Case Study of Data Interoperability) and IWT (EMSOC project). The authors would like to thank the participants of the 24th European Regional International Telecommunications Society Conference (20-23 October 2013, Florence) and the reviewers of Telecommunications Policy for their useful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 43.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 375.0, "End Page": 387.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hasbi, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hasbi, Maude", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service obligations and public payphone use: Is regulation still necessary in the era of mobile telephony?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service obligations; Public payphones", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORKS", "Abstract": "This paper analyses empirically whether universal service obligations for public payphone provision are still relevant in the European electronic communications market. It relies on micro-level data on 106,989 households from 27 EU countries, from 2005 to 2009, to estimate the impact of universal service obligations on public payphone use. A counterfactual scenario predicts the average use of public payphones if no universal service obligations were imposed in the EU countries. The estimation results show that universal service obligations do not have any significant impact on public payphone use. Only coverage obligations, i.e., when the law imposes a minimum number of payphones depending on the density of population, have a positive, though low, impact on payphone use. The counterfactual model predicts that if universal service obligations had been absent, between 2005 and 2009 public payphone use would have been 15% lower. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, F-75013 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "IMT - Institut Mines-Telecom; Institut Polytechnique de Paris; Telecom Paris", "Reprint Addresses": "Hasbi, M (corresponding author), Telecom ParisTech, Dept Econ & Social Sci, 46 Rue Barrault, F-75013 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "maude.hasbi@telecom.paristech.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 421.0, "End Page": 435.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tranos, E; Nijkamp, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tranos, Emmanouil; Nijkamp, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Special issue on mobile phone data and geographic modelling", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Tranos, Emmanouil] Univ Birmingham, Sch Geog Earth & Environm Sci, Birmingham B15 2TT, W Midlands, England; [Nijkamp, Peter] Free Univ Amsterdam, Dept Spatial Econ, NL-1081 HV Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Birmingham; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Tranos, E (corresponding author), Univ Birmingham, Sch Geog Earth & Environm Sci, Birmingham B15 2TT, W Midlands, England.", "Email Addresses": "e.tranos@bham.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Tranos, Emmanouil/0000-0002-9620-6542; Nijkamp, Peter/0000-0002-4068-8132", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 11.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 333.0, "End Page": 334.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schejter, AM; Yemini, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schejter, Amit M.; Yemini, Moran", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A time to scatter stones and a time to gather them1: Electronic media industries concentration trends in Israel 1984-2013", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Israel; Media concentration; New media; Vertical and horizontal integration; HHI", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study takes a holistic view of the audiovisual industries in Israel and describes the trends in ownership between 1984 and 2013. Market shares in 10 industries are described: broadcast television, radio, multichannel television platforms, cable and satellite delivered channels, broadband access, mobile communications, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), search engines and news websites. The data demonstrate that the Israeli system has come full circle from a government owned and operated monopoly in both the conduit and content markets it is heading toward new forms of non-competitive structures, with the rise of vertically integrated media conglomerates and highly concentrated content delivery systems. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Schejter, Amit M.] Ben Gurion Univ Negev, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel; [Schejter, Amit M.] Penn State Univ, University Pk, PA 16802 USA; [Yemini, Moran] Univ Haifa, IL-31999 Haifa, Israel", "Affiliations": "Ben Gurion University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park; University of Haifa", "Reprint Addresses": "Schejter, AM (corresponding author), Ben Gurion Univ Negev, POB 653, IL-84105 Beer Sheva, Israel.", "Email Addresses": "schejter@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/HKF-0246-2023", "ORCIDs": "SCHEJTER, AMIT Meshulam/0000-0002-3670-2165", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 112.0, "End Page": 126.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Barth, AK; Heimeshoff, U", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Barth, Anne-Kathrin; Heimeshoff, Ulrich", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does the growth of mobile markets cause the demise of fixed networks? - Evidence from the European Union", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Dynamic panel model; Fixed-mobile substitution; Telecommunication markets", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS SUBSTITUTION; PANEL-DATA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INFRASTRUCTURE; TELEPHONY; DEMAND", "Abstract": "The increasing usage of mobile communication and the declining demand for fixed line telephony in Europe make the analysis of substitutional effects between fixed and mobile networks a key aspect for future telecommunication regulation. Using a unique dataset which contains information on all 27 European Union members from 2003 to 2009, we analyze substitutability between fixed and mobile telecommunication services in Europe by applying dynamic panel data techniques. We find strong empirical evidence for substitution from fixed to cellular networks throughout Europe. In addition, the paper reveals resulting policy implications. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Barth, Anne-Kathrin; Heimeshoff, Ulrich] Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Barth, AK (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "barth@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de; heimeshoff@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 945.0, "End Page": 960.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "New models and conflicts in the interconnection and delivery of Internet-mediated content", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next generation network interconnection; Peering; Transiting; Internet; Carrier negotiations; Network neutrality; Open Internet", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper examines the dramatic changes in interconnection and compensation agreements between content providers and carriers resulting from increasing use of the Internet for bandwidth intensive carriage of video. It identifies two emerging models: (1) interconnection and compensation arrangements that increase the total payments to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from end users, upstream ISPs and content providers; and (2) strategies by content creators and distributors to achieve congestion-free delivery at the lowest cost. While supportive of commercially negotiated agreements, the paper suggests that the two emerging models will trigger more disputes as interconnecting parties increasingly lack motivation to cooperate in finding ways to balance traffic flows and instead seek ever increasing compensation. The paper recommends that National Regulatory Authorities require ISPs to engage in transparent network management practices, backed up with reporting requirements that can help identify the causes of congestion and degraded service. The paper also suggests ways for regulators to resolve disputes between ISPs and content providers that could harm consumers, particularly when retail ISPs, providing the first and last kilometer of service, seek to leverage access to end users by demanding surcharges from upstream carriers and content providers. By creating such a bottleneck, retail ISPs may reduce the value of Internet access subscriptions, or increase costs even when congestion remedies do not require more broadband network capacity. Reporting requirements can provide empirical data for necessary forensic investigations that can determine whether a massive increase in traffic volume has caused congestion, or a carrier has artificially created it by strategic allocation of existing bandwidth and switching capacity. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Penn State Univ, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Frieden, Robert/0000-0002-0002-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 970.0, "End Page": 978.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, H; Seo, DB; Kwak, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Heejin; Seo, Dong Back; Kwak, Jooyoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The rise of Asia in global standardization: A threat, opportunity or something else?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Lee, Heejin] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea; [Seo, Dong Back] Chungbuk Natl Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk, South Korea; [Kwak, Jooyoung] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Sch Business, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University; Chungbuk National University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, H (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Int Studies, Seoul 120749, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "heejinmelb@yonsei.ac.kr; dongbackseo@google.com; jooyoung.kwak@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 851.0, "End Page": 852.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AY5DN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347593500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Baigorri, CM; Maldonado, WFL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Baigorri, Carlos M.; Maldonado, Wilfredo F. L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Optimal mobile termination rate: The Brazilian mobile market case", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile termination rate; Waterbed effect; Monopolistic competition in mobile; telephony", "Keywords Plus": "CHARGES; TESTS", "Abstract": "This paper presents a study of the impacts of changes in the mobile termination rate in Brazil using 2008 as the base year. For this we use an extension of the monopolistic competition model used by Wright, Thompson, and Renard (2007) allowing for the charge of interconnection fee also from calls originating on mobile networks and differentiated prices for on-net and off-net calls. After calibration of the model parameters and estimation of the price elasticity of demand for mobile services, we conduct a comparative static analysis varying the mobile termination rate in order to find the optimal value for that parameter. Finally, we provide some discussions on policy regulation in that sector depending on the objective of the regulator agency. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Baigorri, Carlos M.; Maldonado, Wilfredo F. L.] Univ Catolica Brasilia, BR-70790160 Brasilia, DF, Brazil", "Affiliations": "Universidade Catolica de Brasilia", "Reprint Addresses": "Maldonado, WFL (corresponding author), Univ Catolica Brasilia, SGAN 916,Modulo B, BR-70790160 Brasilia, DF, Brazil.", "Email Addresses": "Baigorri@anatel.gov.br; wilfredo@pos.ucb.br", "Researcher Ids": "Maldonado, Wilfredo/AAA-7909-2021", "ORCIDs": "Maldonado, Wilfredo/0000-0001-9576-9418", "Funding Orgs": "CNPq (Brazil) [305317/2003-2, 472178/2006-7]", "Funding Name Preferred": "CNPq (Brazil)(Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientifico e Tecnologico (CNPQ))", "Funding Text": "Wilfredo L Maldonado thanks the financial support of CNPq (Brazil) through grants 305317/2003-2 and 472178/2006-7. He also acknowledges that the final revision was made during his academic visit to the Australian National University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 86.0, "End Page": 95.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Peha, JM; Mateus, AM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Peha, Jon M.; Mateus, Alexandre M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Policy implications of technology for detecting P2P and copyright violations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Peer to peer file sharing (P2P); Copyright; Network neutrality; Open Internet; Graduated response; Deep packet inspection", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The effectiveness of many proposed policies regarding both online copyright protection and network neutrality depend on the extent to which it is technically possible to detect peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P), the transfer of copyrighted files, or both. There are many detection approaches, some performed primarily by network operators and some by application-layer agents. This paper describes capabilities, limitations, privacy issues, and policy implications of detection technologies and their countermeasures, in part through quantitative analysis of empirical data. Different approaches are better for different purposes. Network operators are well-positioned to estimate how widespread copyright violations are, but application-layer detection from outside entities has important advantages when the purpose is punishment. Detection is also imperfect, so policies should require more transparency regarding how it is done than we see today. It is shown that, although network operators may not detect every transfer, and they typically miss more video than audio, they can identify most individuals who share copyrighted files via P2P after several weeks of monitoring provided that traffic is unencrypted, which is useful for some purposes. However, it is also shown that encryption is already in use, and it effectively prevents network operators from detecting transfers of copyrighted content. Thus, if network operators are held responsible for monitoring illegal file sharing, there is a tension between using detection to identify violators of copyright law for punishment, which may motivate even greater use of encryption, and using detection for other purposes such as creating fair compensation schemes for copyright-holders, warning users that they may be violating copyright law, or allocating network resources. Alternatively, there are forms of detection that are not evaded through encryption, and application-layer agents rather than network operators are primarily responsible for these. These copyright policy issues are intertwined with network neutrality policy in subtle ways. Network neutrality rules do not protect illegal transfers of copyrighted content, but if network operators are responsible for enforcement (as in graduated response) then regulators must determine when it is reasonable to terminate or degrade service based on allegations of copyright violation given the limitations of detection technology to prove those allegations. Allegations of copyright violation should be considered invalid unless they are accompanied with information about how detection was performed and an opportunity for rebuttal. Such transparency has been routinely lacking in both laws and industry agreements. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Peha, Jon M.; Mateus, Alexandre M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA; [Mateus, Alexandre M.] Inst Super Tecn, P-1049001 Lisbon, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; Universidade de Lisboa", "Reprint Addresses": "Peha, JM (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "peha@cmu.edu; amfmateus@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Program [SFRH/BD/27350/2006]; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [SFRH/BD/27350/2006] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Program; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "Support for this research was provided by the Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) through the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Program under Grant SFRH/BD/27350/2006.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 66.0, "End Page": 85.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nikou, S; Mezei, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nikou, Shahrokh; Mezei, Jozsef", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluation of mobile services and substantial adoption factors with Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile services; Service adoption; Adoption factors; Mobile service categories; Analytic Hierarchy Process", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; CONTEXT; PHONE", "Abstract": "Emergence of new technological innovations in networks, platforms, and applications has enabled service providers to gain back their massive investment in their infrastructures. However, due to lagging adoption, many service innovations have failed to generate profit. The adoption of different mobile service categories depends on several factors. The current explorative study aims to use Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to identify the most relevant mobile services for consumers and the factors driving the adoption. The results of the AHP analyses indicate that functionality of services is of utmost important for the majority of respondents. The results reveal that basic mobile communication services are the most preferred ones, although several services within different categories are available. The results have important implications for mobile network operators, service and application providers on how to develop and implement specific mobile services. The current study also offers new insights for researchers by showing that AHP is applicable to analyze consumers' preferences. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Nikou, Shahrokh; Mezei, Jozsef] Abo Akad Univ, IAMSR, Dept Informat Technol, Turku, Finland", "Affiliations": "Abo Akademi University", "Reprint Addresses": "Nikou, S (corresponding author), Abo Akad Univ, IAMSR, Dept Informat Technol, Turku, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "snikou@abo.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Nikou, Shahrokh/B-2644-2017", "ORCIDs": "Nikou, Shahrokh/0000-0002-0029-5852; Mezei, Jozsef/0000-0002-2156-8549", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 68.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 72.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 915.0, "End Page": 929.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mishra, V; Bisht, SS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mishra, Vishal; Bisht, Shailendra Singh", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile banking in a developing economy: A customer-centric model for policy formulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Financial inclusion; Mobile banking; Telecommunication infrastructure; Urban poor; Developing economy; India", "Keywords Plus": "ADOPTION", "Abstract": "India needs inclusive growth to pull millions out of poverty. Despite the best efforts of mainstream financial institutions, financial exclusion is depriving millions of poor any chance to attain adequate standard of living. Telecommunication infrastructure growth especially mobile phone penetration has created an opportunity for providing financial inclusion. The current state of mobile banking is characterized by a top-down approach. This paper presents a bottom-up approach of designing mobile banking service which would be acceptable and accessible to the poor customers. The results point to clear preference of the urban poor for a joint bank-telecom led mobile banking model. Conjoint analysis of the data points to preference for attributes related to security/safety of a bank along with the coverage, accessibility and nimbleness of a telecom service provider with minimal documentation. The paper in its conclusion exhorts the regulators, telecom service providers and financial institutions to involve end-users in order to create a sustainable mobile banking service for financial inclusion. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mishra, Vishal; Bisht, Shailendra Singh] IBS, Hyderabad 501203, Andhra Pradesh, India", "Affiliations": "The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education (IFHE); ICFAI Business School (IBS)", "Reprint Addresses": "Mishra, V (corresponding author), IBS, Dontanapalli Campus,Shankarpalli Rd, Hyderabad 501203, Andhra Pradesh, India.", "Email Addresses": "mevishal@gmail.com; shailendrabisht@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Bisht, Shailendra/U-8057-2017", "ORCIDs": "Bisht, Shailendra/0000-0001-7571-1470", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 78.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 86.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 72.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 503.0, "End Page": 514.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jung, HJ; Na, KY; Yoon, CH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jung, Hyun-Joon; Na, Kyoung-Youn; Yoon, Chang-Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The role of ICT in Korea's economic growth: Productivity changes across industries since the 1990s", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technological convergence; ICT development; Productivity; Regulatory policy", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; DEMAND", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the hypothesis that technological convergence has been a major driving force for the recent productivity increase in Korea. Based on the dynamic panel data of Korean industries, the direct impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on labor productivity is assessed through growth accounting, and the indirect network effect of ICT on industrial total factor productivity (TFP) is estimated. The results confirm the essential role of broadband networks for successful convergence. The policy implications for the regulatory change are drawn from the empirical analysis. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jung, Hyun-Joon] Korea Informat Soc Dev Inst, Seoul, South Korea; [Na, Kyoung-Youn; Yoon, Chang-Ho] Korea Univ, Dept Econ, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoon, CH (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Dept Econ, Anam Dong 5 Ga, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "chyoon@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "yoon, chang-ho/0000-0002-0168-3398", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology(Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST), Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This paper was supported by the second Brain Korea 21 Project of the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology. This paper was written when Chang-Ho Yoon was on sabbatical leave for a research project titled, Capitalism and Competition Law in Economic Development. The authors are grateful for constructive comments by three referees and conference participants at the ICT and Economic Growth session hosted by the International Telecommunications Society (ITS) 2010 conference in Tokyo. All remaining errors are ours.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 292.0, "End Page": 310.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Taipale, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Taipale, Sakari", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The use of e-government services and the Internet: The role of socio-demographic, economic and geographical predictors", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "e-government; Service; The Internet; Users; Adoption; Finland", "Keywords Plus": "ACCEPTANCE; ADOPTION; GENDER; DETERMINANTS; DIFFUSION; TRUST", "Abstract": "This article explores the use of e-government services from the perspective of digital divides. First, it aims to find out which socio-demographic, economic and geographical factors predict the use of e-government services. Second, the article aims to show whether these factors moderate the way in which the time spent on the Internet is associated with the use of e-government services. The article is based on survey data (N=612) collected in Finland in May-June 2011 and is analysed by using a logistic regression modelling. Results show that gender and income moderate the link between the Internet and e-government service use. The more that women use the Internet, the more they use the government's electronic services. However, among men, the use of e-services does not increase similarly with the use of the Internet. Regarding income indicators, results imply that e-service use increases with Internet use but only among the respondents with low income levels. Additionally, the article shows that education, children, income and the size of the place of residence have major effects on the use of the government's e-services. Lastly, the empirical results are briefly discussed in relation to the digital divide discussion and some policy implications are presented. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Jyvaskyla, Dept Social Sci & Philosophy, SF-40351 Jyvaskyla, Finland", "Affiliations": "University of Jyvaskyla", "Reprint Addresses": "Taipale, S (corresponding author), Univ Jyvaskyla, Dept Social Sci & Philosophy, POB 35, SF-40351 Jyvaskyla, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "sakari.taipale@jyu.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Taipale, Sakari/ABH-8927-2020; Taipale, Sakari/C-1296-2018", "ORCIDs": "Taipale, Sakari/0000-0001-8962-6226;", "Funding Orgs": "Academy of Finland [274 812]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Academy of Finland(Research Council of Finland)", "Funding Text": "I am grateful to the editor in chief and two anonymous referees for their valuable comments and suggestions. The funding received from Academy of Finland (Project No. 274 812) is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 67.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 72.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 93.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 413.0, "End Page": 422.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liao, CH; Lien, CY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liao, Chun-Hsiung; Lien, Chun-Yu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring the technology gap of APEC integrated telecommunications operators", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Efficiency; Technology gap; Integrated operators; APEC region; DEA meta-frontier", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; EFFICIENCY; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "This study measures and compares the technology gaps related to the efficiency of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) integrated telecommunications operators during a time period from 2001 to 2008 using the data envelopment analysis (DEA) meta-frontier approach. It is found that operators in the high penetration rate group have higher technical efficiency and smaller technology gaps on average than those in the low penetration rate group. However, operators with large amounts of revenue do not necessarily achieve higher efficiency and smaller technology gaps. Finally, policy implications on how to improve efficiency and reduce technology gaps in this sector are provided. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Liao, Chun-Hsiung] Natl Cheng Kung Univ, Dept Commun & Transportat Management, Tainan 70101, Taiwan; [Liao, Chun-Hsiung] Natl Cheng Kung Univ, Inst Telecommun Management, Tainan 70101, Taiwan; [Lien, Chun-Yu] Natl Cheng Kung Univ, Dept Transportat & Commun Management Sci, Tainan 70101, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Cheng Kung University; National Cheng Kung University; National Cheng Kung University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liao, CH (corresponding author), Natl Cheng Kung Univ, Dept Commun & Transportat Management, Tainan 70101, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "chliao@mail.ncku.edulw; monkey720923@tcm.ncku.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "Liao, Chun-Hsiung/G-4281-2013", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Council in Taiwan [NSC 99-2410-H-006 -021 -MY2]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Council in Taiwan(Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan)", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the Guest Editor and three anonymous referees of Telecommunications Policy for their constructive reports and very useful suggestions. Responsibility for any remaining errors is that of the authors. The authors appreciate the financial support of the National Science Council in Taiwan (NSC 99-2410-H-006 -021 -MY2).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 989.0, "End Page": 996.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mueller, ML", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mueller, Milton L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Managing the Infosphere: Governance, Technology, and Cultural Practice in Motion", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Mueller, Milton L.] Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA", "Affiliations": "Syracuse University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mueller, ML (corresponding author), Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Mueller@syr.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 594.0, "End Page": 594.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wagner, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wagner, Ben", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Push-button-autocracy in Tunisia: Analysing the role of Internet infrastructure, institutions and international markets in creating a Tunisian censorship regime", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Conference of the Global-Internet-Governance-Academic-Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Date": "MAY 06, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "Global Internet Governance Acad Network (GigaNet)", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Tunisia; Internet censorship; Freedom of expression; Arab Spring; Internet Freedom", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Internet censorship and control have been commonplace in Tunisia since the Internet became available to then public in 1996. It was not until the last days of the Jasmine revolution in January 2011 that the Tunisian government shut down the censorship regime, raising numerous questions about Internet censorship in Tunisia. This article will look at how former Tunisian president Ben Ali was able to shut down the Internet censorship regime within a matter of hours. In order to answer this question, it looks at the history of the Tunisian Internet and its Internet censorship regime, before analysing Internet architecture, Internet institutions, functional differentiation between elements of the regime and the role of international technology markets. Each of these factors contributes to the overall censorship regime and helps understand how former President Ben Ali was able to shutdown Internet censorship within a matter of hours. In conclusion, tracing the genesis of the Tunisian censorship regime may contribute to understanding the role of institutional, architectural and market-based factors in enabling other censorship regimes across the world. (C) 2012 Ben Wagner. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "European Univ Inst, Fiesole, Italy", "Affiliations": "European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Wagner, B (corresponding author), European Univ Inst, Fiesole, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "Ben.Wagner@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "Wagner, Ben/JCE-5508-2023; Wagner, Ben/GWV-4328-2022", "ORCIDs": "Wagner, Ben/0000-0002-2441-4043; Wagner, Ben/0000-0002-2441-4043", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 484.0, "End Page": 492.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hurkens, S; López, AL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hurkens, Sjaak; Lopez, Angel L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The welfare effects of mobile termination rate regulation in asymmetric oligopolies: The case of Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile termination rates; Network effects; Simulations; Telecommunications; Welfare", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK COMPETITION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ACCESS; BILL", "Abstract": "This paper examines the effects of mobile termination rate regulation in asymmetric oligopolies. It extends existing models of asymmetric duopoly and symmetric oligopoly where consumer expectations about market shares are passive. First, demand and product differentiation parameters are calibrated using detailed data from the Spanish market from 2010. Next, equilibrium outcomes and welfare effects under alternative scenarios of future termination rates are predicted. Lowering termination rates typically lowers profits of all networks and improves consumer and total surplus. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hurkens, Sjaak; Lopez, Angel L.] Univ Navarra, Publ Private Sect Res Ctr, IESE Business Sch, Barcelona 08034, Spain; [Hurkens, Sjaak] CSIC, Inst Econ Anal, Bellaterra 08193, Spain; [Hurkens, Sjaak] Campus UAB, Barcelona GSE, Bellaterra 08193, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Navarra; IESE Business School; Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC); CSIC - Institut d'Analisi Economica (IAE); Barcelona School of Economics; Autonomous University of Barcelona", "Reprint Addresses": "López, AL (corresponding author), Univ Navarra, Publ Private Sect Res Ctr, IESE Business Sch, Av Pearson 21, Barcelona 08034, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "sjaak.hurkens@iae.csic.es; alopezr@iese.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Lopez, Angel Luis/L-1082-2014; Hurkens, Sjaak/H-6287-2015", "ORCIDs": "Lopez, Angel Luis/0000-0002-6432-6814; Hurkens, Sjaak/0000-0002-8472-5740", "Funding Orgs": "Net Institute; Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation [ECO2009-12695]; Juan de la Cierva Program", "Funding Name Preferred": "Net Institute; Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation(Spanish Government); Juan de la Cierva Program", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to the guest editor, Carlo Cambini, and two anonymous referees for valuable comments and suggestions. Financial support from the Net Institute, http://www.Netinst.org is gratefully acknowledged. Hurkens gratefully acknowledges the financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation under ECO2009-12695. Lopez gratefully acknowledges the financial support from Juan de la Cierva Program.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 369.0, "End Page": 381.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "959KL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000305311200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ragoobar, T; Whalley, J; Harle, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ragoobar, Tricia; Whalley, Jason; Harle, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public and private intervention for next-generation access deployment: Possibilities for three European countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Intervention; Incentives; Next-generation access; United Kingdom; The Netherlands; Sweden", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "How next-generation access (NGA) deployment can be encouraged is a challenge that many countries are facing, and one that has been widely and actively discussed around the globe. This discussion has highlighted a dilemma that ultimately shapes investment-how to encourage the widespread deployment of NGA while enabling operators to achieve reasonable returns. This paper focuses on the tensions that arise as a consequence of this investment challenge in three countries - the Netherlands. Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK) - and uses the analysis of extensive data collection with k7ey actors to argue the case for the injection of public or private incentives. The paper finds that markets with competitive infrastructure will not benefit from public investment while markets with geographical constraints are in need of public support. The paper also explains that regulatory intervention is necessary in the early stage of NGA roll-out, even in currently competitive markets. In all the discussions it becomes evident that, among the three cases, the UK is most in need of public intervention. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ragoobar, Tricia; Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow G1 1QE, Lanark, Scotland; [Harle, David] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Glasgow G1 1XW, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Ragoobar, T (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Graham Hills Bldg,40 George St, Glasgow G1 1QE, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "tricia.ragoobar@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 827.0, "End Page": 841.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Collins, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Collins, Richard", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Governing global electronic networks. International perspectives on policy and power", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Collins, Richard] Open Univ, St Andrews, Fife, Scotland; [Collins, Richard] Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, Sch Publ & Dev Management, ZA-2050 Wits, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Open University - UK; University of Witwatersrand", "Reprint Addresses": "Collins, R (corresponding author), Open Univ, St Andrews, Fife, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "r.e.colline@open.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 211.0, "End Page": 212.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, YL; Tian, L; Li, CY; Wu, YF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Yu-li; Tian, Li; Li, Changyan; Wu, Yanfei", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analyzing the competitiveness and strategies of Chinese mobile network operators in the 5G era", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; 6G; Mobile network operators; Competitiveness analysis; Strategy; China", "Keywords Plus": "RESOURCES; INDUSTRY; VIEW", "Abstract": "With the biggest 5G market and largest 5G mobile network, China is leading 5G development worldwide. Chinese Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) play a significant role in China's 5G development, especially in the current stage of 5G commercialization. In addition, the Chinese government issued China Broadnet a 5G license, which may change the competitive landscape of MNOs. Based on in-depth interviews with experts and secondary data, this study first analyzes Chinese MNOs' competitiveness from three perspectives (i.e., the country -level, industry -level, and company -level). It then offers a summary of the four MNOs' strategies in developing 5G. This study could shed light on China's 5G development through the lens of MNOs and provide policy implications for developing 6G.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Yu-li] Shanghai Univ, Sch Journalism & Commun, Shanghai, Peoples R China; [Tian, Li] Peking Univ, Sch New Media, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Li, Changyan] Univ Ghent, Dept Commun Sci, Ghent, Belgium; [Wu, Yanfei] City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Tian, Li] 5 Yiheyuan Rd, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Shanghai University; Peking University; Ghent University; City University of Hong Kong", "Reprint Addresses": "Tian, L (corresponding author), 5 Yiheyuan Rd, Beijing 100871, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "tl12@pku.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Wu, Yanfei/I-2502-2014", "ORCIDs": "Wu, Yanfei/0009-0001-0131-4824; Li, Changyan/0009-0006-9109-4373", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 18.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102652.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102652", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2024", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JA4G1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001170410900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bustamante, P; Gomez, M; Lehr, W; Murtazashvili, I; Palida, A; Weiss, MBH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bustamante, Pedro; Gomez, Marcela; Lehr, William; Murtazashvili, Ilia; Palida, Ali; Weiss, Martin B. H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Examining the US amateur-radio community through a polycentricity lens", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Amateur radio; Open-ended innovation; Polycentricity; Unassigned spectrum rights; Social-service provision; Coproduction", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM", "Abstract": "Amateur radio (AR) operators provide societal services in public safety, spectrum applications, and training future experts. However, benefits derived from these services are challenging to define formally or contractually, resulting in potential under-provisioning in traditional market economies. We propose that communities like AR that aim to promote such open-ended innovation may not benefit from exclusive-resource rights and trading. Instead of market mechanisms, non-exclusive rights regimes can be analyzed through a lens of polycentricity, but such regimes require consensus on adaptable non-market governance rules and incentive-compatible mechanisms for monitoring, sanctioning, and exclusion of nonmembers. Our AR case study exemplifies stakeholders replacing market governance with nonexclusive property-rights models to harmonize diverse autonomous entities in producing open-ended societal services.", "Addresses": "[Bustamante, Pedro] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Informat Networking Inst, Pittsburgh, PA USA; [Gomez, Marcela] Univ Pittsburgh, Off Sr Vice Chancellor Res, Pittsburgh, PA USA; [Lehr, William] MIT, CSAIL, Cambridge, CA USA; [Murtazashvili, Ilia; Palida, Ali] Univ Pittsburgh, Ctr Governance & Markets, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA; [Weiss, Martin B. H.] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Comp & Informat, Pittsburgh, PA USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh; Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Palida, A (corresponding author), Univ Pittsburgh, Ctr Governance & Markets, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA.", "Email Addresses": "PJB63@pitt.edu; mmg62@pitt.edu; wlehr@mit.edu; ilia.murtazashvili@pitt.edu; AFP31@pitt.edu; mbw@pitt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "NSF [2132700]; Charles Koch Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "NSF(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Charles Koch Foundation", "Funding Text": "This work was funded in part by NSF Grant 2132700 and the Charles Koch Foundation. Authors Bustamante, Murtazashvili, Palida, and Weiss are affiliated with SpectrumX, An NSF Spectrum Innovation Institute (www. spectrumx.org). Lehr would like to acknowledge the support of MIT's CSAIL. The authors are also deeply indebted to Dr. Keith Greiner, AK0Q, for his thoughtful comments and discussion on an earlier version of this paper and for sharing his dataset. We thank Thomas Hazlett and seminar participants at TPRC49 for valuable comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102667.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102667", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OT3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111206700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sodokin, K; Djafon, JK; Dandonougbo, Y; Akakpo, A; Couchoro, MK; Agbodji, AE", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sodokin, Koffi; Djafon, Joseph Kokouvi; Dandonougbo, Yevesse; Akakpo, Afi; Couchoro, Mawuli K.; Agbodji, Akoete Ega", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technological change, completeness of financing microstructures, and impact on well-being and income inequality", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Financing microstructures; Microinsurance; Microfinance; Digital finance; Well-being; Income inequality", "Keywords Plus": "RURAL CREDIT PROGRAMS; HEALTH-INSURANCE; PROPENSITY SCORE; WOMENS EMPOWERMENT; HOUSEHOLD WELFARE; MICROFINANCE; MICROCREDIT; CONSUMPTION; GROWTH; VULNERABILITY", "Abstract": "Financing microstructures are increasingly recognized as critical for promoting financial inclusion and improving overall well-being in developing countries. In practice, the digital transformation in finance has the potential to accelerate the optimal functioning of financing microstructures, including households' access to microfinance and microinsurance. Increased access to finance can lead to a reduction in income inequality and overall well-being for households. This paper investigates the impact of access to digital finance and financing microstructures on household wellbeing and the reduction of income inequality. To achieve this, we use a combination of propensity score matching, double difference, and smooth instrumental quantile regression as estimation methods with two periods of survey data. Specifically, the paper uses the FinScope consumer data (2016) and the Harmonized Living Standards Measurement Study (2018) from Togo in a comparative perspective. The results suggest that access to both digital finance and financing microstructure is a cultural game-changer that significantly improves overall household wellbeing and contributes to reducing income inequality.", "Addresses": "[Sodokin, Koffi; Djafon, Joseph Kokouvi; Dandonougbo, Yevesse; Akakpo, Afi; Couchoro, Mawuli K.; Agbodji, Akoete Ega] Res Ctr Appl Econ & Management Org CREAMO, Lome, Togo; [Sodokin, Koffi; Djafon, Joseph Kokouvi; Dandonougbo, Yevesse; Akakpo, Afi; Couchoro, Mawuli K.; Agbodji, Akoete Ega] Univ Lome, Lome, Togo", "Affiliations": "University of Lome", "Reprint Addresses": "Sodokin, K (corresponding author), Res Ctr Appl Econ & Management Org CREAMO, Lome, Togo.", "Email Addresses": "ksodokin@univ-lome.tg; djafonjoseph@gmail.com; ydandonougbo@gmail.com; renceakakpo912@gmail.com; couchoro@hotmail.com; adagbodji@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "SODOKIN, ksodokin/IST-4018-2023", "ORCIDs": "SODOKIN, ksodokin/0000-0002-1763-4363; Kokouvi Joseph, DJAFON/0000-0003-0095-8940", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 110.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 16.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102571.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102571", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 38.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "J7NS3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001011458400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tjahja, N; Meyer, T; Shahin, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who do you think you are? Individual stakeholder identification and mobility at the Internet Governance Forum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance forum; Multistakeholderism; Stakeholder identification stakeholder mobility; Participation data; Effectiveness; Legitimacy", "Keywords Plus": "DEMOCRACY", "Abstract": "In order for the Internet Governance ecosystem to work effectively, it requires a variety of expertise and advice from different sectors and backgrounds. Drawing on the public Internet Governance Forum (IGF) participation lists from 2006 to 2019, this paper analyses how individual participants chose to identify themselves in the given frameworks applied across the IGFs, and how they 'travel' through the Internet Governance ecosystem over successive fora. Identifying 18,968 unique IGF participants from 2006 to 2019, representing 7326 unique organisations, this paper thus provides an unprecedented level of detail as to who is present in multistakeholder discussions. It sets the scene for a more reflective discussion on the inclusivity and effectiveness of the multistakeholder model pursued at the IGF and engages with literature in the field of stakeholder mobility and stakeholder interests, opening up potential for further research on the legitimacy of multistakeholderism.", "Addresses": "[Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] United Nations Univ Inst Comparat Reg Integrat St, Potterierei 72, B-8000 Brugge, Belgium; [Tjahja, Nadia; Meyer, Trisha; Shahin, Jamal] Vrije Univ Brussel, Brussels Sch Governance, Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium; [Shahin, Jamal] Univ Amsterdam, Amsterdam Sch Reg Transnatl & European Studies, Kloveniersburgwal 48, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Shahin, J (corresponding author), United Nations Univ Inst Comparat Reg Integrat St, Potterierei 72, B-8000 Brugge, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "j.b.shahin@uva.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Shahin, Jamal/IAP-6537-2023", "ORCIDs": "Shahin, Jamal/0000-0002-6194-3956; Tjahja, Nadia/0000-0001-6973-6313", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [51772077]; University of Henan Province [19IRTSTHN027]; Fundamental Research Funds for the Universities of Henan Province [NSFRF200101]; Key Scientific Research Projects of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province [22A430006]; Henan Polytechnic University [MDE2019-02]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); University of Henan Province; Fundamental Research Funds for the Universities of Henan Province; Key Scientific Research Projects of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province; Henan Polytechnic University", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (51772077) , Program for Innovative Research Team (in Science and Technology) in the University of Henan Province (19IRTSTHN027) , Fundamental Research Funds for the Universities of Henan Province (NSFRF200101) , Key Scientific Research Projects of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province (22A430006) , Henan Key Laboratory of Materials on Deep -Earth Engineering (Grant No. MDE2019-02, Henan Polytechnic University) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102410.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102410", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3U4XN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000840975700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bielov, C; Mitomo, H; Hämmäinen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bielov, Constantine; Mitomo, Hitoshi; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Efficiency frontier of OECD MNOs: Multinational vs Domestic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "MNO; Telecommunication; Efficiency; DEA; Multinational; Domestic", "Keywords Plus": "OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY; MOBILE OPERATORS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; PRODUCTIVITY; PERFORMANCE; COMPANIES; FOREIGN; FIRMS; DETERMINANTS; CORPORATIONS", "Abstract": "This paper evaluates the efficiency frontier of 34 mobile operators from OECD countries and compares the performance of multinational companies and domestic companies between 2014 and 2018. Unlike most previous studies, the present paper relies on non-financial data for both input and output variables. It uses slack-based Data Envelopment Analysis (SBM DEA) to obtain the efficiency scores. The efficiency scores were compared for the statistically significant differences using Mann-Whitney U test. Our findings showed domestic companies to be more efficient than multinational ones regardless of their scale. The suggested explanation is that domestic enterprises are better at managing their resources and more familiar with their local market. The results also indicate that the primary source of inefficiency was inadequate utilisation of the available spectrum range. These empirical findings provide extra insight to the managers in the industry on possible steps to reduce the efficiency from the perspective of non-financial data.", "Addresses": "[Bielov, Constantine; Mitomo, Hitoshi] Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Nishiwaseda 1-21-1, Tokyo 1690051, Japan; [Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Konemiehentie 2,POB 11000, Aalto 00076, Finland", "Affiliations": "Waseda University; Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bielov, C (corresponding author), Nishiwaseda 1-21-1, Tokyo 1690051, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "k.bielov@fuji.waseda.jp; mitomo@waseda.jp; heikki.hammainen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Bielov, Kostiantyn/0000-0003-0524-9465", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102344.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102344", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0O6ZZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000783673300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Griffin, M; Lyons, S; Mohan, G; Joseph, M; Mac Domhnaill, C; Evans, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Griffin, Mide; Lyons, Sean; Mohan, Gretta; Joseph, Merin; Mac Domhnaill, Ciaran; Evans, John", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Intra-operator mobile plan switching: Evidence from linked survey and billing microdata", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Consumer choice; Consumer demand; Microdata; Ireland", "Keywords Plus": "TELEPHONE SERVICE; CONSUMERS KNOW; CHOICE; MODEL; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; DEMAND; INFORMATION; SELECTION; BEHAVIOR; CHURN", "Abstract": "This paper examines consumers' intra-operator mobile phone plan switching in Ireland. It models the factors associated with switching outcomes, including the direction of change in expenditure and whether those who are observed to switch plans tend to arrive at more or less optimal plans given their usage. A dataset is employed that combines survey responses from mobile consumers with the same consumers' actual usage data in the period 2017-2019; this was collected by Ireland's national regulatory authority. The cost each consumer would have incurred on every plan offered in the market based on their observed usage is estimated. Using models that allow for selection into switching, associations between switching outcomes and demographic and user characteristics are modelled. Controls are included for plan and user attributes, including demographics and proxies for user sophistication and access to alternative communication options. A substantial proportion of intra-operator switchers in the sample increase expenditures when they switch plan. While many switchers move to plans that are more optimal given their usage, a slight majority move to plans that charge a higher price premium over the best available plan (based on observables) than the consumer's previous plan did. Few observable characteristics of consumers or plans seem to be significantly associated with which switches achieve greater optimality, although fixed operator effects are large and significant. These findings add to the weight of evidence which finds that many consumers fail to arrive at the best price even after switching.", "Addresses": "[Griffin, Mide; Lyons, Sean; Mohan, Gretta; Mac Domhnaill, Ciaran] Econ & Social Res Inst, Whitaker Sq, Dublin D02 K138 2, Ireland; [Lyons, Sean; Mohan, Gretta] Trinity Coll Dublin, Dept Econ, Dublin, Ireland; [Joseph, Merin; Evans, John] Commiss Commun Regulat, ComReg, Dublin, Ireland; [Mac Domhnaill, Ciaran] Univ St Andrews, St Andrews, Fife, Scotland", "Affiliations": "Economic & Social Research Institute (ESRI); Trinity College Dublin; University of St Andrews", "Reprint Addresses": "Lyons, S (corresponding author), Econ & Social Res Inst, Whitaker Sq, Dublin D02 K138 2, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "mide.griffin@esri.ie; sean.lyons@esri.ie; gretta.mohan@esri.ie; merin.joseph@comreg.ie; ciaran.mac-domhnaill@ucdconnect.ie; john.evans@comreg.ie", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Mac Domhnaill, Ciaran/0000-0002-9869-7103; Lyons, Sean/0000-0002-3526-6947", "Funding Orgs": "ESRI, Ireland; Department of the Environment, Australia Electronic Communications Research Programme - Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications in Ireland", "Funding Name Preferred": "ESRI, Ireland; Department of the Environment, Australia Electronic Communications Research Programme - Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications in Ireland", "Funding Text": "Funding was provided by the ESRI, Ireland; Department of the Environment, Australia Electronic Communications Research Programme, which jointly funded by the Commission for Communications Regulation and the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications in Ireland.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102343.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102343", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819867900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ryu, MH; Kim, E; Lee, SY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ryu, Min Ho; Kim, Eunhye; Lee, Sang Yup", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How offline retailers adopt O2O: Neighboring star shops and their proximity effect", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "O2O adoption; Naver shop window; Neighboring star shop; Proximity; Cox proportional hazard model", "Keywords Plus": "OPINION LEADERS; INNOVATION; CONSUMPTION; DIFFUSION; CHANNELS; IMPACT", "Abstract": "For small to mid-sized offline retailers, a new e-commerce model called online-to-offline (O2O) enables the integration of physical and online channels through a platform-based aggregator. However, many offline stores are still reluctant to accept O2O. This study investigates how the existence of a neighboring star shop(s), defined as a shop that has generated large revenues in the early stage of O2O adoption, and the proximity to the neighboring star shops in offline settings matter in the initial adoption of O2O. We applied the Cox proportional hazard model, based on operating data from Naver Shop Window, an O2O service in South Korea. Our results show the existence of a neighboring star shop and the distance to it in offline settings are major de-terminants of O2O adoption. This study extends the academic discussions on the opinion leader's role in the offline environment to the O2O environment and provides strategic implications for practitioners who want to spread O2O.", "Addresses": "[Ryu, Min Ho] Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, 255 Gudeok Ro, Busan 49236, South Korea; [Kim, Eunhye] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Dept Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejon, South Korea; [Lee, Sang Yup] Yonsei Univ, Dept Commun, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Dong A University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, SY (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Dept Commun, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "sangyuplee@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2020S1A5A2A03041480]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2020S1A5A2A03041480).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102278.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102278", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Niu, M; Wang, ZG; Zhang, YB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Niu, Meng; Wang, Zhenguo; Zhang, Yabin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How information and communication technology drives (routine and non-routine) jobs: Structural path and decomposition analysis for China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Information and communication technology (ICT); Embodied occupational employment; Transmission path; Driving factor", "Keywords Plus": "GROWTH; ICT; EMISSIONS; COUNTRIES; RISE", "Abstract": "A comprehensive exploration into the routine/non-routine job implications of information and communication technology (ICT) is crucial for tackling routine-replacing technological change challenges in the digital era. To this end, we propose an integrated input-output (IO) analytical framework to detangle the intertwined relations between ICT and non-ICT sectors, and further incorporate structural path analysis (SPA) and structural decomposition analysis (SDA) to examine the extent to which and how ICT sub-sectors drive the formations and changes of embodied routine/non-routine jobs in ICT. An empirical study using China's national IO tables from World Input-Output Database and the matched occupational employment data derived from 2000 and 2010 Population Census is conducted. We find that China's ICT growth over 2000-2010 has not led to a decline in jobs, which still holds true for both ICT manufacturing and ICT service, as well as for routine/non-routine jobs. We also find an increase in the embodied employment share of non-routine relative to routine jobs. The typical paths source sector-* (intermediate sector)-* ICT final demand generate many routine/non-routine jobs, which are primarily lied in the zero and first rounds. The decomposition results show that the declining sectoral routine/nonroutine job coefficients drives the decline of both ICT embodied routine and non-routine jobs (especially the former), which is completely offset by the rising final demand of ICT. The proposed integrated IO analytical framework could also be applied to other indicators and extended to multi-country/region analysis.", "Addresses": "[Niu, Meng; Wang, Zhenguo; Zhang, Yabin] Hunan Univ, Sch Econ & Trade, 109 Shi Jia Chong Rd, Changsha, Hunan, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hunan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, ZG (corresponding author), Hunan Univ, Sch Econ & Trade, 109 Shi Jia Chong Rd, Changsha, Hunan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "wzghenu2013@126.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Wang, Zhenguo/0000-0003-0515-6373", "Funding Orgs": "Major Program of National Fund of Philosophy and Social Science of China [18ZDA068]; National Natural Science Foundation of China [71803042]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Major Program of National Fund of Philosophy and Social Science of China; National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "Funding This work was supported by the Major Program of National Fund of Philosophy and Social Science of China [grant number 18ZDA068] ; and the National Natural Science Foundation of China [grant number 71803042] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 15.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 42.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102242.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102242", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Meade, N; Islam, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Meade, Nigel; Islam, Towhidul", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Modelling and forecasting national introduction times for successive generations of mobile telephony", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Technological forecasting; Technological generations; Forecasting accuracy; Proportional hazard models; Multinomial logistic regression", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "An accurate prediction of the timing of a country?s introduction of a new generation of mobile telephony benefits numerous agents including suppliers of network and consumer equipment, regulators, and network planners. We consider the estimation and prediction of the time interval between the international introduction of a generation of mobile telephony and its introduction into a specific country when a decision maker judges the introduction of a newer technology a worthwhile investment. Using literature-based socio-economic and geographical variables, we examine how well variation in international introduction times of four generations of mobile telephony in 172 countries can be explained and forecast. We model and forecast introduction times at two levels of granularity: we use Cox?s proportional hazards model for the introduction time; we partition countries into introduction time-based segments and model segment membership using multinomial logistic regression. Our modelling of each generation considers three subsets of explanatory variables: All variables, socio-economic Covariates only, Regional dummies only. Over successive generations, the Covariates only models reveal the changing relevance of each socio-economic covariate. Model-based forecasting of the introduction time of the next generation is performed under three hypotheses making different uses of the information available at the time the relevant generation is launched internationally. However, changing socioeconomic environments coupled with changing models impair forecasting accuracy, the lower accuracy of modelled introduction times is concentrated in 20% of countries. We speculate about the nature of the unobserved factors affecting these countries? decision processes.", "Addresses": "[Meade, Nigel] Imperial Coll, Business Sch, South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Islam, Towhidul] Univ Guelph, Dept Mkt & Consumer Studies, 50 Stone Rd East, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1, Canada", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London; University of Guelph", "Reprint Addresses": "Meade, N (corresponding author), Imperial Coll, Business Sch, South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, England.", "Email Addresses": "n.meade@imperial.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Meade, Nigel/0000-0001-6689-5052", "Funding Orgs": "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Canada [430199]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Canada(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC))", "Funding Text": "We gratefully acknowledge research support from Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Canada, Grant No. 430199. We are grateful for advice from Mohsen Hamoudia, and for the comments on an earlier draft by the Editor and two reviewers.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102088.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102088", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QZ8QA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000630983900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Falk, M; Hagsten, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Falk, Martin; Hagsten, Eva", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of high-speed broadband access on local establishment dynamics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "High-speed broadband access; High-skilled employees; Municipalities; Sweden; Spatial econometric models", "Keywords Plus": "FIRM PERFORMANCE; PRODUCTIVITY; INFRASTRUCTURE; DEPLOYMENT; EMPLOYMENT; LOCATION; ADOPTION; INTERNET; INCOME", "Abstract": "The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between high-speed fibre broadband access and establishment dynamics at the municipality level. Special emphasis is placed on micro as well as on small and medium-sized establishments in contracting areas. Data cover information on 290 municipalities in Sweden for the period 2010?2018. Results of Fixed Effects and Spatial Durbin model estimations reveal a significant but rather small direct effect of lagged high-speed broadband access, driven by the micro establishments. However, when the proportion of establishments with high-speed broadband access is combined with the local presence of university educated employees and researchers, a stronger indirect relationship appears. There is also some evidence that the broadband availability in neighbouring municipalities has a spillover effect. A high degree of heterogeneity is found in the results, where the relationship is far weaker in contracting municipalities and in those with a low-skilled workforce.", "Addresses": "[Falk, Martin] Univ South Eastern Norway, Dept Business & IT, Sch Business, Campus Bo,Gullbringvegen 36, N-3800 Bo, Norway; [Hagsten, Eva] Swedish Agcy Econ & Reg Growth, Vastgotagatan 5, IS-11827 Stockholm, Iceland; [Hagsten, Eva] Univ Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland", "Affiliations": "University of Iceland", "Reprint Addresses": "Hagsten, E (corresponding author), Swedish Agcy Econ & Reg Growth, Vastgotagatan 5, IS-11827 Stockholm, Iceland.;Hagsten, E (corresponding author), Univ Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland.", "Email Addresses": "martin.falk@usn.no; evamarie@hi.is", "Researcher Ids": "Hagsten, Eva/AAH-7574-2019; Hagsten, Eva/AAL-7086-2020; Falk, Martin Thomas/T-8325-2019", "ORCIDs": "Hagsten, Eva/0000-0001-7091-1449; Falk, Martin Thomas/0000-0003-0518-6513", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102104.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102104", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Taylor, RD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Taylor, Richard D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Quantum Artificial Intelligence: A precautionary US approach?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Quantum information science; Quantum initiative; Quantum computing; Quantum artificial intelligence; Embedded infosphere; Precautionary principle; Policy space", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Quantum Computing (QC) and Quantum Artificial Intelligence (QAI) are two powerful new technologies whose potential impacts are just starting to be appreciated. As important as they are likely to be, their implications are still little known. This article's purpose is an attempt to provide a policy space within which to begin fill that void. It presents a non-technical introduction to the concept of quantum mechanics in general, to the unique characteristics of sub-atomic particles, to quantum applications, and to QC and QAI in particular. The development of fully functioning quantum information technologies is in its early stages, but is being pursued aggressively. One of the most salient of these is Quantum Artificial Intelligence (QAI) - a fusion of QC and AI - which some see as potentially threatening. There is little in established telecommunications or information policies to inform our approach to its capabilities. The article notes some of the challenges to development of quantum-based information technologies and considers the scope of global competition to the U.S. in this field, especially from China. It reviews the treatment of Quantum Information Science in U.S. policy. It describes the current policy environment and the range of new measures which might be available, if needed, to incorporate QAI into an overall information policy regime. In conclusion the article reviews the debate over adoption of the precautionary principle for QAI, an approach to policy when it must deal with weakly understood causes of potentially catastrophic or irreversible events. It sets out the arguments pro and con, and in the absence of an immediate resolution proposes adoption of a policy space in which stakeholders can address their salient concerns, without materially impairing technological progress and commercial viability.", "Addresses": "[Taylor, Richard D.] Penn State Univ, Telecommun Studies & Law Emeritus, Bellisario Coll Commun, 201 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Taylor, RD (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Telecommun Studies & Law Emeritus, Bellisario Coll Commun, 201 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rdt4@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101909.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101909", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Uner, MM; Guven, F; Cavusgil, ST", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Uner, M. Mithat; Guven, Faruk; Cavusgil, S. Tamer", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Churn and loyalty behavior of Turkish digital natives: Empirical insights and managerial implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital natives; Loyalty; Consumer behavior; Churn; Mobile services", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER LOYALTY; MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; PARTIAL DEFECTION; SWITCHING COSTS; SATISFACTION; CHOICE; DETERMINANTS; PREDICTION; RETENTION; IMPACT", "Abstract": "A generation of consumers have now grown up in the digital age, intimately connected to a host of digital tools. This generation, which we call Digital Natives, has become a prime target for mobile operators due to their size, spending power, and use intensity. In addition, they tend to be influential trend setters when it comes to the adoption of new digital solutions. In the dynamic emerging economy of Turkey, they are of even greater interest to mobile operators as they surpass their peers in many advanced economies in terms of use intensity. Despite its importance, our knowledge of the loyalty and churn behavior of this customer segment is very limited. We respond to this research gap by drawing insights from a comprehensive survey of digital natives in the Turkish context. The empirical data originates from a survey of 2000 Turkish university students. We employ Binomial Logistic Regression analysis which provides interesting managerial and public policy insights. Our findings demonstrate that such customer service factors as call quality, billing and brand image affect both the loyalty and churn intentions of Turkish Digital Natives. Surprisingly, youth loyalty club programs, duration of subscription, and prior churn experience are found to be not significant. These results lead to practical implications for mobile providers and telecom regulators operating in Turkey and elsewhere.", "Addresses": "[Uner, M. Mithat] Atilim Univ, Ankara, Turkey; [Guven, Faruk] Abdullah Gul Univ, Kayseri, Turkey; [Cavusgil, S. Tamer] Georgia State Univ, Atlanta, GA 30303 USA", "Affiliations": "Atilim University; Abdullah Gul University; University System of Georgia; Georgia State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Guven, F (corresponding author), Abdullah Gul Univ, Kayseri, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "mithat.uner@atilim.edu.tr; faruk.guven@agu.edu.tr", "Researcher Ids": "UNER, MEHMET MITHAT/JUF-8521-2023; Guven, Faruk/HJO-8315-2023", "ORCIDs": "UNER, MEHMET MITHAT/0000-0002-1802-2553; Guven, Faruk/0000-0002-2440-585X; Cavusgil, S. Tamer/0000-0003-1947-492X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101901.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101901", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "David, OO", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "David, Oladipo Olalekan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Nexus between telecommunication infrastructures, economic growth and development in Africa: Panel vector autoregression (P-VAR) analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication infrastructures; Economic growth-development; Panel causality; Principal component analysis (PCA); Variance decomposition and impulse response analysis", "Keywords Plus": "HUMAN-DEVELOPMENT INDEX; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; TOURISM; PRODUCTIVITY; INVESTMENT; IMPACT; COSTS; STATE; MODEL", "Abstract": "This study examines the causal-effect relationship between telecommunication infrastructures, economic growth and development in selected African countries. It further estimates the trivariate impacts of telecommunication infrastructures, economic growth and development in the region. The analysis considers a panel of forty-six African countries from 2000 to 2015. To measure economic growth, real gross domestic product serves as the proxy, while economic development is measured by the Human Development Index, and telecommunication infrastructures by a composite index of telecommunication computed from mobile line, fixed line and internet access penetration via principal component analysis (PCA). The empirical results suggest the existence of a bidirectional long-run relationship between telecommunication infrastructures, economic growth and development. The causality tests reveal that there is feedback causality between telecommunication infrastructures, economic growth and development. Telecommunication infrastructures promote economic growth and development in Africa and vice versa. Thus, there is need to promote inclusive and holistic policies that will enhance digital provide, economic growth and development simultaneously in Africa. An increase in telecommunication infrastructures will encourage aggregate output and standard of living to move in the same direction in Africa.", "Addresses": "[David, Oladipo Olalekan] North West Univ, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Sch Econ Sci, Vaal Campus, Potchefstroom, South Africa; [David, Oladipo Olalekan] Univ Hradec Kralove, Dept Econ, Fac Informat & Management, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic", "Affiliations": "North West University - South Africa; University of Hradec Kralove", "Reprint Addresses": "David, OO (corresponding author), North West Univ, Fac Econ & Management Sci, Sch Econ Sci, Vaal Campus, Potchefstroom, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "olalekan.david@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "David, Oladipo Olalekan/ABG-8031-2020", "ORCIDs": "David, Oladipo Olalekan/0000-0002-9922-9504", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 42.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 42.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 53.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101816.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Haller, SA; Lyons, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Haller, Stefanie A.; Lyons, Sean", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of broadband availability on total factor productivity in service sector firms: Evidence from Ireland", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Productivity; Broadband; Services and distribution sector", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMY", "Abstract": "While broadband is widely believed to augment productivity, there is little firm-level evidence of a generalised causal effect. In this paper we examine whether the introduction of digital subscriber line (DSL) broadband services increased firms' productivity in nine sub-sectors within the services and distribution sector in Ireland from 2006 to 2012. Firm-level panel data on firms' characteristics are linked to spatial information on the rollout of DSL. While we do not find significant productivity effects in the services sectors taken together, we do find positive and significant effects on firm's total factor productivity in Information & Communication and Administrative & Support Services.", "Addresses": "[Haller, Stefanie A.] Univ Coll Dublin, Sch Econ, Dublin, Ireland; [Lyons, Sean] Econ & Social Res Inst, Whitaker Sq, Dublin 2, Ireland; [Lyons, Sean] Trinity Coll Dublin, Dept Econ, Dublin, Ireland", "Affiliations": "University College Dublin; Economic & Social Research Institute (ESRI); Trinity College Dublin", "Reprint Addresses": "Lyons, S (corresponding author), Econ & Social Res Inst, Whitaker Sq, Dublin 2, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "sean.lyons@esri.ie", "Researcher Ids": "Lyons, Sean/AAH-7579-2019", "ORCIDs": "Lyons, Sean/0000-0002-3526-6947; Haller, Stefanie/0000-0002-3946-8546", "Funding Orgs": "ESRI Programme of Research in Communications - Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment", "Funding Name Preferred": "ESRI Programme of Research in Communications - Commission for Communications Regulation; Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment", "Funding Text": "We are grateful to the Central Statistics Office for access to microdata from the Annual Services Inquiry and Business Register and to Eir for access to data on the rollout of DSL broadband services. Results are based on analysis of strictly controlled Research Microdata Files provided by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The CSO does not take any responsibility for the views expressed or the outputs generated from this research. Helpful comments were received from three anonymous referees on earlier drafts of this paper, and we are also grateful for comments made by participants at an ESRI workshop on the economic effects of local infrastructure in Ireland. Lyons received support from the ESRI Programme of Research in Communications, which in turn is funded by the Commission for Communications Regulation and the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment. The sponsors had no role in the design of the study; the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data; the writing of the report; or the decision to submit the paper for publication. The usual disclaimer applies.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 11.0, "End Page": 22.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Falch, M; Henten, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Falch, Morten; Henten, Anders", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Dimensions of broadband policies and developments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INDUSTRIAL-POLICY; LADDER; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; GOVERNMENT; KOREA", "Abstract": "There is a continuous discussion on the development and comparison of broadband infrastructures and broadband strategies of different countries and regions around the world. Is the US ahead of Europe, or is it the other way round, and how about East Asian countries? And, are there any policy reasons for it? The paper discusses three of the fundamental dimensions in broadband policies: Infrastructure vs. Service competition, regulatory vs. Developmental policies, and networks vs. Content prioritization. It examines the diverse combinations of these policy dimensions with respect to 7 countries in Europe, Asia and North America. The paper concludes that all three dimensions are found in the broadband policies of all the countries but that there are differences in the prominence of the dimensions in the individual countries.", "Addresses": "[Falch, Morten; Henten, Anders] Aalborg Univ, CMI, Elect Syst, Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Henten, A (corresponding author), Aalborg Univ, CMI, Elect Syst, Copenhagen, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "falch@cmi.aau.dk; Henten@cmi.aau.dk", "Researcher Ids": "Falch, Morten/GPC-8011-2022", "ORCIDs": "Falch, Morten/0000-0002-2649-215X; Hansen Henten, Anders/0000-0003-1126-8398", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 715.0, "End Page": 725.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feasey, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feasey, Richard", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The political spectrum: the tumultuous liberation of wireless technology from Herbert Hoover to the smartphone", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Feasey, Richard] Fronfraith Ltd, Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Feasey, R (corresponding author), Fronfraith Ltd, Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales.", "Email Addresses": "fronfraithltd@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 838.0, "End Page": 839.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Curwen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Curwen, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The 5G Myth: And why consistent connectivity is a better future", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Curwen, Peter] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Curwen, P (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "pjcurwen@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 295.0, "End Page": 296.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abeliansky, AL; Hilbert, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abeliansky, Ana L.; Hilbert, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital technology and international trade: Is it the quantity of subscriptions or the quality of data speed that matters?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "International trade; Broadband; Data speed; Digital divide; Gravity Model; Development", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; GROWTH; CAPACITY; INTERNET; INFRASTRUCTURE; COMMUNICATE; STORE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; PRODUCTIVITY; GOVERNANCE", "Abstract": "Information and communication technologies affect global trade patterns through transaction costs on the supply and demand sides. The relevant transaction costs are affected by both the number of telecommunication subscriptions and the speed of the available bandwidth. We test for the differential effects of telecommunication quantity (data subscriptions per capita) and quality (bandwidth data speed per subscription) of fixed and mobile telephony and internet services on countries' bilateral exports of goods. We use an augmented Gravity Model and control for multilateral resistance. Regression results for 122 countries over 1995-2008 show a significant effect on export performance of both variables. In the sub-sample analysis we find that data speed quality is what matters most for developing countries, while the quantity of subscriptions is more relevant for developed ones. We explain this by the disadvantage developing countries derive from being far from the technological communication frontier in terms of data speed, while the diffusion of additional high speed subscriptions in developed countries open up new markets there. This illustrates the importance of going beyond the traditional assessment of telecommunication infrastructure in terms of the number of subscriptions, and urges both scholars and policy-makers to start considering bandwidth quality.", "Addresses": "[Abeliansky, Ana L.] Univ Gottingen, Dept Econ, Gottingen, Germany; [Hilbert, Martin] Univ Calif Davis, Dept Commun, Davis, CA 95616 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Gottingen; University of California System; University of California Davis", "Reprint Addresses": "Abeliansky, AL (corresponding author), Univ Gottingen, Dept Econ, Gottingen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "ana-lucia.abeliansky@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de; hilbert@ucdavis.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Hilbert, Martin/E-7845-2010", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "DFG", "Funding Name Preferred": "DFG(German Research Foundation (DFG))", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the participants of the CESifo Conference on Estimation of Gravity Models of Bilateral Trade, XVI Goettingen International Economics Workshop, ETSG 2014, Economics of Global Interactions' Conference and the GLAD research seminar in Hannover. We are grateful to Badi Baltagi, Jeffrey Bergstrand, Carl-Johan Dalgaard, Tristan Kohl, Astrid Krenz, Hendrik Kruse, Inmaculada Martinez-Zarzoso, Atika Pasha, Klaus Prettner, Johannes Schuenemann, Holger Strulik, Timo Trimborn and Katharina Werner for helpful advice and discussion. Special thanks to the ECLAC Summer School 2013 where this project started. Martin Hilbert was affiliated to UN-ECLAC when this project commenced. Ana L. Abeliansky gratefully acknowledges funding from the DFG.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 62.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 65.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 23.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 133.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 35.0, "End Page": 48.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Gugler, K; Haxhimusa, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Gugler, Klaus; Haxhimusa, Adhurim", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Facility- and service-based competition and investment in fixed broadband networks: Lessons from a decade of access regulations in the European Union member states", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "25th European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 22-25, 2014", "Conference Location": "IMinds SMIT VUB, Brussels, BELGIUM", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "IMinds SMIT VUB", "Author Keywords": "Investment dynamics; Regulation; Service-based competition; Facility-based competition; Strategic effects", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA MODELS; FINANCING CONSTRAINTS; CORPORATE-INVESTMENT; INFRASTRUCTURE; ENTRY; INCENTIVES; STRATEGIES; LADDER; LOOP", "Abstract": "This paper employs firm-level panel data of 57 incumbent and entrant firms for 23 European countries in the decade from 2003 to 2012. We examine the impact of service and facility-based competition on firm-level investment as well as the strategic effects underlying infrastructure investment decisions. At the same time we explicitly model the structural dynamics of broadband investment by means of a flexible accelerator model. The empirical specification employs dynamic panel estimation techniques which allow us to account for various sources of endogeneity. We find that facility-based competition exerts a positive and significant impact on both incumbents and entrants implying that incumbents' and entrants' investment decisions are strategic complements. Moreover, we find that intermodal competition in terms of fixed-mobile substitution exerts different effects at the firm level. Finally, we show that service-based competition appears to have no significant impact on the investment decision of incumbents and entrants. However, with respect to the later phase of market liberalization, service-based competition exerts a negative impact on entrants' investment. Our results thus also provide relevant policy guidance on the role of service-based competition in regulating emerging high-speed broadband infrastructure. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Ctr European Econ Res ZEW, Mannheim, Germany; [Gugler, Klaus; Haxhimusa, Adhurim] Vienna Univ Econ & Business WU, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, Vienna, Austria", "Affiliations": "Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); Vienna University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), Ctr European Econ Res ZEW, Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "briglauer@zew.de; klaus.gugler@wu.ac.at; adhurim.haxhimusa@wu.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Haxhimusa, Adhurim/0009-0000-9579-8219; Gugler, Klaus/0000-0002-6795-7216", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 729.0, "End Page": 742.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.015", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DU1EP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000381951300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sujarwoto, S; Tampubolon, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sujarwoto, Sujarwoto; Tampubolon, Gindo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spatial inequality and the Internet divide in Indonesia 2010-2012", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spatial inequality; Internet divide; Indonesia", "Keywords Plus": "SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA; DIGITAL DIVIDE; INFORMATION; DIFFUSION; IMPACTS; SCHOOLS; GENDER; TRENDS", "Abstract": "Spatial inequality has been one of the key development characteristics considered across developing countries. However, relatively few studies examine the mechanisms by which spatial inequality explains the existing digital divide in a developing country. Applying the normalisation and stratification thesis in diffusion theory, this study examines the ways in which spatial inequality is related to the Internet divide in Indonesia, a developing country that is currently growing in its use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), but that has experienced unequal regional development in the last three decades. Data comes from the Indonesian national socio-economic survey (Susenas) 2010-2012, which comprises 3.3 million individuals, 750,000 households and 292 districts. Far from moving towards convergence, the Internet divide expanded during this period; the inequality of Internet access by age, gender, income, and education deepens and widens across urban-rural, city-countryside, and remote island-mainland island areas. The results of analyses using both stratified and multilevel models indicate that supply factors across districts - particularly district disparities in telecommunications infrastructures, human capital and education services - are associated with the Internet divide. The results are robust against individual, household and district socio-economic characteristics associated with the Internet divide. Enlarging the distribution of telecommunication infrastructures and education facilities, particularly across districts in rural, countryside and remote islands, may thus help to bridge the Internet divide in Indonesia. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sujarwoto, Sujarwoto] Brawijaya Univ, Malang, Indonesia; [Tampubolon, Gindo] Univ Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England", "Affiliations": "Brawijaya University; University of Manchester", "Reprint Addresses": "Sujarwoto, S (corresponding author), Brawijaya Univ, Malang, Indonesia.", "Email Addresses": "sujarwoto@ub.ac.id; gindo.tampubolon@manchester.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Tampubolon, Gindo/KIC-1052-2024; sujarwoto, sujarwoto/G-8205-2019", "ORCIDs": "Tampubolon, Gindo/0000-0002-9081-2349; sujarwoto, sujarwoto/0000-0003-4197-4592", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 71.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 53.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 57.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 602.0, "End Page": 616.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Serdarevic, G; Hunt, M; Ovington, T; Kenny, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Serdarevic, Goran; Hunt, Matt; Ovington, Tom; Kenny, Clive", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evidence for a Ladder of Investment in Central and Eastern European countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Unbundling; Copper; Fibre; Ladder of Investment; Central and Eastern Europe", "Keywords Plus": "EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; COMPETITION; ENTRY", "Abstract": "The approach to liberalisation of European telecommunications markets followed what has become known as the Ladder of Investment (LoI). Under this model, regulation is designed to enable entrants to make progressively greater investments in their own networks, whilst decreasing their dependence on the network of the incumbent fixed operator. The ultimate goal of the LoI approach is to achieve, where feasible, inter platform competition. However, it is unclear, from a theoretical perspective, whether the LoI approach to regulation will necessarily lead to inter-platform competition. Whether and under what circumstances it would is thus an empirical question. There is a rich literature which has empirically estimated the degree to which the LoI describes the evolution of competition in Western European (WE) countries. The contribution of this paper is to empirically test whether the LoI also explains the development of telecommunications markets in Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries. Our analysis finds that the telecommunications entrants in CEE countries largely chose to by-pass the LoI, by directly investing in their own networks. There are good reasons for this, as some of the necessary conditions which underpin the LoI theory, such as good quality and widely available copper networks, and the relatively high cost and risk of investing in alternative infrastructure, do not necessarily hold in CEE countries. The implication of this result is that the LoI should not be considered a universally applicable theory which explains the evolution of competition in all broadband markets. Rather its applicability depends on several country specific factors which were not present to the same degree in CEE countries compared with WE countries. Policy makers, regulators and competition authorities therefore need to take this into account when dealing with the issues of entry, investment and competition in broadband markets across the CEE region. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Serdarevic, Goran; Ovington, Tom; Kenny, Clive] Frontier Econ Ltd, 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6DA, England; [Serdarevic, Goran] Charles Univ Prague, Inst Econ Studies, Fac Social Sci, Opletalova 26, Prague 11000, Czech Republic", "Affiliations": "Charles University Prague", "Reprint Addresses": "Serdarevic, G (corresponding author), Charles Univ Prague, Inst Econ Studies, Fac Social Sci, Opletalova 26, Prague 11000, Czech Republic.", "Email Addresses": "goran.serdarevic@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 515.0, "End Page": 531.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cheng, JW; Mitomo, H; Otsuka, T; Jeon, SY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cheng, John W.; Mitomo, Hitoshi; Otsuka, Tokio; Jeon, Stefan Y.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of ICT and mass media in post-disaster recovery - A two model case study of the Great East Japan Earthquake", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Great East Japan Earthquake; Post-disaster recovery; Mass media; Social media; ICT media; Social capital", "Keywords Plus": "CIVIC ENGAGEMENT; INTERNET USE; TRUST; COMMUNICATION; PARTICIPATION; TELEVISION; DISASTER", "Abstract": "Acknowledging that both ICT and mass media had played an influential role after the Great East Japan Earthquake, this study explores if they can also contribute to longer term post-disaster recovery. From the literature review, it is anticipated that the use of both media can positively effect social capital and civic participation, which are essential for an efficient recovery. However, as this can be questioned it is important to understand and demonstrate how media can affect people's perception and behaviour in post-disaster recovery, especially considering the current complex media environment. The two media in consideration are very different, but at the same time are highly intertwined. Currently, few previous studies on this question can be found because suitable case studies limited as nature disaster of such a scale rarely occur and the media environment is rapidly changing. This study proposes a two-model approach to examine the effects of ICT and mass media in post-disaster recovery from two different perspectives in media studies: the active and passive audience perspectives. Using data collected from the three prefectures that were directly hit by the disaster, the results of the two models demonstrate a consistent pattern that the use of both ICT and mass media can create positive effects in post-disaster recovery. They increase the level of social capital through building bonding trust, network bridging and civic participation, as well as increase a person's intention to participate in post-disaster related activities. Thus, it can now be argued that both ICT and mass media can have positively contributed to the recovery. These findings have important implications for NGOs as well as policy makers that are working on the recovery. The two models also serve as the foundation for future studies that would further explore the underlying mechanisms of the media's effect and role in post-disaster recovery. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mitomo, Hitoshi] Waseda Univ, Grad Sch Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo 1690051, Japan; [Otsuka, Tokio] Shumei Univ, Fac English & IT Management, Yachiyo City, Chiba 2760003, Japan; [Cheng, John W.; Jeon, Stefan Y.] Waseda Univ, Inst Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo 1690051, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University; Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cheng, JW (corresponding author), Waseda Univ, Inst Asia Pacific Studies, Shinjuku Ku, Nishi Waseda Bldg 7F,1-21-1 Nishi Waseda, Tokyo 1690051, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "cwljwc@aoni.waseda.jp; mitomo@waseda.jp; tokio.otsuka@gmail.com; garomin21@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Cheng, John William/U-6752-2019", "ORCIDs": "Cheng, John William/0000-0001-9149-4891", "Funding Orgs": "Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association", "Funding Name Preferred": "Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association", "Funding Text": "The Internet survey in this study is sponsored by the Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 67.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 515.0, "End Page": 532.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Ahmadi, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Ahmadi, Nima", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Advancement of indices assessing a nation's telecommunications development status: A PLS structural equation analysis of over 100 countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Adoption; Composite indices; Country ranking; ITU data base; Partial Least Squares structural equation modeling; Supply; Usage", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY; FRAMEWORK; GROWTH", "Abstract": "The literature has already presented quite a number of composite metrics seeking to quantify the achievement level of countries with regard to their telecommunication infrastructures and their use by end customers. However, prior measures leave room for extensions. Therefore, this paper introduces a new second-order overall index assessing the availability, adoption and usage intensity of telecommunication networks and services at the country level. The proposed Telecommunications Development Index (TDI) integrates 11 indicators, which are grouped into three first-level subindices labeled Supply, Adoption and Usage. Indicator and subindex weights used in combining them into higher-order measures are computed drawing on Partial Least Squares (PLS) structural equation modeling (SEM) techniques. The modeling rests on the assumption that TDI weights should be outcome-specific and thus constructed in a way that maximizes the indicators' and subindices' capability, respectively to predict socially desirable national performance criteria such as per capita gross domestic product (GDP) change or a country's Human Development Index (HDI) value. Based on data from 111 countries, this approach was used to calculate weights of the indicators and subindices merged into a total TDI predicting either GDP per capita change or a country's HDI. In both TDI variants the Adoption subindex variable fixed broadband subscriptions per household and the Supply subindex variable international bandwidth capacity available per Internet user achieved the highest relative weights of all indicators in the prediction of the two studied social outcome criteria. The PLS SEM results were used to calculate scores of the two TDI variations for each of the sample countries. TDI-based rankings of the countries were compared with a ranking derived from the Information and Communication Technologies Development Index of the International Telecommunication Union. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.; Ahmadi, Nima] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; nima.ahmadi@uni-due.de", "Researcher Ids": "Ahmadi, Nima/V-6266-2017", "ORCIDs": "Ahmadi, Nima/0000-0002-4560-1761", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 93.0, "End Page": 111.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Angelou, GN; Economides, AA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Angelou, Georgios. N.; Economides, Anastasios A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Investment flexibility and competition modeling for broadband business", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "10th Conference on Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-Economics (CTTE)", "Conference Date": 2011.0, "Conference Location": "GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Component; Real Option; Game Theory; Price competition modeling; Broadband business; Business evaluation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In the new era of the telecommunications business field, a large number of potential investors are capable of entering into the market of the broadband services provision. This paper provides a model for analyzing the new perspectives for new investors in this field. It integrates compound Real Options and Game Theory techniques and adopts price competition analysis, for the broadband services provision, in order to find the optimal business strategy. Finally, it applies the analysis to a real life business case by formulating and solving it. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Angelou, Georgios. N.; Economides, Anastasios A.] Univ Macedonia, Dept Informat Syst, Thessaloniki 54006, Greece", "Affiliations": "University of Macedonia", "Reprint Addresses": "Economides, AA (corresponding author), Univ Macedonia, Dept Informat Syst, Egnatia 156, Thessaloniki 54006, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "gangelou@eyath.gr; economid@uom.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Economides, Anastasios A/F-8585-2012", "ORCIDs": "Economides, Anastasios A/0000-0001-8056-1024", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 438.0, "End Page": 448.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sutherland, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sutherland, Ewan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Independence and the regulatory state-Telecommunications in Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "UK; Scotland; Governance; Regulatory state; Telecommunications", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In the autumn of 2014 the residents of Scotland, but not other parts of the UK, will vote on whether to leave the UK and to become a separate state, with a positive vote leading to an independent parliament expected to be elected in 2016. It would remain within the EU and in compliance with its acquis communitaire. This paper identifies issues that would have to be addressed in preparing for and creating a new system of governance for telecommunications markets on that tight timescale. A Scottish Parliament and devolved administration were created in 1999, though without powers over telecommunications or competition law. The Scottish administration has its own economic strategy in which the deployment and adoption of broadband play a part. The creation of new countries has been commonplace in recent years (e.g., in the fission of the USSR and Yugoslavia), but are not precedents for the independence of one part of a regulatory state in which markets deliver services. Less than one-tenth of the UK market would be separated, with all the laws, rules and institutional arrangements to be replicated. The biggest challenge would be to split the existing licences and market operations, one for Scotland and one for the rest of the UK. Operators would revaluate Scotland and would seek to revisit established regulatory decisions, though with a new regulator lacking information about the costs, market shares and viabilities of the new operators and the new markets. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, ZA-2050 Johannesburg, South Africa; [Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Namur, CRIDS, Namur, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of Witwatersrand; University of Namur", "Reprint Addresses": "Sutherland, E (corresponding author), Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, POB 601, ZA-2050 Johannesburg, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "3wan@3wan.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sutherland, Ewan/0000-0001-5220-9605", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1046.0, "End Page": 1059.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.02.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cambini, C; Silvestri, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cambini, Carlo; Silvestri, Virginia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Investment sharing in broadband networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Investment; Regulation; Access pricing; New technology; Risk sharing", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS; INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "This paper presents a model of competition between an incumbent firm and an Other Licensed Operator (OLO) in the broadband market, where the incumbent has an investment option to build a Next Generation network (NGN) and it can do so by making an investment sharing agreement with the OLO, or alone. Two different kinds of investment sharing contractual forms are analyzed, a basic investment sharing, where no side-payment is given for the use of the NGN between co-investors, and joint-venture, where a side-payment is set by the co-investing firms. Results show that investment sharing can potentially be beneficial in terms of competition and investments, but the number of firms involved matters and so does the choice of the NGN access price, for insiders and outsiders of the agreement. Even when the presence of firms outside of the agreement force insiders to compete more fiercely, there might be a concern with the potential exclusion of the outsiders from the NGN. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, DIGEP, Turin, Italy; [Silvestri, Virginia] European Univ Inst FSR, Florence, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Turin; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Cambini, C (corresponding author), Politecn Torino, DIGEP, Turin, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "carlo.cambini@polito.it; virginia.silvestri@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "Silvestri, Virginia/AFM-8002-2022", "ORCIDs": "Silvestri, Virginia/0000-0002-9230-9608; CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 861.0, "End Page": 878.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Martin, AK; de Andrade, NNG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Martin, Aaron K.; Nuno Gomes de Andrade, Norberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Friending the taxman: On the use of social networking services for government eID in Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Social networking services; Identity management; eGovernment; Privacy; Technology policy; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The provision of identities online continues to be a fiercely debated topic in policy circles, with proposals emerging for public sector organizations to leverage pre-existing social networking services for their own identity management purposes. Within the broader context of private sector organizations springing up as identity providers, this article explores - from a socio-legal perspective - the merits and drawbacks of using social networking services for government elD in Europe. It then reviews the present and future European policy environment concerning official use of social networking credentials. We focus specifically on legislative measures currently being proposed in the EU to facilitate the Identification, Authentication and Signature policy, within the scope of the ongoing Electronic Signatures Directive revision process and the launch of the proposed Electronic Trust Services Regulation. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Martin, Aaron K.; Nuno Gomes de Andrade, Norberto] European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr, Inst Prospect Technol Studies, Seville 41092, Spain", "Affiliations": "European Commission Joint Research Centre; EC JRC Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS)", "Reprint Addresses": "Martin, AK (corresponding author), European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr, Inst Prospect Technol Studies, Calle Inca Garcilaso 3, Seville 41092, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "aaron.martin@oecd.org; Norberto.ANDRADE@ec.europa.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 715.0, "End Page": 724.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lundborg, M; Reichl, W; Ruhle, EO", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lundborg, Martin; Reichl, Wolfgang; Ruhle, Ernst-Olav", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum allocation and its relevance for competition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Frequency allocation; Spectrum allocation; Digital dividend; Refarming; Competition regulation; Mobile telecommunication", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Spectrum is one of the most important production factors for mobile telecommunications operators. Spectrum policy is paramount as spectrum is a scarce resource allocated by regulatory authorities. Hence, when allocating spectrum and determining the potential use of spectrum, the regulatory authorities have a significant influence on the competitive situation in mobile markets. Mobile telecommunications services, especially the growing mobile broadband and mobile data business, use different spectrum bands (typically 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2600 MHz). The propagation characteristics of the different bands vary; this has an impact not only on costs for network rollout but also on the relative value of the spectrum, which is expressed in the prices achieved in allocation proceedings such as auctions. In this paper, the impact of spectrum allocation on the network cost is analyzed. The access network costs are considered based on different spectrum allocations and technologies and compared to the acquisition costs of spectrum. Based on economic modeling and previous research, it is possible to demonstrate that the economic differences between spectrum below 1 GHz and above 1 GHz are considerable. As long as these differences are reflected in the prices, no outcomes on competition exist. As spectrum though is allocated and administered by regulatory authorities, this is not on always the case, which might lead to distorted competition. Hence, the finding of the study is that the propagation characteristics of the spectrum is a factor to be considered when allocating spectrum due to its effect on network costs and hence, eventually competition problems due to asymmetric allocation. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lundborg, Martin] SBR Jucon Consulting, D-40477 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Lundborg, M (corresponding author), SBR Jucon Consulting, Nordstr 116, D-40477 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "lundborg@sbr-net.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 664.0, "End Page": 675.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yamakawa, P; Cadillo, G; Tornero, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yamakawa, Peter; Cadillo, Gloria; Tornero, Ruben", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Critical factors for the expansion of broadband in developing countries: The case of Peru", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Developing countries; Peru; Critical factors; Actor analysis", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; SUCCESS FACTORS; E-GOVERNMENT; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; STRATEGIES; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; CANADA; ACCESS; KOREA", "Abstract": "Many studies have been made on the diffusion and development of broadband, however there are few published studies on the critical factors for advancing broadband services in developing countries. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to understand and identify the critical success factors for the development of broadband services in a developing country context, using the case of Peru. In this regard, this study uses data collected from interviews with Peruvian telecommunications professionals, policy makers and regional telecommunication experts, which is supplemented by official reports and statistical data to determine the critical success factors for broadband in this country. The four factors derived are; (i) expand the availability of infrastructure, (ii) define a national broadband policy that aligns the interests of stakeholders, (iii) develop effective competition in the broadband market, and (iv) stimulate the demand for broadband services. Through a MACTOR analysis the authors found that the objectives of sharing infrastructure, the further deployment of infrastructure and the development of competition in the market for broadband services are those that generate the most divergence between actors. Additionally, the MACTOR analysis determined that no disagreement existed for the objectives related to demand stimulation. Thus, four proposals are offered for the development of Peruvian broadband. The results are relevant for academics and policy makers interested broadband development in developing countries and for rural areas of developed countries. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yamakawa, Peter] ESAN Univ, Lima 33, Peru; [Cadillo, Gloria; Tornero, Ruben] OSIPTEL, Lima, Peru", "Affiliations": "Universidad ESAN", "Reprint Addresses": "Yamakawa, P (corresponding author), ESAN Univ, Alonso Molina 1652, Lima 33, Peru.", "Email Addresses": "pyamakawa@esan.edu.pe; gcadillo@osiptel.gob.pe; rtornero@osiptel.gob.pe", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 560.0, "End Page": 570.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sobolewski, M; Czajkowski, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sobolewski, Maciej; Czajkowski, Mikolaj", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network effects and preference heterogeneity in the case of mobile telecommunications markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network effects; Mobile telecommunications; Choice experiment", "Keywords Plus": "CHOICE EXPERIMENTS; RANDOM-COEFFICIENTS; MIXED LOGIT; COMPETITION; MODELS; EXTERNALITIES; VALUATION; BEHAVIOR; ADOPTION; STATE", "Abstract": "This paper demonstrates how revealed- and stated-preference analyses can be used for modeling network effects in the field of mobile telecommunications. The aim of this study was to verify if network effects may still play a role in the Polish mobile telecommunications market, measure their strength, identify their sources and variability across consumers by accounting for consumers' observable and unobservable preference heterogeneity, evaluate their monetary value to consumers, and finally, to verify if the marginal utility associated with network effects is constant. The analysis of consumers' revealed choices (currently used mobile telephone operator) allowed the identification of major differences between customer bases of incumbent and new entrant operators, and insight into the business strategies adopted in the presence of asymmetric regulation of mobile termination rates. The second part of the study the analysis of the consumers' stated choices (made in carefully prepared and designed hypothetical choice situations, known as the choice experiments) made it possible to directly model consumers' utility functions and, in this way, investigate the nature of network effects in mobile telecommunications markets. From the results, the presence of strong network effects, which are related to the ratio of consumers' social network group using the same operator, and to the magnitude of on-net price discounts, is confirmed. These network effects can be disaggregated to pecuniary and non-pecuniary effects. Through the utilization of the random parameters multinomial logit model, consumers' observable and unobservable preference heterogeneity can be accounted for, which proved a scientifically revealing and potentially policy-relevant approach. The results might be of a particular interest to other researchers aiming at modeling consumers' preferences as well as to mobile telephone operators and regulatory authorities it is shown that capacity for vigorous price competition between mobile operators is limited by non-price factors, which affect subscriber's choices, especially in the presence of asymmetric mobile termination rates. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Sobolewski, Maciej; Czajkowski, Mikolaj] Univ Warsaw, Fac Econ Sci, PL-00241 Warsaw, Poland", "Affiliations": "University of Warsaw", "Reprint Addresses": "Czajkowski, M (corresponding author), Univ Warsaw, Fac Econ Sci, Dluga 44-50, PL-00241 Warsaw, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "maciej.sobolewski@uw.edu.pl; miq@wne.uw.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Sobolewski, Maciej/ABD-4278-2020; Czajkowski, Mikołaj/K-2292-2012", "ORCIDs": "Sobolewski, Maciej/0000-0003-1327-9816; Czajkowski, Mikołaj/0000-0001-5118-2308", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 23.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 197.0, "End Page": 211.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Choi, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Choi, Sujin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Facilities to service based competition, not service to facilities based, for broadband penetration: A comparative study between the United States and South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband policy; Broadband penetration; Facilities-based; Service-based; United States; South Korea", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "As a fundamental infrastructure in the Era of Information, a broadband network has a significant impact on democracy, economy, and society, indicating the importance of policy to increase broadband penetration. Considering the characteristics of broadband as a network, many governments introduced service-based competition, which is assumed to lower entry barriers by allowing entrants to lease incumbents' facilities, as a stepping stone to facilities-based competition. Questioning this unidirectional approach, the present study examines how the direction of policy implementation, that is service- to facilities-based versus facilities- to service-based, affects broadband diffusion. Through the case study of the U.S. and South Korea which experienced both modes of competition in opposing temporal sequences, this research concludes that facilities- to service-based competition might contribute to higher and faster broadband diffusion than service- to facilities-based competition. Rather than impose unbundling obligations against incumbents, facilities-based competition with financial support of the government to entrants seems to induce an earlier peak in broadband penetration. Additionally, consistent commitment of the government enforcement appears to be critical in implementing service-based competition. Though limited to the cases of the U.S. and Korea, this study suggests that service-based competition may be neither a necessity to facilitate broadband diffusion nor a precondition to introduce facilities-based competition. Moreover, service-based competition policy can function to deter overbuild of facilities and lessen the financial burden of broadband service providers if adopted after an initial period of facilities-based competition policy, which includes government investment in broadband facilities, that seems to help promote competition and give incentives to construct networks. Contrary to the literature, the present study raises a new perspective of the role of service-based competition as an enhancer for service quality and that of facilities-based competition with government investment as a booster of early and rapid broadband diffusion. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Texas Austin, Dept Radio Televis Film, Austin, TX 78712 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Austin", "Reprint Addresses": "Choi, S (corresponding author), Univ Texas Austin, Dept Radio Televis Film, 2504A Whitis Ave,CMA 6-118, Austin, TX 78712 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sjchoi@mail.utexas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Sujin/AAH-9255-2020", "ORCIDs": "Choi, Sujin/0000-0002-7665-0734", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 804.0, "End Page": 817.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xing, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xing, Wan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "China's Information and Communications Technology Revolution: Social Changes and State Responses", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Xing, Wan] Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Nanjing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Nanjing University of Finance & Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Xing, W (corresponding author), Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Nanjing, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "675975069@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 481.0, "End Page": 482.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xing, W; Ye, X; Kui, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xing, Wan; Ye, Xuan; Kui, Lv", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring convergence of China's ICT industry: An input-output analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Industry convergence; Input-output technique; Cross-entropy updating; China's ICT industry", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE; KNOWLEDGE-RELATEDNESS; COMPETITION; INNOVATION", "Abstract": "The convergence of the information and communication technology (ICT) industry is ubiquitous phenomena, which can be classified from the supply/demand side or complementary/substitute relation. According to the classification, the paper measures the convergence of China's ICT sectors based on its 2002 input-output (10) table, including five manufacturing sectors and two service sectors. Then, using 10 table cross-entropy updating technique, the paper investigates the convergence evolution of four ICT manufacturing sectors from 1997 to 2002. The research finds the following conclusions. In 2002, the supply side convergence of manufacturing sectors was higher than that of service sectors, while service sectors featured a higher degree of the demand side convergence. The year of 2002 witnessed high complementary convergence between some China's ICT manufacturing and service sectors. During the period from 1997 to 2002, the supply side convergence dominated the convergence of China's ICT industry, while the demand-side convergence experienced little structural change. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Xing, Wan; Ye, Xuan] Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Nanjing 210003, Peoples R China; [Kui, Lv] Nanjing Audit Univ, Key Lab Audit Informat Engn, Nanjing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Nanjing University of Finance & Economics; Nanjing Audit University", "Reprint Addresses": "Xing, W (corresponding author), Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Mailbox 40,128 Tielu Beijie, Nanjing 210003, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "675975069@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) [70473013, 70833002]; Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation [10EYC021]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation of China (NSFC)(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation", "Funding Text": "The authors thank Sakamoto from the International Center for the Study of East Asian Development for his helpful suggestions. The authors appreciate helpful and insightful comments by anonymous reviewers. Any remaining errors are attributed to the authors. The authors owe their thanks to the financial support by National Science Foundation of China (NSFC project nos. 70473013 and 70833002), and Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation (10EYC021: Research on The Development of Jiangsu's Digital TV Industry).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 95.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 104.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 123.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 301.0, "End Page": 313.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hallahan, R; Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hallahan, Ryan; Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The business case of a network that serves both public safety and commercial subscribers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Public safety; First responder; Homeland security; Wireless; Public-private partnership; Net present value (NPV)", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Deploying a single nationwide broadband wireless network to serve all public safety users would have great advantages over the existing fragmented public safety systems. A nationwide system could be created to serve both public safety and commercial subscribers, which would allow a provider to exploit important economies but force it to meet the more costly requirements of public safety. This paper analyzes the viability of a public-private partnership that serves public safety and commercial subscribers from a for-profit provider's perspective. A model is presented that estimates the net present value (NPV) of a wireless network by calculating costs based on the number of cell sites required and revenue based on the projected number of subscribers acquired. The model is applied to both a network that serves only commercial subscribers on 10 MHz of 700 MHz spectrum and a public-private partnership that serves commercial subscribers and public safety personnel on 20 MHz of 700 MHz spectrum. It is found that NPV is greater for the public-private partnership than for the commercial-only network for any population density, which shows that the value of 10 MHz of spectrum exceeds the cost of meeting public safety requirements. Furthermore, the paper demonstrates that NPV/cell increases with population density, so urban areas are profitable and rural areas are unprofitable. The paper demonstrates that a partnership covering 94% of the US population breaks even because the most urban 56% of population subsidizes coverage for the next 38%. If initial deployment is subsidized, a financially sustainable public-private partnership can serve much more than 94%. Additionally, it is shown that allowing urban municipalities to opt-out of the partnership can significantly increase the subsidies required. (c) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hallahan, Ryan; Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA; [Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Elect & Comp Engn, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hallahan, R (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hallahan@cmu.edu; peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "MacArthur Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "MacArthur Foundation", "Funding Text": "The authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the MacArthur Foundation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 250.0, "End Page": 268.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, XX; Zhang, ZZ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Xiaoxue; Zhang, Zizhong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Leaking my face via payment: Unveiling the influence of technology anxiety, vulnerabilities, and privacy concerns on user resistance to facial recognition payment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Facial recognition payment; Resistance behavior; Technology anxiety; Perceived vulnerability; Privacy concerns; Antecedent -privacy concern -outcome model", "Keywords Plus": "PARTIAL LEAST-SQUARES; INFORMATION PRIVACY; SOCIAL MEDIA; PERSONALITY-TRAITS; COMPUTER ANXIETY; NONRESPONSE BIAS; INTERNET; ACCEPTANCE; BEHAVIORS; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "As biometric identification techniques for authentication continue to gain prominence, the demand for mobile payment systems employing facial recognition payment (FRP) in diverse business contexts has increased significantly. Leveraging the antecedent-privacy concern-outcome (APCO) model, this study constructs a comprehensive research framework for FRP and subjects it to examination through an online survey involving 1058 Chinese users. The study's results reveal that technology anxiety exhibits significant relationships with technology, provider, legal, and user vulnerabilities. However, it is noteworthy that technology anxiety does not exert an influence on privacy concerns. Conversely, technology, provider, legal and user vulnerabilities are found to be significantly associated with privacy concerns. Furthermore, the research highlights that privacy concerns have a positive association with user resistance to FRP. The current study also provides practical implications for cooperation and governments.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Xiaoxue; Zhang, Zizhong] Tsinghua Univ, Sch Journalism & Commun, Beijing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Tsinghua University", "Reprint Addresses": "Zhang, ZZ (corresponding author), Tsinghua Univ, Sch Journalism & Commun, Beijing, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "zzz21@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Zhang, Zizhong/0000-0002-3768-670X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 96.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102703.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102703", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OP2S5", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208420800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhang, YH; Xu, JW; Yang, WC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhang, Yihan; Xu, Jinwen; Yang, Wancheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of the evolution characteristics of international ICT services trade based on complex network", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT services; Services trade; Complex network", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Digital technology has brought profound changes in the services trade, particularly accelerating the growth of the international Information and Communications Technology (ICT) services trade. Understanding the evolving characteristics of the ICT services trade is pivotal for trade participants to formulate effective policies and enhance their competitive advantages. This study used the data from UN COMTRADE to construct ICT services trade networks spanning from 2004 to 2020. Using complex network analysis methods, it delved into several aspects of ICT services trade, including trade patterns, trade relationships, and participating countries. The findings revealed that central countries in ICT services trade are progressively dominating trade relationships. Moreover, many countries in the middle and lower tiers of the ICT services trade system tend to engage in bilateral trade with major economies or form trade alliances with a select few nations. Examining the evolution of trade participants, early adopter countries such as the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom have solidified stable competitive advantages in ICT services trade. Building upon these findings, the study puts forth several recommendations to enhance the competitiveness of the ICT services trade. This study not only enriches the existing knowledge base on ICT services trade networks but also provides valuable insights for shaping policies in this domain. The outcomes offer crucial guidance for interpreting cooperation and conflicts within the realm of ICT services trade.", "Addresses": "[Zhang, Yihan; Xu, Jinwen; Yang, Wancheng] Zhejiang Wanli Univ, Sch Logist & E Commerce, Ningbo 315000, Peoples R China; [Zhang, Yihan; Xu, Jinwen; Yang, Wancheng] Modern Port Serv Ind & Creat Culture Res Ctr, Key Res Inst Philosophy Social Sci Zhejiang Prov, Ninbo 315000, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Zhejiang Wanli University", "Reprint Addresses": "Yang, WC (corresponding author), Zhejiang Wanli Univ, Sch Logist & E Commerce, Ningbo 315000, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "y812007805@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Zhejiang Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences Circles Research Project [2023N073]; Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Sciences Research of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China [20YJC860036]; Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project [45]; Major Humanities and Social Sciences Research Projects in Zhejiang higher education institutions [2023QN115]; Zhejiang Soft Science Project [2023C35032]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Zhejiang Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences Circles Research Project; Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Sciences Research of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China; Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project; Major Humanities and Social Sciences Research Projects in Zhejiang higher education institutions; Zhejiang Soft Science Project", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by Zhejiang Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences Circles Research Project (2023N073); the Youth Fund for Humanities and Social Sciences Research of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China (20YJC860036); Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project (45); and Major Humanities and Social Sciences Research Projects in Zhejiang higher education institutions Grant Number (2023QN115); Zhejiang Soft Science Project (2023C35032).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102697.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102697", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OP1H1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208383000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Palladino, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Palladino, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A 'biased' emerging governance regime for artificial intelligence? How AI ethics get skewed moving from principles to practices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet governance; Artificial intelligence; AI Ethics; AI ethical Tools", "Keywords Plus": "EPISTEMIC COMMUNITIES; LANGUAGE; DESIGN", "Abstract": "Over the past few years, the awareness that the full potential of artificial intelligence (AI) could be attained only through the establishment of a trustworthy and human-centric framework has expanded, thereby prompting demand for regulatory frameworks as well as engendering a flourish of initiatives that set ethical codes and good governance principles for AI development. This study investigates whether the convergence of many of the proposed ethical frameworks around a narrow set of values and principles may be interpreted as a case of transnational norms emergence, a pre-condition for a more structured global regulatory framework or policy regime. Moreover, it explores how this emerging normative framework is reframed in its concrete implementation. Findings suggest that AI governance poses a complex dilemma: while its hybrid governance ecosystem entrusts developers and deployers, mainly from the private sector and technical communities, with the task of translating principles into workable tools, their institu-tional logics substantially narrow the scope and purposes of the ethical approach.", "Addresses": "[Palladino, Nicola] Trinity Coll Dublin, Trinity Long Room Hub, Dublin, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Trinity College Dublin", "Reprint Addresses": "Palladino, N (corresponding author), Trinity Coll Dublin, Trinity Long Room Hub, Dublin, Ireland.", "Email Addresses": "palladin@tcd.ie", "Researcher Ids": "PALLADINO, NICOLA/KHC-9897-2024", "ORCIDs": "PALLADINO, NICOLA/0000-0001-5472-5814", "Funding Orgs": "European Union [945447]; Marie Curie Actions (MSCA) [945447] Funding Source: Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union(European Union (EU)); Marie Curie Actions (MSCA)(Marie Curie Actions)", "Funding Text": "The author has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under the HUMAN + COFUND Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 945447.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 121.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 34.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 51.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102479.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102479", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "I2NO7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001001205100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liang, WQ; Li, WY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liang, Wanqi; Li, Wenying", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of internet usage on the subjective well-being of urban and rural households: Evidence from Vietnam", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Subjective well-being; Subjective social mobility; Propensity score matching; Vietnam", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL NETWORK SITES; PROPENSITY SCORE; MOBILITY; FACEBOOK; INFORMATION; BENEFITS; LIFE; INEQUALITY; HAPPINESS; INCOME", "Abstract": "Although many studies have investigated various benefits of Internet usage, little attention has been paid to its subjective impacts. This paper examines the impact of Internet usage on sub-jective well-being (SWB) and subjective social mobility (SSM) using a sample of 5000 households in Vietnam. A propensity score matching method is applied to address the selection bias that existed prior to the intervention and to make a causal inference. We find that, on average, Internet usage increased subjective social well-being significantly. The heterogeneity analysis reveals that, in terms of the future subjective well-being (FSWB), Internet usage has a larger impact on rural households. However, we found no effect of Internet usage on subjective social mobility.", "Addresses": "[Liang, Wanqi] Huazhong Agr Univ, Coll Econ & Management, Wuhan, Peoples R China; [Li, Wenying] Auburn Univ, Dept Agr Econ & Rural Sociol, Auburn, AL 36849 USA", "Affiliations": "Huazhong Agricultural University; Auburn University System; Auburn University", "Reprint Addresses": "Li, WY (corresponding author), Auburn Univ, Dept Agr Econ & Rural Sociol, Auburn, AL 36849 USA.", "Email Addresses": "wenying.li@auburn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Zhang, Yanyan/JFA-9161-2023; Wang, Han/JJF-2614-2023; Yang, Mei/JNS-2225-2023; Chen, Yu/JLL-0171-2023; Yu, ZH/KBC-6889-2024; Zhang, Han/JMR-0670-2023; Liu, yujing/JQI-7225-2023; li, yurong/JMQ-8540-2023; YI, J/JJE-7713-2023", "ORCIDs": "Li, Wenying/0000-0002-6703-725X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 135.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 19.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102518.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102518", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "A4PU0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000954970200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rao, PM; Vinod, HD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rao, P. M.; Vinod, H. D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic and financial performance of Indian IT services export firms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indian IT services sector; Total factor productivity (TFP); Growth by replication; Economies of scale; Financial performance", "Keywords Plus": "INCREASING RETURNS; PRODUCTIVITY; GROWTH; RISK", "Abstract": "This paper examines the economic and financial performance of the Indian IT services export sector. Specifically, economic performance is measured by total factor productivity (TFP) growth and financial performance is examined in terms of factors explaining accounting and market returns with the aid of seventy-six firm data set over a twelve year period (2004-2016).While thirty years of rapid development in the Indian IT services export sector is well docu-mented, this paper suggests that much of the growth is attributable to replication rather than innovation. Results support the proposition that growth in the real output of Indian IT services sector is predominantly due to growth in real inputs (96%), as TFP accounts for only 4%. In addition, our estimation of Cobb-Douglas production function suggests modest economies of scale in the range of 1.06-1.14. With respect to financial performance, regression results confirm the important role of asset turnover, dividends, and debt in explaining accounting return measured by return on assets (39% adjusted R2). On the other hand, as expected, regression results explain only 10-14% (adjusted R2) of market return, which is total return on stocks including dividends. Statistically significant variables affecting market returns are: exchange rate, asset turnover, payout ratio, and standard deviation of the market return itself.", "Addresses": "[Rao, P. M.] Long Isl Univ, Coll Management, Post Campus,720 Northern Blvd, Brookville, NY 11548 USA; [Vinod, H. D.] Fordham Univ, Rose Hill Campus Dealy E526,441 E Fordham Rd, Bronx, NY 10458 USA", "Affiliations": "Long Island University Post; Fordham University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rao, PM (corresponding author), Long Isl Univ, Coll Management, Post Campus,720 Northern Blvd, Brookville, NY 11548 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pmrao@liu.edu; vinod@fordham.edu", "Researcher Ids": ", H. D. Vinod/GYJ-2564-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102507.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102507", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0A0MP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000951524600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Overby, H; Audestad, JA; Szalkowski, GA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Overby, Harald; Audestad, Jan A.; Szalkowski, Gabriel Andy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Compartmental market models in the digital economy-extension of the Bass model to complex economic systems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Compartmental models are widely used in epidemiology, engineering, and physics to describe the temporal behavior of complex systems. This paper presents how compartmental models may be applied to the digital economy-more specifically, how the Bass model can be extended to more complex economics systems such as markets with customer churning, competition, multisided platforms, and online games. It is demonstrated that it is straightforward to establish the equations describing the various economic systems under study, however, the equations are often too complex to be solved analytically in the general case. Though the paper presents simple and idealized cases, the solutions may, nevertheless, uncover important strategic aspects that otherwise may be hidden by complexity in the general case, for example, the reasons for slow initial market growth. The paper also discusses how the developed models may be used to evaluate digital economic market evolution and business policy.", "Addresses": "[Overby, Harald] BI Norwegian Business Sch, Oslo, Norway; [Audestad, Jan A.; Szalkowski, Gabriel Andy] Norwegian Univ Sci & Technol, Trondheim, Norway; [Overby, Harald] Nydalsveien 37, N-0484 Oslo, Norway", "Affiliations": "BI Norwegian Business School; Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Overby, H (corresponding author), Nydalsveien 37, N-0484 Oslo, Norway.", "Email Addresses": "harald.overby@bi.no", "Researcher Ids": "Szalkowski, Gabriel/JXL-6235-2024", "ORCIDs": "Overby, Harald/0000-0002-4911-4311", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102441.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102441", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L3WY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923716400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Korkmaz, Ö; Erer, E; Erer, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Korkmaz, Ozge; Erer, Elif; Erer, Deniz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet access and its role on educational inequality during the COVID-19 pandemic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Educational inequality; Information and communications technologies; Covid-19; Spatial econometrics", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION; DETERMINANTS; TECHNOLOGY; DISPARITIES; INNOVATION; CONTAGION; COMPUTER; GROWTH", "Abstract": "This study investigates the determinants of Internet access and its effect on educational inequality in OECD countries during the period of the Covid-19 pandemic. The spatial panel data model is used to include the neighborhood in the model relating to educational inequality. The findings from the study reveal that despite the increase in Internet access during the Covid-19 period, the response to the pandemic has caused education inequalities. Furthermore, economic development indicators are effective in increasing Internet access and reducing educational inequality. Finally, the study shows that, as improvements in income levels can increase Internet access, which results in a reduction in educational inequality.", "Addresses": "[Korkmaz, Ozge] Malatya Turgut Ozal Univ, Fac Social Sci & Humanities, Dept Management Informat Syst, Malatya, Turkey", "Affiliations": "Malatya Turgut Ozal University", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "ozge.korkmaz@ozal.edu.tr; elif_erer_@hotmail.com; denizerer@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Korkmaz, Ozge/CKQ-0183-2022; Korkmaz, Özge/W-6019-2018; ERER, Elif/HTO-6263-2023", "ORCIDs": "Korkmaz, Özge/0000-0001-9275-1271;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102353.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102353", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": 35437338.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garcia-Vicente, N; Garcia-Swartz, DDD; Campbell-Kelly, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garcia-Vicente, Nicolas; Garcia-Swartz, Daniel D. D.; Campbell-Kelly, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What do we know about duopolies? Insights from the history of cellular phones", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Duopoly; Cellular network services; Cross-country comparisons", "Keywords Plus": "MULTIMARKET CONTACT; TELEPHONE; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The theoretical literature on duopolies-the Bertrand and Cournot models and their variants-generates a range of predictions for equilibrium prices and quantities depending on assumptions. Here we compare behavior in cellular-network services across countries in the 1980s and early 1990s. We study transitions from monopoly to duopoly and from duopoly to oligopoly with more than two competitors. Through comparisons across countries and time periods, we isolate factors that explain why duopolistic competition had a larger impact on prices in certain markets than in others. Among other things, we find that two institutional factors played an important role: the way beauty contests for additional licenses were designed and whether duopolists expected additional entry into the network-services market or not.", "Addresses": "[Garcia-Vicente, Nicolas] Symphony Media AI, 7730 E Belleview Ave, Greenwood Village, CO USA; [Garcia-Swartz, Daniel D. D.] Charles River Associates Inc, One South Wacker,Suite 3400, Chicago, IL 60601 USA; [Campbell-Kelly, Martin] Univ Warwick, Dept Comp Sci, Coventry, W Midlands, England", "Affiliations": "Charles River Associates; University of Warwick", "Reprint Addresses": "Garcia-Swartz, DDD (corresponding author), Charles River Associates Inc, One South Wacker,Suite 3400, Chicago, IL 60601 USA.", "Email Addresses": "DGarcia-Swartz@crai.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102259.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102259", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Goel, RK; Vishnoi, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Goel, Raj Kumar; Vishnoi, Shweta", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Urbanization and sustainable development for inclusiveness using ICTs", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Sustainable geo-ICT; Socio-institutional context; Big-data analytics; Corporate sustainability; Communication infrastructure", "Keywords Plus": "SMART CITY; SOCIOECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; INCOME INEQUALITY; DEVELOPMENT GOALS; RENEWABLE ENERGY; GOVERNANCE; CITIES; INVESTMENTS; INFORMATION; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "The arrival of information and communication technology (ICT) as well as the deployments of free and open-source software (FOSS) have brought hope to developing countries that the use of enabling technologies potentially mitigates the impact of global environmental and socioeconomic crises, and it drive radical changes in a user's skills or culture. In 2019, with widespread territorial disparities, approximately 53.6% people were connected to the Internet worldwide. The majority of the offline user lives in the least developed countries, and only 19% of them use the internet, compared to 87% in developed nations. Sustainable development depends on successful management of open and inclusive urban development, especially in low-income and middle-income countries, where the fastest urbanization is expected to occur by the year 2050. The application of ICT enhances the independence, dignity, and equal opportunities of all people, thereby promoting their integration into society. An inclusive approach-based citizen participation is extremely important for building an inclusive society. Furthermore, this study highlights the current issues and challenges in developing countries, as well as the role of ICT in promoting socio-economic development, where it can serve as a catalyst for the implementation of the concept of sustainable urbanization. Considering the emerging socio-technological aspect, a framework for a sustainable socio-technical ecosystem is presented here to achieve economic independence and empowerment.", "Addresses": "[Goel, Raj Kumar] Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Tech Univ, Noida Inst Engn & Technol, Dept Comp Sci & Engn, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India; [Vishnoi, Shweta] Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Tech Univ, Noida Inst Engn & Technol, Dept Phys, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India", "Affiliations": "Noida Institute of Engineering & Technology; Noida Institute of Engineering & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Vishnoi, S (corresponding author), Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Tech Univ, Noida Inst Engn & Technol, Dept Phys, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India.", "Email Addresses": "shwetavishnoi@gmail.com; shwetavishnoi@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Vishnoi, Shweta/GOK-2104-2022", "ORCIDs": "Vishnoi, Shweta/0000-0002-8846-3418; Goel, Raj Kumar/0000-0001-9684-060X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102311.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102311", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ8TN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773537200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Li, DK; Chen, YF; Miao, JF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Li, Dongkun; Chen, Yufeng; Miao, Jiafeng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does ICT create a new driving force for manufacturing?- Evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT productivity Paradox; TFP of manufacturing firms; Search costs; Capital misallocation", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; GROWTH; GOVERNANCE; INNOVATION; LEVEL", "Abstract": "The Internet has changed the global economic landscape. In particular, the fast-changing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has directly led to a far-reaching impact on the production and operation of firms. Many previous studies have discussed the relationship of ICT and the total factor productivity (TFP) of firms, but failed to reach a consistent conclusion. This paper, based on the data of Chinese listed manufacturing firms from 2010 to 2019, explores the impact of ICT on manufacturing firms' TFP and its mechanism, and concludes that ICT have positive correlation with the TFP of manufacturing firms. According to the estimated results of this paper, TFP will increase by about 1.8 % for every 1 % of additional ICT investment. Through channel analysis, this paper finds that the positive effect can be achieved through the following four channels: cutting information search costs, enhancing information processing capabilities, reducing internal capital misallocation, and promoting R&D efficiency. This paper is a supplement to research on firm TFP, provides new micro-evidence for exploring the relationship between ICT and TFP of manufacturing firms, and brings important implications for understanding the role of ICT in firm production activities.", "Addresses": "[Li, Dongkun] Cent Univ Finance & Econ CUFE, Sch Econ, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Chen, Yufeng; Miao, Jiafeng] Zhejiang Gongshang Univ, Sch Econ, Ctr Studies Modern Business, Hangzhou 310018, Peoples R China; [Chen, Yufeng] Zhejiang Gongshang Univ, Tailong Finance Sch, Hangzhou 310018, Peoples R China; [Chen, Yufeng] Capital Univ Econ & Business, Coll Business Adm, Beijing 100070, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Zhejiang Gongshang University; Zhejiang Gongshang University; Capital University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Chen, YF (corresponding author), Zhejiang Gongshang Univ, Sch Econ, Ctr Studies Modern Business, Hangzhou 310018, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "eden_soton@163.com; chenyufeng@gmail.com; miaojiafeng1996@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Dongkun, Li/ABB-8707-2021", "ORCIDs": "Li, Dongkun/0000-0002-8725-7858", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71673250]; Zhejiang Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars [LR18G030003]; Major Projects of the Key Research Base of Humanities Under the Ministry of Education [14JJD790019]; Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Foundation [18NDJC184YB]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Zhejiang Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars; Major Projects of the Key Research Base of Humanities Under the Ministry of Education; Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Foundation", "Funding Text": "Acknowledgments This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.71673250) ; Zhejiang Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars (LR18G030003) ; Major Projects of the Key Research Base of Humanities Under the Ministry of Education (No.14JJD790019) , Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Foundation (No.18NDJC184YB) . Any remaining errors are thejoint re-sponsibility of the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 24.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 99.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102229.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102229", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0N2DK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000782654700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Aravantinos, E; Petre, K; Katsianis, D; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Aravantinos, Elias; Petre, Konstantin; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of FTTH tariffs evolution in EU: A panel data analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "FTTH; HHI; Tariffs; NGA Broadband; Forecasting; Panel-data analysis", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND PENETRATION; DIVERSITY; ADOPTION; DEMAND", "Abstract": "This study aims to reveal a set of important factors related to FTTH tariffs and potentially differentiate them among the different EU countries, when constructing a dataset of 28 EU countries between 2013 and 2018 with tariff data 30-100 Mbps (TR30) and 100+ Mbps (TR100). We find that there is a negative relationship between penetration and tariffs. As penetration increases, that causes a negative effect to tariffs overall that tend to drop. Additionally, competition is also a significant constraint, with the strongest effect in the TR100 case. The highly competitive countries, with less concentrated competition converge to lower tariffs during the study's time period. GDP per capita adds a positive effect to both TR30 and TR100 cases, where the developed EU countries' users tend to express overall a willingness to pay more for the same speed and service. Most importantly, these countries should achieve faster their goals, since the subscribers' willingness to pay for high-speed service combined with competitive markets at the right service offerings in place, will foster the 2020 national broadband plan regarding ultrafast connectivity. TR100 forecasts were generated between 2019 and 2025 for a specific set of countries, where values converge into constant levels since most markets approach a saturation level.", "Addresses": "[Aravantinos, Elias; Petre, Konstantin; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris] Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Aravantinos, E (corresponding author), Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "eliasara@di.uoa.gr; kpetre@di.uoa.gr; dkats@di.uoa.gr; d.varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Katsianis, Dimitris/0000-0002-7094-4029; Aravantinos, Elias/0000-0002-6139-3536", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102218.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102218", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "OCT 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "WM0FH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000710770700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Avom, D; Dadegnon, AK; Igue, CB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Avom, Desire; Dadegnon, Aime Kocou; Igue, Charlemagne Babatounde", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does digitalization promote net job creation? Empirical evidence from WAEMU countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Jobs; Creation; destruction effect; Professional qualifications; WAEMU", "Keywords Plus": "TECHNOLOGY; GROWTH; INNOVATION; EMPLOYMENT", "Abstract": "This article aims to study the impact of the adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in terms of net job creation, from the countries of the West Africa Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU). In other words, do ICTs create more than they destroy jobs? To answer this question, this study focuses on a panel data econometrics technique covering the period from 2000 to 2017. The results indicate that ICT destroys 0.03% of low and mediumskilled jobs on the one hand and driving demand and creating 0.05% of high-skilled jobs on the other hand. The total effect of ICT on jobs is therefore positive and concludes in net creation. We therefore suggest to the leaders of concerned countries to accentuate policies to match training and employment with particular emphasis on training in electronics, telecommunications and especially digitalization.", "Addresses": "[Avom, Desire] Univ Yaounde 2, Ctr Etud & Rech Econ & Gest CEREG, Fac Sci Econom & Gest FSEG, Soa, Cameroon; [Dadegnon, Aime Kocou; Igue, Charlemagne Babatounde] Org Mondiale Commerce Commerce Int & Dev Inclusif, Cotonou, Benin; [Dadegnon, Aime Kocou; Igue, Charlemagne Babatounde] Univ Abomey Calavi, Fac Sci Econom & Gest FASEG, Ctr Rech Anal & Polit Econom CRAPE, Godomey, Benin; [Dadegnon, Aime Kocou] Univ Parakou, Lab Rech Econ & Gest LAREG, Parakou, Benin", "Affiliations": "University of Abomey Calavi; University of Parakou", "Reprint Addresses": "Dadegnon, AK (corresponding author), Org Mondiale Commerce Commerce Int & Dev Inclusif, Cotonou, Benin.", "Email Addresses": "davom99@gmail.com; aimedadegnon@yahoo.fr; charlyigue@yahoo.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "DADEGNON, Aime Kocou/0000-0002-1198-8152", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102215.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102215", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ramasoota, P; Kitikamdhorn, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ramasoota, Pirongrong; Kitikamdhorn, Abhibhu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Netflix effect in Thailand: Industry and regulatory implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "VoD; OTT; Globalization; Thailand; Netflix; Content streaming", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study examines the economic, technological and cultural implications of Netflix in Thailand on local content industries and regulators. It also explores industry and regulatory responses to Netflix's emergence in a small market like Thailand. The study finds Netflix has markedly affected the industries' value chain but with contrasting impacts for broadcasting and film. Broadcasters have migrated online either by establishing their own platforms or by repositioning themselves as content providers for international streaming players in addition to acquiring business deals with other OTTs or broadcasters in regional markets. For film, a window of opportunity has been created by Netflix for small and independent filmmakers wishing to bypass the long-standing monopoly in the Thai film industry. Meanwhile, the country's regulator has looked for ways to bring foreign OTTs like Netflix under its oversight and may adopt a reward-based scheme while promoting local content industry with capacity-building and promotional measures.", "Addresses": "[Ramasoota, Pirongrong; Kitikamdhorn, Abhibhu] Chulalongkorn Univ, Fac Commun Arts, 254 Phayathai Rd, Bangkok 10330, Thailand", "Affiliations": "Chulalongkorn University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ramasoota, P (corresponding author), Chulalongkorn Univ, Fac Commun Arts, 254 Phayathai Rd, Bangkok 10330, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "pirongrong.r@gmail.com; abhibhu@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kitikamdhorn, Abhibhu/0000-0003-0840-351X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102156.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102156", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ferreira, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ferreira, Agata", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulating smart contracts: Legal revolution or simply evolution?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart contracts; Blockchain; Contract laws; Technology law", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Blockchain-based smart contracts have triggered polarised discussions. They have been applauded as a significant technological achievement, but also criticised as a dumb idea. Their application is rapidly expanding in the financial sector, public sector, supply chain management, and the automobile, real estate, insurance, and health care industries. With the growing use of smart contracts and an increasing variety of smart contracts applications, the debate over the legal implications of this phenomenon has intensified and many legal issues related to smart contracts are being examined. Legal scholars have highlighted potential legal pitfalls, controversies and incompatibilities with existing legal frameworks. Blockchain technology and smart contracts have also been fuelling an interest of legislators, who have begun to recognise regulatory uncertainties and are making the first attempts to introduce legislative solutions to address them. This paper aims to highlight the fervour of the scholarly debate surrounding smart contracts and contrast it with a rather modest response from the legislators thus far. The paper reiterates that smart contracts represent the future. Even though they challenge practitioners, scholars, and legislators, current legislative initiatives indicate that under most legal systems there are no major obstacles for smart contracts and to accommodate smart contracts within the existing legal frameworks we should expect legal evolution rather than revolution.y", "Addresses": "[Ferreira, Agata] Warsaw Univ Technol, Dept Adm Law & Publ Policy Sci, Pl Politech 1, PL-00661 Warsaw, Poland", "Affiliations": "Warsaw University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Ferreira, A (corresponding author), Warsaw Univ Technol, Dept Adm Law & Publ Policy Sci, Pl Politech 1, PL-00661 Warsaw, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "aferreira@ans.pw.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Ferreira, Agata/0000-0003-0901-863X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102081.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102081", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rosario-Albert, L; Takahashi, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rosario-Albert, Luis; Takahashi, Bruno", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Emergency communications policies in Puerto Rico: Interaction between regulatory institutions and telecommunications companies during Hurricane Maria", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Emergency communications; Communication administration; Puerto Rico; Hurricane maria; Telecommunications policy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Extreme infrastructure collapse poses unique challenges to emergency communications. This was the case in Puerto Rico in 2017 after hurricanes Irma and Maria. In this study, we first examined telecommunications carriers representatives? views of the adequateness of emergency communications policies. Their views were contrasted with the perspectives of a selection of telecommunications experts and regulators. Secondly, we conducted a policy analysis to assess the FCC, the Telecommunications Bureau of Puerto Rico, and telecommunications companies? emergency communications processes and outcomes. An electronic questionnaire and in-depth interviews with telecommunications companies? representatives, and secondary data analysis were used. The analysis revealed that most participants considered favorably the 2017 Wireless Resiliency Cooperative Framework but did not look favorably upon various state-level emergency communications policies. The policy analysis points to ineffective state emergency communications policies due to the impact of external factors and the lack of coordination of the state government electrical power provider and private telecommunications companies. The results also revealed that between 2017 and 2019, policy makers and the application of policy tools in regard to emergency communications were largely reactive and relied on vigorous state level intervention through a prescriptive regulatory approach. The analysis includes policy recommendations for emergency communications.", "Addresses": "[Rosario-Albert, Luis] Univ Ana G Mendez, Dept Liberal Arts, Program Commun, Carolina Campus, San Juan, PR 00926 USA; [Takahashi, Bruno] Michigan State Univ, Coll Commun Arts & Sci, Sch Journalism & AgBioRes, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Rosario-Albert, Luis] Ave Principal Sabana,Carr 190 Barrio Sabana Abajo, Carolina, PR 00983 USA", "Affiliations": "Universidad Ana G. Mendez; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rosario-Albert, L (corresponding author), Univ Ana G Mendez, Dept Liberal Arts, Program Commun, Carolina Campus, San Juan, PR 00926 USA.;Rosario-Albert, L (corresponding author), Ave Principal Sabana,Carr 190 Barrio Sabana Abajo, Carolina, PR 00983 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Lrosario96@uagm.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Rosario-Albert, Luis/HZJ-9692-2023", "ORCIDs": "Rosario-Albert, Luis/0000-0003-1851-3894; Takahashi, BRUNO/0000-0002-8570-4925", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [1824976]; Division of Civil, Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation; Directorate For Engineering; Div Of Civil, Mechanical, & Manufact Inn [1824976] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Division of Civil, Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Engineering (ENG)); Directorate For Engineering; Div Of Civil, Mechanical, & Manufact Inn(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Engineering (ENG))", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by the National Science Foundation (Grant number #1824976); Division of Civil, Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102094.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102094", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ky, SS; Rugemintwari, C; Sauviat, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ky, Serge Stephane; Rugemintwari, Clovis; Sauviat, Alain", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Friends or Foes? Mobile money interaction with formal and informal finance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile money; Formal finance; Informal finance; Deposit behavior; Financial inclusion; Developing countries", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Access to formal financial services is a key determinant of financial inclusion and yet, informal mechanisms still dominate the financial system in developing countries. In this context, the purpose of our article is to investigate how the growing effort to harness mobile money designed for unbanked individuals may help to overcome barriers to access formal financial services. Using a unique dataset obtained from an individual-level survey conducted in Burkina Faso, we explore the interplay between mobile money innovation and pre-existing formal and informal financial instruments. Our main findings show that, overall there are no differences in the inclination of mobile money users and non-users to make deposits in formal or informal deposit instruments. However, a closer investigation reveals suggestive evidence that it may increase the probability of participants in informal mechanisms to make deposits in formal financial instruments, especially using a bank account. Moreover, considering disadvantaged groups, we find for women, irregular income and less educated individuals that mobile money may increase their probability to make deposits in a bank and/or credit union accounts. Our results are robust to using instrumental variables and propensity score matching techniques that mitigate the endogeneity problem. They also pass a number of robustness checks as well as considering an alternative dataset. Given the low access to formal financial services in developing countries, our findings taken together indicate how the increasing adoption of mobile money may act as a stepping-stone towards financial inclusion.", "Addresses": "[Ky, Serge Stephane] Univ Ouahigouya, Lab Anal & Polit Econ, 12 BP 417, Ouagadougou 12, Burkina Faso; [Ky, Serge Stephane; Rugemintwari, Clovis; Sauviat, Alain] Univ Limoges, Lab Anal & Prospect Econ, 5 Rue Felix Eboue, F-87031 Limoges, France", "Affiliations": "Universite de Limoges", "Reprint Addresses": "Ky, SS (corresponding author), Univ Ouahigouya, Lab Anal & Polit Econ, 12 BP 417, Ouagadougou 12, Burkina Faso.", "Email Addresses": "kysserge@gmail.com; clovis.rugemintwari@unilim.fr; alain.sauviat@unilim.fr", "Researcher Ids": "Ky, Serge/GPX-1578-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ky, Serge/0000-0002-0288-1759", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 91.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102057.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102057", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 31.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "del Portillo, I; Eiskowitz, S; Crawley, EF; Cameron, BG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Portillo, Inigo del; Eiskowitz, Skylar; Crawley, Edward F.; Cameron, Bruce G.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Connecting the other half: Exploring options for the 50% of the population unconnected to the internet", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Global connectivity; Internet; Space architecture; Digital divide; Communication satellites", "Keywords Plus": "HIGH-ALTITUDE PLATFORMS; DIGITAL DIVIDE; SERVICES; POLICY", "Abstract": "As of the end of 2019, 46.4% of the world's population does not have regular access to the Internet. Bringing the more than 3.5 billion individuals still unconnected online is the primary goal for multiple international organizations, including the ITU and the UN Broadband Commission. Two important barriers that restrict connectivity are the lack of infrastructure and affordability. To address these barriers, several novel concepts that involve spaceborne and airborne platforms have been proposed to provide connectivity at a lower cost (improve affordability) to a wider reach of people (extend infrastructure). We develop a techno-economic methodology to assess the potential impact of space and aerial concepts in expanding connectivity to uncovered and under-served regions. In particular, constellations of geostationary orbit (GEO) satellites, large constellations of medium Earth orbit (MEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, and high- and low-altitude aerial platforms are studied. Results show that under the current scenario, the impact of space and aerial systems in terms of expanding connectivity would be rather modest; the current cost of satellite technology (similar to$200 per Mbps/month) are affordable for less than 1% of the uncovered and under-served population in the countries of interest. In a future scenario in 8-10 years, space systems have the highest potential to bring uncovered and under-served populations online, being a viable technology for 24% of the population in these countries.", "Addresses": "[Portillo, Inigo del; Eiskowitz, Skylar; Crawley, Edward F.; Cameron, Bruce G.] MIT, Dept Aeronaut & Astronaut, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA", "Affiliations": "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Reprint Addresses": "del Portillo, I (corresponding author), MIT, Dept Aeronaut & Astronaut, 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA.", "Email Addresses": "portillo@alum.mit.edu; eiskowit@mit.edu; crawley@mit.ed; bcameron@mit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "del Portillo, Inigo/U-8258-2019; Cameron, Bruce G/E-2826-2012", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Fundacion Obra Social LaCaixa", "Funding Name Preferred": "Fundacion Obra Social LaCaixa(La Caixa Foundation)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Facebook and the Fundacion Obra Social LaCaixa for partially funding this project. The content of this article does not reflect the official opinions of these organizations. Responsibility for the information and views expressed herein lies entirely with the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102092.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102092", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dippon, CM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dippon, Christian M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "International price comparisons: An area of further research", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "International price comparison; Competition analysis; Regulation; Bundled services", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The keen interest by politicians, regulators, and competition authorities in international price rankings has sparked a series of management consultancies to produce regularly studies that purport to compare and rank prices for mobile wireless services across the world. These rankings, so they claim, are the Swiss Army knife of competition analysis. A country that ranks lower on a list is declared a laggard or noncompetitive and thus supposedly is in need of regulatory intervention. Such claims require scrutiny and further analysis. An accurate price comparison should follow the scientific method and include a testable hypothesis, a properly designed study methodology, and accurate data collection and interpretation. One such ranking exercise is produced biannually by Finnish management consultancy Rewheel. The present review fills a void with its analysis of the Rewheel study and suggests that it is a highly simplistic international price comparison exercise. The methodology of Rewheel assumes an unrealistic world where consumers only care about how much data they can get for a certain budget (i.e., price), and all other competitive differentiators (i.e., plan and quality differences) and costs differences (e.g., size of network built) are irrelevant.", "Addresses": "[Dippon, Christian M.] NERA Econ Consulting, Washington, DC 20037 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Dippon, CM (corresponding author), NERA Econ Consulting, Washington, DC 20037 USA.", "Email Addresses": "christian.dippon@nera.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "TELUS Communications Inc.", "Funding Name Preferred": "TELUS Communications Inc.", "Funding Text": "The author acknowledges funding for the examination of the Rewheel pricing reports from TELUS Communications Inc.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101899.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101899", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Myovella, G; Karacuka, M; Haucap, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Myovella, Godwin; Karacuka, Mehmet; Haucap, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digitalization and economic growth: A comparative analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa and OECD economies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Economic growth; Sub Saharan Africa; Generalized methods of moments", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; MOBILE; INFORMATION; PRODUCTIVITY; TECHNOLOGIES; ENDOGENEITY; ICTS", "Abstract": "This paper examines the contribution of digitalization to economic growth of Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) in comparison with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) economies. The main reason for comparing the most and the least developed countries to measure the effects of digitalization is to have an insight of whether such effects depend on the levels of development of the country. New technologies in Sub Saharan Africa are assumed to have played significant roles in economic activity, including accessibility of communications, which was impeded by poor infrastructure, accommodation of the poor majority who were initially financially excluded from mobile banking and participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in e-commerce. On the other hand, due to the effects of digitalization, least developed countries in SSA have been facing a premature deindustrialization. This study employs a panel dataset consisting of 11 years from 2006 to 2016 for 41 SSA and 33 OECD economies and we use the generalized linear methods of moments (GMM) estimators. The results show that digitalization has a positive contribution to economic growth in both groups of countries. The effect of broadband Internet is minimal for SSA compared to OECD countries, whereas the impact of mobile telecommunications is higher in SSA compared to the OECD counterpart. These results are particularly interesting as less advanced technologies create more opportunities in the least developed countries since there is more space for improvement. With respect to policy implications, this study recommends that SSA governments should invest more in ICT along with other infrastructures, so as to benefit from digitalization and to realize significant economic growth.", "Addresses": "[Myovella, Godwin; Karacuka, Mehmet] Ege Univ, Dept Econ, Izmir, Turkey; [Haucap, Justus] Heinrich Heine Univ, Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ege University; Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Ege Univ, Dept Econ, Izmir, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "myovellagd@gmail.com; mehmet.karacuka@ege.edu.tr; justus.haucap@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 59.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 191.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 198.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 24.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 143.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101856.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101856", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, S; Lee, SY; Ryu, MH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Searom; Lee, Sang Yup; Ryu, Min Ho", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How much are sellers willing to pay for the features offered by their e-commerce platform?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-commerce platform; Online platform strategy; Conjoint analysis; Willingness to pay; Naver smart store", "Keywords Plus": "CONJOINT-ANALYSIS; ONLINE", "Abstract": "The success of an e-commerce platform is significantly dependent on the number of sellers and their quality. Thus, it is important to understand the factors that influence a seller's platform choice. This paper investigates features of an e-commerce platform on which sellers place high value when choosing a platform to sell their products, using a conjoint analysis. The data was collected by online survey from 1,796 sellers who are using Naver Smart Store (https://sell.smartstore.naver.com), which is one of the largest e-commerce platform in South Korea. After analyzing the willingness to pay for each combination of functions by separating six functions of Naver Smart Store, it was estimated that the MWTP ranged 3.05 to 4.48 for the main process related functions and 2.61-5.3 for the sub process related functions. MWTP can be considered as a benefits for the sellers since Naver does not require monetary commissions from sellers. This paper also shows that the higher technical understanding of the functions provides the more value to platform to sellers.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Searom] Kyungpook Natl Univ, Sch Business Adm, Daegu 41566, South Korea; [Lee, Sang Yup] Yonsei Univ, Dept Commun, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea; [Ryu, Min Ho] Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Busan 49236, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Kyungpook National University; Yonsei University; Dong A University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ryu, MH (corresponding author), Dong A Univ, Dept Management Informat Syst, Busan 49236, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ryumh12@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Dong-A University research fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "Dong-A University research fund", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Dong-A University research fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101832.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101832", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bera, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bera, Subhasis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Club convergence and drivers of digitalization across Indian states", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Club convergence; Digital divide; Digital India; Digitalization; Principal Component Method (PCM); Technology diffusion", "Keywords Plus": "SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA; DIVIDE; INTERNET; DIFFUSION; DETERMINANTS; TECHNOLOGY; FRAMEWORK; IMPACT; MODEL; BITS", "Abstract": "Disparity in the level of digitalization is a crucial driver of economic inequality in an economy. Although a pocket of its population is still bereft of the benefits of digitalization, India currently has the second highest number of internet subscribers in the world despite the nation's late adoption of digital technology. An accurate assessment of the current state of digitalization in the country is required for devising effective initiatives towards building a Digital India and bridging the nation's internal digital divide. Considering 17 major Indian states and 21 variables for 10 years, we constructed a composite index of digitalization with the help of Principal Component Method (PCM). This paper identifies factors responsible for the digitalization divide across states. In the second part of the analysis, the study confirms, with the help of club convergence test, the absence of overall convergence towards digitalization and the existence of the non-convergent group. This paper also shows that the non-convergent group of states are at the bottom of the ranking table which indicates the need for greater attention to initiatives to bridge the digital divide.", "Addresses": "[Bera, Subhasis] Int Sch Business & Media, Pune, Maharashtra, India", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Bera, S (corresponding author), Int Sch Business & Media, Pune, Maharashtra, India.", "Email Addresses": "subhasisbera@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Bera, Subhasis/GZB-1995-2022", "ORCIDs": "Bera, Subhasis/0000-0002-9166-0762", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101822.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Glass, V; Tardiff, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Glass, Victor; Tardiff, Timothy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Federal Communications Commission's rural infrastructure auction: What is hidden in the weeds?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Glass, Victor] Rutgers Business Sch, Profess Practice, Newark, NJ USA; [Glass, Victor] Rutgers Business Sch, Ctr Res Regulated Ind, Newark, NJ USA; [Tardiff, Timothy] Adv Analyt Consulting Grp, Newark, NJ USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick; Rutgers University Newark; Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick; Rutgers University Newark", "Reprint Addresses": "Glass, V (corresponding author), Rutgers Business Sch, Profess Practice, Newark, NJ USA.;Glass, V (corresponding author), Rutgers Business Sch, Ctr Res Regulated Ind, Newark, NJ USA.", "Email Addresses": "vglass@business.rutgers.edu; TimTardiff@AACG.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 10.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101821.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IY0UJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000486108100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "El-Moghazi, M; Whalley, J; Irvine, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Whalley, Jason; Irvine, James", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technology neutrality: Exploring the interaction between International Mobile Telecommunication and national spectrum management policies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "IMT; Technology neutrality; ITU-R; Technological choices", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDIZATION", "Abstract": "This paper reviews ITU-R actions with respect to IMT standardisation, and explores how these actions affect national spectrum management decisions such as those related to technology neutrality. Our analysis, which is based on 52 interviews, demonstrates that the IMT standardisation activities do not explicitly influence the decision of the regulator on the adoption of technology neutrality. They do, however, contain a range of positive (encouraging) and negative (discouraging) perspectives that shape the regulator's views on technology neutrality are two contrasting views on whether there is mutual influence between the IMT definitions within the ITU-R, and 3G and 4G market definitions. Nationally IMT standardisation has largely no influence on the discrimination between mobile technology generations (e.g., 3G, 4G etc.). The IMT spectrum identification has positive influences on selecting technologies from the IMT family.", "Addresses": "[El-Moghazi, Mohamed; Irvine, James] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Whalley, Jason] Inst Mines Telecom, Business Sch, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK", "Reprint Addresses": "El-Moghazi, M (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "moghazi666@hotmail.com; jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk; j.m.Irvine@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Irvine, James/0000-0003-2078-6517", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 531.0, "End Page": 548.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schopf, JC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schopf, James Christopher", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Room for improvement: Why Korea's leading ICT ODA program has failed to combat corruption", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "PANEL-DATA; DEMOCRACY; GMM", "Abstract": "In the past decade Korea has become the world's top provider of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) aid to developing countries. E-government reforms helped Korea cut domestic corruption, and research has established a clear causal relationship between ICT, E-government, and lower corruption. GMM dynamic panel data analysis indicates, however, that Korean ICT aid has in fact exacerbated corruption in recipient nations. ICT ODA from Canada and the U.K., the second and third largest national donors, however, successfully reduced recipient corruption levels. Why? The characteristics of recipients targeted by each respective donor and key differences in national ODA program goals and management systems explain the results. Tobit regressions reveal that economic and security motives led Korea to favor recipients that were poorer and more authoritarian with inferior governance institutions, traits which fixed and random effect regressions show lower E-governments effectiveness against corruption. Canada and the U.K. primarily succeeded by designating good governance as a core ODA goal and by pioneering Results Based Management systems to realize program objectives. They established clear goals, linked them to quantifiable indicators, independently evaluated the results and transparently released that information to the public. Good governance was not at the center of the Korean aid program which failed to establish clear targets, credibly measure results or release information, providing fertile ground for graft, like the Choi Soon-shil scandal, to infect the program. To improve ICT ODA effectiveness against corruption, therefore, Korea must elevate good governance as a core aid objective, accelerate introduction of RBM reforms to increase effectiveness, and direct more aid to recipients with greater civil liberties in which leaders are motivated to effectively employ ICT ODA against corruption.", "Addresses": "[Schopf, James Christopher] Keimyung Univ, Dept Polit Sci, Daegu, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Keimyung University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schopf, JC (corresponding author), Keimyung Univ, Dept Polit Sci, Daegu, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jcschopf@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Schopf, James Christopher/0000-0003-2273-6417", "Funding Orgs": "Bisa Research Grant of Keimyung University in 2018", "Funding Name Preferred": "Bisa Research Grant of Keimyung University in 2018", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the Bisa Research Grant of Keimyung University in 2018.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 501.0, "End Page": 519.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.01.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC4RB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470951900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Donou-Adonsou, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Donou-Adonsou, Ficawoyi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technology, education, and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications infrastructure; Education; Economic growth; Sub-Saharan Africa", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; MOBILE; INFRASTRUCTURE; ADOPTION; ICT", "Abstract": "This study examines whether telecommunications infrastructure promotes economic growth in countries with better access to education compared to those with less access. Using a panel of 45 Sub-Saharan African countries from 1993 to 2015, the results using the fixed-effects, two-step feasible efficient generalized method of moments estimator indicate that in countries with better access to education, the Internet contributes to economic growth, while mobile phones do not seem to do so. These results suggest that while education is regarded as pivotal for the Internet, it seems to be irrelevant for mobile phone usage.", "Addresses": "[Donou-Adonsou, Ficawoyi] John Carroll Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, 1 John Carroll Blvd, University Hts, OH 44118 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Ohio; John Carroll University", "Reprint Addresses": "Donou-Adonsou, F (corresponding author), John Carroll Univ, Dept Econ & Finance, 1 John Carroll Blvd, University Hts, OH 44118 USA.", "Email Addresses": "fdonouadonsou@jcu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Donou Adonsou, Ficawoyi/J-4573-2019", "ORCIDs": "Donou Adonsou, Ficawoyi/0000-0001-7756-9279", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 54.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 60.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 353.0, "End Page": 360.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nadiri, MI; Nandi, B; Akoz, KK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nadiri, M. Ishaq; Nandi, Banani; Akoz, Kemal Kivanc", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Impact of modern communication infrastructure on productivity, production structure and factor demands of US industries: Impact revisited", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Communications; Broadband; Infrastructure; Marginal benefits; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; INVESTMENT; GROWTH", "Abstract": "This study investigates the contribution of modem communication infrastructure characterized by high speed broadband access network on the productivity growth, production structure and factor demands for US industries and for the aggregate economy. To evaluate such contribution, we modify the traditional cost function by incorporating communication infrastructure as input in production process in conjunction with other public infrastructures. The network externality and spillover effect of broadband access technology are captured by introducing broadband penetration rate as a shift factor in industry level production function. Empirical results show that the increased use of modern communications infrastructure increases the productivity of all industries with wide variations across industries. Estimated impacts on input demands show that increase in use of communications infrastructure service saves labor and materials and increase the demand for private capital. Finally, aggregate social rate of return on such investment has been estimated for policy implications.", "Addresses": "[Nadiri, M. Ishaq; Akoz, Kemal Kivanc] NYU, New York, NY 10003 USA; [Nandi, Banani] AT&T Labs, Florham Pk, NJ 07932 USA", "Affiliations": "New York University; AT&T", "Reprint Addresses": "Nandi, B (corresponding author), AT&T Labs, Florham Pk, NJ 07932 USA.", "Email Addresses": "m.ishaq.nadiri@nyu.edu; bn3158@att.com; kka227@nyu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Akoz, Kemal Kivanc/AAG-1125-2019", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 41.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 433.0, "End Page": 451.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Urama, NE; Ogbu, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Urama, Nathaniel E.; Ogbu, Osita", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluating consumer perception and willingness to pay for broadband in Nigeria", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Telecommunications; Consumer; Demand; Utility; Marginal willingness to pay", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The study analysed the consumers' perception, and willingness to pay for improvements in broadband qualities and attributes in Nigeria, using survey data collected in 2014 from 3300 respondent purposively sampled from eleven states in the country. The results show that 79%, of the respondents, still perceive broadband in Nigerian as expensive relative to its quality, which 58% and 84% of them conceive as slow and unreliable respectively. The respondents are, however, even willing to increase their payment for broadband if the qualities and attributes increase with an upper price limit of N10,000 per month. On average, consumers are currently willing to pay an extra 166% per month for an improvement from slow to fast broadband, 96% for an improvement from fast to high-speed broadband, 90% for the inclusion of Videophone and 36.2% for the addition of priority. These, in other words, indicate that their current perception of the price of broadband as expensive is not absolute, but relative to the existing broadband qualities, which inform the utility they derive from its usage. There is, therefore, need for improvements in the qualities and attributes of broadband in the country to boost its subscription.", "Addresses": "[Urama, Nathaniel E.] Univ Nigeria, Dept Econ, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria; [Urama, Nathaniel E.] African Heritage Inst, Enugu, Nigeria; [Ogbu, Osita] Univ Nigeria, Inst Dev Studies, Enugu Campus, Nsukka, Nigeria; [Urama, Nathaniel E.] African Heritage Inst, Appl Econ Unit, 54 Nza St, Enugu, Nigeria", "Affiliations": "University of Nigeria; University of Nigeria", "Reprint Addresses": "Urama, NE (corresponding author), Univ Nigeria, Dept Econ, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria.", "Email Addresses": "nathaniel.urama@unn.edu.ng; ovoko@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Urama, Nathaniel E./0000-0002-1688-5291", "Funding Orgs": "Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)", "Funding Text": "This research did not receive any specific grant from funding agencies in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors. It, however, used data from a survey funded by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 421.0, "End Page": 432.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, HJ; Whitacre, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Hyun Ji; Whitacre, Brian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Estimating willingness-to-pay for broadband attributes among low-income consumers: Results from two FCC lifeline pilot projects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Lifeline pilot projects; Willingness-to-pay", "Keywords Plus": "IMPACT; INFRASTRUCTURE; DIVIDE; US", "Abstract": "Recent studies have confirmed that broadband adoption (as opposed to simply having access to broadband infrastructure) is positively linked with economic growth. In light of this, federal policy efforts have switched from focusing mainly on the provision of infrastructure to more explicit adoption-oriented efforts. One of those efforts was the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC's) Low-income Broadband Lifeline Pilot Projects, which ran from 2013 to 2014. The program worked with 14 private telecommunications firms to subsidize household broadband adoption for low-income households by providing discounted monthly and equipment costs. Low-income households are an important component of the broadband adoption puzzle: between 2003 and 2013, the adoption gap between low-income and high-income households actually increased by 5% points. This paper focuses on two specific FCC Broadband Lifeline Pilot projects that allowed consumers to make choices among different options, such as data allowance, speed, and wireless vs. wired connections. Conditional logit models are used to develop estimates of consumer's willingness-to-pay for specific broadband attributes. The results indicate that low-income consumers have a preference for smartphone connections (versus aircards) and that this effect is even more pronounced for those households earning less than $20,000; that low-income consumers have a preference for wired connections (versus wireless); and that there is evidence that low-income consumers are willing to pay for an extra GB of data each month but not for the speed of their connection.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Hyun Ji] Texas Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX 79409 USA; [Whitacre, Brian] Oklahoma State Univ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA", "Affiliations": "Texas Tech University System; Texas Tech University; Oklahoma State University System; Oklahoma State University - Stillwater", "Reprint Addresses": "Whitacre, B (corresponding author), Oklahoma State Univ, Stillwater, OK 74078 USA.", "Email Addresses": "brian.whitacre@okstate.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Whitacre, Brian/JAX-4638-2023", "ORCIDs": "Whitacre, Brian/0000-0002-5083-1828", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 769.0, "End Page": 780.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M; Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin; Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The use of spectrum auctions to attain multiple objectives: Policy implications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Auction; Auction efficiency; Auction set-aside; Bidding credit; Spectrum auction; Spectrum cap", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The first spectrum auctions generally assigned the chosen number of licences of predetermined size to the highest bidders, but auctions now allow a greater choice of outcomes, with bidders with existing spectrum portfolios competing, with others, for multiple lots, often in different bands. Modern auctions also contain design features expressly directed at efficiency and equity objectives. In relation to efficiency, spectrum caps or set asides for new entrants can be incorporated to combat the exercise of market power downstream. In relation to equity objectives, licence conditions may specify obligations to provide coverage in non-commercial areas, or promises of the attainment of social objectives can be given a weighting, with revenue, in the determination of winning bids. The paper provides and overview of the wide use of such tools and the consequences for the operation of the auction process. Some lessons are drawn for future spectrum auctions.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] Imperial Business Sch, London, England; [Nicholls, Rob] UNSW Business Sch, Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), UNSW Business Sch, Sydney, NSW, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "martin.e.cave@btinternet.com; r.nicholls@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 367.0, "End Page": 378.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kuroda, T; Forero, MDPB", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kuroda, Toshifurni; Forero, Maria del Pilar Baquero", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effects of spectrum allocation mechanisms on market outcomes: Auctions vs beauty contests", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "3G mobile diffusion; Beauty contests; Spectrum auctions; Treatment effects", "Keywords Plus": "LICENSE AUCTIONS; MOBILE TELEPHONY; 3G SPECTRUM; COMPETITION; ENTRY; TECHNOLOGY; DIFFUSION; STANDARDS", "Abstract": "This paper compares the evolution of seven key market outcomes in 47 countries after the allocation of mobile phone spectrum by auctions and beauty contests held from 2000 to 2008. Traditional auction theory predicts the merits of auction versus beauty contests. However, recent theoretical research shows that auctions impose selection and debt effects on the after market competition that could harm consumers. We employ two semi-parametric estimators to determine the treatment effects and find that 3G mobile phone penetration rates among auctioning countries are 1.04-8.95% lower. Findings suggest that auctions, when used to raise public revenues, not only transfer profits to government but also sacrifice consumer surplus.", "Addresses": "[Kuroda, Toshifurni] Tokyo Keizai Univ, Fac Econ, Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan; [Forero, Maria del Pilar Baquero] Kyoto Univ, Grad Sch Econ, Kyoto, Japan; [Forero, Maria del Pilar Baquero] Commiss Aviat Regulat, Alexandra House,Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2, Ireland", "Affiliations": "Tokyo Keizai University; Kyoto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kuroda, T (corresponding author), Tokyo Keizai Univ, Fac Econ, Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "kuroda@tku.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kuroda, Toshifumi/O-2235-2019; Forero, María/IQU-7821-2023", "ORCIDs": "Kuroda, Toshifumi/0000-0003-2492-9255;", "Funding Orgs": "Telecommunications Advancement Foundation; Dotecon Ltd.", "Funding Name Preferred": "Telecommunications Advancement Foundation(Telecommunications Advancement Foundation); Dotecon Ltd.", "Funding Text": "We thank Takanori Ida, Koichi Kuriyama, Gary Madden, Ayako Suzuki, Hiroyuki Odagiri, and Sadao Nagaoka at various institutions for their helpful comments and suggestions. We also thank Arisa Siong for providing access to the Spectrum Awards Database from Dotecon Ltd. Financial support from the Telecommunications Advancement Foundation is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 341.0, "End Page": 354.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mochon, A; Saez, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mochon, Asuncion; Saez, Yago", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A review of radio spectrum combinatorial clock auctions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Combinatorial clock auction (CCA); Spectrum auction; Spectrum packaging policy; Reserve price; Demand limit; Activity rules; Transparency; Pricing rule", "Keywords Plus": "EFFICIENCY; RULES", "Abstract": "This paper surveys a decade of Combinatorial Clock Auctions (CCAs) to allocate radio spectrum licenses from their inception to 2016. Although all CCAs share a common structure (first an allocation stage and then, an assignment stage), regulators have tailored key variables depending on their spectrum policies and market structures. We identify these variables, such as. spectrum packaging policy, reserve price, demand limit, activity rule, transparency and pricing rule. We also analyze the different ways in which regulators can design them along with their implications. This theoretical work is accompanied by a review of the practical implementation decisions in each actual auction and final outcomes. Although all the information is public, it is not easy to find because it is highly disaggregated. Finally, after having identified advantages and disadvantages in this auction model, we present some proposals to improve the actual mechanism.", "Addresses": "[Mochon, Asuncion] UNED, Appl Econ & Econ Hist Dept, Madrid, Spain; [Saez, Yago] Univ Carlos III Madrid, Dept Comp Sci, Getafe, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED); Universidad Carlos III de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Saez, Y (corresponding author), Univ Carlos III Madrid, Dept Comp Sci, Getafe, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "amochon@cee.uned.es; yago.saez@uc3m.es", "Researcher Ids": "Mochon, Asuncion/B-1245-2017; Saez, Yago/B-9763-2013; Saez, Yago/X-8782-2019", "ORCIDs": "Mochon, Asuncion/0000-0002-2583-4875; Saez, Yago/0000-0002-0998-2907;", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain) [ENE2014-56126-C2-2-R]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain)(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "The authors want to thank professor Paul Milgrom for his helpful comments. This article has been partially funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain), under the project reference number ENE2014-56126-C2-2-R.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 303.0, "End Page": 324.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stier, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stier, Sebastian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet diffusion and regime type: Temporal patterns in technology adoption", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet diffusion; Technology adoption; Regime type; Democracy; Authoritarian regimes", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE", "Abstract": "It is often assumed that the Internet would threaten the survival of authoritarian regimes. Accordingly, most country-comparative studies have identified a democracy advantage in Internet diffusion. This paper revisits these technology-centric assumptions by conceptualizing the adoption of the Internet as a dynamic phenomenon with multiple phases that unfold differently depending on the political system. It is argued theoretically, that initially, the Internet diffuses faster in democracies because of inherent innovation advantages. However, authoritarian regimes adopt the Internet at comparable rates when the economic benefits of the technology outweigh the democratization risks. Yearly cross-sectional regressions for the years 1996-2013 show that the relationship between regime type and Internet diffusion varies temporally as authoritarian regimes have caught up considerably. Since 2013, there are no significant differences between democracies and authoritarian regimes anymore and monarchies even outperform democracies.", "Addresses": "[Stier, Sebastian] GESIS Leibniz Inst Social Sci, Dept Computat Social Sci, Unter Sachsenhausen 6-8, D-50667 Cologne, Germany", "Affiliations": "Leibniz Institut fur Sozialwissenschaften (GESIS)", "Reprint Addresses": "Stier, S (corresponding author), GESIS Leibniz Inst Social Sci, Dept Computat Social Sci, Unter Sachsenhausen 6-8, D-50667 Cologne, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "sebastian.stier@gesis.org", "Researcher Ids": "Stier, Sebastian/AAH-4394-2019", "ORCIDs": "Stier, Sebastian/0000-0002-1217-5778", "Funding Orgs": "Landesgraduiertenforderung (LGFG) Baden-Wurttemberg", "Funding Name Preferred": "Landesgraduiertenforderung (LGFG) Baden-Wurttemberg", "Funding Text": "This research has been funded by the Landesgraduiertenforderung (LGFG) Baden-Wurttemberg.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 25.0, "End Page": 34.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Kim, S; Nam, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Junghwan; Kim, Seongcheol; Nam, Changi", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "User resistance to acceptance of In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "In Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems; Vehicle-IT convergence ecosystem; Innovation resistance model; Smart cars", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; PARTICIPATION; USAGE; MODEL", "Abstract": "Recently, automobile companies have begun to expand their partnerships with major information technology (IT) companies by adopting in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems for use in 'smart cars'. An IVI system provides embedded infotainment services that include not only navigation, but also access to a wider variety of content. In order to lead in the vehicle-IT convergence market, players need to be successful in offering IVI services. Although the vehicle-IT convergence market is growing rapidly, the availability and readiness of IVI systems in the Korean market seem to be different from that in other markets, such as North America and Western Europe. For that reason, this paper refers to the innovation resistance model in order to investigate the factors that impact the resistance to IVI systems in the Korean market. The empirical analysis was conducted in Korea and the results show that the technographics, subjective norm, and prior similar experience are direct and powerful antecedents for resistance. Contrary to expectations, prior similar experience triggered negative perception toward IVI systems. The results give implications not only for car makers and network operators, but also for policy makers. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Junghwan] Naver Corp, Songnam, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Naver; Korea University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "NAM, Changi/C-1756-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP [2013-005-002-003]; National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea - Korean government [NRF-2013S1A3A2043357]", "Funding Name Preferred": "ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP(Institute for Information & Communication Technology Planning & Evaluation (IITP), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea - Korean government(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the ICT R&D program of MSIP/IITP. [2013-005-002-003, Research on Spectrum and Future Policy]. This work was also supported by a grant from the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea, funded by the Korean government (NRF-2013S1A3A2043357).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 39.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 919.0, "End Page": 930.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Demystifying big data: Anatomy of big data developmental process", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Big data; Data ecosystem; Normalization; Normalization process theory; Big data user; Big data user experience", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; MODEL; ACCEPTANCE; SECURITY; PRIVACY", "Abstract": "This study seeks to understand big data ecology, how it is perceived by different stakeholders, the potential value and challenges, and the implications for the private sector and public organizations, as well as for policy makers. With Normalization Process Theory in place, this study conducts socio-technical evaluation on the big data phenomenon to understand the developmental processes through which new practices of thinking and enacting are implemented, embedded, and integrated in South Korea. It also undertakes empirical analyses of user modeling to explore the factors influencing users' adoption of big data by integrating cognitive motivations as well as user values as the primary determining factors. Based on the qualitative and quantitative findings, this study concludes that big data should be developed with user-centered ideas and that users should be the focus of big data design. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shin, Dong-Hee] Chung Ang Univ, Sch Med Commun, Heukseok Ro 84, Seoul 06974, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Chung Ang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Chung Ang Univ, Sch Med Commun, Heukseok Ro 84, Seoul 06974, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Rodrìguez, Antonio/C-5413-2018; Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government [NRF-2014S1A5B1014964]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea Grant - Korean Government(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2014S1A5B1014964).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 74.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 80.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 101.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 837.0, "End Page": 854.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Armey, LE; Hosman, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Armey, Laura E.; Hosman, Laura", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The centrality of electricity to ICT use in low-income countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Developing countries; Economic development; Energy; ICTs; Internet; Environment", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; CONSUMPTION; ENERGY; MARKETS; MOBILE", "Abstract": "A growing body of literature that extols the ability of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to enhance well-being in developing countries tends to focus on long run institutional and socio-economic changes as key to driving Internet uptake. The literature, however, too often ignores one factor in discussions of ICTs' importance and employment: electricity. Overlooking the centrality of electricity to any ICT for development (ICT4D) initiative has enormous consequences; countless initiatives have failed to consider the (in)ability to power the technology that is central to such development efforts. The present article seeks to address this gap by emphasizing the primacy of electricity in ICT4D initiatives. Utilizing a unique dataset that avoids issues associated with unreliably measured and inequitably distributed grid power, we examine the drivers of Internet adoption in low-income countries. We find robust evidence that increasing the distribution of electricity within under-served countries and thereby making electricity available to a larger proportion of the population significantly increases the number of Internet users. Arguably, improvements in infrastructure may bring about significant changes in Internet use, even in places where advancements in education and political representation remain elusive. Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Armey, Laura E.] Naval Postgrad Sch, Monterey, CA 93943 USA; [Hosman, Laura] Calif Polytech State Univ San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, CA USA", "Affiliations": "United States Department of Defense; United States Navy; Naval Postgraduate School; California State University System; California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo", "Reprint Addresses": "Armey, LE (corresponding author), Naval Postgrad Sch, Monterey, CA 93943 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Armey, Laura/0000-0001-5260-5720", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 36.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 617.0, "End Page": 627.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shim, Y; Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shim, Yongwoon; Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Neo-techno nationalism: The case of China's handset industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Handset industry; Neo-techno nationalism; Innovation; Actor-network theory", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDIZATION; POLICY; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INSTITUTIONS; GOVERNMENT", "Abstract": "China has made significant progress in the telecommunications market, particularly in the handset industry. In this study, we focus on the interaction between the government and the industry to trace industry performance and growth, and investigate the factors contributing to the rapid industry growth by drawing on the actor-network theory (ANT). The findings from the ANT interpretation suggest that China's mobile manufacturing industry has been driven by the rise of neo-techno nationalism. China's overall strategy can be characterized in terms of neo-techno nationalism, in which technological development that supports national economic and security interests is pursued by leveraging the opportunities presented through globalization to gain national advantages. The promise of and limitations to applying the ANT to reach a deeper understanding of the telecom strategy of China are discussed. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shim, Yongwoon] SK Telecom, Seoul, South Korea; [Shin, Dong-Hee] Sungkyunkwan Univ, Social Comp Lab, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myungryun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea", "Affiliations": "SK Group; SK Telecom; Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, Social Comp Lab, Dept Interact Sci, 90327 Int Hall,53 Myungryun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "syw83@hotmail.com; dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493; Shim, Yongwoon/0000-0002-3720-925X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 48.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 197.0, "End Page": 209.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Graef, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Graef, Inge", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mandating portability and interoperability in online social networks: Regulatory and competition law issues in the European Union", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Data portability; Interoperability; Switching costs; Network effects; Online social networks; Competition law", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Due to the relatively concentrated nature of the market and the predominance of Facebook, online social networking may be the next digital service facing scrutiny by the European Commission. This article analyzes two potential competition problems in online social networks from a legal perspective. Attention is paid to the extent to which switching costs and network effects give rise to data portability and social network interoperability issues. It is discussed whether competition enforcement or newly devised regulation may serve to resolve these potential competition issues. A comparison is made with the telecommunication sector where similar concerns were addressed by way of regulation imposing obligations of number portability and network interoperability on all market players. Because of this similarity, it is worth considering if any lessons can be drawn from the regulatory approach applied in telecommunications for online social networking. The fact that the portability and interoperability issues in social networks relate to personal data and not 'merely' to technology like in the telecommunication sector, leads to additional considerations in the data protection regime. As a result, data protection concerns also have to be taken into account when devising remedies for the online social network industry. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Katholieke Univ Leuven, Res Fdn Flanders FWO, Interdisciplinary Ctr Law & ICT ICRI iMinds, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium", "Affiliations": "IMEC; KU Leuven", "Reprint Addresses": "Graef, I (corresponding author), Katholieke Univ Leuven, Res Fdn Flanders FWO, Interdisciplinary Ctr Law & ICT ICRI iMinds, Sint Michielsstr 6 Bus 3443, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "inge.graef@law.kuleuven.be", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 502.0, "End Page": 514.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Malone, JB; Turner, JL; Williams, JW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Malone, Jacob B.; Turner, John L.; Williams, Jonathan W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do three-part tariffs improve efficiency in residential broadband networks?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Demand; Peak; Usage-based pricing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "We analyze subscriber usage data from an Internet Service Provider that sells service using three-part tariff and unlimited plans. Subscribers facing three-part tariffs have lower average usage than subscribers on unlimited plans, and differences among heavy users explain nearly all the overall difference. Hence, the three-part tariff saves network costs and narrows the gap, between light and heavy users, in price per Gigabyte used. However, subscribers facing three-part tariffs cut usage similarly during peak and off-peak hours. Since off-peak usage adds no network costs, these off-peak usage reductions lower welfare. Differentially pricing peak usage could further enhance efficiency. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Malone, Jacob B.; Turner, John L.; Williams, Jonathan W.] Univ Georgia, Dept Econ, Athens, GA 30602 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Georgia; University of Georgia", "Reprint Addresses": "Malone, JB (corresponding author), Univ Georgia, Dept Econ, Athens, GA 30602 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jbmalone@uga.edu; jlturner@uga.edu; jonwms@uga.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [SES-1324717]; Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.", "Funding Text": "We thank the National Science Foundation (Grant SES-1324717) and Cable Television Laboratories, Inc., and its member organizations, for their support of this work. We are grateful for the generosity of the cable operators that provided the data used in this paper. This paper has benefited from discussions with Ike Elliott, Shane Greenstein, Ron Reuss, Scott Savage, Terry Shaw, and Steven Wildman. Jim Metcalf and Craig Westwood provided expert IT support for this project. All remaining errors are our own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1035.0, "End Page": 1045.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sindik, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sindik, Amy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Standing out in the crowd: How unique are the lobbying patterns of the broadcast and wireless industries?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Lobbying; Institutional isomorphism; Wireless industry; Broadcast industry; Competition; Policy favoritism", "Keywords Plus": "ORGANIZATIONS; ACQUISITIONS; CONVERGENCE; ISOMORPHISM; ECONOMICS; MERGERS; POLICY", "Abstract": "This study examines if, in addition to increasing lobbying expenditure amounts, corporations in the broadcast and wireless industries are also attempting to change lobbying strategies in order to gain competitive advantage. This study examines possible changes in lobbying strategies though the lens of institutional isomorphism, a mechanism of institutional theory. Using institutional isomorphism, the study examines if the broadcast and wireless industries have altered lobbying strategies in the face of competition. This examination is conducted through the construction and analysis of an original data set of lobbying expenditures for the broadcast and wireless industries from 1998 to 2012. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Cent Michigan Univ, Sch Broadcast & Cinemat Arts, Mt Pleasant, MI 48859 USA", "Affiliations": "Central Michigan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sindik, A (corresponding author), Cent Michigan Univ, Sch Broadcast & Cinemat Arts, 310 Moore Hall, Mt Pleasant, MI 48859 USA.", "Email Addresses": "sindi1a@cmich.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1024.0, "End Page": 1034.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Poort, J; Leenheer, J; van der Ham, J; Dumitru, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Poort, Joost; Leenheer, Jorna; van der Ham, Jeroen; Dumitru, Cosmin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Baywatch: Two approaches to measure the effects of blocking access to The Pirate Bay", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Unauthorised file sharing; Piracy; p2p; BitTorrent monitoring; Blocking access; The Pirate Bay; Online copyright enforcement", "Keywords Plus": "IMPACT", "Abstract": "In the fight against unauthorised sharing of copyright protected material, Dutch Internet Service Providers have been summoned by courts to block their subscribers' access to The Pirate Bay and related sites. This paper studies the effectiveness of this approach towards online copyright enforcement, using both a consumer survey and a newly developed non-infringing technology for BitTorrent monitoring. While a small group of respondents download less from illegal sources or claim to have stopped doing so, no impact is found on the percentage of the Dutch population downloading from illegal sources. Slight changes are found on the distribution of Dutch peers, but these seem related to the awareness raised by blocking rather than the blocking itself. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Poort, Joost] Univ Amsterdam, Inst Informat Law, NL-1012 WX Amsterdam, Netherlands; [Leenheer, Jorna] Tilburg Univ, CentERdata, NL-5000 LE Tilburg, Netherlands; [van der Ham, Jeroen; Dumitru, Cosmin] Univ Amsterdam, NL-1012 WX Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Amsterdam; Tilburg University; University of Amsterdam", "Reprint Addresses": "Poort, J (corresponding author), Kloveniersburgwal 48, NL-1012 CX Amsterdam, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "poort@uva.nl; j.leenheer@uvt.nl; vdham@uva.nl", "Researcher Ids": "Leenheer, Jorna/JQW-3127-2023; van der Ham, Jeroen/AAH-5623-2019", "ORCIDs": "Leenheer, Jorna/0000-0002-9543-5423; van der Ham, Jeroen/0000-0002-5685-8714; Poort, Joost/0000-0003-4611-8816", "Funding Orgs": "The Netherlands Ministry of Education, Culture and Science; Ziggo; KPN; XS4ALL; DELTA; CAIW; Royal Dutch Book Trade Association (KVB); SOS Internet", "Funding Name Preferred": "The Netherlands Ministry of Education, Culture and Science; Ziggo; KPN; XS4ALL; DELTA; CAIW; Royal Dutch Book Trade Association (KVB); SOS Internet", "Funding Text": "The survey presented was part of a larger research project conducted at the initiative and under the authority of IViR and CentERdata, with partial financial support from The Netherlands Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Ziggo, KPN, XS4ALL, DELTA, CAIW, the Royal Dutch Book Trade Association (KVB) and SOS Internet. Funding sources had no involvement in the analysis.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 383.0, "End Page": 392.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG4YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335425600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Basaran, AA; Cetinkaya, M; Bagdadioglu, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Basaran, Alparslan A.; Cetinkaya, Murat; Bagdadioglu, Necmiddin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Operator choice in the mobile telecommunications market: Evidence from Turkish urban population", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network effects; Social network effects; Mobile telecommunications; Logistic regression", "Keywords Plus": "ON-NET; NETWORK; COMPETITION; EXTERNALITIES; TERMINATION; TELEPHONY; POLICY", "Abstract": "Using revealed preference subscriber level data from a survey which represents the urban population of Turkey, and operator level data concerning the period of 2004-2009 obtained from the regulatory authorities and the operators; this paper employs the multinomial and conditional logit methods to examine the operator choice decisions of subscribers in the Turkish mobile market. The paper particularly focuses on two issues. Firstly, it addresses the relationship between the mobile operator choice and the subscriber bases and average prices of the operators (size effects and price mediated effects, respectively). Then, it identifies the effect of the other households' choices on the operator choice of the respondents (social network effects). The results are in line with the theory that the prices and the subscriber base-and to a greater extent, the household effects are important factors taken into account during the subscription decisions. The results also indicate that, compared with the period in which prices were loosely regulated, the estimated effects of prices and installed bases for the whole observed period are almost halved, while the effect of household network roughly keeps its level. These results make the focusing on narrower sub-networks i.e. calling clubs or social networks, an appealing strategy for the operators with relatively smaller networks. The paper suggests that the regulatory authorities should consider the possible sources of network effects in their market power analysis and future regulations. Meanwhile, the policy makers should be careful regarding the network quality regulations since the competition in Turkish mobile market seems to take the form of an intensified quality competition. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Basaran, Alparslan A.; Bagdadioglu, Necmiddin] Hacettepe Univ, Dept Publ Finance, Ankara, Turkey; [Cetinkaya, Murat] Competit Author, Ankara, Turkey", "Affiliations": "Hacettepe University; Ministry of Customs & Trade - Turkey", "Reprint Addresses": "Cetinkaya, M (corresponding author), Competit Author, Bilkent Plaza B3 Blok, Ankara, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "aab@hacettepe.edu.tr; mcetinkaya@rekabet.gov.tr; necbag@hacettepe.edu.tr", "Researcher Ids": "Cetinkaya, Murat/KIH-5458-2024; BASARAN, Alparslan Abdurrahman/J-1247-2013; BAGDADIOGLU, NECMIDDIN/J-1255-2013", "ORCIDs": "BASARAN, Alparslan Abdurrahman/0000-0003-1027-8375;", "Funding Orgs": "Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV)", "Funding Text": "Financial support from Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV) for the survey is greatly acknowledged. Valuable comments from two anonymous reviewers; H. Baha Karabudak's favour from the earlier stages of this research; fruitful discussions with and contributions from M. Alper Basaran, Ozlem G. Cetinkaya, Hakan Bilir and Ekrem Kalkan; and Sinem Caglayan Tokur's careful language editing are genuinely appreciated as well. The content of the paper is the sole responsibility of the authors and cannot be regarded as reflecting the views of their institutions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 13.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Srinuan, C; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Srinuan, Chalita; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of fixed broadband access and use in Thailand: Drivers and barriers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed broadband access; Fixed broadband use; Thailand", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET ACCESS; DEMAND; GOVERNMENT; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "The aim of this paper is to analyze the demand for fixed broadband in Thailand. Data were obtained from a national survey in 2010 by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) of Thailand. The bivariate probit model was employed to examine empirically whether accessibility to fixed telephony infrastructure, socio-economic variables and the area of residence have a systematic link to fixed broadband access in the first stage, and then, specific usage, provided access exists, is estimated. Results of this study show that the variables, together with their potential impact, are as follows: fixed infrastructure, income, gender, level of education, age of consumer and residential area. The impact of these factors varies from service to service (i.e. video download, social network, searching and e-mail). The implications for the NBTC are to encourage competition through the infrastructure and to permit more competition in infrastructure development. This could stimulate the growth of fixed broadband access and use. At the same time, the government could also implement policies to encourage more access and usage, for example income subsidization and training program. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Srinuan, Chalita] King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang, Adm & Management Coll, Bangkok, Thailand; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "King Mongkuts Institute of Technology Ladkrabang; Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Srinuan, C (corresponding author), King Mongkuts Inst Technol Ladkrabang, Adm & Management Coll, Bangkok, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "kschalit@kmitl.ac.th", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 615.0, "End Page": 625.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, BW; Park, J; Ko, CY", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Byung Woon; Park, Joonho; Ko, Chang Youl", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cost allocation of WCDMA and wholesale pricing for mVoIP and data services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cost-plus; Ecosystem; mVoIP; MVNO; Network neutrality; Prepaid; Retail-minus; Smartphone; WCDMA", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "This study estimates cost-based prices for wholesale voice and data services provided to 3G (WCDMA) MVNOs according to their distinct types. For estimation, 3G MVNOs are classified into different types, and the overall cost of WCDMA facilities are separated into voice and data components based on their subscriber rates, actual traffic rates, as well as efficiency consideration of traffic rates. The study then calculates cost-based wholesale prices of voice and data services for each of the 3G MVNO types. The result of this study shows that a cost-plus pricing scheme can help achieve the policy goals of the regulator, namely, lowering telecommunications tariffs and facilitating the introduction of new convergent-type services, far more effectively than the current retail-minus pricing scheme. The findings of this study may assist firms in developing business models based on 3G networks and telecom regulators in designing policies related to interconnection, mVoIP, prepaid calls, wholesale services, and network neutrality. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Byung Woon] Univ Sci & Technol, ICT Policy Res Team, ETRI, Taejon 305700, South Korea; [Park, Joonho; Ko, Chang Youl] Hanyang Univ, Dept Accounting, Seoul 133791, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI); Hanyang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, BW (corresponding author), Univ Sci & Technol, ICT Policy Res Team, ETRI, 218 Gajeongno, Taejon 305700, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "bukim@etri.re.kr; bizintel@hanyang.ac.kr; go2286@hanyang.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Byung Woon/0000-0002-1372-6930", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 35.0, "End Page": 47.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gao, XD; Liu, JX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gao, Xudong; Liu, Jianxin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Catching up through the development of technology standard: The case of TD-SCDMA in China (Reprinted from Telecommunications Policy, vol 36, pg 531-545, 2012)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Reprint", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Catching up; Technology standard; TD-SCDMA; Co-evolution; Informal social network", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS; INTEGRATED STRATEGY; FORMAL STANDARDS; INNOVATION; FAILURE; MARKET; TRANSITION; ADVANTAGE; EVOLUTION; FRAMEWORK", "Abstract": "This paper explored the key factors affecting catching up through technology standard development by studying the evolution of TD-SCDMA, one of the three international standards of 3G mobile communications, in China. It was found that this was a complex co-evolution process between firm strategy and government policy aimed mainly at solving the challenges of late-corner disadvantages. The paper also examined the unique features of this co-evolution process, including the importance of the informal social network of non-customer stake-holders, and discussed the theoretical and practical implications of the key findings. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Gao, Xudong] Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Tsinghua Univ Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Tsinghua University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, XD (corresponding author), Tsinghua Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Tsinghua Univ Res Ctr Technol Innovat, Beijing 100084, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "gaoxudong@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn; liujx@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 89.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 817.0, "End Page": 831.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hu, HH; Wan, X; Lv, K; Xu, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hu, Hanhui; Wan, Xing; Lv, Kui; Xu, Min", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mapping China's 3G market with the strategic network paradigm", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Strategic network; 3G; Standards; Industry convergence", "Keywords Plus": "STRUCTURAL HOLES; COMPETITION; MOBILE; INSTITUTIONS", "Abstract": "This paper explores the inter-firm linkages of China's 3G market players by applying the strategic network paradigm. The 3G strategic network mainly consists of mobile operators, content/application providers, service providers, handset manufacturers, mobile phone dealers, network equipment manufacturers, chipmakers, the government, and customers. Building from the strategic network concept, this paper identifies some of the features of China's 3G market. More new inter-firm ties have been established in the 3G era, while some old ties have been reshaped. Some firms have multiple positions or roles in one strategic network, which results in competition between former partners in the 3G market. Many firms choose to participate in more than one strategic network to exploit scope economies and mitigate the risks of being stranded on a sinking ship. China's government not only determines the initial status of the strategic networks, but also makes policies that affect the evolution of the 3G strategic networks. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hu, Hanhui; Wan, Xing; Lv, Kui] Southeast Univ, Res Ctr Ind Org, Nanjing 210096, Jiangsu, Peoples R China; [Wan, Xing] Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Nanjing 210003, Jiangsu, Peoples R China; [Lv, Kui] Nanjing Audit Univ, Key Lab Audit Informat Engn, Nanjing, Jiangsu, Peoples R China; [Xu, Min] Hohai Univ, Sch Business, Nanjing, Jiangsu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Southeast University - China; Nanjing University of Finance & Economics; Nanjing Audit University; Hohai University", "Reprint Addresses": "Wan, X (corresponding author), Nanjing Univ Finance & Econ, Inst Ind Dev Studies, Mailbox 40,128 Tielu Beijie, Nanjing 210003, Jiangsu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "675975069@qq.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) [71103079, 71173036, 70833002]; Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation [10EYC021]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation of China (NSFC)(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation", "Funding Text": "The authors thank the guest editor Professor Jun Xia for his helpful suggestions. The authors appreciate helpful and insightful comments by anonymous reviewers. Any remaining errors are attributed to the authors. The authors owe their thanks to the financial support provided by the National Science Foundation of China (NSFC project nos. 71103079, 71173036, and 70833002), and Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation (10EYC021: Research on The Development of Jiangsu's Digital TV Industry).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 977.0, "End Page": 988.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lim, J; Nam, C; Kim, S; Rhee, H; Lee, E; Lee, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lim, Jinyang; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol; Rhee, Hongjai; Lee, Euehun; Lee, Hongkyu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Forecasting 3G mobile subscription in China: A study based on stochastic frontier analysis and a Bass diffusion model", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; 3G mobile telecommunications; Subscriber forecasting; Stochastic frontier analysis; Bass diffusion model", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; REGIONAL DISPARITY; SERVICE; EFFICIENCY; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TELEPHONY; ADOPTION; DEMAND; IMPACT", "Abstract": "This paper forecasts 3G mobile subscription in mainland China while incorporating regional disparity. First, using stochastic frontier analysis, this paper tries to measure the relative market potential of 2G mobile service in 31 Chinese provinces. Second, this paper estimates diffusion parameters, including innovation coefficient, imitation coefficient and potential market size, of 31 provinces from 2G data. Then, this paper forecasts 3G mobile subscription using the original Bass model. In particular, this paper uses the market potential of each province in a modified Bass model in order to estimate the maximum level of 3G subscription. Finally, the paper presents meaningful implications for policy makers and mobile network operators in China. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lim, Jinyang; Nam, Changi; Lee, Euehun; Lee, Hongkyu] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Management Sci, Taejon 305701, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Rhee, Hongjai] Ajou Univ, Coll Business Adm, Suwon 443749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University; Ajou University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "NAM, Changi/C-1756-2011; Lee, Euehun/C-1775-2011", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 858.0, "End Page": 871.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matheson, R; Morris, AC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matheson, Robert; Morris, Adele C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The technical basis for spectrum rights: Policies to enhance market efficiency", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Flexible use; Interference; Electrospacc", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper describes a conceptual framework to articulate clear rights of access to radio spectrum in a way that would foster an efficient market-based allocation of the resource. In this approach, regulators partition spectrum rights across the dimensions of space, time, frequency, and direction of propagation. They devolve each partition, called a licensed electrospace region (LER), to licensees who may buy, sell, aggregate, and subdivide their LERs at will. All signals outside an LER must have a power level of less than a regulated limit with de minimis exceptions. In addition, even within an LER, transmitter power or field strength must fall below a separate regulator-set level for the band. Licensees may deploy any devices and provide any services that do not violate these rules. In this framework, regulators establish a few core parameters for each band, manage a rights database, and enforce compliance with signal strength rules. This approach includes no protection of, or constraints on, receivers. Rather, the simple signal strength limits allow licensees to optimize their transmitter and receiver characteristics based on engineering and economic factors. Negotiated LER boundaries between adjacent LER owners can further balance the costs and benefits of interference protection to each. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Morris, Adele C.] Brookings Inst, Washington, DC 20036 USA; [Matheson, Robert] US Dept Commerce, NTIA, Washington, DC 20230 USA", "Affiliations": "Brookings Institution", "Reprint Addresses": "Morris, AC (corresponding author), Brookings Inst, 1775 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rjmatheson@att.net; amorris@brookings.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 8.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 783.0, "End Page": 792.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J; Curwen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason; Curwen, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Incumbency and market share within European mobile telecommunication networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "EU; Mobile; Telecommunications; Incumbent; First mover advantages", "Keywords Plus": "EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS; ADVANTAGES; INDUSTRY; INTERNATIONALIZATION; 3RD-GENERATION; COMPETITION; ENTRY", "Abstract": "The structure of mobile telecommunication markets varies considerably across Europe, ranging from monopolies with a handful of subscribers to markets with five operators and many millions of subscribers. Where competitive markets occur, there is also an incumbent operator possessing substantial first mover advantages. This paper explores these advantages, asking whether the incumbent has remained the largest operator as the market has developed. This question is investigated using data from 49 European countries. The analysis finds that in most countries the incumbent continues to be the largest operator measured by market share. In some countries, later entrants into the market have struggled to gain market share, contributing to the highly concentrated nature of many mobile markets. The extent to which the geographical footprint of an operator influences its market share is also examined. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason; Curwen, Peter] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 36.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 222.0, "End Page": 236.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.020", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lakka, S; Michalakelis, C; Varoutas, D; Martakos, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lakka, Spyridoula; Michalakelis, Christos; Varoutas, Dimitris; Martakos, Draculis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the determinants of the OSS market potential: The case of the Apache web server", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Diffusion of innovations theory; Institutional theory; Endogenous growth theory; Exogenous growth theory; Open source software", "Keywords Plus": "OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE; INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES REGRESSION; GENERALIZED-METHOD; PRODUCT DIFFUSION; MODEL; GROWTH; GOVERNANCE; SPECIFICATION; INNOVATION; BUSINESS", "Abstract": "A theoretical framework is proposed for the better understanding of the OSS global diffusion. Following a case study approach, the Apache web server's market potential is estimated, forecasted and examined in terms of the socio-economic factors determining its diffusion, across different economic environments in developed versus developing countries. Market saturation is explored under the prism of three theoretical perspectives: the institutional, the endogenous and the exogenous growth theories. Findings suggest that Apache market saturation levels depend on both endogenous and exogenous to a country factors and that institutional quality plays an important role to the market potential. Implications for theory and public policy are discussed. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lakka, Spyridoula; Michalakelis, Christos; Varoutas, Dimitris; Martakos, Draculis] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Lakka, S (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "lakka@di.uoa.gr; michalak@di.uoa.gr; arkas@di.uoa.gr; martakos@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Michalakelis, Christos/B-5857-2014; Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013", "ORCIDs": "Michalakelis, Christos/0000-0002-4401-5058; Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 91.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 51.0, "End Page": 68.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.018", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ling, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ling, Rich", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Communication Power", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ling, Rich] IT Univ Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark", "Affiliations": "IT University Copenhagen", "Reprint Addresses": "Ling, R (corresponding author), IT Univ Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark.", "Email Addresses": "rili@itu.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 3.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1018.0, "End Page": 1021.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tahon, M; Lannoo, B; Van Ooteghem, J; Casier, K; Verbrugge, S; Colle, D; Pickavet, M; Demeester, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tahon, Mathieu; Lannoo, Bart; Van Ooteghem, Jan; Casier, Koen; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier; Pickavet, Mario; Demeester, Piet", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Municipal support of wireless access network rollout: A game theoretic approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Game theory; Techno-economics; Municipal network; Wireless access network; 3G; WiFi", "Keywords Plus": "MODEL", "Abstract": "Next generation access networks are expected to bring ubiquitous broadband access and have attracted interest of municipal governments. This paper investigates the support by municipal authorities for the rollout of such a city-wide wireless broadband access network. Different business cases for 3G and WiFi operators are developed and it is indicated how to model the specificities for commercial versus public players. Furthermore, a game theoretic approach is used to investigate the investment options of the municipal player. It is shown that a partnership between a commercial and public player is the most likely investment strategy. However, bringing more players into the competitive environment reduces the intention of the commercial partner to engage in the public-private partnership (PPP). (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tahon, Mathieu; Lannoo, Bart; Van Ooteghem, Jan; Casier, Koen; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier; Pickavet, Mario; Demeester, Piet] Ghent Univ IBBT, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tahon, M (corresponding author), Ghent Univ IBBT, Gaston Crommenlaan 8,Bus 201, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Mathieu.Tahon@intec.ugent.be; Bart.Lannoo@intec.ugent.be; Jan.VanOoteghem@intec.ugent.be; Koen.Casier@intec.ugent.be; Sofie.Verbrugge@intec.ugent.be; Didier.Colle@intec.ugent.be; Mario.Pickavet@intec.ugent.be; Piet.Demeester@intec.ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Pickavet, Mario J/E-9530-2019; Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022; Demeester, Piet/N-6619-2013", "ORCIDs": "Pickavet, Mario J/0000-0001-5817-7886; Lannoo, Bart/0000-0003-1361-5832; Colle, Didier/0000-0002-1428-0301", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 883.0, "End Page": 894.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Malmodin, J; Lövehagen, N; Bergmark, P; Lunden, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Malmodin, Jens; Lovehagen, Nina; Bergmark, Pernilla; Lunden, Dag", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT sector electricity consumption and greenhouse gas emissions-2020 outcome", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Information and communication technologies; Carbon footprint; Electricity consumption; Greenhouse gas emissions; Embodied emissions", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector has gained much attention in the discussions on climate change, as it could impact global emissions both positively and negatively. The objective of the present study is to provide estimates for the 2020 use stage electricity consumption and ICT sector's total lifecycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions divided in three main parts: user devices including internet-of-things, networks and data centers. The study builds on a high number of data sources including measured and reported data from 150 companies that is estimated to cover about 80% of network subscriptions, about 55% of data center electricity, and about 35% of upstream GHG emissions. To understand the development, the results are put into the perspective of earlier studies. In conclusion, the ICT sector used about 4% of the global electricity in the use stage and represented about 1.4% of the global GHG emissions in 2020. The use stage electricity consumption and the total GHG emissions have increased since 2015, but the impact per subscription has decreased. The user devices accounted for over half of all GHG emissions, with equal parts relating to use stage and other lifecycle stages. For networks and data centers, the use stage GHG emissions are dominating. The electricity consumption and GHG emissions are also estimated for the closely related areas Entertainment and Media (including e. g., TVs), paper media, and cryptocurrencies.", "Addresses": "[Malmodin, Jens; Lovehagen, Nina] Ericsson AB, S-16483 Stockholm, Sweden; [Bergmark, Pernilla] Ericsson AB, Stockholm, Sweden; [Lunden, Dag] Telia Co AB, S-16994 Solna, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Ericsson; Ericsson", "Reprint Addresses": "Malmodin, J; Lövehagen, N (corresponding author), Ericsson AB, S-16483 Stockholm, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "jens.malmodin@ericsson.com; nina.lovehagen@ericsson.com; bergmarkpernilla@gmail.com; dag.lunden@teliacompany.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102701.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102701", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OY9J4", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001210952800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Coyle, D; Hampton, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Coyle, Diane; Hampton, Lucy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "21st century progress in computing", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Computation; Prices; Productivity; AI; Cloud computing", "Keywords Plus": "MOORES LAW; BACON", "Abstract": "In the search for explanations for slower productivity growth since the mid-2000s in many countries, one possibility is a slower pace of progress in digital technologies. In this paper we show that the cost of computation has continued to decline rapidly, taking into account innovation in chip types and cloud computing. This is a continuation of its long-run trend; the decline has slowed since 2010, but not earlier. As firms use computational power along with other inputs including relevant human and organisational capital, to the extent that the productivity slowdown is linked to technology use the explanation is likely to lie in these other elements of the input bundle.", "Addresses": "[Coyle, Diane; Hampton, Lucy] Univ Cambridge, Bennett Inst, Alison Richard Bldg,7 West Rd, Cambridge CB3 9DT, England", "Affiliations": "University of Cambridge", "Reprint Addresses": "Coyle, D (corresponding author), Univ Cambridge, Bennett Inst, Alison Richard Bldg,7 West Rd, Cambridge CB3 9DT, England.", "Email Addresses": "dc700@cam.ac.uk; ljh92@cam.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Productivity Institute [ES/V002740/1]; Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence; Gatsby Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Productivity Institute; Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence; Gatsby Foundation", "Funding Text": "Coyle is funded by The Productivity Institute Grant number ES/V002740/1 & by the Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence; Hampton is funded by The Gatsby Foundation. The authors are grateful for comments on earlier drafts from David Byrne, Bill Janeway, Shane Greenstein, Lennart Heim, Jen-Chung Mei, David Nguyen, and Ali Sen. We are very grateful to Professor Erik Bohlin and one anonymous reviewer for their support and insight that has enabled us to strengthen our paper through the review process. We also thank Professor William Nordhaus for sharing his data workbook. The publicly available data constructed for this paper will be lodged in the University of Cambridge data repository. Sources for the copyrighted data used are available from the authors on request.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102649.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102649", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ID1N3", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164297200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Robertson, A; Maccarone, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Robertson, Alexa; Maccarone, Max", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "AI narratives and unequal conditions. Analyzing the discourse of liminal expert voices in discursive communicative spaces", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "AI narratives; IG discourse; Civil society; Unequal conditions; Global communicative space; Epistemic communities", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The stories told by expert activists about the relationship between AI and inequality are the focus of this article. It explores internet governance discourse in two fora - RightsCon and Sweden's Internet Days - which, it is argued, comprise a communicative space that is both global and liminal. Narrative analysis is used to map how 30 expert activists from around the world, whose engagement is bound neither to state nor corporate interests, talk about how AI can be understood as a boon or a bane to inequality, both social and communicative. While common themes are in evidence (such as the need to safeguard people's right to own their own data), some noteworthy dissonances are also discernible (such as whether such people should be envisaged as individuals or collectivities). The narratives are critical in that they resist the impetus of rapid, and in some cases unfettered, technological advancement while at the same time pushing back against the apocalyptic AI narratives familiar from popular culture. The study contributes to an understanding of the socio-technico imaginaries of a category of actors who merit more attention than they have been paid by scholars to date. Their expertise grants them authority, and the stories they tell speak of agency.", "Addresses": "[Robertson, Alexa; Maccarone, Max] Stockholm Univ, Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Stockholm University", "Reprint Addresses": "Robertson, A (corresponding author), Stockholm Univ, Stockholm, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "alexa.robertson@ims.su.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Swedish Research Council [2018-02019]; Vinnova [2018-02019] Funding Source: Vinnova; Swedish Research Council [2018-02019] Funding Source: Swedish Research Council", "Funding Name Preferred": "Swedish Research Council(Swedish Research Council); Vinnova(Vinnova); Swedish Research Council(Swedish Research Council)", "Funding Text": "The research reported in this article was conducted as part of the Just Information project, financed by the Swedish Research Council, grant #2018-02019.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102462.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102462", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "I2ND6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001001193900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rath, BN; Panda, B; Akram, V", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rath, Badri Narayan; Panda, Bibhudutta; Akram, Vaseem", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Convergence and determinants of ICT development in case of emerging market economies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT development; ICT access; ICT use; Convergence; PS test; EMEs", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; DIFFUSION; GROWTH; PRODUCTIVITY; COMPUTER; WORLD", "Abstract": "This paper aims to examine the convergence of ICT development in the case of 27 emerging market economies (EMEs) using annual data from 2000 to 2018. First, by employing Phillips-Sul (PS) panel convergence test, the results not only support the evidence of convergence in ICT development but also find convergence in the composition of ICT development known as ICT access and ICT use. Second, the study identifies factors such as per capita income, human capital, and FDI which significantly affect ICT development. Third, results based on stochastic conditional convergence reveal that EMEs countries are not only converging among themselves but also 'catch-up' to the OECD countries.", "Addresses": "[Rath, Badri Narayan] Indian Inst Technol Hyderabad, Sangareddy, Telangana, India; [Panda, Bibhudutta] Univ Minnesota, Morris, MN USA; [Akram, Vaseem] Indian Inst Management Jammu, Econ & Business Environm, Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Hyderabad; University of Minnesota System; University of Minnesota Morris; Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Jammu", "Reprint Addresses": "Rath, BN (corresponding author), Indian Inst Technol Hyderabad, Sangareddy, Telangana, India.", "Email Addresses": "badri@la.iith.ac.in; bpanda@morris.umn.edu; vakram@iimj.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "Rath, Badri Narayan/Y-6505-2019", "ORCIDs": "Rath, Badri Narayan/0000-0002-6842-4278; Akram, Prof. Vaseem/0000-0002-8603-4353", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102464.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102464", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "H0FK9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000992806600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "McMahon, R; Akcayir, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "McMahon, Rob; Akcayir, Murat", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Voices from Northern Canada: Integrating stakeholder expectations in telecommunications policy for rural, remote and Northern regions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Telecommunications services; Public consultation; Northern Canada; Broadband policy", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND; DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET ACCESS; PUBLIC-INTEREST; COMMUNITIES; CHALLENGES; PARTICIPATION; TECHNOLOGIES; INEQUALITIES; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "In Canada, residents of rural, remote and Northern communities generally pay more for slower, less reliable, and more expensive telecommunications services compared to southern and urban residents. This situation is particularly concentrated in small-population, rural Indigenous communities located in the Northern territories. Over the last several decades, many public policy initiatives have attempted to develop telecommunications services, including high-speed broadband, in these underserved areas. However, Northern input into these initiatives and their outcomes has been limited - despite increasing evidence of the benefits of place-based planning, monitoring and evaluation processes. In this context we examine a recent public consultation about telecommunication services in these regions, focusing on expectations submitted by individual Northerners and by intermediary organizations representing their interests. Our analysis reveals distinct but complementary functions expressed by these different kinds of intervenors, which we suggest policymakers could take into consideration when planning consultations involving rural and remote regions.", "Addresses": "[McMahon, Rob; Akcayir, Murat] Univ Alberta, Polit Sci Dept, Media & Technol Studies, Edmonton, AB, Canada; [McMahon, Rob] Univ Alberta, Fac Arts, Dept Polit Sci, Media & Technol Studies, Edmonton, AB, Canada", "Affiliations": "University of Alberta; University of Alberta", "Reprint Addresses": "McMahon, R (corresponding author), Univ Alberta, Polit Sci Dept, Media & Technol Studies, Edmonton, AB, Canada.;McMahon, R (corresponding author), Univ Alberta, Fac Arts, Dept Polit Sci, Media & Technol Studies, Edmonton, AB, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "rob.mcmahon@ualberta.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "McMahon, Rob/0000-0002-2555-8735", "Funding Orgs": "DigitalNWT project; Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada [511811]", "Funding Name Preferred": "DigitalNWT project; Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada", "Funding Text": "This work was partly supported through the DigitalNWT project, which received funding through a Digital Literacy Exchange Program grant from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada [grant number: 511811] . Author #1 has contributed to CRTC consultations, including the proceedings discussed in this article, as a consultant for a participating IO (the First Mile Connectivity Consortium) . He and Author #2 also contributed to producing a report for the DigitalNWT partner organizations that was submitted to the first phase of the CRTC proceedings discussed in this article. The authors have no other competing interests to declare.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 114.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102402.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102402", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nikkhah, A; Jordan, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nikkhah, Ali; Jordan, Scott", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A two-sided model of paid peering", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Regulation; Net neutrality; Two-sided model; Interconnection", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; ISPS", "Abstract": "Internet users have suffered collateral damage in tussles over paid peering between large ISPs and large content providers. Paid peering is a relationship where two networks exchange traffic with payment, which provides direct access to each other's customers without having to pay a third party to carry that traffic for them. The issue will arise again when the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) considers a new net neutrality order. We first consider the effect of paid peering on broadband prices. We adopt a two-sided market model in which an ISP maximizes profit by setting broadband prices and a paid peering price. We analytically derive the profit-maximizing prices, and show that they satisfy a generalization of the well-known Lerner rule. Our result shows that paid peering fees reduce the premium plan price, increase the video streaming price and the total price for premium tier customers who subscribe to video streaming services; however, the ISP passes on to its customers only a portion of the revenue from paid peering. ISP profit increases but video streaming profit decreases as an ISP moves from settlement-free peering to paid peering price. We next consider the effect of paid peering on consumer surplus. We find that consumer surplus is a uni-modal function of the paid peering fee. The paid peering fee that maximizes consumer surplus depends on elasticities of demand for broadband and for video streaming. However, consumer surplus is maximized when paid peering fees are significantly lower than those that maximize ISP profit. However, it does not follow that settlement-free peering is always the policy that maximizes consumer surplus. The peering price depends critically on the incremental ISP cost per video streaming subscriber; at different costs, it can be negative, zero, or positive.", "Addresses": "[Nikkhah, Ali; Jordan, Scott] Univ Calif Irvine, Irvine, CA 92697 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Irvine", "Reprint Addresses": "Jordan, S (corresponding author), Univ Calif Irvine, Dept Comp Sci, 3201 Bren Hall, Irvine, CA 92697 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ali.nikkhah@uci.edu; sjordan@uci.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Nikkhah, Ali/GVS-9673-2022", "ORCIDs": "Nikkhah, Ali/0000-0002-6337-358X", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation, United States of America [1812426]; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr [1812426] Funding Source: National Science Foundation; Division Of Computer and Network Systems [1812426] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation, United States of America(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE)); Division Of Computer and Network Systems(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation, United States of America under Grant No. 1812426.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102352.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102352", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yang, S; Kwon, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yang, Seungmi; Kwon, Youngsun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of mobile networks and Covid-19 on mobile shopping sales in South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Covid-19; Pandemic; Mobile; Network; Shopping", "Keywords Plus": "RISK; ONLINE; INTENTIONS; OFFLINE; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Covid-19 has driven us abruptly to a new world of contactless society. It also compelled us to use online shopping, especially mobile shopping in South Korea, where the dominant mode of wireless communication was already 4G services when Covid-19 broke out. This paper examines the different roles of mobile networks and the Covid-19 pandemic in transforming mobile shopping submarkets in South Korea by estimating the long-term and short-term effects of these two factors on mobile shopping sales. We used a cointegration and an error correction model to estimate long-term and short-term effects separately. This paper finds that Covid-19 was a major short-term factor affecting sales in mobile shopping submarkets, while mobile network sub-scribers were a key long-term driving factor of mobile shopping sales growth.", "Addresses": "[Yang, Seungmi] Daejeon Univ, Daejeon, South Korea; [Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Daejeon University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dupesit@gmail.com; yokwon@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea [NRF-2019S1A5B5A07106471]; National Research Foundation of Korea", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "Funding This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A5B5A07106471) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102408.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102408", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2T5QE", "Pubmed Id": 35967480.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000822528300003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Toward new guardrails for the information society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information society; Interdependence; Deep uncertainty; Normative foundations; Ethics; Adaptive regulation; Governance", "Keywords Plus": "GENERAL-THEORY; MARKETS; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "Increasing interdependencies and deepening uncertainty change how the information society can be governed sustainably. In response, policy approaches worldwide are being reconsidered and new approaches developed that are more appropriate to these conditions. This article explores the conditions under which policies that worked in the past remain appropriate and when they will likely fail. It explores the role of dynamic analytical frames and a reconsideration of the normative principles of information society policies in overcoming these weaknesses. New instruments and policy arrangements that are considered include the establishment of boundary conditions (guardrails) for players, reliance on adaptive forms of policy, and reliance on ethics across all layers of governance. Driven by the global heterogeneity of values and the diversity of historical, economic, political, and cultural conditions, national and global governance arrangements will likely become more multi-centric. To avoid regulatory drift and fragmentation, policy must strive to create dynamic learning systems that help to continuously improve information society governance.", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, Quello Ctr Media & Informat Policy, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, Quello Ctr Media & Informat Policy, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Bauer, Johannes/0000-0002-0768-3911", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 150.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102350.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102350", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jeon, C; Han, SH; Kim, HJ; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jeon, Chunmi; Han, Seung Hun; Kim, Hyeong Joon; Kim, Sangsoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The effect of government 5G policies on telecommunication operators' firm value: Evidence from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Government policy; Central government; Local government; Firm activity; Firm value", "Keywords Plus": "MANAGEMENT RESEARCH; MOBILE; ACQUISITIONS; MERGERS; INSTITUTIONS; TECHNOLOGY; RETROSPECT; INNOVATION; STANDARDS; NETWORKS", "Abstract": "To lead the world's fifth-generation mobile communication networks (5G) market, China introduced several policies to support 5G industry development that will impact telecommunication operators, the main implementers in this industry. Thus, this study examines the impact of the government's 5G policy announcements on telecommunication operators' firm value in China, where the state exerts a strong influence on industry development. We find that government policy announcement in general affects telecommunication operators' stock returns negatively, and when the government announces policies with a higher level of interference, the decline in firm value is more pronounced. To understand the comprehensive impact of 5G technology on telecommunication operators, we also examine the effect of institution-driven corporate technology R&D and investment activities on firm value. We find that the firms' 5G activities also decrease their firm value, and this effect is more significant than government policy announcements. These results imply that the market has a negative evaluation of the introduction of 5G technology due to its immaturity and uncertainty. This study provides a basis for understanding the market's views on 5G technology and development policies.", "Addresses": "[Jeon, Chunmi; Han, Seung Hun; Kim, Hyeong Joon] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 305701, South Korea; [Kim, Sangsoo] Hankuk Univ Foreign Studies, Sch English Interpretat & Translat, 81 Oedae Ro, Yongin 17035, Gyeonggi Do, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Hankuk University Foreign Studies", "Reprint Addresses": "Han, SH (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 305701, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jeonchunmi@kaist.ac.kr; synosia@kaist.ac.kr; creatinghj@kaist.ac.kr; terence@hufs.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Hyeong Joon/0000-0001-9179-4974", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102040.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102040", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yoo, CS; Lambert, J; Pfenninger, TP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yoo, Christopher S.; Lambert, Jesse; Pfenninger, Timothy P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Municipal fiber in the United States: A financial assessment", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Municipal broadband; Government-owned network; Fiber to the home; Cash flow; Net present value; Bond financing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Despite growing interest in broadband provided by municipally owned and operated fiber-to-the home networks, the academic literature has yet to undertake a systematic assessment of these projects' financial performance. To fill this gap, we utilize municipalities' official reports to offer an empirical evaluation of the financial performance of every municipal fiber project in the U.S. operating in 2010 through 2019. An analysis of the actual performance of the resulting fifteen project panel dataset reveals that none of the projects generated sufficient nominal cash flow in the short run to maintain solvency without infusions of additional cash from outside sources or debt relief. Similarly, 87% have not actually generated sufficient nominal cash flow to put them on track to achieve long-run solvency. In addition, 73% generated negative nominal cash flow over the past three fiscal years, leaving them poorly positioned to make up their deficits and causing them to fall farther into debt. An assessment based on the net present value of these projects' operating cash flow indicates that 53% of projects would not be on track to breakeven even assuming the theoretical best-case performance in terms of capital expenditures and debt service. Close analysis of these projects' performance reveals that revenue generation likely plays a more important role in generating cash flow than efficiency in construction costs or operating efficiency.", "Addresses": "[Yoo, Christopher S.] Univ Penn, Annenberg Sch Commun, Sch Engn & Appl Sci, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA; [Lambert, Jesse] Goodwin Procter LLP, Boston, MA USA; [Pfenninger, Timothy P.] DLA Piper LLP US, Baltimore, MD USA", "Affiliations": "University of Pennsylvania", "Reprint Addresses": "Yoo, CS (corresponding author), Univ Penn, Annenberg Sch Commun, Sch Engn & Appl Sci, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA.", "Email Addresses": "csyoo@upenn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102292.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102292", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ9IQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773576900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jang, M; Baek, H; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jang, Moonkyoung; Baek, Hyunmi; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Movie characteristics as determinants of download-to-own performance in the Korean video-on-demand market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet protocol television (IPTV); Video-on-demand (VOD); Transactional video-on-demand (TVOD); Download-to-own (DTO) VOD; Pay-per-view (PPV) VOD; Over-the-top (OTT)", "Keywords Plus": "STRATEGIES; SERVICES; SEARCH; IMPACT", "Abstract": "The global video-on-demand (VOD) market is experiencing drastic change due to the rise of over-the-top (OTT) services such as Netflix and YouTube. Traditional Pay TV service providers such as internet protocol television (IPTV) operators and cable TV providers are making efforts to cope with such changes. One of the ways for such providers to remain competitive is to use the proper service models of VODs and the download-to-own (DTO) model can be a very attractive service model for IPTV operators. While many previous studies have examined VOD success, there is a lack of research on the factors that influence VOD success for the DTO model. Thus, this study examined the characteristics of movie VODs as the determinants of DTO performance in the Korean VOD market by analyzing 433 movies offered in 2017 and 2018 via SK Broadband VOD platforms, a major IPTV operator in Korea. The results indicate that G-rated movies, sequel movies, movies with fandom, and those with popular original soundtrack (OST) are likely to have higher sales via a DTO model than other movies. This study provides practical implications for Pay TV service providers, VOD platforms, movie producers, and governments.", "Addresses": "[Jang, Moonkyoung] Hannam Univ, Linton Sch Global Business, 70 Hannamro, Daejeon 34430, South Korea; [Baek, Hyunmi; Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Hannam University; Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Jang, Moonkyoung/JVP-3145-2024", "ORCIDs": "Jang, Moonkyoung/0000-0003-3264-7215; Baek, Hyunmi/0000-0001-5995-2565; Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973), and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 66.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102140.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102140", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwak, KT; Oh, CJ; Lee, SW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwak, Kyu Tae; Oh, Chae Ju; Lee, Sang Woo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who uses paid over-the-top services and why? Cross-national comparisons of consumer demographics and values", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Over-the-top; OTT user; Paid OTT service; User demographics; Consumer value; Cross-national study", "Keywords Plus": "LIFE-STYLES; PERSONAL VALUES; CULTURAL-DIFFERENCES; DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET USAGE; SOCIAL VALUES; MEDIA; BEHAVIOR; SEGMENTATION; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This study empirically investigates characteristics that influence the use of paid content streaming, or over-the-top (OTT) media services. We surveyed paid OTT service users from seven countries-Britain, China, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and the United States- to examine the effects of user demographics and values on paid OTT usage as well as the different user characteristics that affect paid OTT usage by country. Our results show that age, monthly income, education, occupation, and tendencies toward warm relationships with others, fun and enjoyment in life, self-fulfillment, and a sense of accomplishment are the main variables that directly influence the use of paid OTT services. Furthermore, the influence of demographic attributes and consumption values that affect transactional video-on-demand and subscription video-on-demand use vary across countries.", "Addresses": "[Kwak, Kyu Tae] Soonchunhyang Univ, Dept Global Culture Ind, Asan 31538, South Korea; [Oh, Chae Ju; Lee, Sang Woo] Yonsei Univ, Grad Sch Informat, Seoul 03722, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Soonchunhyang University; Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, SW (corresponding author), 404 New Millennium Hall,50,Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "ktkwak@sch.ac.kr; chaeju@yonsei.ac.kr; leesw726@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwak, Kyu Tae/B-6121-2019", "ORCIDs": "Kwak, Kyu Tae/0000-0001-6932-3527; Oh, Chae ju/0000-0002-1048-8324", "Funding Orgs": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]; Soonchunhyang University Research Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea); Soonchunhyang University Research Fund", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) , and also this work was supported by the Soonchunhyang University Research Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102168.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102168", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rosston, GL; Skrzypacz, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rosston, Gregory L.; Skrzypacz, Andrzej", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reclaiming spectrum from incumbents in inefficiently allocated bands: Transaction costs, competition, and flexibility", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Auctions; Telecommunications; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Unlocking spectrum from inefficient, inflexible uses assigned mostly prior to the 1990s to a more efficient, flexible-use model is a key challenge for the Federal Communications Commission. This paper focuses on transitions of spectrum use and looks at how the FCC attempted to minimize transaction and holdout costs while also facilitating competition among service providers. The FCC's recent Broadcast Incentive Auction provides a case study to examine tradeoffs between centralized mechanisms and overlay auctions. The FCC experiences with overlays and more interventionist approaches leads to a set of five questions to help decide when to use simple overlays and when to add more rules to facilitate spectrum repurposing. When the FCC can facilitate repurposing through reducing hold up issues and providing alternatives for incumbents that decentralized private parties would find harder to effectuate, it may be appropriate for the FCC to step in. In other instances, overlays may be better.", "Addresses": "[Rosston, Gregory L.] Stanford Univ, Stanford Inst Econ Policy Res, Stanford, CA 94305 USA; [Rosston, Gregory L.] Stanford Univ, Publ Policy Program, Stanford, CA 94305 USA; [Skrzypacz, Andrzej] Stanford Univ, Grad Sch Business, Econ, Stanford, CA 94305 USA", "Affiliations": "Stanford University; Stanford University; Stanford University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rosston, GL (corresponding author), Stanford Univ, Stanford Inst Econ Policy Res, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.;Rosston, GL (corresponding author), Stanford Univ, Publ Policy Program, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.", "Email Addresses": "grosston@stanford.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rosston, Gregory/0000-0002-2092-1881", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102167.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102167", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Badran, MF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Badran, Mona Farid", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital platforms in Africa: A case-study of Jumia Egypt's digital platform", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital platforms; Africa; Jumia Egypt; Economic attributes of DPs", "Keywords Plus": "BUSINESS MODELS", "Abstract": "Africa has struggled to maintain e-commerce in its growing economy, as e-commerce share in Africa?s GDP amounted to less than 1 percent in 2018. However, Latin America succeeded in reaching 2.4 percent of e-commerce share of its GDP. E-commerce share in the GDP of the United States reached 10 percent, while China placed itself as a leader by reaching 20 percent level of e commerce as a share of its GDP (UNCTAD, 2018). This evident gap created a massive opportunity for the establishment of e-commerce digital platform such as Jumia Group. A critical motivation for the present study is that digital platforms in Africa are gaining momentum, due to the increase that has been taking place in the apps economy in these countries. Furthermore, there is a knowledge gap, specifically on how African policymakers should govern this new disruptive technology to understand and promote digital platforms in African countries, as it is a new disruptive technology. This paper analyzes digital platforms (DPs) in developing countries by applying the analytical framework introduced by Rossotto et al. (2018). This framework can be summarized by the following pillars: definition, business models, platform enablers, and platform dynamics. The current study applies this framework to Jumia Egypt?s digital platform. Additionally, this study investigates the importance of the changing nature of network effects and other economic idiosyncratic features of DPs. Finally, the paper concludes with practical and holistic policy recommendations to support the growth of DPs in Africa.", "Addresses": "[Badran, Mona Farid] Cairo Univ, Fac Econ & Polit Sci, Giza, Egypt", "Affiliations": "Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB); Cairo University", "Reprint Addresses": "Badran, MF (corresponding author), Cairo Univ, Fac Econ & Polit Sci, Giza, Egypt.", "Email Addresses": "mona.Badran@feps.edu.eg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": "", "DOI": "", "DOI Link": "", "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RC0FU", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000632480700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Abeliansky, AL; Barbero, J; Rodriguez-Crespo, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Abeliansky, Ana Lucia; Barbero, Javier; Rodriguez-Crespo, Ernesto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICTs quality and quantity and the margins of trade", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Gravity equation; Information and communication technology; Trade margins", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Given the importance of the fixed costs of exporting, we investigate how information and communication technologies (ICTs) relate to the extensive and intensive margin of trade (the fraction of products that are exported and the market share, respectively). We use a novel dataset on the quantity and quality of ICTs, namely the number of subscriptions (per capita) and the average quality of subscriptions (bandwidth). To test this relationship, we use an augmented Gravity Model of Trade with ICTs using panel data and controlling for multilateral resistance. Regression results for 150 countries over 1995-2014 provide robust evidence that ICTs matter for the extensive margin of trade. The evidence is even stronger for developing countries in terms of quality. Although the number of subscriptions matters for the extensive margin, the quality matters even more. While having a device helps producers and consumers access world markets, how much information these devices can share and how stable connections are also matter.", "Addresses": "[Abeliansky, Ana Lucia] Univ Goettingen, Pl Goettinger Sieben 3, D-37073 Gottingen, Germany; [Barbero, Javier] European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr JRC, Inca Garcilaso 3, Seville 41092, Spain; [Rodriguez-Crespo, Ernesto] Univ Autonoma Madrid, Dept Econ Struct & Dev Econ, Francisco Tomas y Valiente 5, Madrid 28049, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Gottingen; Autonomous University of Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Barbero, J (corresponding author), European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr JRC, Inca Garcilaso 3, Seville 41092, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "ana-lucia.abeliansky@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de; Javier.BARBERO-JIMENEZ@ec.europa.eu; ernesto.rodriguez@uam.es", "Researcher Ids": "Rodriguez-Crespo, Ernesto/N-7784-2015; Barbero, Javier/K-5741-2014", "ORCIDs": "Rodriguez-Crespo, Ernesto/0000-0002-0189-3715; Barbero, Javier/0000-0002-2155-3996", "Funding Orgs": "Universidad Autonoma de Madrid", "Funding Name Preferred": "Universidad Autonoma de Madrid", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the editor, four anonymous reviewers and Martin Hilbert for their helpful comments. This paper was initiated when Ernesto Rodriguez-Crespo was visiting researcher at the Chair of Development Economics from the University of Goettingen, whose help and hospitality is gratefully acknowledged. Rodriguez-Crespo also thanks Universidad Autonoma de Madrid for financial support under the predoctoral fellowship FPI-UAM 2014 and a scholarship devoted for short research stays. The views expressed are purely those of the authors and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102056.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102056", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gomez, MM; Weiss, MBH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez, Marcela M.; Weiss, Martin B. H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A comprehensive secondary market model for virtualized wireless connectivity", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM; POLICIES", "Abstract": "Secondary markets are essential if we are to re-assign valuable resources such as radio spectrum to users and services who value them most. Despite the potential that markets have to perform this task, it is still difficult to find real-world examples of successful secondary markets for spectrum. In this work, we explore a broader context where markets would be deployed to shed light on the different components that may affect their viability. Transactions that involve electromagnetic spectrum are generally extremely difficult to achieve due to the complexity of spectrum when treated as a tradeable commodity. To ease these difficulties, we start with the proposition the that many applications require wireless connectivity rather than simply spectrum. We proceed to consider a system where transactions for wireless connectivity are handled by a specialized intermediary that we refer to as Virtual Network Builder (VNB). The model we present accounts for technical definitions of spectrum as a commodity as an effort to bring diversity, and hence thickness, to the market. At the same time, we consider a more nuanced definition of market participants (Resource Providers (RPs) and Service Providers (SPs)), which allows us to examine their incentives to transact in the market and the consequences of their strategies. As a result, we are able to evaluate the performance of a market for wireless connectivity from multiple angles including the efficiency in resource assignment, profitability for market participants and overall conditions to market viability.", "Addresses": "[Gomez, Marcela M.] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Comp & Informat, 135 N Bellefield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA; [Weiss, Martin B. H.] Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Comp & Informat, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh; Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); University of Pittsburgh", "Reprint Addresses": "Gomez, MM (corresponding author), Univ Pittsburgh, Sch Comp & Informat, 135 N Bellefield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mmg62@pitt.edu; mbw@pitt.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Weiss, Martin/G-5177-2015", "ORCIDs": "Weiss, Martin/0000-0001-6785-0913", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [1443978]; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems [1443978] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported in part by the National Science Foundation through Grant 1443978.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102021.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102021", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Agreda, AG", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gomez de Agreda, Angel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ethics of autonomous weapons systems and its applicability to any AI systems", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "AI ethics; Meaningful human control; Autonomous weapons; Explainability; CCW; Dual-use AI", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Most artificial intelligence technologies are dual-use. They are incorporated into both peaceful civilian applications and military weapons systems. Most of the existing codes of conduct and ethical principles on artificial intelligence address the former while largely ignoring the latter. But when these technologies are used to power systems specifically designed to cause harm, the question must be asked as to whether the ethics applied to military autonomous systems should also be taken into account for all artificial intelligence technologies susceptible of being used for those purposes. However, while a freeze in investigations is neither possible nor desirable, neither is the maintenance of the current status quo. Comparison between general-purpose ethical codes and military ones concludes that most ethical principles apply to human use of artificial intelligence systems as long as two characteristics are met: that the way algorithms work is understood and that humans retain enough control. In this way, human agency is fully preserved and moral responsibility is retained independently of the potential dual-use of artificial intelligence technology.", "Addresses": "[Gomez de Agreda, Angel] Spanish Air Force, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "de Agreda, AG (corresponding author), Spanish Air Force, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "angel@angelgomezdeagreda.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 65.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101953.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101953", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jeanjean, F; Lebourges, M; Liang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jeanjean, Francois; Lebourges, Marc; Liang, Julienne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of license duration on tangible investments of mobile operators", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "29th European Regional Conference on Towards as Digital Future - Turning Technology into Markets?", "Conference Date": "AUG 01-04, 2018", "Conference Location": "Univ Passau, Trento, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Univ Trento", "Conference Host": "Univ Passau", "Author Keywords": "Mobile license duration; Investment; Competition", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; MARKETS", "Abstract": "Using data from the WCIS (World Cellular Information Service) and the Telecoms Market Matrix of Analysis Mason, we were able to build a database relating the level of investment per capita to license duration for 14 countries over a 10-year period. An empirical analysis of the data shows a positive correlation between the tangible investment per capita and the license duration (the average of all active licenses or the latest license). More precisely, we observe an increase of (sic)1.5 in the average investment per capita per year for each additional year of license duration. We also find no significant negative impact of license duration on mobile market competition. The competition outcomes are measured using the Lerner index at the operator level. Some robustness checks are performed at the country level by using the HHI (Herfindahl-Hirschman index) and the number of active mobile operators as measures of the level of competition, and we obtain additional results indicating once more that the competition is not negatively impacted by license duration.", "Addresses": "[Jeanjean, Francois; Lebourges, Marc; Liang, Julienne] Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Liang, J (corresponding author), Orange, 78 Rue Olivier de Serres, F-75505 Paris, France.", "Email Addresses": "francois.jeanjean@orange.com; marc.lebourges@orange.com; julienne.liang@orange.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jeanjean, Francois/0000-0001-5271-760X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101835.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101835", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lutz, SU", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lutz, Sebastian Uljas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The European digital single market strategy: Local indicators of spatial association 2011-2016", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-Commerce; Europe; Digital divide; Exploratory spatial data analysis; Policy benchmarks", "Keywords Plus": "REGIONAL INCOME; DIVIDE; INTERNET; ADOPTION; UNION", "Abstract": "This paper describes the space-time dynamics of the European digital divide. The frequencies of internet and E-commerce use are considered, along with a broad range of indicators associated with the European digital single market strategy. This paper aims to investigate the spatial structure underlying these aggregate outcome indicators. An exploratory spatial data analysis is conducted in a sample of 209 regions using Eurostat data. Strong evidence for both global and local spatial autocorrelation is found for the years 2011-2016. Consistently, a North-South polarization scheme is identified with little statistical significance in the centre of Europe. This contrasts with the high income cluster found in central Europe, while low values for digital indices and income are co-located more consistently in the South, but also in the North-East. Highlights from the specific results include: areas surrounding London as a dynamic high value cluster in E-commerce, Italy to conduct few cross-border purchases, France as a consistent adopter of E-governance, and broadband rates in general to closely reflect online activities.", "Addresses": "[Lutz, Sebastian Uljas] Vienna Univ Econ & Business, Dept Econ, Inst Macroecon, Welthandelspl 1, A-1020 Vienna, Austria", "Affiliations": "Vienna University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Lutz, SU (corresponding author), Vienna Univ Econ & Business, Dept Econ, Inst Macroecon, Welthandelspl 1, A-1020 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "Sebastian.Lutz@wu.ac.at", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Netidee foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Netidee foundation", "Funding Text": "I would like to thank the Vienna University of Economics and Business. I would also like to thank the Netidee foundation for its support during earlier research in this subject area. Finally, I would like to thank the two reviewers for their helpful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 393.0, "End Page": 410.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Saint, M; Brown, TX", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Saint, Martin; Brown, Timothy X.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A dynamic policy license for flexible spectrum management", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; License; Policy; Regulation; Cognitive radio; Federal communications commission; FCC; Dynamic; Spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "AUCTIONS", "Abstract": "Electromagnetic spectrum for wireless communications is fully allocated by regulatory authorities, but this does not mean that it is fully utilized. Demand for greater capacity and new services requires new regulatory and technical models for spectrum sharing. This paper develops a regulatory model denoted the dynamic policy license. The dynamic policy license combines the assurances to licensees that come from holding a fixed license while maintaining regulatory flexibility. A dynamic policy license is similar to a traditional spectrum license that specifies a bandwidth, power, center frequency, location, and other parameters. However, one or more of these parameters is subject to change by the regulator over time. The allowed changes are restricted by the license to provide assurances and predictability to the licensee. The opportunities and challenges that this presents to both regulators and licensees is described. For instance, the dynamic policy license can be a regulatory tool for more aggressive spectrum sharing.", "Addresses": "[Saint, Martin; Brown, Timothy X.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Informat & Commun Technol, Kigali, Rwanda; [Saint, Martin] Univ Colorado, Coll Engn & Appl Sci, Interdisciplinary Telecommun Program, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University; University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "Saint, M (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Informat & Commun Technol, Kigali, Rwanda.", "Email Addresses": "msaint@andrew.cmu.edu; timxb@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Saint, Martin/0000-0001-9476-5490", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 23.0, "End Page": 37.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HL4SX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000458714500003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ovando, C; Olivera, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ovando, Catalina; Olivera, Emmanuel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Was household internet adoption driven by the reform? Evaluation of the 2013 telecommunication reform in Mexico", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mexico; Mexico telecommunications reform; Impact policy evaluation; Adoption index; Fixed-line broadband; Econometric estimations; Internet adoption; Digital inclusion", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; MOBILE; SUBSTITUTION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "In 2013 the Mexican Telecommunications and Broadcasting Reform was launched with the goal of promoting competition and access in the telecommunications sector. The aim of this paper is to evaluate whether the 2013 reform had an impact on household fixed internet adoption and to what extent Mexican households, classified into ten wealth groups, had adopted intemet. For the assessment, after a revision of supply and demand Reform's measures to reduce the digital divide, data from the 2010 Census and 2015 Intercensal Survey were used to create adoption indexes using Poisson estimations. The results were analyzed by ten wealth groups, constructed on principal components based on household characteristics (type of dwelling, electricity availability, availability of drinking water, sewer system, intemet and ICT devices: computer, telephone, cell phone and intemet). Additionally, the impact of both indexes was validated by a difference in differences method. The results suggest a 66% overall increase in intemet adoption between 2010 and 2015. The decile analysis showed considerable intemet adoption in the low and middle wealth groups (deciles 2-8), while in the highest wealth groups (deciles 9-10) the impact of internet adoption has been relatively moderate. It is worth noting that interne adoption is unequally distributed, as less than 1% of households in deciles 1 to 6 had adopted internet in 2015, while nearly all of the wealthiest ten percent of households have intemet access. Nevertheless the increment in interne adoption was not only the result of the reform but the combination of the broadband penetration trend and the reform together.", "Addresses": "[Ovando, Catalina; Olivera, Emmanuel] UPAEP, Strategy Technol & Soc Res Ctr, Interdisciplinary Ctr Grad Studies & Res, 17 Sur 901, Puebla 72410, Mexico", "Affiliations": "Universidad Popular Autonoma del Estado de Puebla", "Reprint Addresses": "Ovando, C (corresponding author), UPAEP, Strategy Technol & Soc Res Ctr, Interdisciplinary Ctr Grad Studies & Res, 17 Sur 901, Puebla 72410, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "mariacatalina.ovando@upaep.mx; emmanuel.olivera@upaep.mx", "Researcher Ids": "Ovando, Catalina/C-7929-2018", "ORCIDs": "Ovando, Catalina/0000-0001-5059-2946", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 700.0, "End Page": 714.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dell, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dell, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "On the dual-stacking transition to IPv6: A forlorn hope?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet protocol; IPv4; IPv6; Network address translation; NAT; Dual-stacking", "Keywords Plus": "2-SIDED MARKETS; INTERNET; COMPETITION; DEPLOYMENT; ECONOMICS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "The assumption that IPv6 will inevitably replace IPv4 as the dominant network layer protocol on the Internet is almost universal. A failure of IPv6 to diffuse is thought to have far-reaching and long-lasting economic and social consequences, yet there have been no prior analyses of the dual stacking transition mechanism by which IPv6 diffusion is expected to be achieved in order to understand whether it is likely to succeed. Guided by economic theory, this paper presents such an analysis, and concludes that the dual-stacking transition strategy is unlikely to work, leaving the Internet with no workable means of achieving migration to IPv6. The paper concludes with a number of recommendations for regulatory and policy bodies, end-user organisations and network operators.", "Addresses": "[Dell, Peter] Curtin Univ, Perth, WA, Australia", "Affiliations": "Curtin University", "Reprint Addresses": "Dell, P (corresponding author), Curtin Univ, Perth, WA, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "peter.dell@cbs.curtin.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Dell, Peter/I-1096-2014", "ORCIDs": "Dell, Peter/0000-0002-8248-0751", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 575.0, "End Page": 581.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Jing", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From aperture satellite to Internet finance: Institutionalization of ICTs in China's financial sector since 1991", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Institutionalization; ICT diffusion; Fin-tech; Internet finance; China", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "China's financial industries started the process of marketization only two decades ago, but by 2017 its financial technology or fin-tech sector had taken half of the global market. The exponential diffusion of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in Chinese financial contexts have generated new organizational structures and socio-political relations that have the capacity to change China's position in the world economy. Drawing upon the sociological concept of institutionalization, this paper examines how the Chinese state has integrated ICT diffusion in its formal policies and its informal rules in China's financial development since 1991. Further, it addresses the political and socio-economic consequences of these developments. Based on the analyses of government documents and sources, trade journals, and statistic data from business databases, this paper divides the Chinese institutionalization of financial technologies into three stages and identifies the primary actors and paradigms for ICT diffusions in each stage. ICT diffusion has been constitutive but also disruptive to the existing financial policies, instrumental to the commercialization of state-owned banks, and has gradually transformed into a set of formal and informal rules accepted by a network of professionals, corporations, and government agencies. The institutionalization of ICT diffusion has engendered the continuous adjustment of financial policies and propelled innovations in China's financial economy.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Jing] Rutgers State Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, US, 4 Huntington St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, J (corresponding author), Rutgers State Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, US, 4 Huntington St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jw751@rutgers.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 566.0, "End Page": 574.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gao, YY; Zang, LZ; Sun, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gao, Yanyan; Zang, Leizhen; Sun, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does computer penetration increase farmers' income? An empirical study from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Computer penetration; Digital divide; Rural residents' income; Instrument variables; China; Dynamic panel threshold effects model", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; PANEL-DATA; TECHNOLOGICAL-CHANGE; DYNAMIC PANELS; MOBILE PHONES; INTERNET; DETERMINANTS; PRODUCTIVITY; INFORMATION", "Abstract": "The diffusion and adoption of modern information technology provide new chance for China to close urban-rural income gap. This paper uses China's provincial panel data from 2002 to 2013 to investigate the effect of computer penetration on rural residents' income. A public program aiming to connect every village with broadband Internet and other rural facilities provides plausibly exogenous variation in rural residents' availability and adoption of the broadband Internet, which is used to explore the instrument variable for rural computer penetration. The results show that rural computer penetration tends to increase rural residents' income over time, but the average effect remains limited. The dynamic panel threshold effects model, which allows for both the threshold variable and other covariates to be endogenous, is further used to explore the constraints of the income-increase effect of rural computer penetration. It shows that the effect is at least doubled over the average effect estimated from instrument variables method, once the digital divide causes are removed. Our findings have important implications for the government to increase rural residents' income and reduce urban-rural income gap by encouraging rural computer usage and removing the digital divide.", "Addresses": "[Gao, Yanyan] Southeast Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Dongnandaxue Rd 2, Nanjing 211189, Jiangsu, Peoples R China; [Zang, Leizhen] Univ Chinese Acad Sci, Sch Publ Policy & Management, 19 A Yuquan Rd, Beijing 100049, Peoples R China; [Sun, Jun] Huaihai Inst Technol, Sch Business, Cangwu Rd 59, Lianyungang 222005, Jiangsu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Southeast University - China; Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, CAS; Jiangsu Ocean University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, YY (corresponding author), Southeast Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Dongnandaxue Rd 2, Nanjing 211189, Jiangsu, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "yanyan_gao@seu.edu.cn; leizhen@pku.edu.cn; 15861223478@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "Gao, Yanyan/AAE-6607-2022; Zang, Leizhen/G-6850-2013; Gao, Yanyan/AAL-7187-2020", "ORCIDs": "Gao, Yanyan/0000-0003-0326-504X; Zang, Leizhen/0000-0003-3521-8301; Gao, Yanyan/0000-0003-0326-504X", "Funding Orgs": "Basic Research Funds for China's Central Universities [2242017K40168]; Youth Project of MOE Humanity and Social Science Foundation [17YJC790040]; China Natural Science Foundation [71771052]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Basic Research Funds for China's Central Universities; Youth Project of MOE Humanity and Social Science Foundation; China Natural Science Foundation(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "The authors thank for the helpful comments from Prof. Bohlin, five anonymous reviewers, Hanghui Zhang at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Guy Robinsson at the First IGU-AGLE Commission Conference (2017), discussants at the third Camphor Economics Circle Nanjing Forum (2017), the research assistance from Yuanfen Jin, Xiangyu Chen and Qingrong Zhi, and the fund supports from Basic Research Funds for China's Central Universities (Grant No. 2242017K40168), the Youth Project of MOE Humanity and Social Science Foundation (Grant No. 17YJC790040) and the China Natural Science Foundation (Grant No. 71771052). However, all errors remain to the authors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 67.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 57.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 62.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 149.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 345.0, "End Page": 360.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GL1WL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000436903300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, J; Choi, H; Cho, H; Kim, J; Koo, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Junghun; Choi, Hyunhong; Cho, Heecheon; Kim, Junsang; Koo, Yoonmo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of degrees of acceptance and awareness on a rate system for lowering mobile bills", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication costs; Mobile plan; Savings behavior; Endogeneity problem; Instrumental variable; Two-stage least squares", "Keywords Plus": "SATISFACTION; EXPECTATIONS; INFORMATION; LITERACY; TESTS", "Abstract": "South Korea has the highest mobile bills among the OECD countries, and there is strong public demand in the country to reduce expenditure amounts. In response, the South Korean government and mobile carriers have implemented measures such as a Smart Choice Service, data-centered plan, and 20% discount scheme in order to reduce mobile bills. However, it is unclear whether these systems have actually led to such a reduction. The present study analyzes quantitatively how people's acceptance and awareness toward rate systems reduce or do not reduce mobile bills, based on the results of a survey conducted here. More specifically, to solve the endogeneity problem of saving behavior's effect on mobile bills, the study adopts the instrumental variables of degree of acceptance and awareness of systems relating to mobile bills. The results show that acceptance and awareness of the system do affect savings behavior and thus mobile bills. If the degree of savings behavior (affected by acceptance and awareness) goes up one step on a seven-point Likert-type scale, there is an average 8.28% savings effect on mobile bills. Thus, this study shows that degrees of acceptance and awareness of the rate system do affect mobile bills.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Junghun; Choi, Hyunhong; Cho, Heecheon; Kim, Junsang] Seoul Natl Univ, Technol Management Econ & Policy Program, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 151742, South Korea; [Koo, Yoonmo] Seoul Natl Univ, Grad Sch Engn Practice, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 151742, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul National University (SNU); Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Koo, Y (corresponding author), Seoul Natl Univ, Grad Sch Engn Practice, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 151742, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "jkim.snu@gmail.com; hongchoi@snu.ac.kr; hccho69@snu.ac.kr; jskim123@snu.ac.kr; yyounmo@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Hyunhong/V-7165-2019; Choi, Hyunhong/AAI-9763-2020", "ORCIDs": "Choi, Hyunhong/0000-0003-2896-9051; Kim, Junghun/0000-0002-2366-6142", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 273.0, "End Page": 281.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Edquist, H; Henrekson, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Edquist, Harald; Henrekson, Magnus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do R & D and ICT affect total factor productivity growth differently?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; R&D; Hardware; Software; Total factor productivity; Panel data analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; INTANGIBLES; TECHNOLOGY; INDUSTRIES; SPILLOVERS; EXPLAIN", "Abstract": "We analyze the effect of ICT and R & D on total factor productivity (TFP) growth across different industries in Sweden. R & D alone is significantly associated with contemporaneous TFP growth, thus exhibiting indirect effects. Although there is no significant short-run association between ICT and TFP, we find a positive association with a lag of seven to eight years. Thus, R & D affect TFP much faster than ICT-investments. We also divide ICT capital into hardware and software capital. To our knowledge, this distinction has not been made in any previous study analyzing TFP at the industry level. The results show that lagged hardware capital services growth is significantly associated with TFP growth. Hence, investments complementary to hardware are needed to reap the long-run TFP effects from reorganizing production.", "Addresses": "[Edquist, Harald] Ericsson Res, Farogatan 6, S-16480 Stockholm, Sweden; [Henrekson, Magnus] Res Inst Ind Econ, IFN, POB 55665, SE-10215 Stockholm, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Ericsson; Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN)", "Reprint Addresses": "Henrekson, M (corresponding author), Res Inst Ind Econ, IFN, POB 55665, SE-10215 Stockholm, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "harald.edquist@ericsson.com; magnus.henrekson@ifn.se", "Researcher Ids": "Henrekson, Magnus/JXL-1358-2024", "ORCIDs": "Henrekson, Magnus/0000-0002-1640-7126; Edquist, Harald/0000-0001-8659-1494", "Funding Orgs": "Jan Wallander and Tom Hedelius Foundation [P2013-0189:1]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Jan Wallander and Tom Hedelius Foundation", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Jan Wallander and Tom Hedelius Foundation, (P2013-0189:1) which is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 58.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 62.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 76.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 106.0, "End Page": 119.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.11.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EM8ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000395601100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Avilés, JM; Larghi, SB; Aguayo, MAM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mariscal Aviles, Judith; Benitez Larghi, Sebastian; Martinez Aguayo, Maria Angelica", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The informational life of the poor: A study of digital access in three Mexican towns", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and Communication Technologies (ICT); Poor populations; Capabilities; Livelihoods; Mexico", "Keywords Plus": "LIVELIHOODS; UGANDA", "Abstract": "This paper seeks to contribute to the debate on the impact of the adoption of information technologies (ICT) in poverty reduction by understanding how the poor obtain, share and use ICT on their everyday life what we call the informational lives of the poor. It identifies the opportunities and challenges regarding ICT adoption in three rural communities with different levels of marginalization and connectivity in Mexico. Using before and after studies we attempt to identify and understand mechanisms through which ICT (and broadband, in particular), may have an impact on poverty alleviation. Using a combination of the Capabilities Approach and Livelihoods Perspective, this research shows that mobile broadband access (as opposed to fixed shared access) and effective training through the role of infomediaries enables low-income communities to develop new skills, to engage in new practices and to find useful applications for old and new abilities, needs and interests. A specific finding that has not received attention in the literature is the productive role of immediate family members as infomediaries; the weight of family networks plays a crucial role in teaming about ICTs. These networks fuel a sense of confidence required to handle knowledge and practices that are initially alien in this sector. We found that ICT adoption changes the pattern of information seeking and enhances informational capabilities and existing assets of low-income communities. Through our control case, that did not have any connectivity, we identified the high transaction cost people face as well as the business opportunities the digitally excluded forego. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Benitez Larghi, Sebastian] Consejo Nacl Invest Cient & Tecn, Natl Council Sci & Tech Res, RA-1033 Buenos Aires, DF, Argentina; [Benitez Larghi, Sebastian] Natl Univ La Plata, Fac Humanities & Educ Sci, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina; [Benitez Larghi, Sebastian] Inst Res Human & Social Sci IdIHCS, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina; [Mariscal Aviles, Judith; Martinez Aguayo, Maria Angelica] Ctr Res & Teaching Econ CIDE, Mexico City, DF, Mexico", "Affiliations": "Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET); National University of La Plata; Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas A.C. (CIDE)", "Reprint Addresses": "Avilés, JM (corresponding author), Toluca 3655 Col Lomas Santa Fe, Alvaro Obregon 01210, Mexico.", "Email Addresses": "judith.mariscal@cide.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "International Development Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Name Preferred": "International Development Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Text": "This work was carried out with the aid of a grant from the International Development Research Centre, Ottawa, Canada.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 661.0, "End Page": 672.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Weber, A; Scuka, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Weber, Arnd; Scuka, Daniel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Operators at crossroads: Market protection or innovation?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Telecommunications industry; Business models; Walled gardens; Telecommunications operators; Risk management; Spectrum regulation; Innovation", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET", "Abstract": "Many today believe that the mobile Internet was invented by Apple in the USA with their iPhone, enabling a data-driven Internet ecosystem to disrupt the staid voice and SMS business models of the telecom carriers. History, however, shows that the mobile Internet was first successfully commercialised in Japan, in 1999. Some authors such as Richard Feasey in Telecommunications Policy (Issue 6, 2015) argue that operators had been confused and unprepared when the Internet emerged and introduced walled gardens, without Internet access. This comment article reviews in detail how the operators reacted when the fixed, and later the mobile Internet spread: some introduced walled gardens, some opened it for the unofficial content on the Internet. The article concludes that most large European telecom and information technology companies and their investors have a tradition of risk avoidance and pursued high-price strategies that led them to regularly fail against better and cheaper foreign products and services, not only when the wireless Internet was introduced, but also when PCs and the fixed Internet were introduced. Consequences, such as the need to enable future disruptions and boost the skills needed to master them, are presented. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Weber, Arnd] KIT ITAS, Kaiserstr 12, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany; [Scuka, Daniel] Mobikyo KK, Shinjuku Ku, Level 32,Shinjuku Nomura Bldg, Tokyo 1630532, Japan", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Weber, A (corresponding author), KIT ITAS, Kaiserstr 12, D-76131 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Weber, Arnd/JBS-7473-2023", "ORCIDs": "Scuka, Daniel/0000-0002-6948-7377", "Funding Orgs": "European Commission's Joint Research Centre; project Cultural Factors in Technical Development: 'i-mode' in Japan and Germany; German Federal Ministry of Education and Research [1611514]", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Commission's Joint Research Centre; project Cultural Factors in Technical Development: 'i-mode' in Japan and Germany; German Federal Ministry of Education and Research(Federal Ministry of Education & Research (BMBF))", "Funding Text": "This work is based on several research projects and consultancy work. Daniel Scuka started writing on the mobile Internet at Japan Inc magazine in 1999. In 2001 he started the Wireless Watch Japan e-mail magazine. Arnd Weber read i-mode e-mails and online newspapers when he was a guest researcher with NIT in 2000. Back in Europe, he wondered why we Europeans did not have such services. This led to work on two research projects: The future of mobile technologies in EU: assessing 4G developments, supported by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (IPTS; cf. Bohlin et al,. 2004) and the project Cultural Factors in Technical Development: 'i-mode' in Japan and Germany (cf. Weber & Wingert, 2006; Weber, 2007; Weber et al., 2011), supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (the project no. is 1611514).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 34.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 368.0, "End Page": 377.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DJ0CR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000373869500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerpott, TJ; Meinert, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerpott, Torsten J.; Meinert, Phil", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of mobile Internet usage on mobile voice calling behavior: A two-level analysis of residential mobile communications customers in Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumer behaviors; Germany; Mobile communications; Mobile Internet usage; Mobile voice calls; Multi-level analysis; Service use changes; Service substitution", "Keywords Plus": "EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS; USE INTENSITY; SELF-REPORT; SERVICES; TEXT; USERS; BIAS", "Abstract": "Worldwide, the number of people owning a smartphone is growing rapidly. These individuals are able to make voice calls and browse the Internet with the same mobile device. Hence, for mobile network operators (MNOs) the question to what extent mobile Internet (MI) use substitutes or supplements or does not affect established mobile voice (MV) calling gains economic relevance. Unfortunately, the literature on usage interdependencies between these two mobile communication service categories is scarce. Therefore, this study examines the relationship between the monthly number of outgoing MV minutes and monthly MI data traffic in a sample of 11,614 residential postpaid subscribers over 25 months from October 2011 to October 2013. Actual consumption and customer data was extracted from the billing system of the German subsidiary of a multinational MNO. Multi-level analysis of the time-varying and-constant study variables reveals large heterogeneity between sample subjects with regard to their MI-MV associations. At the mean/median monthly level, the demand for conventional MV telephony decreases within the time window under investigation. However, for the majority of customers the relationship between the usage of the two service categories is complementary. Subscribers who are most likely to replace at least some of their MV minutes by MI traffic (1) are heavy MV users in the initial period (October 2011), (2) are heavy SMS users within the time window under study, (3) are male, (4) are older, (5) have a longer tenure with the MNO, (6) have not opted for a MV flat rate, (7) started operating their current handset more recently and (8) are currently not equipped with an Apple iPhone. Implications of the findings for MNO strategies seeking to respond to market changes and for future research are discussed. This study contributes to the literature regarding substitution, reinforcement or neutral effects of MI usage on established mobile communication services. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gerpott, Torsten J.; Meinert, Phil] Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg & Telecommun Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Duisburg Essen", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerpott, TJ (corresponding author), Univ Duisburg Essen, Mercator Sch Management, Chair Strateg & Telecommun Management, Lotharstr 65, D-47057 Duisburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torsten.gerpott@uni-due.de; phil.meinert@uni-due.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 62.0, "End Page": 76.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Campos, R; Arrazola, M; de Hevia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Campos, Raquel; Arrazola, Maria; de Hevia, Jose", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Online job search in the Spanish labor market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Internet adoption and usage; Labor market; Job search; Spain", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; ADOPTION; INSURANCE; USAGE", "Abstract": "Using data from the Spanish survey on equipment and use of ICTs in households for the period 2007-2011, we study the decision of Spanish jobseekers to search for a job online, and explore potential differences between unemployed and employed workers. Since only those jobseekers that have accessed the Internet can perform an online job search, we use bivariate probit selection models to correct for potential selection bias. Our results show that Internet Spanish jobseekers tend to be younger, better educated, more Internet-savvy, and live in urban areas compared to those that only use traditional search channels. However, we find that employment-to-employment and unemployment-to-employment transitions differ by gender, nationality, household income, and time aggregate factors. We find evidence of a digital divide in adoption and usage by age and educational attainment. These findings suggest that policy makers and human resources managers should take into account these disparities in Internet usage to guide their public programs and recruiting strategies. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Campos, Raquel; Arrazola, Maria; de Hevia, Jose] Univ Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid 28032, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Rey Juan Carlos", "Reprint Addresses": "de Hevia, J (corresponding author), Univ Rey Juan Carlos, Paseo Artilleros S-N, Madrid 28032, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "r.camposg@alumnos.urjc.es; maria.arrazola@urjc.es; jose.dehevia@urjc.es", "Researcher Ids": "de Hevia, Jose/AAP-8798-2021; Arrazola, María/AAP-8781-2021", "ORCIDs": "de Hevia, Jose/0000-0002-8730-6269; Arrazola, María/0000-0002-4407-9510; Campos, Raquel/0009-0008-7715-3706", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1095.0, "End Page": 1116.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.09.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Daly, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Daly, Angela", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulation and the Performance of Communication and Information Networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Daly, Angela] Swinburne Univ Technol, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia; [Daly, Angela] European Univ Inst, Fiesole, Italy", "Affiliations": "Swinburne University of Technology; European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Daly, A (corresponding author), Swinburne Univ Technol, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "angelacdaly@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Daly, Angela/S-1489-2018", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1180.0, "End Page": 1182.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000018", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Noam, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Noam, Eli", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cloud TV: Toward the next generation of network policy debates", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Future video; Cloud; Policy; Television; High-speed network", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "We are entering the 4th generation of TV, based on the online transmission of video. This article explores the emerging media system, its policy issues, and a way to resolve them, It analyzes the beginning of a new version of the traditional telecom interconnection problem. The TV system will be diverse in the provision of technology, standards, devices, and content elements. For reasons of interoperation, financial settlements, etc., this diversity will be held together by intermediaries that are today called cloud providers, and through whom much of media content will flow. Based on their fundamental economic characteristics, the cloud operators will form a concentrated market structure. To protect pluralism and competition among clouds and of providers of specialized elements requires the protection of interoperation. This can be accomplished by a basic rule: by the principle of an a la carte offering of service elements. (C) 2013 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "Columbia Univ, Columbia Inst Tele Informat, New York, NY 10027 USA", "Affiliations": "Columbia University", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "noam@columbia.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 12.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 684.0, "End Page": 692.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jain, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jain, Rekha", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Indian broadband plan: A review and implications for theory", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "Regional International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Conference on Telecom Policy, Regulation, and Management as Drivers for Transforming Emerging Economies", "Conference Date": "FEB 22-24, 2012", "Conference Location": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, New Delhi, INDIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "Indian Inst Management, IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; National broadband plans; Policy making; Policy entrepreneur; Developing countries", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; INTERNET; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; POLICY", "Abstract": "Given the benefits of ubiquitous broadband deployment and availability that include economic growth, participation in the Internet economy and increased competitiveness, several countries have launched major national initiatives to accelerate broadband deployment including supporting such initiatives often as a part of their fiscal stimulus plans. These include Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Singapore, Sweden, UK and USA and the European Union as a whole. Despite the initiatives of developing countries, the broadband gap in terms of deployment and adoption between them and developed countries is increasing. There is recognition that there are significant challenges in designing the institutional infrastructure required for broadband deployment, which are accentuated in a developing country context due to the weak existing institutional environment. But since the impact of telecom and, broadband in particular, is more significant in developing countries than in developed ones, policy makers in developing countries are increasingly focusing on National Broadband Plans (NBPs). For example, policy makers in India realize that broadband can accelerate the increasing contribution of the service and knowledge sectors to India's economy and also help to alleviate its poor physical service delivery in areas such as health, education, banking, etc. and have adopted a broadband plan. This paper documents the development of the Indian NBP. Based on prior studies, we identify key factors that contribute to success of broadband deployment and adoption and based on these, we assess the Indian NBP. Further, it uses the framework of multiple streams (Kingdon, 1995) to critique the policy formulation and agenda setting aspects of NBP in an emerging economy. We also highlight the key differences in the policy making processes in developed and developing economies. Given the inter-linkages and complexities of implementing a broadband strategy, we identify the role and attributes of a policy entrepreneur that are critical to evolving the policy, in a developing country context and how these differences lead to the primacy of the role of policy entrepreneur. Thus, the contribution of this paper is in assessing the Indian NBP and providing insights in theoretical aspects of policy making in the realm of broadband in emerging economies, an area that has received little attention. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Indian Inst Management, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad 380015, Gujarat, India", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad", "Reprint Addresses": "Jain, R (corresponding author), Indian Inst Management, IIMA IDEA Telecom Ctr Excellence, Ahmadabad 380015, Gujarat, India.", "Email Addresses": "rekha@iimahd.ernet.in", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 54.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 47.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 278.0, "End Page": 290.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rendon Schneir, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inequity in the technopolis - race, class, gender, and the Digital Divide in Austin", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Rendon Schneir, Juan] Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 218.0, "End Page": 219.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ypsilanti, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ypsilanti, Dimitri", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "International Communications: The International Telecommunication Union and the Universal Postal Union.", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Ypsilanti, Dimitri] Org Econ Cooperat & Dev, Informat Commun & Consumer Policy Div, F-78220 Paris, France", "Affiliations": "Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD)", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "dimitri.ypsilanti@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1168.0, "End Page": 1169.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J; Nucciarelli, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason; Nucciarelli, Alberto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Understanding ICT adoption and market trends - Papers from recent European ITS regional conferences", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; [Nucciarelli, Alberto] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Sch Innovat Sci, NL-5600 MB Eindhoven, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; Eindhoven University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk; a.nucciarelli@tue.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nucciarelli, Alberto/0000-0002-2719-8286", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 911.0, "End Page": 914.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 4.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Li, SCS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Li, Shu-Chu Sarrina", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Lifestyle orientations and the adoption of Internet-related technologies in Taiwan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Lifestyles; Diffusion of innovation; Internet; Technology adoption; Information-oriented technologies; Entertainment-oriented technologies", "Keywords Plus": "TRADITIONAL NEWS MEDIA; ACCEPTANCE MODEL; RADIO ADOPTION; PREDICTORS; PERSONALITY; CABLE", "Abstract": "Using Rogers' diffusion of innovation model as the theoretical framework, this study examined the relationships between lifestyle orientations and the adoption of nine Internet-related technologies in Taiwan including IPTV, digital cable, emails, Internet instant messages, Facebook, scanners, notebooks, printers and personal computers. A telephone survey was conducted to collect data, and 506 valid questionnaires were obtained, representing a response rate of 58.6%. The results showed that lifestyle orientations were a powerful predictor for the adoption of information-oriented and entertainment-oriented technologies, but not for the adoption of interpersonally oriented technologies. Furthermore, this study found that while demographics were the most powerful variable that distinguished the adopters from the non-adopters, mass media use was not. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Natl Chiao Tung Univ, Inst Commun Studies, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University", "Reprint Addresses": "Li, SCS (corresponding author), Natl Chiao Tung Univ, Inst Commun Studies, 1001 Univ Rd, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "shuchu@mail.nctu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Li, Shu-Chu/0000-0003-1715-5765", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 49.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 639.0, "End Page": 650.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Riikonen, A; Smura, T; Kivi, A; Töyli, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Riikonen, Antti; Smura, Timo; Kivi, Antero; Toyli, Juuso", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Diffusion of mobile handset features: Analysis of turning points and stages", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Diffusion; Mobile handset; Handset feature; Turning point; Takeoff", "Keywords Plus": "SALES TAKEOFF; MODELS; TELEPHONY; SERVICES; PHONES", "Abstract": "Mobile handsets have evolved into advanced devices with a rich variety of hardware and software features enabling the use of variety of applications, networks, and services. Consequently, mobile handset features constitute an important part of the global communications infrastructure. Modelling the diffusion of mobile handsets as a product category is becoming less relevant as the market is approaching saturation especially in the developed countries. Simultaneously, the diffusion of mobile handset features is increasingly important and of interest to many stakeholders. This article analyzes and compares the diffusion patterns of mobile handset features, using a longitudinal annual dataset of the penetrations of 15 different features in Finland between 2005 and 2010. Two major turning points - the takeoff and the inflection point - as well as the durations of the diffusion stages between these points are determined. The results show large variations between different features, highlighting the significance of the introduction stage in the diffusion process. The results are useful for regulators and companies in understanding the pace of change taking place in the communications infrastructure. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Riikonen, Antti; Smura, Timo; Kivi, Antero] Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, Aalto 00076, Finland; [Toyli, Juuso] Univ Turku, Turku Sch Econ, Dept Mkt & Int Business, Turku 20014, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University; University of Turku", "Reprint Addresses": "Riikonen, A (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Dept Commun & Networking, POB 13000, Aalto 00076, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "antti.riikonen@aalto.fi; timo.smura@aalto.fi; antero.kivi@gmail.com; juuso.toyli@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Töyli, Juuso/B-7305-2009; Smura, Timo/E-3278-2012", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 563.0, "End Page": 572.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Franklin, SL; Diallo, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Franklin, Sergio Luis, Jr.; Diallo, Madiagne", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Real options and cost-based access pricing: Model and methodology", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Real options; Investment under uncertainty; Network element; Demand uncertainty; Cost-based access prices", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; PRICES; SUNK", "Abstract": "This paper proposes a model and methodology for valuing the option to delay network investment decisions and calculating cost-based access prices. It argues that an option value multiple must be applied to the investment cost component of each network element in order to account for the value of the delay option that is extinguished at the time of investment. Option value multiples are calculated for the investment decision in three main network elements, each representing a different part of the Brazilian fixed telecommunications network, subject to different technological and demand uncertainties. After applying the markup factors, network costs must be assigned to network services on the basis of how much each service uses each network element. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Franklin, Sergio Luis, Jr.; Diallo, Madiagne] Pontificia Univ Catolica Rio de Janeiro, Dept Ind Engn, BR-22453900 Rio De Janeiro, RJ, Brazil; [Franklin, Sergio Luis, Jr.] Internet Econ Grp Ltda, Rio De Janeiro, RJ, Brazil", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Franklin, SL (corresponding author), Pontificia Univ Catolica Rio de Janeiro, Dept Ind Engn, R Marques de Sao Vicente,225,Sala 950L, BR-22453900 Rio De Janeiro, RJ, Brazil.", "Email Addresses": "sergio.franklin@uol.com.br", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 321.0, "End Page": 333.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stühmeier, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stuehmeier, Torben", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Roaming and investments in the mobile internet market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile internet; Investment spillover; National roaming; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; NETWORK COMPETITION; BILL; INTERCONNECTION", "Abstract": "This model discusses mobile network operators' (MNOs) incentives to invest in their network facilities such as new 4G networks under various regimes of data roaming charge regulation. Given an induced externality of investments (spillovers) due to the roaming agreements it will be shown that MNOs, competing on investments, widely set higher investments for below cost regulation of roaming charges. Otherwise, if MNOs are free to collaborate on investments, they set higher investment levels for above cost roaming charges. Both below and above cost charges may be preferred from a welfare perspective. Furthermore, the paper discusses effects of the roaming charge regulation on roaming quality and MNOs' coverage. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Stühmeier, T (corresponding author), Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, Univ Str 1, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "torben.stuehmeier@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 595.0, "End Page": 607.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Beard, TR; Ford, GS; Saba, RP; Seals, RA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Beard, T. Randolph; Ford, George S.; Saba, Richard P.; Seals, Richard A., Jr.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet use and job search", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Discouraged workers; Internet access; Propensity score matching", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Regression analysis augmented with propensity score methods is used to estimate the effect of Internet use on job search. The formal distinction between the unemployed and the discouraged is exploited, where both desire employment but the latter has ceased active job search. Results indicate broadband use at home or at public locations reduces the probability that the unemployed cease job search by over 50% relative to unemployed persons who do not use the Internet at all. The results suggest that even public connections (e.g., at libraries) in unserved and underserved areas may produce substantial social benefits. (c) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, Washington, DC USA; [Beard, T. Randolph; Saba, Richard P.; Seals, Richard A., Jr.] Auburn Univ, Dept Econ, Auburn, AL 36849 USA", "Affiliations": "Auburn University System; Auburn University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW,Suite 440, Washington, DC USA.", "Email Addresses": "beardtr@auburn.edu; ford@phoenix-center.org; sabaris@auburn.edu; alan.seals@auburn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Seals, Alan/0000-0002-2191-3154", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 16.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 24.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 260.0, "End Page": 273.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunication Markets-Drivers and Impediments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Schneir, Juan Rendon] WIK Consult, Cost Modelling & Internet Econ Dept, Bad Honnef, Germany", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), WIK Consult, Cost Modelling & Internet Econ Dept, Bad Honnef, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 579.0, "End Page": 581.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "García-Villaverde, PM; Ruiz-Ortega, MJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Manuel Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro; Jose Ruiz-Ortega, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ways to improve pioneer new ventures' performance in the ICT industry", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Pioneering orientation; New ventures; Marketing capabilities; Low cost strategy; Moderating effect; ICT industry", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMER PREFERENCE FORMATION; RESOURCE-BASED VIEW; MARKET SHARE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; STRATEGIC ORIENTATION; COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE; PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT; GENERIC STRATEGIES; FIRM SURVIVAL; START-UP", "Abstract": "This paper analyses how marketing capabilities and low cost orientation improve the performance obtained by technology new ventures that enter the market early. In a sample of 104 new ventures of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry, the authors have developed a regression analysis allowing them to demonstrate the direct and indirect effects proposed in the hypotheses. The results obtained show that early entry into the market has a positive influence on new venture performance, as the joint moderator effect of marketing capabilities and low cost orientation is greater than the effect of each variable taken on its own. Furthermore, this study explores if the effects of the analysed factors are different between telecommunications and electronic and computer new ventures. This study shows that marketing capabilities and low cost strategy are complements rather than substitutes in moderating the relationship between entry timing and new venture's performance, especially for the telecommunications new ventures. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Manuel Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro; Jose Ruiz-Ortega, Maria] Univ Castilla La Mancha, Albacete 02071, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha", "Reprint Addresses": "Ruiz-Ortega, MJ (corresponding author), Univ Castilla La Mancha, Albacete 02071, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "Pedro.GVillaverde@uclm.es; MariaJose.Ruiz@uclm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro Manuel/AAR-1552-2020; Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro Manuel/F-2858-2011", "ORCIDs": "Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro Manuel/0000-0001-6756-8627; Garcia-Villaverde, Pedro Manuel/0000-0001-6756-8627", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 114.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 20.0, "End Page": 35.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "725FQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000287631000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wang, Q; Hu, SL; Li, RR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wang, Qiang; Hu, Sailan; Li, Rongrong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Could information and communication technology (ICT) reduce carbon emissions? The role of trade openness and financial development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; CO 2 emission; Financial development; Trade openness; Income level", "Keywords Plus": "FOREIGN DIRECT-INVESTMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ENERGY-CONSUMPTION; CO2 EMISSIONS; ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION; INTERNET USAGE; PANEL-DATA; UNIT-ROOT; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Information and communication technology (ICT) is one of the fastest growing new industries in the world. This study aims to understand the nonlinear impact of ICT on carbon emissions more systematically. To this end, a threshold panel regression model is developed based on panel data of 92 countries. ICT is the explanatory variable, carbon emission is the explained variable, and trade openness and financial development are the threshold variables. The results show that: (i) When taking trade openness as threshold variable, both low- and high-income group have passed the double threshold test, the negative regression coefficient of ICT and carbon emissions firstly decreases, and then turns into positive effect when crossing the second threshold value in lowincome group. While in high-income group, this effect shows a sustained growing positive trend. (ii) Taking financial development as threshold variable, this negative effect firstly turns positive which then increases when passing the second threshold in low-income group. While in high-income group, the positive impact of ICT on CO2 shows a sustained growth which is similar to the situation when trade openness is taken as threshold variable. (iii) Income levels are set as a categorical variable, the impact of ICT on CO2 presents a U shape under the influence of financial development and trade openness. The U-shaped turning point occurs in the lowincome band and when the level of trade development and financial development is low.", "Addresses": "[Wang, Qiang] Xinjiang Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Urumqi 830046, Peoples R China; [Wang, Qiang; Hu, Sailan; Li, Rongrong] China Univ Petr East China, Sch Econ & Management, Qingdao 266580, Peoples R China; [Wang, Qiang; Li, Rongrong] China Univ Petr East China, Sch Econ & Management, Qingdao 266580, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Xinjiang University; China University of Petroleum; China University of Petroleum", "Reprint Addresses": "Wang, Q; Li, RR (corresponding author), China Univ Petr East China, Sch Econ & Management, Qingdao 266580, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "wangqiang7@upc.edu.cn; lirr@upc.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": ", qiang/F-4618-2011", "ORCIDs": ", qiang/0000-0002-8751-8093", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [72104246, 71874203]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the editor and these anonymous reviewers for their helpful and constructive comments that greatly contributed to improving the final version of the manuscript. This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 72104246, 71874203) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102699.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102699", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2024", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "OP3A2", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001208428500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bridgman, B; Highfill, T; Samuels, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bridgman, Benjamin; Highfill, Tina; Samuels, Jon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Introducing consumer durable digital services into the BEA digital economy satellite account☆", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Household production; Information and communications technology; Digital economy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Measuring the digital economy is a high priority for analysts of economic growth. We augment the Bureau of Economic Analysis's Digital Economy Satellite Account to include digital services provided by high-tech consumer durables. We find that including the service flow from these goods raises the growth rate of the digital economy between 2005 and 2021 from 6.4 percent per year to 7.1 percent per year. Consumer durable services accounted for about 13 percent of nominal digital economy GDP. While most household services are not digital, the household owns a significant part of the digital infrastructure.", "Addresses": "[Bridgman, Benjamin; Highfill, Tina; Samuels, Jon] US Bur Econ Anal, Washington, DC 20233 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Samuels, J (corresponding author), US Bur Econ Anal, Washington, DC 20233 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Jon.Samuels@bea.gov", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 15.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 20.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102618.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102618", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC8D8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164208700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Benseny, J; Lahteenmaki, J; Toyli, J; Hammainen, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Benseny, Jaume; Lahteenmaki, Jarno; Toyli, Juuso; Hammainen, Heikki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Urban wireless traffic evolution: The role of new devices and the effect of policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Wireless traffic; Traffic evolution; Smart city; Internet of things; Telecom policy", "Keywords Plus": "SMART CITIES; DIFFUSION; USAGE; MODEL", "Abstract": "The emergence of new wireless technologies, such as the Internet of Things, allows digitalizing new and diverse urban activities. Thus, wireless traffic grows in volume and complexity, making prediction, investment planning, and regulation increasingly difficult. This article characterizes urban wireless traffic evolution, supporting operators to drive mobile network evolution and policymakers to increase national and local competitiveness. We propose a holistic method that widens previous research scope, including new devices and the effect of policy from multiple government levels. We provide an analytical formulation that combines existing complementary methods on traffic evolution research and diverse data sources. Results for a centric area of Helsinki during 2020-2030 indicate that daily volumes increase, albeit a surprisingly large part of the traffic continues to be generated by smartphones. Machine traffic gains importance, driven by surveillance video cameras and connected cars. While camera traffic is sensitive to law enforcement policies and data regulation, car traffic is less affected by transport electrification policy. High-priority traffic remains small, even under encouraging autonomous vehicle policies. Based on peak hour results, we suggest that 5G small cells might be needed around 2025, albeit the utilization of novel radio technology and additional mid-band spectrum could delay this need until 2029. We argue that mobile network operators inevitably need to cooperate in constructing a single, shared small cell network to mitigate the high deployment costs of massively deploying small cells. We also provide guidance to local and national policymakers for IoT-enabled competitive gains via the mitigation of five bottlenecks. For example, local monopolies for mmWave connectivity should be facilitated on space-limited urban furniture or risk an eventual capacity crunch, slowing down digitalization.", "Addresses": "[Benseny, Jaume; Lahteenmaki, Jarno; Toyli, Juuso; Hammainen, Heikki] Aalto Univ, Commun & Networking Dept, Konemiehentie 2,POB 15400, Espoo, Finland; [Toyli, Juuso] Univ Turku, Dept Econ, Rehtorinpellonkatu 3, Turku 20500, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University; University of Turku", "Reprint Addresses": "Benseny, J (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Commun & Networking Dept, Konemiehentie 2,POB 15400, Espoo, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "jaume.benseny@alumni.aalto.fi; jarno.lahteenmaki@aalto.fi; juuso.toyli@utu.fi; heikki.hammainen@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "Töyli, Juuso/B-7305-2009", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Business Finland", "Funding Name Preferred": "Business Finland", "Funding Text": "This work was done as part of the Neutral Host Pilot project within the LuxTurrim5G ecosystem funded by the participating companies and Business Finland (https:// www.luxturrim5g.com /) . The authors thank Jarno Niemela, Kalle Ruttik, and Heidi Him-manen for the insightful discussions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 78.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102595.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102595", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 25.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P1EO8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001048141400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Blumrosen, L; Solan, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Blumrosen, Liad; Solan, Eilon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Selling spectrum in the presence of shared networks: The case of the Israeli 5G auction", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Shared networks; Joint -bid agreements; Auctions", "Keywords Plus": "WINNERS CURSE; COMBINATORIAL; PERFORMANCE; FRAMEWORK; DESIGN; EVENT", "Abstract": "The Israeli 5G auction that took place in August 2020 used the Combinatorii I Clock Auction mechanism adapted to the isneli market. We review the challenges that the Israeli Ministry of Communication faced while designing the auction and discuss the strategic consequences of the design. We highlight the special characteristics of the Israeli telecommunication market and, in particular, the fact that most operators share their antenna networks and their spectrum assets with other auction participants, but spectrum licenses need to be purchased by each operator individually. The Israeli Ministry of Communication required operators sharing the same networks to submit joint bids in the auction. We discuss the implications of this decision on the efficiency of the auction, and the difficulties it caused the bidders. We discuss the effect of further incentive schemes that accompanied the auction, and we also describe some signaling opportunities that emerged during the auction process.", "Addresses": "[Blumrosen, Liad] Hebrew Univ Jerusalem, Sch Business Adm, Jerusalem, Israel; [Solan, Eilon] Tel Aviv Univ, Sch Math Sci, Tel Aviv, Israel", "Affiliations": "Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Tel Aviv University", "Reprint Addresses": "Solan, E (corresponding author), Tel Aviv Univ, Sch Math Sci, Tel Aviv, Israel.", "Email Addresses": "eilons@tauex.tau.ac.il", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Solan, Eilon/0009-0001-1037-8109", "Funding Orgs": "Israel Science Foundation [2570/19]; Asper center at the Hebrew University Business School", "Funding Name Preferred": "Israel Science Foundation(Israel Science Foundation); Asper center at the Hebrew University Business School", "Funding Text": "Liad Blumrosen was supported by the Israel Science Foundation grant number 2570/19 and by the Asper center at the Hebrew University Business School.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102481.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102481", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "G6NW1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000990312400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jung, J; Melguizo, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jung, Juan; Melguizo, Angel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Is your netflix a substitute for your telefunken? Evidence on the dynamics of traditional pay TV and OTT in Latin America", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Audiovisual market; OTT; Pay TV; Cord-cutting; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Are audiovisual over the top (OTT) services in Latin America substitutes for the traditional Pay TV services (cable or satellite), complementary or independent? To respond to this question, we develop a simple theoretical model based on a CES utility function and estimate simultaneously, using non-linear least squares, demand functions for both audiovisual services. Our results, based on original database covering 17 Latin American countries from 2011 to 2020, suggest no sub-stitution of Pay TV for OTT. However, during the more recent period (2015-2020), we find evi-dence of gross substitution (i.e., similar enough, although not completely equivalent for consumers) between these audiovisual services. This confirms, although only partially, the existence of the so-called cord-cutting and cord-saving phenomena, due to the expansion of fast internet and the richer OTT offers, and their relatively lower prices. These results suggest regulators should include OTT services in their scope and produce in-depth analysis on the country level to update and optimize regulations, as well as implement regulatory sandboxes to advance towards smart regulation, as shown in the financial industry.", "Addresses": "[Jung, Juan] Univ Pontificia Comillas, ICADE, Fac Ciencias Econ & Empresariales, Madrid, Spain; [Jung, Juan; Melguizo, Angel] Telecom Advisory Serv, New York, NY USA", "Affiliations": "Comillas Pontifical University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jung, J (corresponding author), Univ Pontificia Comillas, ICADE, Fac Ciencias Econ & Empresariales, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jfjung@icade.comillas.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Jung, Juan/AAA-6746-2020", "ORCIDs": "Jung, Juan/0000-0002-7996-0965", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102397.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102397", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L0XO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923513800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Medeisis, A; Fomin, V; Webb, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Medeisis, Arturas; Fomin, Vladislav; Webb, William", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Untangling the paradox of Licensed Shared Access: Need for regulatory refocus", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Radio spectrum management; Licensed shared access; Database-driven spectrum access; Co-evolutionary development", "Keywords Plus": "SPECTRUM ACCESS; MECHANISMS; STANDARDS; OPERATORS; EVOLUTION; FAILURE; SYSTEM; MODEL", "Abstract": "This paper looks at the evolution of the Licensed Shared Access (LSA) - a pioneering European scheme for tapping into radio spectrum that remains assigned to incumbent users. Using the theoretical framework of Co-evolutionary Development, we build analytical case study to understand why this crucial innovation did not take hold in the European wireless market, despite a decade of regulatory and standardisation efforts. Drawing on literature analysis and expert knowledge, we identify barriers that contributed to the stalling of LSA deployment and co-evolutionary forces that could help alleviating them. We expose the need for more proactive engagement of European regional policymakers and suggest directions for refocusing future LSA regulatory activities to target an expanded set of frequency bands, as well as broadening their scope to include local non-public networks and industry verticals.", "Addresses": "[Medeisis, Arturas] Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Vilnius, Lithuania; [Fomin, Vladislav] Vilnius Univ, Vilnius, Lithuania; [Webb, William] Webb Search Ltd, Leicester, Leics, England", "Affiliations": "Vilnius Gediminas Technical University; Vilnius University", "Reprint Addresses": "Medeisis, A (corresponding author), Vilnius Gediminas Tech Univ, Vilnius, Lithuania.", "Email Addresses": "arturas.medeisis@vilniustech.lt", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Medeisis, Arturas/0000-0003-1326-9407; Webb, William/0000-0002-4696-4425", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 104.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102380.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102380", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rota-Graziosi, G; Sawadogo, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rota-Graziosi, Gregoire; Sawadogo, Faycal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The tax burden on mobile network operators in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Taxation; Telecommunication sector; Project analysis; Developing countries", "Keywords Plus": "TAXATION; DESIGN; REFORM", "Abstract": "We estimate the tax burden on the mobile telecommunication sector in twenty-five African countries. This tax burden encompasses not only standard and special taxes under the control of the Ministry of Finance (MoF) but also fees raised by the national telecommunication Regulatory Agency (RA). Given the lack of financial data at the country level, we build a representative mobile network operator named TELCO, using the GSMA Intelligence database. We compute the Average Effective Tax Rate (AETR) for this firm considering general and special taxes and fees levied only on the telecommunication sector. We develop a web application (https://data.cerdi.uca.fr/telecom/), allowing the reader to replicate our analysis or modify TELCO and tax parameters. The AETR varies significantly across countries, ranging from 33 percent in Ethiopia to 118 pero nt in Niger. Special taxes and fees represent a large share of the AETR, illustrating some taxation by regulation and a potential tax competition (a race to the top) between the MoF and the RA. We compare TELCO's AETR with that of a representative gold mining plant and a standard company with a similar gross return. The tax burden of the telecommunications sector is higher than that of the mining sector in 15 of the 19 countries for which we have data on the gold mining sector.", "Addresses": "[Rota-Graziosi, Gregoire; Sawadogo, Faycal] Univ Clermont Auvergne, CERDI, CNRS, F-63000 Clermont Ferrand, France; [Rota-Graziosi, Gregoire; Sawadogo, Faycal] Fdn Etud & Rech Sur Dev Int FERDI, F-63000 Clermont Ferrand, France", "Affiliations": "Universite Clermont Auvergne (UCA); Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)", "Reprint Addresses": "Sawadogo, F (corresponding author), Univ Clermont Auvergne, CERDI, CNRS, F-63000 Clermont Ferrand, France.", "Email Addresses": "faycal.sawadogo@uca.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Agence Nationale de la Recherche of the French government through the program Investissements d'avenir [ANR-10-LABX-14-01]; GSMA", "Funding Name Preferred": "Agence Nationale de la Recherche of the French government through the program Investissements d'avenir(Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)); GSMA", "Funding Text": "We are thankful to the editor Erik Bohlin and five anonymous referees for their helpful comments on previous versions of the paper. We acknowledge financial support from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche of the French government through the program Investissements d'avenir (ANR-10-LABX-14-01) and GSMA, the global association of mobile telecommunications operators, in supporting the research necessary to explore the themes canvassed in this paper. However, the paper has been written in full independence from GSMA, and the expressed views are our own. We are grateful to Vassilis Douzenis and Mani Manimohan for discussing preliminary versions of this paper and Yannick Bouterige for providing us with the AETR of the gold mining sector, and Mohamed Tounkara, who, participated in the conception and design of the web application. We also thank the participants of the GSMA 2018's Mobile World Congress Ministerial Program.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102293.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102293", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Knieps, G; Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Knieps, Guenter; Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet of things and the economics of 5G-based local industrial networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet of things (IoT); Local industrial networks; General-purpose technology; Edge cloud; Spectrum policy; Innovational complementarities; Internet 5G", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Fifth generation (5G) networks raise governance and management challenges that did not exist in 3G and 4G wireless technologies. Advanced wireless functionality enables new applications and services based on smart, physical, network infrastructures, many of them expected to be localized. As a general-purpose technology, 5G can be configured in numerous ways to support innovative applications across many sectors. Smart network applications and services must integrate physical and virtual components in innovative ways. In addition, general capabilities of 5G must be combined with complementary technologies, such as big data analytics and edge cloud services, to create services for specific use cases. Varying throughput and latency requirements of distinct use cases require differentiated technical solutions. Appropriate frequencies must be aligned efficiently with other features within the footprint of particular, local industrial networks. National policy makers, suppliers, and users are responding differently to these governance and management challenges. These approaches balance differently the trade-offs between experimentation, differentiation, and harmonization. Comparative analysis can inform gradual improvements of the governance of 5G-based, local industrial networks.", "Addresses": "[Knieps, Guenter] Univ Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany; [Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Freiburg; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Knieps, G (corresponding author), Univ Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "guenter.knieps@vwl.uni-freiburg.de", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Bauer, Johannes/0000-0002-0768-3911", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102261.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102261", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ciesielska, M; Rizun, N; Chabik, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ciesielska, Magdalena; Rizun, Nina; Chabik, Jakub", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessment of E-government inclusion policies toward seniors: A framework and case study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital inclusion; Seniors; Elders; Electronic government; Public policy; Assessment", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET USE; ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT; TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION; CITIZEN TRUST; YOUNG-PEOPLE; INFORMATION; ACCEPTANCE; IMPACT; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "Digital exclusion of seniors covers both social and technical drivers that affect the magnitude of this phenomenon. It arises from the fear of technology, reduced manual and mental abilities, socio-economic status, and also the mismatch between the technological environment and the needs of the elderly. The consideration of the needs of seniors are mainly implemented through social policies while the provision of government services is achieved through digitization policies and procedures. Our research is addressing two objectives. The first objective is to identify the main determinants affecting the adoption of e-government and its use by seniors. The second objective is to build a research framework for assessing e-government policy for the digital inclusion of the seniors from both social and technical perspectives. This research framework is then validated based on a case study of Poland. Presented framework proves to be a useful tool to evaluate and depict the areas of improvement for a comprehensive e-government policy toward seniors' inclusion.", "Addresses": "[Ciesielska, Magdalena; Rizun, Nina; Chabik, Jakub] Gdansk Univ Technol, PL-80233 Gdansk, Poland", "Affiliations": "Fahrenheit Universities; Gdansk University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Ciesielska, M (corresponding author), Gdansk Univ Technol, PL-80233 Gdansk, Poland.", "Email Addresses": "magdalena.ciesielska@pg.edu.pl; nina.rizun@pg.edu.pl; jakub.chabik@pg.edu.pl", "Researcher Ids": "Rizun, Nina/L-5206-2019; Ciesielska, Magdalena/ABA-4163-2021", "ORCIDs": "Rizun, Nina/0000-0002-4343-9713; Ciesielska, Magdalena/0000-0002-2077-9643; Chabik, Jakub/0000-0002-9864-2313", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 186.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 26.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 125.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102316.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102316", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0T9JI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000787277000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Thai, DM; Duong, D; Falch, M; Xuan, CB; Thu, TTA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Do Manh Thai; Duong, Dang; Falch, Morten; Chung Bui Xuan; Tran Thi Anh Thu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors affecting the sustainability of telecentres in developing countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecentres; Cultural-Post Offices (CPOs); Sustainability; Digital transformation; Vietnam", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; LESSONS; ACCESS", "Abstract": "Due to rapid technological changes, governments in developing countries have paid special attention to sustainability. However, understanding insights into the sustainability of telecentres remains an open question. This paper aims to fill this gap. We conducted a case study in Vietnam by using both qualitative and quantitative data. We used the Kumar and Best's (2006) model as our theoretical lens to analyse the sustainability of telecentres in Vietnam. The paper finds that telecentres have shifted their concept to provide a wide range of services, both online and offline. The paper indicates that technological, political, and social sustainability are important for the sustainability of telecentres. The paper recommends that we should take the role of state-owned enterprises and the digital transformation into consideration to sustain telecentres. Furthermore, the paper indicates the mutual relation between political and technical sustainability with social sustainability that has not been yet unveiled in the prior literature.", "Addresses": "[Do Manh Thai; Tran Thi Anh Thu] Vietnam Publ Util Telecommun Serv Fund, Hanoi, Vietnam; [Duong, Dang] Univ Vaasa, Sch Innovat & Technol, Wolffintie 34, Vaasa 65200, Finland; [Falch, Morten] Aalborg Univ, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol Elect Syst, Frederikskaj 12, DK-2450 Copenhagen SV, Denmark; [Chung Bui Xuan] FPT Univ, Inst Business Adm & Technol FSB, Hanoi, Vietnam", "Affiliations": "University of Vaasa; Aalborg University; FPT University", "Reprint Addresses": "Thai, DM (corresponding author), Vietnam Publ Util Telecommun Serv Fund, Hanoi, Vietnam.", "Email Addresses": "dmthai@mic.gov.vn; ddang@uva.fi; falch@cmi.aau.dk; chungbx2@fe.edu.vn; ttathu@mic.gov.vn", "Researcher Ids": "Falch, Morten/GPC-8011-2022; Dang, Duong/N-9490-2016", "ORCIDs": "Falch, Morten/0000-0002-2649-215X; Dang, Duong/0000-0002-9325-5496", "Funding Orgs": "Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED) [502.02-2019.14]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED)(National Foundation for Science & Technology Development (NAFOSTED))", "Funding Text": "This research is funded by Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED) under the grant number 502.02-2019.14.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102265.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102265", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2022", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "2P6SN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000819868300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhu, XP; Li, XY; Gong, JK; Xu, JH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhu, Xingping; Li, Xiaoyu; Gong, Jiankun; Xu, Jinghong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technology empowerment: A path to poverty alleviation for Chinese women from the perspective of development communication", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technology empowerment; Women poverty; Poverty alleviation; Omnimedia communication; Development communication", "Keywords Plus": "FEMINIZATION; WORK", "Abstract": "By 2020, China had won a comprehensive victory in poverty alleviation, having completed the largest poverty alleviation task in human history and provided a Chinese solution to poverty alleviation worldwide. From the perspective of development communication and through the case study approach, this paper focuses on the practice of poverty alleviation conducted by Chinese rural left-behind women with the help of Internet technology. Furthermore, the paper summarizes three main forms of women's poverty alleviation, including the model of Internet celebrities using social media to sell local products; the model of the government taking the lead in building an online learning, training and sales platform; and the model combining government guidance, enterprise empowerment and media promotion. This paper explores the paths to poverty alleviation and the sustainable development of poor Chinese women in rural areas. It also provides a reference for the future practice of women's poverty alleviation for developing countries and regions.", "Addresses": "[Zhu, Xingping; Li, Xiaoyu] Cent Univ Finance & Econ, Sch Culture & Media, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Gong, Jiankun] Univ Malaya, Dept Media & Commun Studies, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; [Xu, Jinghong] Beijing Normal Univ, Sch Journalism & Commun, Beijing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Central University of Finance & Economics; Universiti Malaya; Beijing Normal University", "Reprint Addresses": "Xu, JH (corresponding author), Beijing Normal Univ, Sch Journalism & Commun, Beijing, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "123abctg@163.com", "Researcher Ids": "Gong, Jiankun/ABG-4197-2021; Xu, Jinghong/B-3801-2010; Gong, Jiankun/GLU-3582-2022", "ORCIDs": "Xu, Jinghong/0000-0003-4654-0603; Gong, Jiankun/0000-0003-3785-7449; Li, Xiaoyu/0000-0002-7947-9426", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [20ZDA057]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China", "Funding Text": "This article has been produced as part of a major project of the National Social Science Fund of China, Research on the Establishment of Omnimedia Communication System (Grant No. 20ZDA057).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 18.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 79.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102328.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102328", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ8TN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773537200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Odhiambo, NM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Odhiambo, Nicholas M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information technology, income inequality and economic growth in sub-Saharan African countries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information technology; Income inequality; Economic growth; Sub-Saharan African Countries; GMM", "Keywords Plus": "FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; ENERGY-CONSUMPTION; ICT DEVELOPMENT; PANEL; DIFFUSION; INVESTMENT; EMISSIONS; EDUCATION; IMPACT", "Abstract": "In this paper, the dynamic relationship between ICT, income inequality and economic growth in sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries is examined during the period 2004-2014. Three ICT and three income inequality indicators were used to examine this linkage. The ICT indicators used include internet penetration, mobile phone penetration and fixed broadband subscription, while the income inequality indicators include the Gini coefficient, the Atkinson index and the Palma ratio. Using the Generalised Method of Moments (GMM) estimation technique, the study found that, on the whole, an increase in ICT development unconditionally leads to an increase in economic growth in the countries under study. The study also found that the threshold level of income inequality, which should not be exceeded in order for the positive impact of ICT on economic growth to be sustained, depends on the ICT proxy used and the income inequality indicator. Specifically, the study found that for ICT to have a sustained positive impact on economic growth, i) the Gini coefficient in the mobile penetration specification should not exceed 0.520; ii) the Gini coefficient and Atkinson index in the internet penetration specification should not exceed 0.531 and 0.560, respectively; and iii) the Gini coefficient, Atkinson index and Palma ratio in the fixed broadband subscriptions should not exceed 0.551, 0.633 and 4.664, respectively. Policy implications are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Odhiambo, Nicholas M.] Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, Macroecon Policy Anal MPA Res Programme, POB392,UNISA, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Odhiambo, NM (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Econ, Macroecon Policy Anal MPA Res Programme, POB392,UNISA, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "odhianm@unisa.ac.za", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Odhiambo, Nicholas .M./0000-0003-4988-0259", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 99.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 27.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 56.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102309.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102309", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ8TN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773537200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, S; Baek, H; Kim, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Seongcheol; Baek, Hyunmi; Kim, Dam Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "OTT and live streaming services: Past, present, and future", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Over-the-top (OTT); SVOD; VOD; Netflix; Live streaming; Streaming", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This editorial article aims to introduce the virtual special issue (VSI) on the past, present, and future of OTT and live streaming services. This article provides the OTT research trends of the last six and a half years through a word cloud of the keywords of the 262 articles, the keyword network, as well as the coauthor network of the articles. After summarizing the overall research trends, we provide a quick review of the seven articles accepted for the VSI, followed by concluding remarks.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Seongcheol; Baek, Hyunmi] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea; [Kim, Dam Hee] Univ Arizona, Dept Commun, Tucson, AZ 85721 USA", "Affiliations": "Korea University; University of Arizona", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr; lotus1225@korea.ac.kr; damheekim@arizona.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Baek, Hyunmi/0000-0001-5995-2565; Kim, Seongcheol/0000-0001-6703-4465", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2019S1A3A2099973]; MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program [IITP-2020-0-01749]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea); MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program(Ministry of Science & ICT (MSIT), Republic of KoreaMinistry of Science, ICT & Future Planning, Republic of Korea)", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank all authors for submitting papers to this virtual special issue. We would especially like to thank the Editorin-Chief Professor Erik Bohlin and all the reviewers for their great support. Finally, this work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973), and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation). We would like to thank all authors for submitting papers to this virtual special issue. We would especially like to thank the Editor-in-Chief Professor Erik Bohlin and all the reviewers for their great support. Finally, this work was supported by the Ministry of Ed-ucation of the Republic of Korea, the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2019S1A3A2099973) , and the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT) , Korea, under the ITRC (Information Technology Research Center) support program (IITP-2020-0-01749) supervised by the IITP (Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 8.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 57.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102244.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102244", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2021", "Number of Pages": 7.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Adams, S; Akobeng, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Adams, Samuel; Akobeng, Eric", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT, governance and inequality in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Governance; Inequality; Africa", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE PHONE PENETRATION; INCOME INEQUALITY; PANEL-DATA; TECHNOLOGICAL-CHANGE; TECHNICAL CHANGE; INSTITUTIONS; POVERTY; IMPACT; GLOBALIZATION; REMITTANCES", "Abstract": "We examine the direct effect of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) on inequality and investigate whether the ICT and inequality relationships can be reinforced by governance indicators of democracy, regulatory quality, rule of law and political stability. Using the panel dataset of 46 African countries over the period 1984-2018 and dynamic two-step system generalized method of moment estimator, we found that ICT measures of internet, fixed broadband and mobile cellular subscription directly reduce inequality, and good governance indicators can reinforce the ICT and inequality links. We execute a threshold analysis that il-lustrates the crucial role of democracy, regulatory quality, rule of law and political stability in facilitating the ICT and inequality relationships in Africa.", "Addresses": "[Adams, Samuel] Ghana Inst Management & Publ Adm, Accra, Ghana; [Akobeng, Eric] Univ Ghana, Dept Econ, Accra, Ghana", "Affiliations": "University of Ghana", "Reprint Addresses": "Akobeng, E (corresponding author), Univ Ghana, Dept Econ, Accra, Ghana.", "Email Addresses": "sadamss2000@yahoo.com; eakobeng@yahoo.co.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102198.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102198", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2021", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UW3TB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000700081500002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Horne, CL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Horne, Chelsea L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet governance in the post-truth era: Analyzing key topics in fake news discussions at IGF", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Disinformation; Misinformation; Text mining; Big data; Internet governance; Fake news; Internet governance forum (IGF)", "Keywords Plus": "DISCOURSE", "Abstract": "The governance of information sharing online is a complicated issue, especially in context of varying global perspectives on speech rights, freedom of expression, the role of news media, and core internet values. While discussions of misinformation/disinformation and their like have existed for millennia, 2016 marked a move into what some have called a post-truth era, where information, both true and not, has become weaponized for political gain. This paper seeks to examine how discussions at the UN Internet Governance Forum unfold by analyzing transcripts of misinformation sessions from 2016 to 2019, asking (1) What key terms are used most often during these discussions? (2) Have and how have these frequent terms evolved over time? Applying the CRISP-DM approach to text mining, I find that overall prominent terms are internet and people, though the frequent terms vary differently when analyzed by year, showing an evolution of the discussion from 2016- rights and journalists-to 2019- data and content. This study provides insights into the de/refining of the causes, vectors of and remedies to the ongoing information crisis.", "Addresses": "[Horne, Chelsea L.] Amer Univ, 4400 Massachusetts Ave NW,237 Battelle Tompkins, Washington, DC 20016 USA", "Affiliations": "American University", "Reprint Addresses": "Horne, CL (corresponding author), Amer Univ, 4400 Massachusetts Ave NW,237 Battelle Tompkins, Washington, DC 20016 USA.", "Email Addresses": "horne@american.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Horne, Chelsea/0000-0001-6165-8736", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 45.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 37.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102150.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102150", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Parsons, SG; Duffy-Deno, KT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Parsons, Steve G.; Duffy-Deno, Kevin T.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Are telecommunications regulators correct in their beliefs that network size affects origination/termination?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Call origination and termination; Mobile telecommunications; Mobile call termination rate (MTR); Panel data estimation; Pre-paid mobile; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE TERMINATION; COMPETITION; SUBSTITUTION", "Abstract": "Some telecommunications regulators in calling-party pays (CPP) regimes have asserted that network operator size itself affects the ratio of (off-net originating minutes)/(off-net terminating minutes) (abbreviated in future references as O/T). This implies that being a large operator itself causes the operator to be a net terminator of traffic and to be a net receiver of call termination payments. For convenience, we will describe this notion as the regulators' proposition. This notion could have been a motivation for regulators: to establish asymmetric mobile call termination rates (MTRs) (higher termination rates for smaller operators); or to reduce symmetrical MTRs. We begin with a simple mathematical description of calling between networks that indicates that size does not affect O/T. We also use a unique panel data set from eight mobile operators in Colombia that includes a measure of operator size, a off-net price variable, and two proxies for the proportion of low-income subscribers (one for originating minutes and one for terminating minutes). We do not find empirical support for the regulators' proposition. Operator size is statistically insignificant (and has the incorrect sign - to support the regulator's proposition in some specifications to). Off-net price and income (rather than network size) variables are significant in explaining O/T. The off-net price variable has the expected negative sign and is significant at the 5% level or better. The income variables have the expected signs and are generally significant at the 5% level. Belief in the regulators' proposition could also, unwittingly, accentuate the urban-rural divide and reduce service to low-income customers, particularly in less-developed countries.", "Addresses": "[Parsons, Steve G.] Parsons Appl Econ, Edwardsville, IL 72642 USA; [Parsons, Steve G.] Washington Univ, St Louis, MO 63110 USA; [Duffy-Deno, Kevin T.] KDD Analyt, San Diego, CA USA; [Duffy-Deno, Kevin T.] Natl Univ, San Diego, CA USA", "Affiliations": "Washington University (WUSTL); National University (California)", "Reprint Addresses": "Parsons, SG (corresponding author), Parsons Appl Econ, Edwardsville, IL 72642 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Steve@ParsonsEcon.com; kevin@kddanalytics.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Parsons, Steve/0000-0002-3674-5050", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 74.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102078.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102078", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QK8NJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000620636400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cordova, A; Stanley, KD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cordova, Amado; Stanley, Karlyn D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public-private partnership for building a resilient broadband infrastructure in Puerto Rico", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Public-private partnerships; Broadband deployment; Resiliency; Telecommunications policy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This article will explore the use of an innovative approach to a public-private partnership (PPP) to spur the deployment of broadband and create more resilient telecommunications networks in Puerto Rico. Such a partnership is a critical ingredient of the plan for rebuilding the telecommunications sector of Puerto Rico after the island was devastated by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in September 2017. The proposed partnership also has the potential for enabling the expansion of citizen access to broadband services throughout Puerto Rico. This work was done as part of the Congressionally mandated economic and disaster recovery plan for the island.", "Addresses": "[Cordova, Amado; Stanley, Karlyn D.] RAND Corp, Santa Monica, CA 90406 USA", "Affiliations": "RAND Corporation", "Reprint Addresses": "Cordova, A (corresponding author), RAND Corp, Santa Monica, CA 90406 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cordova@rand.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center (HSOAC) [HSHQDC16D00007, 70FBR218F00000032]; U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate", "Funding Name Preferred": "Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center (HSOAC); U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate(United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS))", "Funding Text": "This paper was funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center (HSOAC) , contract HSHQDC16D00007, task order 70FBR218F00000032. HSOAC is a federally funded research and drevelopment center (FFRDC) operated by the RAND Corporation under contract with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate. The results presented in this article do not necessarily reflect official DHS opinion or policy.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102106.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102106", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2021", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Canh, NP; Schinckus, C; Thanh, SD; Ling, FCH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nguyen Phuc Canh; Schinckus, Christophe; Su Dinh Thanh; Ling, Felicia Chong Hui", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of the internet, mobile, and land phones on income inequality and The Kuznets curve: Cross country analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Income inequality; Kuznets curve; Human capital; Institutional quality; Internet; Development", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This article investigates the determinants of the income inequality for a global sample including 87 economies between 2002 and 2014. Notably, the study examines the impacts of technology development through the internet usage, mobile usage and fixed telephone usage on income inequality. Furthermore, we control and further examine the non-linear impacts of institutional quality and human capital on income inequality. We find that the promotion of internet and mobile diffusion appear to be a way of reducing income inequality in the short and the long run. Nevertheless, we find an inverted-U shape relationship between the human capital and the institutional quality with the income inequality, but not for the case of income level. These findings are observed in our full sample and also in two sub-samples respectively composed by 46 low and middle income economies (LMEs) and 41 high income economies (HIEs). Beyond the empirical results supporting the Kuznets Curve hypothesis (KC) for the human capital and institutions, the major contributions of this article is to show that income inequality issue is actually not a matter of income only since diverse socio-economic and technological considerations have to be taken into account if policy makers want to reduce optimally these inequalities. This article offers an extended theoretical framework (inspired by the Kuznets curve hypothesis) to study income inequalities in a societal perspective in which telecommunications (internet, mobile and land phones) are integrated as key components. Our results confirm that internet and mobile use should actually be part of an active economic policy aiming at reducing income inequalities.", "Addresses": "[Nguyen Phuc Canh] Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Sch Banking, Ho Chi Minh 700000, Vietnam; [Schinckus, Christophe; Ling, Felicia Chong Hui] Taylors Univ, Subang Jaya, Malaysia; [Su Dinh Thanh] Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Sch Publ Finance, Ho Chi Minh 700000, Vietnam", "Affiliations": "Taylor's University", "Reprint Addresses": "Canh, NP (corresponding author), Univ Econ Ho Chi Minh City, Sch Banking, Ho Chi Minh 700000, Vietnam.", "Email Addresses": "canhnguyen@ueh.edu.vn; christophe.schinckus@taylors.edu.my; dinhthanh@ueh.edu.vn; huiling.chong@taylors.edu.my", "Researcher Ids": "Canh, NGUYEN Phuc/AAG-8627-2019; Su Dinh, Thanh/Q-3915-2019", "ORCIDs": "Canh, NGUYEN Phuc/0000-0001-8467-5010; Su Dinh, Thanh/0000-0003-2344-6315; Schinckus, Christophe/0000-0002-0977-7428", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 80.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 44.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 44.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102041.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102041", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prieto-Egido, I; Valladares, JA; Muñoz, O; Bernuy, CC; Simo-Reigadas, J; Quispetupa, DA; Fernández, AB; Martinez-Fernandez, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prieto-Egido, Ignacio; Aragon Valladares, Joel; Munoz, Olga; Cordova Bernuy, Cesar; Simo-Reigadas, Javier; Auccapuri Quispetupa, Darwin; Bravo Fernandez, Alejandro; Martinez-Fernandez, Andres", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Small rural operators techno-economic analysis to bring mobile services to isolated communities: The case of Peru Amazon rainforest", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural communications; Digital divide; Mobile services; ict4d; SRO; RMIO", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "A large number of rural communities in developing countries do not have access to communications services, unlike urban areas where these services have rapidly grown. This connectivity gap is mainly caused by the urban-oriented business models of traditional operators, which are not cost-effective in regions that are characterized by isolation, low population density, and scarcity of resources. This paper analyzes a feasible and sustainable strategy to deploy mobile communications services (voice and data) in isolated communities in developing countries with less than 1000 inhabitants by combining appropriate low-cost technologies and an innovative business model fostered by recent regulation. This innovative model is based on the legal figure of the SRO (Small Rural Operator), which is specifically oriented to reach small communities in isolated rural areas. The results are based on a real deployment in 6 communities of the Peruvian Amazon, which was carried out by a consortium of universities, NGOs (Non-Government Organizations), and cellular operators. This deployment allowed us to obtain practical information on the cost structure of mobile networks in isolated areas, characterize the rural demand and the revenues associated with it, and understand how the business model of traditional operators could be adapted. This information permitted us to propose, implement and validate the SRO approach. The paper shows the results of this research and provides some lessons learned. The main conclusion is that the recent Peruvian regulation opened a niche market for SROs who want to offer services in isolated communities with less than 1000 inhabitants.", "Addresses": "[Prieto-Egido, Ignacio; Simo-Reigadas, Javier; Bravo Fernandez, Alejandro; Martinez-Fernandez, Andres] Rey Juan Carlos Univ, Dept Signal Theory & Commun, Madrid, Spain; [Aragon Valladares, Joel; Cordova Bernuy, Cesar; Auccapuri Quispetupa, Darwin] Pontificia Univ Catolica Peru, Rural Telecommun Res Grp, Lima, Peru; [Munoz, Olga] Univ Politecn Cataluna, Dept Signal Theory & Commun, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Rey Juan Carlos; Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru; Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya", "Reprint Addresses": "Prieto-Egido, I (corresponding author), Univ Rey Juan Carlos, ETS Ingn Telecomunicac, Dept 3, Despacho 201,Camino Molino 5, Madrid 28943, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "Ignacio.prieto@urjc.es", "Researcher Ids": "Prieto-Egido, Ignacio/M-9245-2014; Martinez, Andres/KBC-9454-2024; MARTINEZ, ANDRES/F-5576-2017; Simo-Reigadas, Francisco Javier/D-2328-2011", "ORCIDs": "Prieto-Egido, Ignacio/0000-0002-4410-8721; MARTINEZ, ANDRES/0000-0003-0041-1443; Simo-Reigadas, Francisco Javier/0000-0002-4550-0506; Cordova, Cesar/0000-0002-1326-1483; AUCCAPURI, DARWIN/0000-0002-4760-9185", "Funding Orgs": "Development Bank of Latin America (CAF); Spanish Agency for International Development (AECID); European Commission [IST-601102 STP]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Development Bank of Latin America (CAF); Spanish Agency for International Development (AECID)(Spanish Government); European Commission(European Union (EU)European Commission Joint Research Centre)", "Funding Text": "This work has been funded by the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), the Spanish Agency for International Development (AECID) and by the European Commission FP7 program through project TUCAN3G (IST-601102 STP). The funding sources did not participate in study design; in the collection, analysis and interpretation of data; in the writing of the report; and in the decision to submit the article for publication.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102039.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102039", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jung, J; López-Bazo, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jung, Juan; Lopez-Bazo, Enrique", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "On the regional impact of broadband on productivity: The case of Brazil", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; ICT; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; INTERNET; CONVERGENCE; GROWTH; ACCESS; SPEED", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the incidence of broadband on regional productivity in Brazil, intending to find out if the economic impact is uniform across all territories of the country. The possibility of performing a regional approach to test the effect of broadband on productivity in an emerging country represents a novelty for the literature. Results suggest that the impact of broadband on productivity is positive although not uniform across regions. On the one hand, it seems to depend on connection quality and network effects. Faster download speed and critical-mass accounting for network externalities in the region enhance the economic impact of broadband. On the other hand, higher productivity gains are estimated for the less developed regions. The fact that the less productive regions in Brazil seem to be benefiting more from broadband may suggest that it can constitute a factor favoring regional convergence in the country.", "Addresses": "[Jung, Juan] Univ Complutense Madrid, Dept Econ Anal, Campus Somosaguas, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain; [Jung, Juan] Ctr Estudios Telecomunicac Amer Latina, Rambla Republ Mexico 6125, Montevideo 11400, Uruguay; [Lopez-Bazo, Enrique] Univ Barcelona, AQR IREA, Av Diagonal 690, Barcelona 08034, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid; University of Barcelona", "Reprint Addresses": "Jung, J (corresponding author), Univ Complutense Madrid, Dept Econ Anal, Campus Somosaguas, Pozuelo De Alarcon 28223, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "juanjung@ucm.es; elopez@ub.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Jung, Juan/AAA-6746-2020; Lopez-Bazo, Enrique/L-1176-2014", "ORCIDs": "Jung, Juan/0000-0002-7996-0965; Lopez-Bazo, Enrique/0000-0002-4654-8237", "Funding Orgs": "Catedra Telefonica IBEI de Politica y Regulacion de las Telecomunicaciones e Internet America Latina - Europa", "Funding Name Preferred": "Catedra Telefonica IBEI de Politica y Regulacion de las Telecomunicaciones e Internet America Latina - Europa", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Catedra Telefonica IBEI de Politica y Regulacion de las Telecomunicaciones e Internet America Latina - Europa.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 60.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 33.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 34.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101826.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted, Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "García-Mariñoso, B; Suárez, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garcia-Marinoso, Begona; Suarez, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Switching mobile operators: Evidence about consumers' behavior from a longitudinal survey", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bundling; Consumer switching; Mobile services; Satisfaction", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER RETENTION; CHURN ANALYSIS; LOCK-IN; DETERMINANTS; LOYALTY; SATISFACTION; SUBSCRIBERS; MARKETS", "Abstract": "The rate at which consumers switch providers is a key indicator of the level of competition among mobile telephone operators. This paper uses a longitudinal survey of 4110 mobile users in Spain in 2015 and 2016 to analyze what drives consumers' decisions to switch mobile operators. After controlling for a number of individual characteristics, including gender, age, education level and employment status, switching was found to be significantly less common among satisfied customers and those whose mobile service was bundled with fixed services. Moreover, the more complex the bundle was, the lower the rate of switching was. Considerable consumer inertia was also found: inattentive consumers and those who had not switched previously were much less likely to switch. The implications of these results for regulators and operators are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Garcia-Marinoso, Begona; Suarez, David] CNMC, Dept Stat & Knowledge Management, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Suárez, D (corresponding author), CNMC, Dept Stat & Knowledge Management, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "david.suarez@cnmc.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 426.0, "End Page": 433.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IB1VA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000470051800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, BE; Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn E.; Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Bagging bundle benefits in broadband and media mergers: Lessons from Sky/Vodafone for antitrust analysis", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society - Competition and Regulation in the Information Age", "Conference Date": "JUL 30-AUG 02, 2017", "Conference Location": "Passau, GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc,Univ Passau, Sch Business, Econ & Informat Syst", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION GOODS; PRODUCT; EFFICIENCY", "Abstract": "The historic precedents in telecommunications antitrust findings have tended towards finding harm to competition when network operators integrate downstream and bundle the provision of applications and services. The reason for this is that market power in network provision is thought to be extended into the applications market(s). More recently however, proposed mergers have been between telecommunications and media distribution firms, both of whom have some degree of market power, already sell their own services in bundles, and who may or may not have been offering combined bundles already via contractual agreements. Examples include Sky/Vodafone in New Zealand, and Time Warner/AT&T in the United States as well as Vodafone/Unitymedia in Germany and Media Capital/Altice in Portugal. These complex proposed arrangements pose challenges to competition authorities, whose legal and procedural rules and precedents, especially those defining the relevant markets affected by the merger or vertical integration activity, have been developed from the analysis of simpler cases. These precedents may not be sufficient to analyse current cases, characterized by multiple products catering to heterogeneous consumer preferences, and consumers are not constrained to buying only one variant of the products in each of the upstream and downstream markets. We illustrate the challenges by way of a case study of the proposed merger between Sky and Vodafone, declined by the New Zealand Commerce Commission in February 2017. Limitations in existing market definition processes and the evaluation of market power where bundling already occurs risk overlooking complex demand-side interactions that influence the profitability and efficiency of various structural and contractual strategic choices. We propose that classic merger and antitrust analysis based on econometric cost-benefit analysis can be augmented by using simulation and numerical analysis of a range of bundle offers expected to be relevant in decision-making. We develop a simple model and use it to illustrate how it may be used to inform broadband and content mergers, and other complex antitrust cases, such the assessment of the effects of two-sided markets and firm pricing decisions.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn E.] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Management, Wellington, New Zealand; [Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "php@grensnut.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Howell, Bronwyn/0000-0001-9048-0674; Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 128.0, "End Page": 139.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.09.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frias, Z; Martínez, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frias, Zoraida; Perez Martinez, Jorge", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "5G networks: Will technology and policy collide?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Network neutrality; Zero-rating; Network slicing; Mobile content delivery networks; Mobile innovation", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE", "Abstract": "Despite being still under development, it is envisaged that 5G networks will provide a 'fibre-like' experience to mobile users. As such, they are expected to accommodate services with very different requirements in terms of latency, bandwidth and reliability, among others, for the vertical sectors. However, the European Union has just approved the Telecommunications Single Market Regulation, which enshrines the network neutrality principle and guarantees that 'all traffic through the Internet is treated equally'. This article explores the potential conflict between net neutrality regulation and future 5G services, particularly regarding network virtualisation. We present a discussion on the challenges of building net neutrality upon judgements on whether traffic optimisation is objectively necessary. This proves complex in a technological environment that envisions network 'slices' created and priced on-demand according to the Quality of Service (QoS) required by specific applications at any given time. In addition, we argue that the 'anything-as-a-service' paradigm might turn into an important source of innovation for the future Internet infrastructure layer, and thus for the ecosystem as a whole.", "Addresses": "[Frias, Zoraida; Perez Martinez, Jorge] Univ Politecn Madrid, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Frias, Z (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "zoraida.frias@upm.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 35.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 36.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 612.0, "End Page": 621.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GU5CP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000445303000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, SE; Choi, M; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, So-Eun; Choi, Mideum; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How and what to study about IoT: Research trends and future directions from the perspective of social science", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet of Things (IoT); Social science; Literature analysis; AHP; Future directions", "Keywords Plus": "SEMANTIC WEB; INTERNET; THINGS; COMPUTERS; VISION", "Abstract": "The Internet of Things (IoT), as a new growth engine of the information and communications technology industry, has sparked global enthusiasm. However, academic deliberation has concentrated on technological aspects, discounting the multifaceted nature of IoT. Therefore, we reviewed non-technical papers to examine the current status of scholarly discourse and applied analytic hierarchy process models to assess the priorities for future IoT research. Although papers in science and engineering fields were excluded, analysis of 300 articles showed that a considerable number Of papers were written by engineers, mainly concerning industrial content. Experts perceived that systematic methods and tangible subjects were the most necessary to motivate research in the social sciences sector. Multidisciplinary research was considered important regardless of the research disciplines, and user study was assigned a particularly large weight. According to the results, implications and suggestions for future IoT research are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Lee, So-Eun; Choi, Mideum] Korea Univ, Res Inst Informat & Culture, Seoul, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea University; Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Ro, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Choi, Mideum/HIR-1374-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1056.0, "End Page": 1067.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Spruytte, J; Van der Wee, M; de Regt, M; Verbrugge, S; Colle, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Spruytte, Jonathan; Van der Wee, Marlies; de Regt, Mieke; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "International roaming in the EU: Current overview, challenges, opportunities and solutions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "International roaming; Policy; RLAH; Roam Like At Home", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "As technology evolves and globalization continues, the need for reasonably priced roaming services has never been higher. In 2007, the European Commission (EC) introduced a first set of regulatory decisions to cap the maximal roaming fee end users have to pay for voice services. In the years after, additional price caps have been introduced for SMS and data, initially only for end users, in a later stage also for the wholesale tariff. The final step, Roaming Like at Home (RLAH), will start to take effect in June 2017; from then on end users will pay the same price (for voice, SMS and data) when roaming like in their domestic country. The effect of RLAH on the business case of each mobile operator is hard to predict, as the different national markets are extremely heterogeneous and operators face large discrepancies in terms of roaming usage and network costs due to different travelling patterns and various other reasons that cannot be harmonized (geography, economics, working force, usage history, etc.). Furthermore, competition in the telecom market will no longer be a purely national matter, as the decision to abolish roaming tariffs will fully open up cross-border competition. This paper aims at providing insights in the effect of RLAH for both the end user as well as the mobile operators. Following a literature survey approach, including an overview of the roaming regulation process from 2007 up to now, the paper discusses possible effects the RLAH initiative might trigger, going from lower wholesale prices for mobile operators to higher retail prices for end Users. Additionally, as the European Commission strives for a digital single market, this paper presents a number of technical solutions (carrier portability, software-based SIMs, cross-border IMSI, Roaming like a Local, Wi-Fi offloading) that may pose a - partial or full - alternative for roaming and explains how these may impact cross-border competition both positively and negatively. The solutions are assessed against two axes: (1) generating the best possible outcome for the end customers (in all countries) and (2) ensuring the best level playing field for (virtual) mobile operators in Europe, which will of course involve trade-offs on different levels.", "Addresses": "[Spruytte, Jonathan; Van der Wee, Marlies; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier] Univ Ghent, Imec, Ghent, Belgium; [de Regt, Mieke] Belgian Inst Postal Serv & Telecommun BIPT, Brussels, Belgium", "Affiliations": "IMEC; Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Spruytte, J (corresponding author), Univ Ghent, Imec, Dept Informat Technol, IDLab, IGent Tower,Technol Pk Zwijnaarde 15, B-9052 Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Jonathan.Spruytte@intec.ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022", "ORCIDs": "Colle, Didier/0000-0002-1428-0301", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 717.0, "End Page": 730.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.01.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Chun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An evaluation of China's evolving broadband policy: An ecosystem's perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Broadband; Policy; Ecosystem", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY; NETWORK CONVERGENCE; INTERNET; PLAN; CHALLENGES; DIFFUSION; ACCESS; KOREA", "Abstract": "Although it is generally agreed that governments should have some roles in the development of broadband, questions about the specific role of governments remain unanswered, particularly from the perspective of developing countries. This paper evaluates China's evolving broadband policy by developing a two-dimensional analytical framework, with the different stages of broadband development represented by columns and the four components of broadband ecosystem represented by rows. Generally speaking, China's telecommunications development has been driven by investments from government-allied entities and features a strong industrial policy. However, the Chinese government has chosen a somewhat soft-intervention approach in broadband development and relied on the market itself to grow by creating a competitive market structure. As the market has recently evolved to a certain degree of saturation, there is a seemingly shift of emphasis in China's broadband policy from infrastructure buildup and service provision to application creation and user demand stimulation. However, China's broadband future is uncertain due to unsettled but important institutional and financial issues. Policy changes appear not to keep up with the broadband ecosystem evolution.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Chun] Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Key Lab Serv Sci & Innovat Sichuan Prov, Leshan Shi, Sichuan Sheng, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Southwest Jiaotong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, C (corresponding author), 111,Sect 1 North,2nd Ring Rd, Chengdu 610041, Sichuan, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "psuchunliu@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "liu, chun/C-4466-2014", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868", "Funding Orgs": "National Social Science Fund of China [14BGL117]; Science and Technology Project of Chengdu [2015-RK00-00030-ZF]; Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China [71490722]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Social Science Fund of China; Science and Technology Project of Chengdu; Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the National Social Science Fund of China (14BGL117), the Science and Technology Project of Chengdu (2015-RK00-00030-ZF), and the Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71490722). The earlier version of this paper was presented at the Pacific Telecommunications Council 38th Annual Conference and won the 2016 Meheroo Jussawalla Research Prize Award. However, the views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those funding bodies.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 52.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 55.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 11.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EK1WX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000393719600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ghosh, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ghosh, Saibal", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does mobile telephony spur growth? Evidence from Indian states", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telephony; Economic growth; Network effects; India", "Keywords Plus": "BANKING SERVICES; RURAL INDIA; PANEL-DATA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; SUBSTITUTION; ADOPTION; PHONES; ACCESS; COSTS", "Abstract": "Using data on Indian states during 2001-2012, the paper analyses the impact of mobile telephony on economic growth. Using advanced panel data techniques, the evidence suggests that mobile telephony exerts a positive and statistically significant impact on growth. The magnitude of the response differs across states with high and low mobile - penetration. Additionally, mobile telephony is Observed to exert a significant impact on financial inclusion and especially on the loan behavior. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ghosh, Saibal] Reserve Bank India, Dept Econ & Policy Res, Cent Off, Bombay 400001, Maharashtra, India", "Affiliations": "Reserve Bank of India", "Reprint Addresses": "Ghosh, S (corresponding author), Reserve Bank India, Dept Econ & Policy Res, Cent Off, Bombay 400001, Maharashtra, India.", "Email Addresses": "saibalghosh@rbi.org.in", "Researcher Ids": "Ghosh, Saibal/M-2476-2019", "ORCIDs": "Ghosh, Saibal/0000-0002-8741-6951", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 94.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 49.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 56.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1020.0, "End Page": 1031.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bertschek, I; Niebel, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bertschek, Irene; Niebel, Thomas", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mobile and more productive? Firm-level evidence on the productivity effects of mobile internet use", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile internet; Labor productivity; Firm-level data", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; WORKING; PHONES", "Abstract": "Mobile internet access allows for flexibility with respect to working time and working place. We analyse whether employees' use of mobile internet access improves firms' labour productivity. Our data set contains 2143 German firms and refers to the year 2014, when high-speed mobile internet was still at a relatively early stage of diffusion within firms. The econometric analysis shows that firms' labour productivity significantly increases with the share of employees with mobile internet access. Our instrumental variables approach suggests that mobile internet use does cause higher labour productivity. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bertschek, Irene; Niebel, Thomas] Ctr European Econ Res ZEW, ICT Res Dept, POB 103443, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany", "Affiliations": "Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW)", "Reprint Addresses": "Bertschek, I (corresponding author), Ctr European Econ Res ZEW, ICT Res Dept, POB 103443, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "bertschek@zew.de; niebel@zew.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Niebel, Thomas/0000-0003-3083-9168", "Funding Orgs": "state of Baden-Wurttemberg", "Funding Name Preferred": "state of Baden-Wurttemberg", "Funding Text": "We thank Wolfgang Briglauer, Konrad Stahl and the participants at the EARIE conference (Munich) for helpful comments and James Binfield for research assistance. Financial support by the state of Baden-Wurttemberg is gratefully acknowledged.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 52.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 59.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 888.0, "End Page": 898.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DY1PP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000384867200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fukao, K; Ikeuchi, K; Kim, Y; Kwon, HU", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fukao, Kyoji; Ikeuchi, Kenta; Kim, YoungGak; Kwon, Hyeog Ug", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Why was Japan left behind in the ICT revolution?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technology; ICT revolution; Japan; Total factor productivity", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "In this paper, we investigate why information and communication technology (ICT) investment in Japan has stagnated since the 1990s. Given that a notable characteristic of Japan's economy is that small as well as older firms play a much greater role than in other economies, particularly the United States, our analysis mainly focuses on firms' size and age. As a first step of our investigation, using firm-level data, we examine whether larger and/or younger firms tend to have a higher ICT intensity. We find that larger firms indeed have a higher ICT intensity. In the case of firm age, there was no simple linear relationship between firm age and ICT intensity. As a next step, we estimate a Cobb-Douglas type production function and test whether the ICT input coefficient differs across different firm-size groups and firm-age groups. We find that larger firms and younger firms tend to have a higher ICT input coefficient. Another factor that may be responsible for differences in ICT intensity by firm size and firm age is constraints on ICT input. To check whether this is the case, we calculate the marginal product of ICT input by firm-size group and firm-age group using the production function estimates. We find that smaller firms and younger firms tend to have a higher marginal product of ICT input. These findings suggest that smaller firms and younger firms face constraints that prevent them from increasing ICT input. We also examine impediments to the full use of ICT by Japanese firms, based on our analysis as well as preceding studies. We find that to enhance ICT input, the government should develop the market for business process outsourcing, which includes outsourcing of ICT processes, and resolve the scarcity of ICT experts, by supporting the training of ICT experts at universities and making it easier for foreign ICT experts to work in Japan. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Fukao, Kyoji] Hitotsubashi Univ, Tokyo, Japan; [Ikeuchi, Kenta] Natl Inst Sci & Technol Policy, Tokyo, Japan; [Kim, YoungGak] Senshu Univ, Tokyo, Japan; [Kwon, Hyeog Ug] Nihon Univ, Tokyo 102, Japan", "Affiliations": "Hitotsubashi University; National Institute of Science & Technology Policy (NISTEP); Nihon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Fukao, K (corresponding author), Hitotsubashi Univ, Tokyo, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "k.fukao@r.hit-u.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Hyeog ug/L-9194-2017", "ORCIDs": "Ikeuchi, Kenta/0000-0003-3689-9356; Fukao, Kyoji/0000-0002-9471-6653", "Funding Orgs": "Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [15K13026, 15H03342, 26220503] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 432.0, "End Page": 449.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jorgenson, DW; Vu, KM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jorgenson, Dale W.; Vu, Khuong M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The ICT revolution, world economic growth, and policy issues", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Growth; Investment; World economy; Emerging economies; Policy; Projection", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The ICT revolution fueled by the exponential progress of the semiconductor technology and the accelerated pace of globalization has become an important driver of economic growth across nations. In this rapidly changing landscape, the world economy is entering into a New Economic Order, in which developing Asia led by two fast-growing giant economies, China and India, will have much larger impacts on the world economy. This paper provides empirical evidence on these phenomena and highlights policy issues that deem important for a country to seize the ICT revolution for promoting economic growth. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jorgenson, Dale W.] Harvard Univ, Dept Econ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA; [Vu, Khuong M.] Natl Univ Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew Sch Publ Policy, Singapore 117548, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Harvard University; National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Jorgenson, DW (corresponding author), Harvard Univ, Dept Econ, Cambridge, MA 02138 USA.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "NUS LKYSPP", "Funding Name Preferred": "NUS LKYSPP", "Funding Text": "Khuong Vu acknowledges the financial support of the NUS LKYSPP for this research and the research assistance provided by Kris Harley and Nguyen Chi Hieu.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 126.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 146.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 68.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 383.0, "End Page": 397.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DK3HX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000374808800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Liu, XL; Li, HL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Liu, Xiaolu; Li, Honglin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Ownership domination in standardization: Evidence from Chinese industrial firms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Ownership domination; Standardization; Chinese standards strategy", "Keywords Plus": "TD-SCDMA; POLITICAL CONNECTIONS; ICT STANDARDIZATION; TECHNOLOGY STANDARD; INFORMATION; GOVERNMENT; INTERESTS; STRATEGY", "Abstract": "This paper empirically analyzes how ownership affects firms' participation in formulating Chinese national standards and trade standards using a large dataset of Chinese industrial firms. Overall examinations show that foreign enterprises are less likely to participate in drafting standards than domestic firms, whereas state-owned enterprises do not have significant advantages over domestic firms of other ownerships in formulating standards. Further extending the study to consider industrial heterogeneity, we find that ownership domination of domestic firms over foreign firms is more serious in formulating trade and voluntary high-tech standards, but is not significant in the case of national and compulsory high-tech standards. This implies that China's standards system seems to be more market-oriented and more communicative with foreign players in its essential areas. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Liu, Xiaolu; Li, Honglin] Renmin Univ China, Sch Econ, Beijing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Renmin University of China", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, XL (corresponding author), Renmin Univ China, Sch Econ, Beijing, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "liuxiaolu@ruc.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "liu, xiaolu/AAC-6908-2020", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71402184]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC))", "Funding Text": "We thank the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant no. 71402184) for funding this research. We also thank two anonymous referees for providing constructive comments, but retain responsibility for any errors.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 225.0, "End Page": 241.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Clark, DD; Claffy, KC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Clark, David D.; Claffy, K. C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Anchoring policy development around stable points: An approach to regulating the co-evolving ICT ecosystem", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Co-evolution; Internet regulation; Standardization; Architectural constraints; Adaptive regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The daunting pace of innovation in the information and communications technology (ICT) landscape, of technology and business structure, is a well-known but under-appreciated reality. In contrast, the rate of policy and regulatory innovation is much slower, partly due to its inherently more deliberative character. We describe this disparity in terms of the natural rates of change in different parts of the ecosystem, and examine why it has impeded attempts to impose effective regulation on the telecommunications industry. We explain why a recent movement to reduce this disparity by increasing the pace of regulation - adaptive regulation - faces five obstacles that may hinder its feasibility in the ICT ecosystem. As a means to achieve more sustainable regulatory frameworks for ICT industries, we introduce an approach based on finding stable points in the system architecture. We explore the origin and role of these stable points in a rapidly evolving system, and argue that they can provide a means to support development of policies, including adaptive regulation approaches, that are more likely to survive the rapid pace of evolution in technology. (C) 2015 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Clark, David D.] MIT, Comp Sci & AI Lab, Stata Ctr, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA; [Claffy, K. C.] Univ Calif San Diego, CAIDA, La Jolla, CA 92093 USA", "Affiliations": "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); University of California System; University of California San Diego", "Reprint Addresses": "Clark, DD (corresponding author), MIT, Comp Sci & AI Lab, Stata Ctr, 32-G816,32 Vassar St, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ddc@csail.mit.edu; kc@caida.org", "Researcher Ids": "Clark, David J/A-4916-2013", "ORCIDs": "claffy, kc/0000-0003-4824-3493", "Funding Orgs": "Office of Naval Research as part of DoD Minerva program [N00014-09-1-0597]; NSF [CNS-1111449, CNS-1345286]; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems [1111449] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "Office of Naval Research as part of DoD Minerva program; NSF(National Science Foundation (NSF)); Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr; Division Of Computer and Network Systems(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "MIT work reported in this paper was supported by the Office of Naval Research under Award number N00014-09-1-0597 as part of the DoD Minerva program. UCSD's contribution was supported in part by NSF CNS-1111449 and CNS-1345286. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Naval Research or the National Science Foundation.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 38.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 848.0, "End Page": 860.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Obar, JA; Wildman, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Obar, Jonathan A.; Wildman, Steve", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Social media definition and the governance challenge: An introduction to the special issue", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Obar, Jonathan A.] Univ Ontario Inst Technol, Fac Humanities & Social Sci, Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4, Canada; [Obar, Jonathan A.; Wildman, Steve] Michigan State Univ, Quello Ctr, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Ontario Tech University; Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Obar, JA (corresponding author), Univ Ontario Inst Technol, Fac Humanities & Social Sci, Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "jonathan.obar@uoit.ca", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 318.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 430.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 114.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 745.0, "End Page": 750.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.014", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 6.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chang, CC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chang, Chiao-Chen", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring mobile application customer loyalty: The moderating effect of use contexts", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunication; Mobile application; Loyalty; Value; Satisfaction; Use context", "Keywords Plus": "PERCEIVED VALUE; E-SATISFACTION; FIT INDEXES; QUALITY; DETERMINANTS; INTENTION; COMMERCE; PRICE", "Abstract": "The purpose of this study is to develop and test a conceptual model that offer a value perspective in our understanding of free mobile applications. The study validates the moderating effect of use contexts on the relationship between value components and perceived value, and this is then utilized to determine perceived value, satisfaction and loyalty for the example of a free communication mobile application. The method of obtaining quantitative data was that of the instrument of a survey questionnaire. The empirical results pull from a sample of users and potential users that had previously visited several free mobile applications and suggest that there is a relationship among value, perceived value, satisfaction, and loyalty with regard to the value perspective. Findings also indicated that use contextual factors have a significant moderating effect on the relationship between value components and perceived value. The results of the study will help marketers to address the key factor which influences consumer free mobile application loyalty and to improve service provider performances to meet consumer needs. The value component perspective is novel and usable in explaining the intention of mobile application consurhers to use, and these findings may be generally applicable to marketers and consumers. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Natl Dong Hwa Univ, Dept Int Business, Hualien 97401, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "National Dong Hwa University", "Reprint Addresses": "Chang, CC (corresponding author), Natl Dong Hwa Univ, Dept Int Business, Hualien 97401, Taiwan.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 55.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 58.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 60.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 678.0, "End Page": 690.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Basole, RC; Park, H; Barnett, BC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Basole, Rahul C.; Park, Hyunwoo; Barnett, Brandon C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Coopetition and convergence in the ICT ecosystem", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT Ecosystem; Convergence; Coopetition; Complexity; Velocity; Metrics; Visualization", "Keywords Plus": "VALUE CHAINS; TECHNOLOGICAL DISCONTINUITIES; KNOWLEDGE-RELATEDNESS; ALLIANCE FORMATION; SOCIAL-STRUCTURE; FIRM SURVIVAL; CO-OPETITION; INDUSTRY; MOBILE; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This study focuses on quantifying and visualizing the competitive dynamics shaping the ICT ecosystem. We ground our study in theories of complex systems, strategy dynamics, and industry life cycle. Using a unique longitudinal dataset, we define and develop graph and information theoretic measures of coopetition, convergence, complexity, and velocity of the ICT ecosystem. We frame the transformation path of the ICT ecosystem using these proposed metrics and map the trajectory using complex network visualizations. Our results show that while segments in the ICT ecosystem have converged, the rate of convergence is decreasing. This suggests a growing maturity of the ecosystem and decreasing importance on formal interfirm relationships. At the same time, we find that coopetition is increasing at a decreasing rate. We also find evidence of a declining engagement in interfirm R&D and a growing number of technology transfer relationships, indicating a possible shift from value exploration to value capturing. Our novel data-based metrics provide a foundation for strategic analysis of new business opportunities that is not possible using traditional market analysis tools. We conclude with a discussion of policy implications and future research opportunities. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Basole, Rahul C.] Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Interact Comp, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA; [Basole, Rahul C.; Park, Hyunwoo] Georgia Inst Technol, Tennenbaum Inst, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA; [Park, Hyunwoo] Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Ind & Syst Engn, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA; [Barnett, Brandon C.] Intel Corp, Business Innovat Lab, Santa Clara, CA 95051 USA", "Affiliations": "University System of Georgia; Georgia Institute of Technology; University System of Georgia; Georgia Institute of Technology; University System of Georgia; Georgia Institute of Technology; Intel Corporation", "Reprint Addresses": "Basole, RC (corresponding author), Georgia Inst Technol, Sch Interact Comp, Atlanta, GA 30332 USA.", "Email Addresses": "basole@gatech.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Park, Hyunwoo/F-8692-2012", "ORCIDs": "Park, Hyunwoo/0000-0001-9818-217X", "Funding Orgs": "Intel URO [2012-450/7781399]; Tennenbaum Institute; Institute for People & Technology at Georgia Tech", "Funding Name Preferred": "Intel URO; Tennenbaum Institute; Institute for People & Technology at Georgia Tech", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank the editors and two anonymous reviewers for their value feedback and comments. This research was supported by an Intel URO Gift 2012-450/7781399, the Tennenbaum Institute, and the Institute for People & Technology at Georgia Tech.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 104.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 55.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 57.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 102.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 537.0, "End Page": 552.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CS4LK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000362047100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Arduini, D; Bianchi, A; Seri, P; Zanfei, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Arduini, Davide; Bianchi, Annaflavia; Seri, Paolo; Zanfei, Antonello", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring innovation in public e-services", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Arduini, Davide; Bianchi, Annaflavia; Seri, Paolo; Zanfei, Antonello] Univ Urbino, Dept Econ Soc & Polit, Eiburs Taips Team, I-61029 Urbino, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Urbino", "Reprint Addresses": "Bianchi, A (corresponding author), UniURB, DESP, Via Saffi 42, I-61029 Urbino, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "darduini@alice.it; annaflavia.bianchi@gmail.com; paolo.seri@uniurb.it; antonello.zanfei@uniurb.it", "Researcher Ids": "ZANFEI, Antonello/KGK-6073-2024", "ORCIDs": "ZANFEI, Antonello/0000-0001-6758-626X; Seri, Paolo/0000-0002-7209-5219", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 7.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 473.0, "End Page": 475.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Puschita, E; Constantinescu-Dobra, A; Colda, R; Vermesan, I; Moldovan, A; Palade, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Puschita, Emanuel; Constantinescu-Dobra, Anca; Colda, Rebeca; Vermesan, Irina; Moldovan, Ancuta; Palade, Tudor", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Challenges for a broadband service strategy in rural areas: A Romanian case study", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Service strategy; Broadband network deployment; Broadband target segment; Rural area; Romania", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Broadband network deployment plays an important part in the strategic policies in Europe to promote growth and innovation in all sectors of the economy in addition to social and territorial cohesion. In compliance with existing community policies, Romanian strategies in this field seek to provide the necessary support for broadband connectivity in rural areas. The goal of this study is to define a rural end-user profile to plan the most appropriate broadband service strategy from both a technical and a marketing perspective. Our empirical research involves an exploratory survey conducted in rural areas in northwestern Romania (n=1040 respondents). The findings reveal low levels of customer satisfaction and users more interested in data transfer than voice or video applications. Given this rural user profile, simulations of network traffic were conducted. The simulation results suggest that WLANs are the most suitable solution for the last mile broadband segment. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Puschita, Emanuel; Colda, Rebeca; Vermesan, Irina; Moldovan, Ancuta; Palade, Tudor] Tech Univ Cluj Napoca, Commun Dept, Cluj Napoca 400114, Cluj, Romania; [Constantinescu-Dobra, Anca] Tech Univ Cluj Napoca, Elect Power Syst & Management Dept, Cluj Napoca 400114, Cluj, Romania", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Cluj Napoca; Technical University of Cluj Napoca", "Reprint Addresses": "Puschita, E (corresponding author), Tech Univ Cluj Napoca, Commun Dept, 28th Memorandumului St, Cluj Napoca 400114, Cluj, Romania.", "Email Addresses": "Emanuel.Puschita@com.utcluj.ro; Anca.Constantinescu@mae.utcluj.ro; Rebeca.Colda@com.utcluj.ro; Irina.Vermesan@com.utcluj.ro; Ancuta.Moldovan@com.utcluj.ro; Tudor.Palade@com.utcluj.ro", "Researcher Ids": "Constantinescu-Dobra, A./ACM-4909-2022; Puschita, Emanuel/AAA-9976-2019; Palade, Tudor/J-2155-2019", "ORCIDs": "Puschita, Emanuel/0000-0002-5635-3011; Palade, Tudor/0000-0003-2599-5895", "Funding Orgs": "European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Program Human Resources Development [POSDRU/89/1.5/S/52603]; CELTIC MARCH Eureka Cluster [CP5-013]; CNCSIS-UEFISCSU [PD 58/2010, PD184/2010]", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Program Human Resources Development; CELTIC MARCH Eureka Cluster; CNCSIS-UEFISCSU(Consiliul National al Cercetarii Stiintifice (CNCS))", "Funding Text": "This study was supported by: development and support of multidisciplinary postdoctoral programmes in major technical areas of national strategy of Research - Development - Innovation 4D-POSTDOC, contract no. POSDRU/89/1.5/S/52603, project co-funded by the European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Program Human Resources Development 2007-2013, CELTIC MARCH Eureka Cluster CP5-013 project; PN II-RU research grants Development of an electronic marketing plan for Romanian SMEs in order to increase their competitiveness, PD 58/2010 and Design and validation of an innovative QoS paradigm based on cognitive self-management of resources for a future unified network architecture, PD184/2010 supported by CNCSIS-UEFISCSU. The authors would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their helpful and constructive comments that greatly contributed to improving the paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 147.0, "End Page": 156.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rendon Schneir, Juan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Internet Policy and Economics-Challenges and Perspectives", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Rendon Schneir, Juan] Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University", "Reprint Addresses": "Schneir, JR (corresponding author), Pompeu Fabra Univ, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "jrendons@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 122.0, "End Page": 123.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Götz, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Goetz, Georg", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Competition, regulation, and broadband access to the internet", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband internet; Penetration; Coverage; Subsidies", "Keywords Plus": "MARKET", "Abstract": "This paper reexamines the effect of the regulatory regime on both penetration and coverage of broadband access to the internet. The framework allows for an evaluation of policy initiatives, guidelines and measures to bridge the digital divide and to promote investment. A welfare analysis compares service-based with facilities-based competition and asks whether and how high-speed access to the internet should be subsidized. Using an approach similar to Valletti, Barros, and Hoernig (2002), the paper highlights the importance of population density for whether firms invest to provide internet access. The analysis reveals a trade-off between coverage and penetration. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Giessen, Dept Econ, D-35394 Giessen, Germany", "Affiliations": "Justus Liebig University Giessen", "Reprint Addresses": "Götz, G (corresponding author), Univ Giessen, Dept Econ, Licher Str 62, D-35394 Giessen, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "Georg.Goetz@wirtschaft.uni-giessen.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Goetz, Georg/0000-0001-7878-6726", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1095.0, "End Page": 1109.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Martin, BL; Jayakar, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Martin, Brandie L.; Jayakar, Krishna", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Moving beyond dichotomy: Comparing composite telecommunications regulatory governance indices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications governance; Regulation; Indicators; Regulatory agencies; Index; Reform", "Keywords Plus": "INDEPENDENCE; COMPETITION; OWNERSHIP; EXPANSION; REFORM", "Abstract": "Despite an apparent consensus about the importance of the quality of telecommunications regulatory agencies, there is no agreement among researchers about how to measure it. While dichotomous coding of de jure independence has served as a proxy to measure whether an agency's regulatory governance is transparent, non-arbitrary, and free from political influence, we view measuring multiple components of regulatory governance including incorporating measures of regulatory independence into a composite index as providing a more nuanced understanding of facilitating or inhibiting factors. This paper compares composite telecommunications regulatory independence indices and regulatory governance indices available in the literature in order to construct more parsimonious indices. Using a methodology labeled qualitative meta-synthesis based on synthesizing previously published indices, we construct six different indices using combinations of 32 different variables, and different weights. Data from the OECD database are used to re-create the five original indices from the literature as well as our own six composites. Some of these indices (original and composites) were found to be negatively correlated with independent measures of regulatory governance such as the World Bank's Government Effectiveness Index and the Rule of Law Index; this may be attributable to the fact that countries, and especially those with poor overall governance standards, may need to put in place stronger telecommunications governance institutions in order to attract telecommunications investment to the country. The analysis suggests that a parsimonious index of as few as seven variables is capable of measuring the quality of telecommunications governance in a country, at the same time making the selection of variables and their weighting in the index more systematic than in previously available indices. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Martin, Brandie L.; Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, University Pk, PA 16803 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Martin, BL (corresponding author), Coll Commun, 201 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "blm5350@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nonnecke, Brandie/0000-0002-9694-9637", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 691.0, "End Page": 701.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lin, TTC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lin, Trisha T. C.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Convergence and regulation of multi-screen television: The Singapore experience", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Multi-screen TV; Cross-platform video; Convergence policy; Platform neutrality; Audiovisual content regulation; Digital copyright", "Keywords Plus": "CHINA", "Abstract": "This article addresses complicated convergent and regulatory issues arising from cross-platform audiovisual services and analyzes Singapore's multi-screen television experience. A platform neutrality multi-screen TV regulatory scheme is proposed to concentrate on content classification in order to respond to the fast-changing audiovisual industry and competition. Under the scheme, different content and license regulations are applied to four types of TV-like services which are categorized by socio-cultural impact (i.e., broadcasting and mass market vs. VOD and niche market) and content production/aggregation model (i.e., gatekeeping vs. participatory mechanism). In addition, competition, content regulation, and digital copyright are identified as key issues involved in the fast-growing cross-platform audiovisual media industry. Finally, this study analyzes market development, regulatory issues, and national plans for multi-screen TV services in Singapore and examines them under the proposed regulatory scheme. Market and policy recommendations are discussed. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Nanyang Technol Univ, Div Broadcast & Cinema Studies, Wee Kim Wee Sch Commun & Informat, Singapore 637718, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Nanyang Technological University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lin, TTC (corresponding author), Nanyang Technol Univ, Div Broadcast & Cinema Studies, Wee Kim Wee Sch Commun & Informat, 31 Nanyang Link,SCI Bldg, Singapore 637718, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "trishalin@ntu.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "LIN, Trisha T. C./0000-0002-7287-1150", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 87.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 673.0, "End Page": 685.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "198TA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000322944000007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pereira, P; Vareda, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Pereira, Pedro; Vareda, Joao", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How will telecommunications bundles impact competition and regulatory analysis?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bundles; Relevant product market; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "VERTICAL INTEGRATION; PRICE REGULATION; ACCESS; MERGERS", "Abstract": "In this article, one makes two points about the impact of bundles on competition and regulatory policy. First, one argues that the growing importance of bundles requires an adjustment in the current framework of relevant product markets for individual services, and that the traditional tools of competition policy, namely the SSNIP test, can be adjusted to deal with these new circumstances. Second, one argues that the technological and behavioral changes, underlying the emergence of bundles, call for a shift of emphasis in regulatory policy from ensuring access to the incumbent's fixed telecommunications network services to ensuring access to television content. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Pereira, Pedro] Autoridade Concorrencia, P-1050037 Lisbon, Portugal; [Vareda, Joao] Univ Evora, CEFAGE UE, P-7000809 Evora, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Autoridade da Concorrencia; University of Evora", "Reprint Addresses": "Vareda, J (corresponding author), Univ Evora, CEFAGE UE, Largo Marques de Marialva 8, P-7000809 Evora, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "pedro.br.pereira@gmail.com; joao.vareda@concorrencia.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Pereira, Pedro/GNN-0031-2022", "ORCIDs": "Pereira, Pedro/0000-0002-9036-0354; Vareda, Joao/0000-0001-8803-0447", "Funding Orgs": "FCT- Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia, the FEDER/POCI program; FCT [PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009]; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "FCT- Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia, the FEDER/POCI program; FCT(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT)); Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "The opinions expressed in this article reflect only the authors' views, and in no way bind the institutions to which they are affiliated. The authors thank P. Crocioni, M. Lebourges, J. Krancke and two anonymous referees for useful comments. The authors gratefully acknowledge partial financial support from FCT- Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia, the FEDER/POCI program. This article was financed by national funds from the FCT under project PTDC/EGE-ECO/115451/2009.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 530.0, "End Page": 539.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bond, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bond, Emma", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Children and the Internet. Great Expectations, Challenging Realities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bond, Emma] Univ Campus Suffolk, Sch Appl Social Sci, Suffolk, England", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Bond, E (corresponding author), Univ Campus Suffolk, Sch Appl Social Sci, Suffolk, England.", "Email Addresses": "e.bond@ucs.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 80.0, "End Page": 81.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "094FW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000315249400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M; Webb, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin; Webb, William", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The unfinished history of usage rights for spectrum", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Usage rights; Unlicensed; SURs; Refarming", "Keywords Plus": "ALLOCATION", "Abstract": "The key task in the next stage of spectrum management is to adapt regulation to the prospect of widespread sharing, on a much more sophisticated basis than sharing is used today. There is a role for the regulator to take steps to expand the area of choice within which public and private sector users can operate. This is best done in general by enhancing the flexibility of usage rights, which itself is best achieved by enhancing the freedom to trade them in the dimensions of time, space, level of interference and priority of access, by subdividing, re-aggregating, etc. However, there are considerable transactions cost impediments to trading where unlicensed users are involved. This creates a role for the regulator pro-actively to investigate different allocations, to make provisions for the most promising to occur and to incorporate both in refarming exercises and in primary assignments based on auctions configurations of usage rights, which might favour promising avenues of shared spectrum use. (c) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Webb, William] Neul Ltd, Cambridge CB4 0EY, England", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Cave, M (corresponding author), Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London SW7 2AZ, England.", "Email Addresses": "Martin.e.Cave@btinternet.com; William.Webb@neul.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 9.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 293.0, "End Page": 300.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "930ZI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000303183100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Vogelsang, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Vogelsang, Ingo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The need for a new approach to regulating fixed networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed-network regulation; Capacity-based charges; Excess capacity; Fixed-to-mobile substitution; Retail minus", "Keywords Plus": "BILL-AND-KEEP; PRICE REGULATION; INTERCONNECTION; ACCESS; COST; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The increasing danger of excess capacity in the regulated fixed networks calls into question the established long-standing pricing standards for wholesale services based on forward-looking long-run incremental costs (FL-LRAIC). Within the EU Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications and Services, the FL-LRAIC standard has worked quite well in expanding markets, although even there price-squeeze problems have appeared. In contracting markets the price-squeeze issue, however, becomes paramount and lower prices both at the wholesale and retail levels would be efficient. Because both expansion and contraction could be relevant in the future, this paper suggests an optional approach based on the wholesale price formula p=min{FL-LRAIC, Retail-Minus} with an optional replacement of per-minute charges by capacity-based access charges (CBC). This will generally protect alternative competitors against price-squeeze while at the same time allowing the fixed-network incumbent full downward price flexibility. It also protects alternative competitors and end users against excessively high prices. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang] Vienna Univ Econ & Business, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, A-1190 Vienna, Austria; [Vogelsang, Ingo] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Vienna University of Economics & Business; Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), Vienna Univ Econ & Business, Res Inst Regulatory Econ, Heiligenstadter Str 46-48, A-1190 Vienna, Austria.", "Email Addresses": "Wolfgang.Briglauer@wu.ac.at; vogelsan@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 102.0, "End Page": 114.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rezki, JF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rezki, Jahen F.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Does the mobile phone affect social development? Evidence from Indonesian villages", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone; ICT; Village government; Indonesia; Accountability; Policy-making", "Keywords Plus": "INSTRUMENTAL-VARIABLES; POLITICAL-ECONOMY; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; CORRUPTION EVIDENCE; RURAL-DEVELOPMENT; MASS-MEDIA; GOVERNANCE; COVERAGE; CONSTRUCTION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on social development in Indonesian Villages. In this study, I use data from different waves of the Indonesian Village Potential Statistics (Potensi Desa) to determine whether mobile phone signal strength affects social development indicators. The results indicate that villages with a strong signal are statistically more likely to possess the proper infrastructure programs. Furthermore, mobile phones increase the availability of village libraries and access to credit for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Using the plausibly exogenous variation of lightning strike intensity as the instrumental variable, this study suggests that higher mobile phone signal strength is positively associated with the policies implemented by the village head and leads to better social development. As the mechanisms, this study shows that mobile phones increase the likelihood of having collective action and civic engagement, increasing villagers' political participation and use of telecommunication services, thus leading to an increase in village government's accountability.", "Addresses": "[Rezki, Jahen F.] Univ Indonesia, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Econ, Depok, Indonesia; [Rezki, Jahen F.] Inst Econ & Social Res, LPEM FEB UI, Jakarta, Indonesia", "Affiliations": "University of Indonesia", "Reprint Addresses": "Rezki, JF (corresponding author), Univ Indonesia, Fac Econ & Business, Dept Econ, Depok, Indonesia.", "Email Addresses": "jahen.fr@ui.ac.id", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rezki, Jahen F./0000-0003-0335-3429", "Funding Orgs": "BPS Statistics Indonesia; Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP-RI) [0044455/EK/D/2/lpdp2014]", "Funding Name Preferred": "BPS Statistics Indonesia; Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP-RI)", "Funding Text": "I thank the editor Erik Bohlin and anonymous referees for useful comments and suggestions. I am deeply grateful to Giacomo De Luca and Andrew Pickering for their support. I would also like to thank Thomas Cornelissen, Thilo Huning, Julien Labonne and Anirban Mitra, Michael Shallcross for their helpful comments and supports. I am thankful to the attendees of CSAE Conference 2018, Nordic Conference on Development Economics 2018 and RES Ph.D. Meeting 2018 for their feedback. I would also like to acknowledge BPS Statistics Indonesia, LPEM-FEB UI, The IPUMS-International Team and NASA Global Hydrology Resource Centre (GHRC) DAAC for providing the data for this research. I also thank Mervin Goklas Hamonangan for excellent research assistance. Thanks to Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP-RI) for their financial support (Grant number: 0044455/EK/D/2/lpdp2014) . This paper supersedes an earlier working paper under the title Call Your Leader: Does the Mobile Phone Affect Policymaking. All errors are my own.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102503.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102503", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAR 2023", "Number of Pages": 28.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "C5RV8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000962494800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, D; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Dongwook; Kim, Sungbum", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How do standards committees affect the success of a standard? Comparative analysis of RCS and VoLTE and proposed hybrid standards development model of open and bandwagon approaches", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standards committee; Industry consortium; RCS; VoLTE; Hybrid model for standards development", "Keywords Plus": "SUN MICROSYSTEMS; TECHNOLOGIES; INNOVATION; COMPATIBILITY; DYNAMICS", "Abstract": "Standards have become enablers of complex digital systems that provide a foundation for the present-day digital economy. While existing literature analyzes the factors behind the dominance of one standard over another, there has been little focus on the standards committees that define the standards. This study comparatively analyzes the case of the Rich Communication Services (RCS) and Voice over LTE (VoLTE) standards to examine the characteristics of standards committees. The findings provide lessons learned for standards committees, including non-tiered open membership, and sufficient depth of specifications. Most importantly, a new model is proposed for standards development, based on which the standards committee focuses on technical specifications with open membership, while industry consortia focus on commercial profiling of the technical specifications with the lead of influential players. The new model is expected to resolve the tradeoff between the development speed and stability of communications standards.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Dongwook] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Kim, Sungbum] Kumoh Natl Inst Technol, 61 Daehak Ro, Gumi 39177, Gyeongbuk, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Kumoh National University Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Kumoh Natl Inst Technol, 61 Daehak Ro, Gumi 39177, Gyeongbuk, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yooksonbaekon@gmail.com; it89@kumoh.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102345.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102345", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Zhou, FX; Wen, HW; Lee, CC", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Zhou, Fengxiu; Wen, Huwei; Lee, Chien-Chiang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Broadband infrastructure and export growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband infrastructure; Export trade; Difference-in-differences model; Trade cost; Indirect effect", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ENVIRONMENTAL-POLICY; PERFORMANCE EVIDENCE; EMERGING MARKET; INTERNET; TRADE; BUSINESS; IMPACT; ICT", "Abstract": "With the digital transformation of the economy and society, high-speed Internet is becoming an important supporting infrastructure for international trade activities. This study treats the pilot policy of the Broadband China strategy as a quasi-natural experiment and investigates the ways in which broadband infrastructure development affects export trade in Chinese cities. Empirical results show that export trade in the pilot cities increases by 6.82%-18.8% on average as a result of the Broadband China policy intervention. Our study shows that this policy can effectively promote the use of Internet facilities, and broadband infrastructure can significantly promote the growth of a city's export trade. Broadband infrastructure influences export trade through the direct channel of improving information efficiency, which in turn lowers logistics costs, promotes trade efficiency, and reduces barriers to trade. There is no significant regional heterogeneity and urban characteristics heterogeneity in the export trade effect. Although broadband infrastructure can affect exports through the indirect channels of industrial structure and technological innovation, the direct effect accounts for much of the total effect.", "Addresses": "[Zhou, Fengxiu] Jiangxi Normal Univ, Sch Business, Nanchang 330022, Jiangxi, Peoples R China; [Wen, Huwei; Lee, Chien-Chiang] Nanchang Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Nanchang 330031, Jiangxi, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Jiangxi Normal University; Nanchang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lee, CC (corresponding author), Nanchang Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Nanchang 330031, Jiangxi, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "cclee6101@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Lee, Chien-Chiang/AAZ-9983-2020; Wen, Huwei/ABX-7160-2022", "ORCIDs": "Lee, Chien-Chiang/0000-0003-0037-4347; Wen, Huwei/0000-0002-8422-1593; Fengxiu, Zhou/0000-0002-7790-8856", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Sciences Project of China [19YJC790202]; National Statistical Science Research Project of China [2021LZ38]; Social Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province of China [21JL02]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Sciences Project of China; National Statistical Science Research Project of China; Social Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province of China", "Funding Text": "=Project supported by the Ministry of Education of Humanities and Social Sciences Project of China (Grant No. 19YJC790202) and the National Statistical Science Research Project of China (Grant No. 2021LZ38). Chien-Chiang Lee is grateful to the Social Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province of China for financial support through Grant No: 21JL02.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 69.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 69.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 78.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 249.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102347.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102347", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2022", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "3I4LP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000832690800010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jho, W; Kim, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jho, Whasun; Kim, Youngwan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regime complexity and state competition over Global Internet Governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regime; Internet; Global governance; International organization; ITU; ICANN", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL MEDIA; FOREIGN-AID; POLITICS; POWER; SECURITY; ICANN", "Abstract": "This study focuses on regime complexity and state competition over global Internet governance (GIG). By conceptualizing and mapping international regime complexity, the actors in international issues concerning GIG are identified and studied and the dynamic interactions between states related to GIG are explored. In particular, the 2012 amendments to the International Telecommunication Regulations are used in our analysis of the factors that have contributed to the creation of disputes and cooperation among states in the GIG regime. The empirical study shows that the influence of powerful states, such as the US and China, can affect other states' decisions on GIG. Furthermore, the findings reveal that democratic states with fewer regulations on business are more likely to support the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers over the International Telecommunication Union.", "Addresses": "[Jho, Whasun] Yonsei Univ, Seoul, South Korea; [Kim, Youngwan] Sogang Univ, Seoul, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University; Sogang University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, Y (corresponding author), Sogang Univ, Seoul, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "youngwan@sogang.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jho, Whasun/0000-0003-1459-2273; Kim, Youngwan/0000-0002-4909-8622", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea [NRF-2020S1A5C2A03093177]; National Research Foundation of Korea", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "Acknowledgments This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2020S1A5C2A03093177) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 81.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102245.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102245", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "0I0XM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000779150900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS; Seals, RA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.; Seals, R. Alan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The rewards of municipal broadband: An econometric analysis of the labor market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Internet; Government-owned network; Municipal broadband", "Keywords Plus": "GROWTH", "Abstract": "With data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, we estimate the effect of a large-scale, government-owned broadband network in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on labor market outcomes. Difference-in-Differences, augmented with Coarsened Exact Matching, is used to estimate the causal effect of the network across nine labor market outcomes. We find no economically- nor statistically-significant effect on the labor market from the city's broadband investments.", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, Chief Economist, Washington, DC 20015 USA; [Seals, R. Alan] Auburn Univ, Econ, Auburn, AL 36849 USA", "Affiliations": "Auburn University System; Auburn University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studies, Chief Economist, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ford@phoenix-center.org; ras0029@auburn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Seals, Alan/0000-0002-2191-3154", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102220.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102220", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ioannou, N; Logothetis, V; Petre, K; Tselekounis, M; Chipouras, A; Katsianis, D; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ioannou, Nikos; Logothetis, Vangelis; Petre, Konstantin; Tselekounis, Markos; Chipouras, Aris; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network modeling approaches for calculating wholesale NGA prices: A full comparison based on the Greek fixed broadband market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "FTTH; (Modified) scorched node; Scorched earth; Wholesale NGA prices", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "According to the European Commission Recommendation for setting copper and fiber wholesale prices where cost orientation is imposed as a remedy, National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) should adopt a Bottom-UP Long-Run Incremental Cost Plus (BU LRIC+) costing methodology that estimates the current cost that a hypothetical efficient operator would incur to build a modern efficient Next Generation Access (NGA) network. The starting point of modeling an efficient operator investing in NGA networks is the network modeling approach. In this paper, we compare the most widely adopted network modeling approaches in terms of wholesale fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) prices. In particular, the modified scorched node approach is compared to the extreme cases of the scorched node and the scorched earth approaches. The comparison between the aforementioned scenarios sheds light on the impact of each approach on the wholesale FTTH prices. The main finding of this paper is that the scorched earth approach leads to a maximum of 10% reduction in the short-term access prices compared to the most inefficient scorched node approach, whereas further extending its optimizations by optimizing the number of central offices, both the short-term and long-term wholesale price reductions are quite significant (more than 20%) regardless of service speeds. Consequently, NRAs should consider a geographically differentiated modeling approach when regulating the wholesale market by adjusting the level of scorching in each area and network segment according to the investment plans of telecom operators. An appropriate variation of the modeled network operator's efficiency is expected to more accurately represent the costs of a reasonably efficient operator based on the real market conditions and a forward-looking perspective. These findings provide valuable information to both network operators and telecom regulators.", "Addresses": "[Ioannou, Nikos; Logothetis, Vangelis; Petre, Konstantin; Chipouras, Aris; Katsianis, Dimitris; Varoutas, Dimitris] Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Fac Sci, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece; [Tselekounis, Markos] Univ Piraeus, Dept Econ, Piraeus, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens; University of Piraeus", "Reprint Addresses": "Ioannou, N (corresponding author), Natl & Kapodistrian Univ Athens, Fac Sci, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "nikosioannou@di.uoa.gr; vlogothetis@di.uoa.gr; kpetre@di.uoa.gr; mtselek@unipi.gr; Aris@di.uoa.gr; D.Katsianis@di.uoa.gr; D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Tselekounis, Markos/I-5158-2014; Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Ioannou, Nikolaos/V-1310-2018", "ORCIDs": "Tselekounis, Markos/0000-0003-0014-6053; Logothetis, Vangelis/0000-0002-4535-2099; Katsianis, Dimitris/0000-0002-7094-4029; Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; CHIPOURAS, ARISTIDES/0009-0003-6041-8214; Ioannou, Nikolaos/0000-0002-5009-4717", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102184.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102184", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UU0RJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000698512300009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Meng, KS; Leung, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Meng, Keira Shuyang; Leung, Louis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Factors influencing TikTok engagement behaviors in China: An examination of gratifications sought, narcissism, and the Big Five personality traits", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Gratifications; Mobile short-form video; Narcissism; Personality traits; TikTok engagement behaviors", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL-MEDIA ENGAGEMENT; SELF-PRESENTATION; PREDICTORS; FACEBOOK; MOTIVATIONS; SITES; EXTROVERSION; PERFORMANCE; ESTEEM; MODEL", "Abstract": "As an over-the-top (OTT) and non-subscription-based video-on-demand media service, mobile short-form video application (e.g., TikTok or Douyin) is a free video-sharing social networking service (SNS) distributing short-form video content to smartphones, smart TVs, and tablets. This study investigates the roles of gratifications-sought, narcissism, and personality traits in TikTok engagement behaviors (i.e., contribution, enhancement, and creation) in China. Data were gathered from a sample of 526 TikTok users through an online questionnaire survey in 2020. Factor analysis confirmed nine gratifications sought: escape, fashion, entertainment, information seeking, money making, sociability seeking, navigability, modality, and interactivity. In particular, extraverts and people with the quality of being vain were most active in the contributing, enhancing, and creating TikTok engagement behaviors. The results also show that exhibitionists and people who are more open to new experiences were found to create more, while narcissists with an attitude of entitlement also engaging strongly in giving likes, commenting, forwarding TikToks, and following others. Theoretical and practical implications are also discussed.", "Addresses": "[Meng, Keira Shuyang; Leung, Louis] Hong Kong Shue Yan Univ, Dept Journalism & Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Hong Kong Shue Yan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Leung, L (corresponding author), Hong Kong Shue Yan Univ, Dept Journalism & Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "louisleung@hksyu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Leung, Louis/0000-0003-1622-8213", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 69.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 60.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 63.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 53.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 318.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102172.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102172", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prado, TS; Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prado, Tiago S.; Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Improving broadband policy design using market data: A general framework and an application to Brazil", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Broadband policy; Network deployment; Infrastructure investment; Digital divide; Brazil", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS; MOBILE", "Abstract": "Disparities in broadband access and use reduce the economic and social benefits of digital technology. Consequently, many countries are searching for effective solutions to narrow digital divides. This paper proposes a framework that can help to design more effective policies for the expansion of broadband. Building on research on the drivers of broadband investment, the model assists in delineating geographic areas where commercial operators are unlikely to provide service without additional incentives. Furthermore, it helps to identify policy instruments that increase the attractiveness of an area to investors. Such knowledge facilitates the design, prioritization, and targeting of supply-side and demand-side policy measures. The article utilizes data from the fixed broadband market in Brazil to demonstrate the potential uses and benefits of the approach. The model is flexible and can be tailored to other countries. It can help improve existing broadband policies and inform new approaches.", "Addresses": "[Prado, Tiago S.; Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, James H & Mary B Quello Ctr Media & Informat Poli, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Prado, Tiago S.] Agencia Nacl Telecomunicacoes ANATEL, SAUS Qd 06,BL E, BR-70297400 Brasilia, DF, Brazil", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Prado, TS (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, James H & Mary B Quello Ctr Media & Informat Poli, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pradotia@msu.edu; bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Sousa Prado, Tiago/0000-0003-3618-3446", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102111.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102111", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2021", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "RO2TH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000640898900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Feijóo, C; Kwon, Y; Bauer, JM; Bohlin, E; Howell, B; Jain, R; Potgieter, P; Vu, K; Whalley, J; Xia, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Feijoo, Claudio; Kwon, Youngsun; Bauer, Johannes M.; Bohlin, Erik; Howell, Bronwyn; Jain, Rekha; Potgieter, Petrus; Vu, Khuong; Whalley, Jason; Xia, Jun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to increase wellbeing for all: The case for a new technology diplomacy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Human well-being; Decentralisation; Protectionism; Techno-nationalism; Fragmentation; Technology diplomacy; International collaborative governance", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The field of artificial intelligence (AI) is experiencing a period of intense progress due to the consolidation of several key technological enablers. AI is already deployed widely and has a high impact on work and daily life activities. The continuation of this process will likely contribute to deep economic and social changes. To realise the tremendous benefits of AI while mitigating undesirable effects will require enlightened responses by many stakeholders. Varying national institutional, economic, political, and cultural conditions will influence how AI will affect convenience, efficiency, personalisation, privacy protection, and surveillance of citizens. Many expect that the winners of the AI development race will dominate the coming decades economically and geopolitically, potentially exacerbating tensions between countries. Moreover, nations are under pressure to protect their citizens and their interests-and even their own political stability-in the face of possible malicious or biased uses of AI. On the one hand, these different stressors and emphases in AI development and deployment among nations risk a fragmentation between world regions that threatens technology evolution and collaboration. On the other hand, some level of differentiation will likely enrich the global AI ecosystem in ways that stimulate innovation and introduce competitive checks and balances through the decentralisation of AI development. International cooperation, typically orchestrated by intergovernmental and nongovernmental organisations, private sector initiatives, and by academic researchers, has improved common welfare and avoided undesirable outcomes in other technology areas. Because AI will most likely have more fundamental effects on our lives than other recent technologies, stronger forms of cooperation that address broader policy and governance challenges in addition to regulatory and technological issues may be needed. At a time of great challenges among nations, international policy coordination remains a necessary instrument to tackle the ethical, cultural, economic, and political repercussions of AI. We propose to advance the emerging concept of technology diplomacy to facilitate the global alignment of AI policy and governance and create a vibrant AI innovation system. We argue that the prevention of malicious uses of AI and the enhancement of human welfare create strong common interests across jurisdictions that require sustained efforts to develop better, mutually beneficial approaches. We hope that new technology diplomacy will facilitate the dialogues necessary to help all interested parties develop a shared understanding and coordinate efforts to utilise AI for the benefit of humanity, a task whose difficulty should not be underestimated.", "Addresses": "[Feijoo, Claudio] Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid, Spain; [Feijoo, Claudio] Tongji Univ, Shanghai, Peoples R China; [Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Daejeon, South Korea; [Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers Univ Technol, Gothenburg, Sweden; [Howell, Bronwyn] Victoria Univ Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand; [Jain, Rekha] Indian Inst Management Ahmedabad, Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India; [Potgieter, Petrus] Univ South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa; [Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Xia, Jun] Beijing Univ Posts & Telecommun, Beijing, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Tongji University; Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Michigan State University; Chalmers University of Technology; Victoria University Wellington; Indian Institute of Management (IIM System); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad; University of South Africa; National University of Singapore; Northumbria University; Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications", "Reprint Addresses": "Feijóo, C (corresponding author), Tech Univ Madrid, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "claudio.feijoo@upm.es; yokwon@kaist.ac.kr; bauerj@msu.edu; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se; bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz; rekha@iima.ac.in; php@grensnut.com; vuminhkhuong@nus.edu.sg; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk; xiajun@bupt.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Feijoo, Claudio/AAR-7878-2020; Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011; Xia, Jun/AAT-7630-2020; Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438; Feijoo, Claudio/0000-0002-9499-7790; Potgieter, Petrus/0000-0003-1785-761X; Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349; Xia, Jun/0000-0003-4856-7770", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 51.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 55.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 84.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101988.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101988", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": 32377031.0, "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Accepted, hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Righi, R; Samoili, S; Cobo, ML; Baillet, MVP; Cardona, M; De Prato, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Righi, Riccardo; Samoili, Sofia; Lopez Cobo, Montserrat; Vazquez-Prada Baillet, Miguel; Cardona, Melisande; De Prato, Giuditta", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The AI techno-economic complex System: Worldwide landscape, thematic subdomains and technological collaborations", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial intelligence; Complex systems; Agent-artifact space; Natural language processing; Semantic analysis; Network analysis", "Keywords Plus": "BETWEENNESS CENTRALITY; EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES; NETWORKS; INNOVATION; EVOLUTION; NOVELTY; DETERMINANTS; INTELLIGENCE", "Abstract": "Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing a major role in the new paradigm shift occurring across the technological landscape. After a series of alternate seasons starting in the 60s, AI is now experiencing a new spring. Nevertheless, although it is spreading throughout our economies and societies in multiple ways, the absence of standardised classifications prevents us from obtaining a measure of its pervasiveness. In addition, AI cannot be identified as part of a specific sector, but rather as a transversal technology because the fields in which it is applied do not have precise boundaries. In this work, we address the need for a deeper understanding of this complex phenomenon by investigating economic agents involvement in industrial activities aimed to supply AI-related goods and services, and AI-related R&D processes in the form of patents and publications. In order to conduct this extensive analysis, we use a complex systems approach through the agent-artifact space model, which identifies the core dimensions that should be considered. Therefore, by considering the geographic location of the involved agents and their organisation types (i.e., firms, governmental institutions, and research institutes), we (i) provide an overview of the worldwide presence of agents, (ii) investigate the patterns in which AI technological subdomains subsist and scatter in different parts of the system, and (iii) reveal the size, composition, and topology of the AI R&D collaboration network. Based on a unique data collection of multiple micro-based data sources and supported by a methodological framework for the analysis of techno-economic segments (TES), we capture the state of AI in the worldwide landscape in the period 2009-2018. As expected, we find that major roles are played by the US, China, and the EU28. Nevertheless, by measuring the system, we unveil elements that provide new, crucial information to support more conscious discussions in the process of policy design and implementation.", "Addresses": "[Righi, Riccardo; Samoili, Sofia; Lopez Cobo, Montserrat; Vazquez-Prada Baillet, Miguel; Cardona, Melisande; De Prato, Giuditta] European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr JRC, Seville, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Samoili, S (corresponding author), European Commiss, Joint Res Ctr JRC, Seville, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "riccardo.righi@ec.europa.eu; sofia.samoili@ec.europa.eu; montserrat.lopez-cobo@ec.europa.eu; miguel.vazquez-prada-baillet@ec.europa.eu; melisande.cardona@ec.europa.eu; giuditta.de-prato@ec.europa.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Samoili, Sofia/0000-0002-1997-007X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 90.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101943.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101943", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LT9YF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000537420300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Huang, YHC; Lu, YH; Kao, L; Choy, CHY; Chang, YT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Huang, Yi-Hui Christine; Lu, Yuanhang; Kao, Lang; Choy, Christine Hiu Ying; Chang, Yu-tzung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mainframes and mandarins: The impact of internet use on institutional trust in East Asia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet use; Institutional trust; Authoritarian orientation; Institutional responsiveness", "Keywords Plus": "POLITICAL NEWS USE; SOCIAL MEDIA; E-GOVERNMENT; CITIZEN ATTITUDES; DIGITAL DEMOCRACY; CIVIC ENGAGEMENT; ONLINE; PARTICIPATION; EFFICACY; KNOWLEDGE", "Abstract": "The roles of contextual determinants such as culture and political regime in existing studies of Internet use and institutional trust remain underexplored. Adopting a cultural-institutional perspective, we ask: How does Internet use relate to institutional trust? Under what conditions is the impact of Internet use on institutional trust most potent? Do authoritarian orientation and perceived institutional responsiveness mediate the relationship? Is this mediating process moderated by the degree of democratic freedom? A total of 20,667 respondents from 14 East Asian countries/territories completed questionnaires. Our results show that the indirect effect of Internet use on institutional trust via authoritarian orientation was stronger for countries/territories with a low degree of democratic freedom, while the indirect effect of Internet use on institutional trust via perceived institutional responsiveness was stronger for countries/territories with a higher degree of democratic freedom.", "Addresses": "[Huang, Yi-Hui Christine] City Univ Hong Kong, Dept Media & Commun, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Huang, Yi-Hui Christine] Chinese Univ Hong Kong, Sch Journalism & Commun, Shatin, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Lu, Yuanhang] Hong Kong Baptist Univ, Sch Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Kao, Lang; Choy, Christine Hiu Ying] Hang Seng Univ Hong Kong, Dept Social Sci, Hong Kong, Peoples R China; [Chang, Yu-tzung] Natl Taiwan Univ, Dept Polit Sci, Taipei, Taiwan", "Affiliations": "City University of Hong Kong; Chinese University of Hong Kong; Hong Kong Baptist University; Hang Seng University of Hong Kong; National Taiwan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lu, YH (corresponding author), Hong Kong Baptist Univ, Sch Commun, Hong Kong, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "yhuang100@gmail.com; kevinlu@life.hkbu.edu.hk; lkao@hsu.edu.hk; christinechoy@hsu.edu.hk; yutzung@ntu.edu.tw", "Researcher Ids": "CHANG, YU-TZUNG/M-1278-2018; Lu, Yuanhang/HZJ-8814-2023", "ORCIDs": "CHANG, YU-TZUNG/0000-0003-2858-1727; Choy, Christine Hiu Ying/0000-0002-5176-8728; LU, Yuanhang/0000-0002-5474-6030", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 99.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 45.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101912.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101912", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, MK; Park, MC; Lee, DH; Park, JH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Moon-Koo; Park, Myeong-Cheol; Lee, Duk Hee; Park, Jong-Hyun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Determinants of subscriptions to communications service bundles and their effects on customer retention in Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Service bundles; Bundling; Lock-in effects; Switching costs; Customer retention; Loyalty", "Keywords Plus": "SWITCHING COSTS; SATISFACTION; LOYALTY; ADOPTION; INTERNET; BEHAVIOR; PRODUCT; PRICES; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Since bundles provide price discounts to customers and have lock-in effects for businesses in the communications sector, the number of bundle subscribers is rapidly growing in many countries, including Korea. The consumer welfare and economic effects of bundles have been well documented. Existing literature, however, has paid little attention to identifying the facets of benefit and risk that influence subscription, the differences in switching costs between subscribers and non-subscribers, and the relationships among bundle satisfaction, customer retention, and switching costs. To address these gaps. we performed an empirical analysis using survey data from 550 individuals. Our findings show that concerns about lock-in and performance, as well as economic benefit influence subscription to the bundles, and all switching costs are higher for the subscribers than for stand-alone users. Non-monetary switching cost of bundles especially has a moderating effect on customer retention. The implications for regulatory policy and customer strategy are discussed.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Moon-Koo; Lee, Duk Hee] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Grad Sch Innovat & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Kim, Moon-Koo; Park, Jong-Hyun] ETRI, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 34129, South Korea; [Park, Myeong-Cheol; Lee, Duk Hee] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute - Korea (ETRI); Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, JH (corresponding author), ETRI, 218 Gajeong Ro, Daejeon 34129, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "wisemkkim@kaist.ac.kr; imcpark@kaist.ac.kr; dhlnexys@kaist.ac.kr; stephanos@etri.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101792.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nakano, S; Washizu, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nakano, Satoshi; Washizu, Ayu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Induced effects of smart food/agri-systems in Japan: Towards a structural analysis of information technology", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Input-output analysis; Smart food/agri system; Information and communication technology; Industrial structure; Management sectors", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY; IMPACT; OUTPUT; INDUSTRY; ICT", "Abstract": "The Japanese government decided to promote smart society in the 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the effects of information and communication technology (ICT) in smart society by input-output analysis using the food industry and agriculture as examples. We define food production and agricultural activities utilizing ICT as a smart food-agri system, and try to analyze the effect of such a system on the economy as a whole. As a result, we confirmed that such a system has a large economic ripple effect on information sectors. At the same time, through these analyses, (1) we redefine information goods and service sectors, (2) we describe the new management sectors that are using these goods and services, but are not currently independent businesses, and (3) we clarify new industrial structure that exists in smart society using ICT.", "Addresses": "[Nakano, Satoshi] Japan Inst Labour Policy & Training, Tokyo, Japan; [Washizu, Ayu] Waseda Univ, Fac Social Sci, Tokyo, Japan", "Affiliations": "Waseda University", "Reprint Addresses": "Washizu, A (corresponding author), Waseda Univ, Fac Social Sci, Shinjuku Ku, 1-6-1 Nishi Waseda, Tokyo 1698050, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "washizu@waseda.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Nakano, Satoshi/AAI-3793-2021", "ORCIDs": "Nakano, Satoshi/0000-0003-0424-585X", "Funding Orgs": "MEXT [15KT0121]; Waseda University [2018K-318]; Environment Research and Technology Development Fund of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency [2-1707]; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [15KT0121] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "MEXT(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)); Waseda University; Environment Research and Technology Development Fund of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "This study is conducted with a MEXT Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (Category C. Project number 15KT0121), 2015-2018, a Waseda University Grant for Special Research Projects (Project number: 2018K-318), and the Environment Research and Technology Development Fund (2-1707) of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency and MOE.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 824.0, "End Page": 835.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garcia-Murillo, M; MacInnes, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garcia-Murillo, Martha; MacInnes, Ian", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cosi fan tutte: A better approach than the right to be forgotten", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES; FIELD EXPERIMENT; HIRING DISCRIMINATION; LABOR-MARKET; PRIVACY; GRATIFICATIONS; UNCERTAINTY; ORIENTATION; APPLICANTS; TEENAGERS", "Abstract": "In this article, we argue in favor of a macro-societal approach to protect people from the potential harms of personal information online. In the tension between information and privacy, the right to be forgotten is not an appropriate solution. Such a micro, individual-based answer puts the burden of protection on each person instead of on external entities that can abuse such knowledge. The personal responsibility to delete personal data is challenging because of the leakage of data that happens through the connections we have with others, many of whom do not share the same privacy preferences. We show that effective deletion is almost impossible (the eternity effect), and is unfair due to the resource burden it entails when users try to achieve it, while at the same time ensuring the potential benefits we can derive in the future from having personal information online. In addition, deletion requests can negatively affect other people who are in the same location and time frame and may not want to have their information deleted. Collectively, we argue also that society is worse off because these circumstances lead people to construct sanitized personas while perpetuating a culture of distrust. Given that the harm is real, we describe technology, societal norms, and the implementation of an anti-discrimination directive for the right to a personal life, and we provide evidence on how anti-discrimination efforts in the past have succeeded when legislation leads to the development of infrastructures that help to enforce them. The dissemination of personal information through public sites and social media is, as Mozart suggested in Cosi fan tutte, gradually educating humanity about human weaknesses.", "Addresses": "[Garcia-Murillo, Martha; MacInnes, Ian] Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA", "Affiliations": "Syracuse University", "Reprint Addresses": "Garcia-Murillo, M (corresponding author), Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mgarciam@syn.edu; imacinne@syr.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Garcia-Murillo, Martha/O-8007-2016", "ORCIDs": "Garcia-Murillo, Martha/0000-0003-2704-0929", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 137.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 227.0, "End Page": 240.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lee, J; Cho, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lee, Juyong; Cho, Youngsang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inconvenience cost of mobile communication failure: The case of South Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile communication failure; Mobile data traffic; Inconvenience cost; Contingent valuation method; Spike model", "Keywords Plus": "WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY; CONTINGENT-VALUATION; DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE; PROTEST RESPONSES; DISCRETE; SERVICE; VALUES; MARKET; MODEL; GOODS", "Abstract": "Mobile communication failure can occur when mobile traffic exceeds the manageable level. This depends on frequency bandwidth. Mobile communication failure causes inconveniences in a user's daily life that lead to social and economic damage. To address this issue, mobile telecommunications companies deploy additional bandwidths and develop new technologies, but these are costly strategies. This study applies a spike model based on a contingent valuation method (CVM) to measure the inconvenience cost resulting from mobile communication failure. The mean monthly willingness-to-pay (WTP) to avoid communication failure per user is estimated to be KRW 898.14 (USD 0.80) over a period of five years in our study. The inconvenience cost borne by the population is estimated to be ICRW 2.97 trillion (USD 2.61 billion). Users experiencing greater frequency of communication failure are found to be willing to pay more to avoid the inconvenience. When excluding respondents citing zero-WTP, the mean WTP per user was calculated to be KRW 3426.41 (USD 3.01). Data traffic usage and frequency at which communication failure is experienced are variables that exhibit statistically significant effects on WTP to avoid mobile communication failure. Overall, estimation results show that a price discrimination based on data traffic usage or quality can be considered by mobile telecommunications companies and regulators to address the issue of data traffic inducing mobile communication failure.", "Addresses": "[Lee, Juyong; Cho, Youngsang] Yonsei Univ, Coll Engn, Dept Ind Engn, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Cho, Y (corresponding author), Yonsei Univ, Coll Engn, Dept Ind Engn, 50 Yonsei Ro, Seoul 03722, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dlwndyd@yonsei.ac.kr; y.cho@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Lee, Juyong/Q-9227-2018", "ORCIDs": "Lee, Juyong/0000-0003-2736-3664", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 73.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 241.0, "End Page": 252.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.12.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GF6UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000432103100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stenberg, PL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stenberg, Peter L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The purchase of Internet subscriptions in Native American households", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet subscriptions; Households; Rural; Native American", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND INTERNET; DIGITAL DIVIDE; SOUTH-KOREA; DETERMINANTS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "With the growing use of the Internet for information, education, job hunting, and other activities, its economic value increases. The incidence of in-home Internet subscriptions, however, varies across households, and Native American households are less likely than other American households to subscribe to Internet services. The lack of universality has, potentially, enormous consequences for households not subscribing to the Internet. Using descriptive statistics and logistic regressions we find that the growth of U.S. Internet subscriptions may have peaked and exhibited a small decline between 2012 and 2015; technology adoption has reached the third stage of the S-curve. Internet adoption in Native American households, however, may not have fully reached into the third stage. While rural-urban location is a small factor for non-Native American households, it remains a major factor for Native American households.", "Addresses": "[Stenberg, Peter L.] USDA, Econ Res Serv, 1400 Independence Ave SW,Mail Stop 1800, Washington, DC 20250 USA", "Affiliations": "United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)", "Reprint Addresses": "Stenberg, PL (corresponding author), USDA, Econ Res Serv, 1400 Independence Ave SW,Mail Stop 1800, Washington, DC 20250 USA.", "Email Addresses": "nordacad13@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 32.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 51.0, "End Page": 60.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M; Pratt, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin; Pratt, Neil", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Taking account of service externalities when spectrum is allocated and assigned", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum management; Externalities; Stated preference methods", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Spectrum should be allocated among the various services which use it to maximise the aggregate incremental value (private and external) of those services minus the (non spectrum) costs of supply. The external value of services such as broadcasting and mobile communications may be significant, yet we know that spectrum assignment by auction, for example, does not take them into account, because the successful bidder cannot monetise the value of the externality. The paper considers how this issue can be addressed. It notes that, if the spectrum assignment in question has no impact on the output of the services competing for it, value generated is unchanged, and the spectrum allocation problem reduces to the minimisation of the aggregate cost of non-spectrum inputs for the relevant services. In the more common case of variable outputs, some means of valuing external effects is needed, and possible approaches to valuation are discussed. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cave, Martin] Imperial Coll Sch Business, London, England; [Pratt, Neil] Ofcom, Warrington, Cheshire, England", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Cave, M (corresponding author), Imperial Coll Sch Business, London, England.", "Email Addresses": "Martin.e.Cave@btinternet.com; Neil.Pratt@ofcom.org.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 17.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 971.0, "End Page": 981.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.04.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Potgieter, PH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Potgieter, Petrus H.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Public access ICT across cultures - Diversifying participation in the network society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Potgieter, Petrus H.] Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, ZA-0001 Pretoria, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of South Africa", "Reprint Addresses": "Potgieter, PH (corresponding author), Univ South Africa, Dept Decis Sci, ZA-0001 Pretoria, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "php@member.ams.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1089.0, "End Page": 1090.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.07.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100017", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cherry, BA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cherry, Barbara A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Technology transitions within telecommunications networks: Lessons from US vs. Canadian policy experimentation under federalism", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society", "Conference Date": "OCT 20-23, 2013", "Conference Location": "Florence, ITALY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Common carrier; Deregulation; Federalism; Internet protocol; Monopoly; Path dependence; Policy experimentation; Public relations; Public utility", "Keywords Plus": "EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "This article examines why recent telecommunications policy outcomes are diverging between the U.S. and Canada, notwithstanding the similarities in their common law and statutory law histories. The consequences of this divergence are profound. As technology transitions within the public switched telecommunications network proceed, the U.S. imposes fewer obligations on broadband and Internet service providers and provides a much-diminished level of consumer protection relative to that in Canada. The role of differing administrative procedures and policymaking forums is an important factor contributing to recent policy divergence. Historical analysis also reveals the importance of the role of path dependence from some early differences in U.S. and Canadian policy choices made in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These differences in early policy choices emerged from (1) differences in federalism structures between the U.S. and Canada; (2) negation of Bell patents in Canada that triggered an earlier era of telephony competition as well as both federal and provincial policy experimentation; and (3) AT&T's unique public relations campaign of regulated monopoly developed in the U.S. in response to this earlier policy experimentation in Canada. AT&T's public relations campaign has induced a false memory in the U.S. - not found in Canada - as to the origins of regulated monopoly for telephony. This false memory has contributed to the efficacy of telecommunications carriers' false monopoly theory argument - that their historical duties have been based on the existence of monopoly, and thus are not applicable in a competitive environment - which has and continues to distort telecommunications policy development in the U.S. including the network neutrality debate. Yet, telecommunications carriers' dual status as common carriers and public utilities under the common law has created confusion in both the U.S. and Canada. This confusion has created a tendency to misattribute the duty to serve to the existence of monopoly, providing a different although still historically flawed basis for asserting a monopoly theory argument for the purpose of eliminating regulation. This confusion, however is more easily corrected in Canada where there was no comparable public relations campaign of regulated monopoly for proponents of deregulation to leverage. The resonance of early policy differences between the U.S. and Canada illustrates the complexity of pursuing telecommunications policy debates within multi-jurisdictional legal frameworks a challenge that the European Union currently faces in developing a Telecommunications Single Market. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Radio & Televis Ctr, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington", "Reprint Addresses": "Cherry, BA (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Radio & Televis Ctr, 1229 E Seventh St, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cherryb@indiana.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 463.0, "End Page": 485.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 23.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CN0GI", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000358091700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Schneir, JR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Schneir, Juan Rendon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Towards a Market in Broadcasting: Communications Policy in the UK and Germany", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 155.0, "End Page": 156.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352047200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Krämer, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kraemer, Jan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Regulating the Web: Network Neutrality and the Fate of the Open Internet", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Kraemer, Jan] Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Mkt, D-76021 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Helmholtz Association; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Krämer, J (corresponding author), Karlsruhe Inst Technol, Inst Informat Syst & Mkt, D-76021 Karlsruhe, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "kraemer@kit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1183.0, "End Page": 1184.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AX6GW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000347022000019", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bichler, M; Goeree, J; Mayer, S; Shabalin, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bichler, Martin; Goeree, Jacob; Mayer, Stefan; Shabalin, Pasha", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum auction design: Simple auctions for complex sales", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum auctions; Bid languages; Laboratory experiments", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Following the successful PCS Auction conducted by the US Federal Communications Commission in 1994, auctions have replaced traditional ways of allocating valuable radio spectrum. Spectrum auctions have raised hundreds of billion dollars worldwide and have become a role model for market-based approaches in the public and private sectors. The PCS spectrum was sold via a simultaneous multi-round auction, which forces bidders to compete for licenses individually even though they typically value certain combinations. This exposes bidders to risk when they bid aggressively for a desired combination but end up winning an inferior subset. Foreseeing this possibility, bidders may act cautiously with adverse effects for revenue and efficiency. Combinatorial auctions allow for bids on combinations of licenses and thus hold the promise of improved performance. Recently, a number of countries worldwide have switched to the combinatorial clock auction to sell spectrum. This two-stage auction uses a core-selecting payment rule. The number of possible packages a bidder can submit grows exponentially with the number of licenses, which adds complexity to the auction. For larger auctions with dozens of licenses bidders cannot be expected to reveal all their valuations during such an auction. We analyze the impact of two main design choices on efficiency and revenue: simple compact bid languages versus complex fully expressive bid languages and simple pay-as-bid payment rules versus complex core-selecting payment rules. We consider these design choices both for ascending and sealed-bid formats. We find that simplicity of the bid language has a substantial positive impact on the auction's efficiency and simplicity of the payment rule has as a substantial positive impact on the auction's revenue. The currently popular combinatorial clock auction, which uses a complex bid language and payment rule, achieves the lowest efficiency and revenue among all treatment combinations. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bichler, Martin; Mayer, Stefan; Shabalin, Pasha] Tech Univ Munich, Boltzmannstr 3, D-85748 Munich, Germany; [Goeree, Jacob] Univ Zurich, ESEI Ctr Market Design, CH-8006 Zurich, Switzerland", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Munich; University of Zurich", "Reprint Addresses": "Bichler, M (corresponding author), Tech Univ Munich, Boltzmannstr 3, D-85748 Munich, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "bichler@in.tum.de; jacob.goeree@esei.ch; stefan.karl.mayer@in.tum.de; shabalin@in.tum.de", "Researcher Ids": "Goeree, Jacob/KIA-6013-2024", "ORCIDs": "Goeree, Jacob/0000-0001-9876-3425", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 613.0, "End Page": 622.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.02.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Reggi, L; Scicchitano, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Reggi, Luigi; Scicchitano, Sergio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Are EU regional digital strategies evidence-based? An analysis of the allocation of 2007-13 Structural Funds", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information Society; Digital Agenda; Regional Policy; Cohesion Policy; Structural Funds; e-Services; e-Government; Cluster analysis", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SOCIETY", "Abstract": "The ambitious goals of the European Digital Agenda need active involvement by regional innovation systems. Effective regional digital strategies should be both consistent with the European framework and based on available evidence on the needs and opportunities of local contexts. Such evidence should be used to balance the different components of the Information Society development (e.g. eServices vs. infrastructures; ICT supply and demand), so as to ensure that they can all unleash their full potential. Therefore, EU regions should spend more money to overcome regional weaknesses than to improve existing assets. In this paper we explore the different strategies of the EU's lagging regions through the analysis of the allocation of 2007-13 Structural Funds. Then, we verify whether such strategies respond to territorial conditions by comparing strategic choices made with the actual characteristics of local contexts. Results show that EU regions tend to invest more resources in those aspects in which they already demonstrate good relative performances. Possible causes of this unbalanced strategic approach are discussed, including the lack of sound analysis of the regional context and the path dependence of policy choices. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Reggi, Luigi; Scicchitano, Sergio] Minist Econ Dev, Dept Dev & Econ Cohes, Rome, Italy; [Reggi, Luigi; Scicchitano, Sergio] Univ Urbino, DESP, EIBURS TAIPS Team, I-61029 Urbino, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Urbino", "Reprint Addresses": "Reggi, L (corresponding author), Minist Econ Dev, Dept Dev & Econ Cohes, Rome, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "luigi.reggi@gmail.com; luigi.reggi@tesoro.it", "Researcher Ids": "Scicchitano, Sergio/X-8492-2018", "ORCIDs": "Scicchitano, Sergio/0000-0003-1015-7629", "Funding Orgs": "Eiburs - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme; EU Cohesion Policy", "Funding Name Preferred": "Eiburs - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme; EU Cohesion Policy", "Funding Text": "This paper is part of the research project Technology Adoption and Innovation in Public Services (TAIPS). The project is carried out by the Department of Economics, Society and Politics (DESP), University of Urbino, Italy, and funded by Eiburs - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme.; The authors would like to thank Pasquale D'Alessandro and the European Commission - DG Regional Policy for providing the dataset on the financial resources programmed by the EU Cohesion Policy. The authors are also grateful to participants at Regional Innovation and Competitiveness Policy Workshop, 15th November 2012, University of Cambridge and to Davide Arduini, Annaflavia Bianchi, Marco Biagetti, Marco Marini, Maurizio Franzini, Harald Gruber, Dimitri Tartan, Antonello Zanfei, who provided valuable suggestions and comments to a previous version of this paper.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 14.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 530.0, "End Page": 538.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jayakar, K; Liu, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jayakar, Krishna; Liu, Chun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Universal service in China and India: Legitimating the state?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; China; India; Comparative case study; Telecommunications policy; State legitimacy", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; AREAS", "Abstract": "This paper examines the contrast between China's and India's universal service policies as manifestations of the two states' differing self-conceptualizations and legitimation strategies. We examine the timeline of universal service policies in the two countries, differentiating between the territorial, demographic and layered dimensions of universal service. The analysis reveals many similarities between the two countries, as well as some differences primarily related to the mode of funding universal service programs and the lead China has taken in deploying informatization services. We identify some of the proximate causes that resulted in these policy decisions. But in addition, we also examine how universal service policies are related to contrasting models of state legitimation. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Jayakar, Krishna] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, University Pk, PA 16802 USA; [Liu, Chun] Southwest Jiaotong Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Chengdu, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park; Southwest Jiaotong University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jayakar, K (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, 7 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "kpj1@psu.edu; psuchunliu@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "liu, chun/C-4466-2014", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Chun/0000-0002-1710-9868", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [71090402]; Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education [SRFDP20120184120027]; China's Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [SWJTU11CX092, SWJTU11ZT32]; Pacific Telecommunications Council", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (SRFDP)); China's Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities; Pacific Telecommunications Council", "Funding Text": "This project was supported by Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71090402), Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (SRFDP20120184120027), China's Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (SWJTU11CX092, SWJTU11ZT32) and Pacific Telecommunications Council.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 186.0, "End Page": 199.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gijón, C; Garín-Muñoz, T; Pérez-Amaral, T; López-Zorzano, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gijon, Covadonga; Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Lopez-Zorzano, Rafael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Satisfaction of individual mobile phone users in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Consumer satisfaction; Mobile phones; Residential consumers; Survey data; Econometric models", "Keywords Plus": "CUSTOMER SATISFACTION; SERVICE QUALITY; LOYALTY; FUTURE", "Abstract": "Consumer satisfaction is a key determinant of consumer retention, consumer welfare, and is also a strategic variable for competition and international comparisons. Spain's mobile customer satisfaction is the lowest in the European Union. The focus of this paper is to identify the determinants of residential mobile phone users' satisfaction among private consumers of mobile telecommunications in Spain. Two innovative aspects of this paper are the focus on a nationwide representative sample of residential consumers in Spain, and the usage of rich individual data to convey high quality statistical information. The correlation of each of the aspects to the overall satisfaction are measured. Also, relationships between different aspects of satisfaction and its determinants are formulated. The paper specifies econometric models and estimates them using a survey of 4249 mobile phone users. The results indicate that customers are less satisfied with larger carriers, and are more satisfied with smaller and newer operators. Policy recommendations are suggested to improve customer satisfaction, contribute to customer retention and improve the position of the country in the international rankings. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Gijon, Covadonga; Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Lopez-Zorzano, Rafael] Univ Complutense, Madrid, Spain; [Gijon, Covadonga] Univ Politecn Madrid, E-28040 Madrid, Spain; [Garin-Munoz, Teresa] UNED, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid; Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Pérez-Amaral, T (corresponding author), Univ Complutense, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "covadonga.gijon@gmail.com; mgarin@cee.uned.es; teodosio@ccee.ucm.es; ralopez@ccee.ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Pérez-Amaral, Teodosio/E-6773-2017; Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014; Gijon, Covadonga/KFS-7630-2024; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020", "ORCIDs": "Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375; Gijon, Covadonga/0000-0001-5779-3118; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 16.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 940.0, "End Page": 954.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rajabiun, R; Middleton, CA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rajabiun, Reza; Middleton, Catherine A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Multilevel governance and broadband infrastructure development: Evidence from Canada", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Federalism; Telecommunications policy; Broadband networks; Essential facilities", "Keywords Plus": "REGULATORY FEDERALISM; PENETRATION; ACCESS; POLICY; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; INSTITUTIONS; COMPETITION; INVESTMENT; DESIGN; MARKET", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the contributions of digital infrastructure policies of provincial governments in Canada to the development of broadband networks. Using measurements of broadband network speeds between 2007 and 2011, the paper analyzes potential causes for observed differences in network performance growth across the provinces, including geography, Internet use intensity, platform competition, and provincial broadband policies. The analysis suggests provincial policies that employed public sector procurement power to open access to essential facilities and channeled public investments in Internet backbone infrastructure were associated with the emergence of relatively high quality broadband networks. However, a weak essential facilities regime and regulatory barriers to entry at the national level limit the scope for decentralized policy solutions. (C) The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Rajabiun, Reza; Middleton, Catherine A.] Ryerson Univ, Ted Rogers Sch Informat Technol Management, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada", "Affiliations": "Toronto Metropolitan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Rajabiun, R (corresponding author), Ryerson Univ, Ted Rogers Sch Informat Technol Management, 350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada.", "Email Addresses": "reza.rajabiun@gmail.com; catherine.middleton@ryerson.ca", "Researcher Ids": "Middleton, Catherine/L-8498-2015", "ORCIDs": "Middleton, Catherine/0000-0003-1296-2613", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 64.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 22.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 702.0, "End Page": 714.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Kervenoael, R; Palmer, M; Hallsworth, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Kervenoael, Ronan; Palmer, Mark; Hallsworth, Alan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From the outside in: Consumer anti-choice and policy implications in the mobile gaming market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile phone gaming; Anti-choice; Self regulation; Telecommunication policy", "Keywords Plus": "USER ACCEPTANCE; CONSUMPTION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TECHNOLOGY; SERVICES; BEHAVIOR; INDUSTRY", "Abstract": "Significant growth in mobile media consumption has prompted a call to better understand the socio-cultural and policy dimensions of consumer choices. Contrary to industry and technology led analysis, this study argues that to guide consumer choice and innovation via regulatory policies requires an understanding of both ex-ante as well as in ex-post consumption conditions. This study examines mobile phone gaming to uncover how consumer anti-choice shapes decision-making as a framework for closely interrogating the ways in which policy concerns impact on consumers' behavior. Through eleven focus groups (n=62), the study empirically identifies voluntary, intentional, and positive consumer anti-choice behaviors all of which impact policy initiatives when consumers, both gamers and non-garners, self-regulate their behaviors. Findings point to four types of policy implication: regulating the self-regulated, understanding anti-choice, boundary-setting and including the self-excluded. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[de Kervenoael, Ronan] Sabanci Univ, Sch Management, TR-34956 Istanbul, Turkey; [de Kervenoael, Ronan] Aston Univ, Birmingham B4 7ET, W Midlands, England; [Palmer, Mark] Queens Univ Belfast, Belfast BT7 1NN, Antrim, North Ireland; [Hallsworth, Alan] Univ Portsmouth, Portsmouth PO1 2UP, Hants, England", "Affiliations": "Sabanci University; Aston University; Queens University Belfast; University of Portsmouth", "Reprint Addresses": "de Kervenoael, R (corresponding author), Sabanci Univ, Sch Management, TR-34956 Istanbul, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "dekervenoael@sabanciuniv.edu; m.j.palmer@bham.ac.uk; alan.hallsworth@port.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "De Kervenoael, Ronan/H-7009-2019", "ORCIDs": "de kervenoael, ronan/0000-0002-9970-5101", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 439.0, "End Page": 449.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Prieger, JE", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Prieger, James E.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The broadband digital divide and the economic benefits of mobile broadband for rural areas", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile broadband; Fixed broadband; Digital divide; Interval censored Poisson estimation; Economic development; Rural areas", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET ACCESS; COMPETITION; IMPACT", "Abstract": "Broadband is becoming increasingly important to national economies and the personal lives of users. However, broadband availability and adoption are not diffusing in rural and urban areas at the same rates. This article updates the rural broadband digital divide, with special attention paid to mobility. Empirical estimations of broadband provision and usage in the US show that rural areas have fewer high-speed fixed and mobile providers but more slower-speed fixed providers than urban areas. While rural availability of mobile broadband is lower than in urban areas, it still helps fill in gaps in fixed broadband coverage in rural areas. The rural gap in fixed broadband usage remains, but the mobile broadband usage gap disappears after controlling for household demographics. The raw broadband usage gaps between rural and urban households are proportionally greater for low-income households. The potential for mobile broadband to benefit rural areas through economic development is also examined. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Pepperdine Univ, Sch Publ Policy, Malibu, CA 90263 USA", "Affiliations": "Pepperdine University", "Reprint Addresses": "Prieger, JE (corresponding author), Pepperdine Univ, Sch Publ Policy, 24255 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90263 USA.", "Email Addresses": "James.Prieger@Pepperdine.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Prieger, James E./AAJ-2620-2020", "ORCIDs": "Prieger, James E./0000-0002-5521-5557", "Funding Orgs": "ATT", "Funding Name Preferred": "ATT", "Funding Text": "The author thanks Rich Clarke for helpful comments on early versions of this article and Ji Gu for research assistance, and retains responsibility for any errors. Funding from AT&T for early work out of which this article grew is gratefully acknowledged. The views expressed herein are those of the author.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 127.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 147.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 21.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 157.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 483.0, "End Page": 502.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The EU Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications Handbook 2010 Edition", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 607.0, "End Page": 607.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Collins, R; Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Collins, Richard; Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Media pluralism and the overlapping instruments needed to achieve it", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Policy and law (media systems); Internet; International Communications; Public service broadcasting; Media ownership; Economics of media", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The authors review recent scholarly and policy initiatives in respect of media pluralism and argue that contradictions between policy objectives, in analytical approaches and deficiencies in some established methodologies mean that robust conclusions have been hard to secure. They argue that concerns about diminishing pluralism are likely to grow in consequence of changes in a dominant legacy media funding model as advertising revenues move online. Examining UK data, they argue that a contemporary focus of concern, growing concentration in privately owned media, is overshadowed by the striking dominance of the publicly owned BBC and suggest established analytical methodologies used to analyse market power may offer a valuable analogy in the definition and measurement of pluralism issues. They consider possible alternatives to regulation as means of enhancing pluralism and propose the use of subsidised entry. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Collins, Richard] City Univ London, Ctr Law Justice & Journalism, London EC1V 0HB, England; [Cave, Martin] Imperial Coll Business Sch, London SW7 2AZ, England", "Affiliations": "City University London; Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "Collins, R (corresponding author), City Univ London, Ctr Law Justice & Journalism, London EC1V 0HB, England.", "Email Addresses": "Richard.Collins.2@city.ac.uk; Martin.e.Cave@btinternet.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 311.0, "End Page": 320.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.09.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gideon, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gideon, Carolyn", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The phoneless in the broadband age: A pilot study in Massachusetts", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "39th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-21, 2011", "Conference Location": "Washington, DC", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Universal service; Wireless; Bundled services; Broadband; Lifeline", "Keywords Plus": "UNIVERSAL SERVICE", "Abstract": "Questions about universal service continue to evolve as information and communication technology advances, bringing new platforms, services, and business models. Concerns about exclusion remain, particularly in times of transition to new technologies and platforms. While the universal service literature is rich in econometric studies that indicate the drivers of household telephone penetration, without qualitative data directly from those households that experience phonelessness, we cannot understand the causes well enough to design effective policy. This research explores why people are phoneless in the current environment of increased platform and business model choices. Particular focus is placed on understanding the relationship between new technology, platforms and business models and phonelessness. Data is obtained from surveys completed by approximately 100 individuals in Massachusetts who are currently without any voice connection, either landline or mobile, or have been sometime in the past ten years. The survey includes questions about different platforms and communication services in order to learn how they have led to phonelessness. The results of the pilot study show that the vast majority of phoneless households do not choose to be phoneless. The study also shows that the most frequent causes of phonelessness in this population are unemployment and unpredictable bills. Many instances of unpredictable bills leading to phonelessness occur with wireless service or bundled services but are the result of business models for service provision rather than the platforms themselves. Prepaid wireless service is a market-based solution that helps households prevent phonelessness by reducing unpredictability. Universal service policy for voice and broadband can better reduce exclusion with greater attention to business models and practices versus technologies and platforms, and increased emphasis on prepaid service to reduce unpredictability. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Tufts Univ, Medford, MA 02155 USA", "Affiliations": "Tufts University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gideon, C (corresponding author), Tufts Univ, 160 Packard Ave, Medford, MA 02155 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Carolyn.gideon@tufts.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Hitachi Center for Technology and International Affairs", "Funding Name Preferred": "Hitachi Center for Technology and International Affairs", "Funding Text": "The author thanks the Hitachi Center for Technology and International Affairs for critical financial support for this project, and two teams of stellar research assistants: Najm Akbar, Rachel Brown, Paolo Cozzi, Rachel Fredman, Mollie Glessner, Silva Kantereva, Cleia Noia, Jonathan Martin and Jennifer Ware.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 704.0, "End Page": 723.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.016", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "020CV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309787200003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Byoungsoo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The diffusion of mobile data services and applications: Exploring the role of habit and its antecedents", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile applications; Mobile data services; Habit; Perceived monetary value; App store", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION-SYSTEMS CONTINUANCE; EXPECTATION-CONFIRMATION MODEL; POST-ADOPTION BELIEFS; USER ACCEPTANCE; SATISFACTION; INTERNET; BEHAVIOR; DETERMINANTS; TRANSITION; EVOLUTION", "Abstract": "Given the prevalence of mobile data services and applications (MDSA) such as App Store, it is important to diffuse MDSA and understand user behavior toward it. Recent research on marketing and information systems (IS) has shed light on the habitual use of frequently used IS. This study attempts to develop a research model that clarifies the role of habit in the actual use of MDSA. Considering the unique and specific characteristics of MDSA, this study examines the antecedents of MDSA habit in an effort to elucidate key factors accelerating the development of MDSA habitual use. Data collected from 317 users who had prior experiences with MDSA were empirically tested against the research model using partial least squares (PLS). The analysis results indicate that both continuance intention and habit play an important role in the actual use of MDSA. Moreover, the findings reveal that habit is a more prevalent predictor of actual use compared to conscious intention. It was found that user satisfaction, perceived monetary value, and variety of use serve as the antecedents of MDSA habit. The theoretical and policy implications of the findings are described. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Seoul Womens Univ, Coll Social Sci, Dept Business Adm, Seoul 139774, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Seoul Women's University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, B (corresponding author), Seoul Womens Univ, Coll Social Sci, Dept Business Adm, 621 Hwarangro, Seoul 139774, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "tree9901@swu.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Seoul Women's University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Seoul Women's University", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by a special research grant from Seoul Women's University (2011).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 61.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 79.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 85.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 83.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 69.0, "End Page": 81.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "897LE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000300651400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Rysman, M; Simcoe, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Rysman, Marc; Simcoe, Timothy", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A NAASTy alternative to RAND pricing commitments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Standard setting; Intellectual property; Licensing; RAND", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; STANDARDS; PATENTS", "Abstract": "Voluntary standard setting organizations (SSOs) typically require participants to disclose their patents during the standard-setting process, and will endorse a standard only if patent holders commit to license them on reasonable and non-discriminatory or RAND terms. This policy is unworkable-the RAND standard is ambiguous and thus extremely hard to adjudicate. As an alternative, a policy of Non-Assertion After Specified Time, or NAAST pricing, is proposed. Under NAAST, technology vendors commit not to assert their patent after some previous specified time, but would be free to collect royalties as they wish up until that point. Under this proposal, technology producers would be compensated, vendors would have quick and eventually free access to standards and a large element of uncertainty due to litigation would be eliminated. (C) 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Rysman, Marc] Boston Univ, Dept Econ, Boston, MA 02215 USA; [Simcoe, Timothy] Boston Univ, Sch Management, Boston, MA 02215 USA; [Simcoe, Timothy] NBER, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "Boston University; Boston University; National Bureau of Economic Research", "Reprint Addresses": "Rysman, M (corresponding author), Boston Univ, Dept Econ, 270 Bay State Rd, Boston, MA 02215 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mrysman@bu.edu; tsimcoe@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rysman, Marc/0000-0002-1544-2704", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1010.0, "End Page": 1017.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "862EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000298073000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ganuza, JJ; Viecens, MF", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jose Ganuza, Juan; Fernanda Viecens, Maria", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Deployment of high-speed broadband infrastructures during the economic crisis. The case of Xarxa Oberta", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next Generation Networks; Public-private collaboration; Crisis; Catalonia; Spain", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET", "Abstract": "The deployment of fibre based Next Generation Access Networks (NGANs) entails a crisis dilemma. During crisis, public administrations are eager to actively impulse investment in NGANs since the deployment of these networks may increase productivity in the long run and promote economic recovery in the short run. However, the crisis has reduced the access to the credit market and has increased the fiscal deficit. Consequently, the resources of the public sector to invest have been severely limited. Thus, it is crucial to analyse how the public investment plans in NGANs should be designed and implemented during bad times, under scarcity of public resources. The article proposes some guidelines for the design and implementation of effective and affordable public projects for the deployment of NGANs. These guidelines are illustrated by discussing the Xarxa Oberta case, a project for the deployment of a NGAN in Catalonia (Spain). (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Fernanda Viecens, Maria] Fdn Estudios Econ Aplicada FEDEA, Madrid 28001, Spain; [Jose Ganuza, Juan] Univ Pompeu Fabra, Dept Econ & Business, Barcelona 08005, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University", "Reprint Addresses": "Viecens, MF (corresponding author), Fdn Estudios Econ Aplicada FEDEA, Jorge Juan 46, Madrid 28001, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "juanjo.ganuza@upf.edu; fviecens@fedea.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation [SEJ2006-09993/ECON, ECO2009-07530]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "The authors thank the Secretary of Telecommunications and Information Society in Catalonia, Jordi Bosch, participants at FEDEA Workshop: Next Generation Networks, a Challenge for Public Administration for very useful discussions, two anonymous referees and editors for valuable suggestions that helped to improve the quality of the article. Usual disclaimers apply. First author gratefully acknowledges the hospitality of FEDEA as well as the financial support of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation under project SEJ2006-09993/ECON. Second author gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation under project ECO2009-07530.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT-NOV", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": "9-10", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 857.0, "End Page": 870.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.06.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "847QP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000296987900007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cherry, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cherry, Barbara", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "... And Communications for All: A Policy Agenda for the New Administration", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Cherry, Barbara] Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA", "Affiliations": "Indiana University System; Indiana University Bloomington", "Reprint Addresses": "Cherry, B (corresponding author), Indiana Univ, Dept Telecommun, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cherryb@indiana.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 788.0, "End Page": 790.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "831QV", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000295747100008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Fosu, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Fosu, Ignatius", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the potential of wireless technologies to accelerate universal Internet access in Ghana", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Wireless Internet; ICT4AD; Universal access; SAT-3; Ghana", "Keywords Plus": "GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE; AFRICA; DIFFUSION; POLICY", "Abstract": "Ghana was one of the first countries in sub-Saharan Africa to be connected to the Internet. yet has very low Internet usage (5.3 users per 100 inhabitants). A qualitative study including in-depth interviews with ISPs explored Internet diffusion in Ghana. Findings suggest that due to Ghana's inefficient and outdated fixed-line infrastructure, universal Internet access goals might not be achievable through fixed-line technologies. Rather, wireless technologies may be more efficient. However, high access costs continue to be a barrier. Policy options to encourage widespread deployment of wireless broadband and cost reduction are presented as suggestions for further research. These include using universal service funds to expand the national backbone with an open access high capacity wireless backbone to reach unserved and underserved areas, reducing license and regulatory fees for the wireless industry to encourage coverage and capacity expansion, and mandatory infrastructure sharing to reduce cost. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Arkansas, Lemke Dept Journalism, Fayetteville, AR 72701 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Arkansas System; University of Arkansas Fayetteville", "Reprint Addresses": "Fosu, I (corresponding author), Univ Arkansas, Lemke Dept Journalism, 116 Kimpel Hall, Fayetteville, AR 72701 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ifosu@uark.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville", "Funding Name Preferred": "Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville", "Funding Text": "This research was supported in part by a Research Incentive Grant from the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Thanks to Dr. Jan LeBlanc Wicks of the University of Arkansas and all the anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 494.0, "End Page": 504.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "781AM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291903000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Biancini, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Biancini, Sara", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Behind the scenes of the telecommunications miracle: An empirical analysis of the Indian market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications demand; Universal service; Competition; Developing countries; India", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING TELEPHONE DEMAND; DECENNIAL CENSUS-DATA; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; UNIVERSAL SERVICE; DIFFUSION; PENETRATION; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The paper analyzes the demand and supply characteristics of the Indian telecommunications market, with the aim of contributing to the debate on the effectiveness of universal access policies in developing countries. The discussion is supported by some empirical evidence derived from a small time-series-cross-section dataset, containing mainly information on the fixed-lines segment of the market. The analysis suggests that the price elasticity of demand for fixed lines might be sensibly higher than the levels usually found in developed countries, while the crucial role of income and other sociodemographic variables seems to be confirmed. The paper also studies the impact of cellular penetration on fixed-lines diffusion. The results suggest the existence of a (positive) network effect in low penetration areas, while substitution (displacement) seems to arise in the most developed ones. Finally, the paper analyzes the supply side of the market, to assess the impact of market competition on investment. Competition seemingly helps stimulating investment in the most developed areas, but does not seem to have a significant impact in the less developed ones. (c) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ Cergy Pontotse, THEMA, F-95000 Cergy Pontoise, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Biancini, S (corresponding author), Univ Cergy Pontotse, THEMA, F-95000 Cergy Pontoise, France.", "Email Addresses": "sara.biancini@u-cergy.fr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 33.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 238.0, "End Page": 249.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Heeren-Moon, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Heeren-Moon, Erika", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Risk, reputation and responsibility: Cybersecurity and centralized data in United States civilian federal agencies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Public policy; Cybersecurity; Data security; Open data; Centralized data", "Keywords Plus": "GOVERNMENT", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Heeren-Moon, Erika] Georgetown Univ, Grad Sch Arts & Sci, 3520 Prospect St NW Suite 400, Box 571004, Washington, DC 20057 USA", "Affiliations": "Georgetown University", "Reprint Addresses": "Heeren-Moon, E (corresponding author), Georgetown Univ, Grad Sch Arts & Sci, 3520 Prospect St NW Suite 400, Box 571004, Washington, DC 20057 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Elh96@georgetown.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Heeren-Moon, Erika/0000-0003-3263-9389", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102502.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102502", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "FEB 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "9S4ZQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000946350200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Calzada, J; Diaz-Serrano, L", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Calzada, Joan; Diaz-Serrano, Luis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Conflicting national policies: The creation of the euro and the rebalancing of telecommunications prices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Liberalization; Prices; Inflation; European Union; Euro", "Keywords Plus": "REGULATORY AGENCIES; INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; COMPETITION; INFLATION; EUROPEANIZATION; PRIVATIZATION; UNION; GOVERNANCE; INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "Government departments have diverse interests, and on certain occasions, the need to achieve a priority objective in one department may lead to the adoption of inefficient policies in other areas, with long-lasting consequences. In this paper, we analyze the rebalancing of the tele-communications tariffs that took place in the European Union before and after the liberalization of the market in 1998. We show that the objective of satisfying the Maastricht inflation condition to allow participation in the European Monetary Union from 1999 led some national governments to block the rebalancing of telecommunications tariffs. Specifically, we demonstrate that in the years immediately before the liberalization of the telecommunications market, those countries that faced greater difficulty achieving the inflation objectives of the Maastricht Treaty reduced, rather than increased, the prices of local telephone calls and line rental. Furthermore, these countries did not intensify efforts to rebalance their tariffs after the creation of the euro. Our paper also shows that in this period the countries that diverged most from the inflation condition invested less in their telecommunications infrastructure.", "Addresses": "[Calzada, Joan] Univ Barcelona, Dept Econ, Ave Diagonal 696, Barcelona 08034, Spain; [Calzada, Joan] Univ Barcelona, BEAT, Ave Diagonal 696, Barcelona 08034, Spain; [Diaz-Serrano, Luis] Univ Rovira & Virgili, Dept Econ, ECO SOS, Ave Univ 1, Reus 43204, Spain; [Diaz-Serrano, Luis] ECEMIN Univ Nebrija, C Sta Cruz de Marcenado 27, Madrid 28015, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Barcelona; University of Barcelona; Universitat Rovira i Virgili", "Reprint Addresses": "Calzada, J (corresponding author), Univ Barcelona, Dept Econ, Ave Diagonal 696, Barcelona 08034, Spain.;Calzada, J (corresponding author), Univ Barcelona, BEAT, Ave Diagonal 696, Barcelona 08034, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "calzada@ub.edu; luis.diaz@urv.cat", "Researcher Ids": "Calzada, Joan/R-8242-2018", "ORCIDs": "Calzada, Joan/0000-0002-2976-1677; Diaz-Serrano, Luis/0000-0001-9479-5091", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities [RTI 2018-094733-B-I00, RTI 2018-096155-B-I00, PID 2021-128237OB-I00]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "We thank Halvor Sann?s (Teligen) for his help on this project. Joan Calzada acknowledges financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities (grants RTI 2018-096155-B-I00 and PID 2021-128237OB-I00) . Luis Diaz-Serrano acknowledges financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities (grant RTI 2018-094733-B-I00) .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 113.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102458.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102458", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8L3VW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923713600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Valentín-Sívico, J; Canfield, C; Low, SA; Gollnick, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Valentin-Sivico, Javier; Canfield, Casey; Low, Sarah A.; Gollnick, Christel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Evaluating the impact of broadband access and internet use in a small underserved rural community", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Evaluation; Rural broadband; Wireless; Economic and social benefits; Underserved community", "Keywords Plus": "BUSINESSES; SOCIETY", "Abstract": "Having adequate access to the internet at home enhances quality-of-life for households and facilitates economic and social opportunities. Despite increased investment in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of households in the rural United States still lack adequate access to high-speed internet. In this study, we evaluate a wireless broadband network deployed in Turney, a small, underserved rural community in northwest Missouri. In addition to collecting survey data before and after this internet intervention, we collected pre-treatment and post-treatment survey data from comparison communities to serve as a control group. Due to technical constraints, some of Turney's interested participants could not connect to the network, creating an additional comparison group. These comparisons suggest two primary findings, (1) changes in using the internet for employment, education, and health could not be directly attributed to the internet intervention, and (2) the internet intervention was associated with benefits stemming from the ability to use multiple devices at once. This study has implications for the design of future broadband evaluation studies, particularly those examining underserved rather than unserved communities. Recommendations for identifying appropriate outcome variables, executing recruitment strategies, and selecting the timing of surveys are made.", "Addresses": "[Valentin-Sivico, Javier; Canfield, Casey] Missouri Univ Sci & Technol, Dept Engn Management & Syst Engn, 223 Engn Management,600 W 14th St, Rolla, MO 65409 USA; [Low, Sarah A.] Univ Missouri, Coll Agr Food & Nat Resources, Agr & Appl Econ, 224 Mumford Hall, Columbia, MO 65211 USA; [Gollnick, Christel] JUPER Commun LLC, Trimble, MO 64492 USA; [Low, Sarah A.] Univ Illinois, Agr & Consumer Econ, 326 Mumford Hall,1301W Gregory Dr, Urbana, IL 61801 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Missouri System; Missouri University of Science & Technology; University of Missouri System; University of Missouri Columbia; University of Illinois System; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign", "Reprint Addresses": "Canfield, C (corresponding author), Missouri Univ Sci & Technol, Dept Engn Management & Syst Engn, 223 Engn Management,600 W 14th St, Rolla, MO 65409 USA.", "Email Addresses": "canfieldci@mst.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Canfield, Casey/J-2707-2019", "ORCIDs": "Canfield, Casey/0000-0001-5325-3798", "Funding Orgs": "technology nonprofit US Ignite; National Science Foundation [2044448]; U.S. Department of Education GAANN Fellowship Program [P200A180066]; Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr [2044448] Funding Source: National Science Foundation", "Funding Name Preferred": "technology nonprofit US Ignite; National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); U.S. Department of Education GAANN Fellowship Program(US Department of Education); Division Of Computer and Network Systems; Direct For Computer & Info Scie & Enginr(National Science Foundation (NSF)NSF - Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE))", "Funding Text": "This work is based on a collaborative effort. The team includes Alexander Wyglinski, Shamsnaz V. Bhada, Andrew Aeschliman, Darren Farnan, Joseph R. Murphy, Debra D. Davis, Maya S. Ellis, Dante Uccello, Mariko Endo, Ankit Agarwal, Carlee Quinn, and Tarunjot K. Sethi. In addition, we would like to thank Hannah Roos for assistance generating maps. This work was supported by a grant through the technology nonprofit US Ignite, which provided administrative and cohort facilitation support. The National Science Foundation is funding this work in part under Cooperative Agreement 2044448. This research was also supported by the U.S. Department of Education GAANN Fellowship Program (P200A180066).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 46.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102499.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102499", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8K5KE", "Pubmed Id": 36685614.0, "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000923139700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ford, GS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ford, George S.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Subsidies and substitution: An empirical study of the lifeline program", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING TELEPHONE DEMAND; DECENNIAL CENSUS-DATA; SERVICE; TESTS", "Abstract": "In an effort to expand the use of telecommunications services by low-income Americans, the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline program offers subsidies to qualifying low-income households. In recent years, the program has undergone significant reform to reduce the documented waste, fraud and abuse that accompanies many subsidy programs including Lifeline. The Commission has also questioned the efficiency of the program, if not the need for it, based on the argument that most Lifeline subscribers would obtain service without the subsidy. To quantify the displacement of regular paid accounts for subsidized Lifeline subscriptions, panel data and several empirical methods are used to quantify the relationship between the Lifeline and paid accounts. The analysis reveals no displacement effect, so Lifeline accounts are added to the total count of wireless subscriptions. A separating equilibrium, provided here, may explain these findings.", "Addresses": "[Ford, George S.] Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studie, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ford, GS (corresponding author), Phoenix Ctr Adv Legal & Econ Publ Policy Studie, 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015 USA.", "Email Addresses": "george.ford@phoenix-center.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102075.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102075", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Matteucci, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Matteucci, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Procuring NGA infrastructure: The performance of EMAT auctions in Italy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NGA; Public procurement; EMAT/MEAT; First-price sealed-bid auction; Market competition; Industrial policy", "Keywords Plus": "STATE AID; PROCUREMENT AUCTIONS; PUBLIC PROCUREMENT; POLICY; COMPETITION; DESIGN; CONTRACTS; PRICE", "Abstract": "Italy was a patent laggard in the market roll-out of NGA networks. In 2015, the Italian Government introduced the ultrabroadband strategy, an ambitious policy agenda addressing the NGA market failures. This paper assesses the procurement policy assigning public concessions to build and manage passive infrastructure in NGA white areas: in detail, the techno-economic properties and outcomes of the auctions are analyzed, both theoretically and empirically. Because the applicable procurement law was the EU one, the EMAT scoring rules were mandatory. Relevant findings stand out, which confirm the received wisdom on first-price auctions, and extend it to high-tech sectors, where EMAT remains under-researched. First, the concession auctions unleashed vibrant bidding competition in many white areas, which enabled substantial budget savings. Second, the quality scoring rules provided adequate flexibility to prioritize the procurement of the most innovative and pro-competitive architectures (FTTH/B/P), despite the presence of high uncertainty. Third, the EMAT framework catered for a multidimensional procurement agenda; the latter targeted efficient and innovative procurement, universal service and higher market competition, while accommodating the ambitious industrial policy of the Government. Evidence of a potential trade-off between the plan implementation delay and its innovativeness emerged; such a conflict was eventually exacerbated by the bandwidth shortages generated by the COVID-19 crisis. By providing the very first study on EMAT auctions for broadband, this work stimulates future comparative research on additional EU member States.", "Addresses": "[Matteucci, Nicola] Marche Polytech Univ, DiSES, Ancona, Italy", "Affiliations": "Marche Polytechnic University", "Reprint Addresses": "Matteucci, N (corresponding author), Marche Polytech Univ, DiSES, Ancona, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "n.matteucci@univpm.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "UNIVPM-UBINET project", "Funding Name Preferred": "UNIVPM-UBINET project", "Funding Text": "I am indebted to a few Central and Regional Government functionaries, and company executives, for fruitful discussions. A previous version of this work was presented at the 2019 ITS Regional Conference (Helsinki). I thank their participants for precious comments and suggestions. I am also indebted to two anonymous referees for their useful comments. The remaining errors are mine. Funding from the UNIVPM-UBINET project is greeted.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102074.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102074", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QB6WA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000614279700005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Potluri, SR; Sridhar, V; Rao, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Potluri, Sai Rakshith; Sridhar, V; Rao, Shrisha", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effects of data localization on digital trade: An agent-based modeling approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Data localization; Agent-based model; Cross-border data flow; Data nationalization; Data protection regulation; Iceberg costs; Non-tariff barriers; Gravity model of trade", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION", "Abstract": "Post the Snowden and Cambridge Analytica episodes, concerns have been raised by governments and regulators on protecting consumer data collected and transmitted by various digital firms. Driven by concerns of privacy, national security, surveillance, and cyber terrorism, governments around the world have been erecting barriers in cyberspace through data localization. The extent of data localization varies from free flow of data, to stringent restrictions requiring all data to be stored only within the territorial jurisdiction of the country. Though there are certain legitimate concerns regarding protection of personal data, scholars and liberal economists have long proclaimed that any restrictions on the Internet and associated digital trade will have serious economic consequences. Data localization affects digital trade between consumers and producers of digital services to varying degrees. In this paper, we use agent based modeling to study the properties and behaviours of consumers and producers under varying data localization regimes. An augmented gravity model of trade with iceberg coefficient is incorporated to reflect distancerelated costs between producers and consumers. Varying data localization compliance costs are included to reflect the effect of non-tariff barriers of data restrictions. Our extensive simulations indicate that there is often clustering of consumers around local firms in highly restrictive data localization regimes, thus enabling local firms to effectively compete against global multinationals. However, results also indicate that while free cross-border data flow enables intense competition amongst producers, data localization restrictions often limit consumer choice due to its effect on price and quality of services.", "Addresses": "[Potluri, Sai Rakshith; Sridhar, V; Rao, Shrisha] Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Bangalore, Karnataka, India", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Sridhar, V (corresponding author), Int Inst Informat Technol Bangalore, Bangalore, Karnataka, India.", "Email Addresses": "vsridhar@iiitb.ac.in", "Researcher Ids": "Rao, Shrisha/A-5112-2012; Sridhar, Varadharajan/AAV-6313-2020", "ORCIDs": "Rao, Shrisha/0000-0003-0625-5103; Sridhar, Varadharajan/0000-0002-1038-9908; Potluri, Sai Rakshith/0000-0003-3549-4437", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 23.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 137.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102022.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102022", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ramos, EF; Blind, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ramos, Esmeralda Florez; Blind, Knut", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Data portability effects on data-driven innovation of online platforms: Analyzing Spotify", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Data portability; Online platforms; Artificial intelligence; Data-driven innovation; Digital markets; GDPR", "Keywords Plus": "ESTIMATING SWITCHING COSTS; MOBILE NUMBER PORTABILITY; PROCESS MANAGEMENT; LOCK-IN; COMPETITION; MARKET; EXPLOITATION; EXPLORATION; PERFORMANCE; TELEPHONY", "Abstract": "The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) introduces a new right to data portability, which allows users to move their personal data to other platforms, potentially affecting competition between rival platforms offering similar (homogeneous/substitute) products or services within the European Union. However, it is still unclear what effects this new regulation could have on competition and, consequently, on innovation in digital markets. Therefore, this paper analyzes the effect of data portability driven by competition on the data-driven innovation response of online platforms such as Spotify, Google, and Facebook. We conduct an empirical analysis of Spotify, which is an online platform facing competition within the EU, and perform a comparison between data portability to number portability of the telecommunication sector to predict the future impact of the new regulation. Finally, we compare the observations on Spotify with Facebook and Google, which are companies in winner-takes-all markets. We argue that online platforms like Spotify, which face competition within the EU, will invest in two forms of data-driven innovation due to the effect of data portability. These types are 'exploitation-innovation,' by improving the existing technology, and 'exploration-innovation' by developing new technology. In 'exploitation-innovation,' firms, like Spotify, will increase investments in data-driven innovation to enhance users' engagement and retention to avoid churn. In 'exploration-innovation,' these firms will invest in data-driven innovation to develop new algorithms to include data from customers acquired from their competitors. On the contrary, online platforms, like Facebook or Google, which do not face real competition, will not have a substantial need to invest in data-driven innovation solely due to data portability.", "Addresses": "[Ramos, Esmeralda Florez; Blind, Knut] Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Secr Mar 2-5,Marchstr 23, D-10587 Berlin, Germany; [Blind, Knut] Fraunhofer Inst Syst & Innovat Res, Breslauer Str 48, D-76139 Karlsruhe, Germany", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Berlin; Fraunhofer Gesellschaft", "Reprint Addresses": "Blind, K (corresponding author), Tech Univ Berlin, Chair Innovat Econ, Secr Mar 2-5,Marchstr 23, D-10587 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "esmeralda.florezramos@campus.tu-berlin.de; knut.blind@tu-berlin.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 101.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 77.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102026.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102026", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "NX7VO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000575914100003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Pérez-Amaral, T; Valarezo, A; López, R; Garín-Muñoz, T; Herguera, I", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael; Garin-Munoz, Teresa; Herguera, Inigo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "E-commerce by individuals in Spain using panel data 2008-2016", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "E-commerce; E-commerce digital divide; Individual consumers; ICT-H survey; Individual annual panel data; Logistic regression; Dynamic model; Heckman selection model", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; ADOPTION; AGE", "Abstract": "Digital technologies sometimes create digital divides. One of the remedies for certain divides in Europe is the creation of the Digital Single Market, of which e-commerce is one of the main elements. The focus of this work is e-commerce in Spain. The current study improves on existing international literature by using a large and representative panel data set on individual consumers, with 133,420 observations for the period 2008-2016. Moreover, it uses economic models and employs a variety of panel techniques. This paper measures digital e-commerce divides and their evolution along time. Next, a model that incorporates previously neglected explanatory variables, at the individual level, such as income and digital skills, is formulated. Individual demand models are estimated using panel logistic regression techniques. This allows quantifying the impact of each of the socioeconomic and geographic characteristics on the adoption of the service. Newly incorporated variables are significant as well as age, education, gender and geographical and time variables. The results allow novel regional comparisons. Policy recommendations are derived, suggesting effective and affordable measures targeted at specific socio-demographic groups.", "Addresses": "[Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael; Herguera, Inigo] Inst Complutense Anal Econ, ICAE, Madrid, Spain; [Perez-Amaral, Teodosio; Valarezo, Angel; Lopez, Rafael; Herguera, Inigo] Univ Complutense Madrid, UCM, Madrid, Spain; [Garin-Munoz, Teresa] Univ Nacl Educ Distancia, UNED, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Complutense University of Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Valarezo, A (corresponding author), Inst Complutense Anal Econ, ICAE, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "angel.valarezo.unda@ucm.es", "Researcher Ids": "Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/K-5118-2014; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/AAA-2344-2019; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/AAE-1486-2020", "ORCIDs": "Garín-Muñoz, Teresa/0000-0001-6300-1375; Valarezo-Unda, Angel/0000-0001-8315-8134; LOPEZ, RAFAEL/0000-0002-3320-2253", "Funding Orgs": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain [PRODECON-CM HM S2015/HUM-3491]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain", "Funding Text": "Presented at the ITS European Conference, 2019, Helsinki. Research funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Spain. Project: Finance, Innovation, and Strategies: Economic Analysis of Business Productivity and its Determinants (PRODECON-CM HM S2015/HUM-3491), 2016-2018.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101888.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101888", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chiha, A; Van der Wee, M; Colle, D; Verbrugge, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chiha, Asma; Van der Wee, Marlies; Colle, Didier; Verbrugge, Sofie", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Techno-economic viability of integrating satellite communication in 4G networks to bridge the broadband digital divide", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Techno-economics; Broadband digital divide; Satellite; 4G", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS; ADOPTION", "Abstract": "Bridging the broadband digital divide between urban and rural areas in Europe is one of the main targets of the Digital Agenda for Europe. Though many technological options are proposed in literature, satellite communication has been identified as the only possible solution for the most rural areas, due to its global coverage. However, deploying an end-to-end satellite solution might, in some cases, not be cost-effective. The aim of this study is to give insights into the economic effectiveness of integrating satellite communications into 4G networks in order to connect the most rural areas (also referred to as white areas) in Europe. To this end, this paper proposes a converged solution that combines satellite communication as a backhaul network with 4G as a fronthaul network to bring enhanced broadband connectivity to European rural areas, along with a techno-economic model to analyse the economic viability of this integration. The model is based on a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) model for 5 years, taking into account both capital and operational expenditures, and aims to calculate the TCO as well as the Average Cost Per User (ACPU) for the studied scenarios. We evaluate the suggested model by simulating a hypothetical use case for two scenarios. The first scenario is based on a radio access network connecting to the 4G core network via a satellite link. Results for this scenario show high operational costs. In order to reduce these costs, we propose a second scenario, consisting of caching the popular content on the edge to reduce the traffic carried over the satellite link. This scenario demonstrates a significant operational cost decrease (more than 60%), which also means a significant ACPU decrease. We evaluate the robustness of the results by simulating for a range of population densities, hereby also providing an indication of the economic viability of our proposed solution across a wider range of areas.", "Addresses": "[Chiha, Asma; Van der Wee, Marlies; Colle, Didier; Verbrugge, Sofie] Univ Ghent, IMEC, Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Ghent University; IMEC", "Reprint Addresses": "Chiha, A (corresponding author), Univ Ghent, IMEC, Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "asma.chihaepharbi@ugent.be; marlies.vanderwee@ugent.be; didier.colle@UGent.be; sofie.verbrugge@ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022; asma, chiha/HWQ-3699-2023", "ORCIDs": "asma, chiha/0000-0002-7648-1598", "Funding Orgs": "European Union [761413]; COST-action [CA15127]; H2020 - Industrial Leadership [761413] Funding Source: H2020 - Industrial Leadership", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union(European Union (EU)); COST-action(European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST)); H2020 - Industrial Leadership(European Union (EU)H2020 - Industrial Leadership)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to acknowledge all partners in the SaT5G project. This work was conducted within the framework of the SaT5G project, funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 761413. This work has also partially been supported by the COST-action CA15127 (RECODIS).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101874.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2029.101874", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 17.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531084800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kazekami, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kazekami, Sachiko", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mechanisms to improve labor productivity by performing telework", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telework; Labor productivity; Stress of balancing work and domestic chores; Life satisfaction; Commuting; Interruption at work", "Keywords Plus": "SOFT SKILLS; HARD; IMPACT; WORK", "Abstract": "This study investigates mechanisms underlying the influence of telework on labor productivity in Japan. First, this study finds that appropriate telework hours increase labor productivity, but when telework hours are too long, telework decreases labor productivity. Second, telework increases life satisfaction, and life satisfaction improves labor productivity. However, telework increases the stress of balancing work and domestic chores, contrary to Japanese governmental expectations, and the stress decreases life satisfaction. The stress, fortunately, does not directly reduce labor productivity. Although telework increases happiness and work satisfaction, these factors do not influence labor productivity. Third, this study clarifies that telework is more efficient for improving labor productivity if workers commute more than 1 h or commute by trains or buses that are usually very crowded during rush hours in Japan. Finally, the effect of telework for workers who have a greater number of potential trivial duties is insignificantly larger. Supervisors and colleagues often ask others to perform trivial, extra tasks without regard for schedules. Telework may help workers avoid such trivial duties and increase labor productivity. However, the importance of trivial duties is also demonstrated in this study.", "Addresses": "[Kazekami, Sachiko] Keio Univ, Fac Business & Commerce, Minato Ku, 2-15-45 Mita, Tokyo 1088345, Japan", "Affiliations": "Keio University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kazekami, S (corresponding author), Keio Univ, Fac Business & Commerce, Minato Ku, 2-15-45 Mita, Tokyo 1088345, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "sachikok@fbc.keio.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kazekami, Sachiko/JQI-3539-2023; Alidadi, Mehdi/HJZ-0235-2023", "ORCIDs": "Kazekami, Sachiko/0000-0001-8524-5485; Alidadi, Mehdi/0000-0001-5183-7829", "Funding Orgs": "Keio Gijuku Academic Development Funds; Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS KAKENHI) [19K01721]; Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research [19K01721] Funding Source: KAKEN", "Funding Name Preferred": "Keio Gijuku Academic Development Funds; Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS KAKENHI)(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)); Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT)Japan Society for the Promotion of ScienceGrants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI))", "Funding Text": "The data for this secondary analysis, Japanese Panel Study of Employment Dynamics, Recruit Works Institute, was provided by the Social Science Japan Data Archive, Center for Social Research and Data Archives, Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo. The author is thankful to all affiliated parties. The author is also grateful to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication for providing the Communication Usage Survey. This study is supported by Keio Gijuku Academic Development Funds, for which the author is very grateful. The author is also thankful for the financial support provided by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 19K01721).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 124.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 147.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 183.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101868.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101868", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ozu, A; Kasuga, N; Morikawa, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ozu, Atsushi; Kasuga, Norihiro; Morikawa, Hiroyuki", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Cloud computing and its impact on the Japanese macroeconomy-its oligopolistic market characteristics and social welfare", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "HOUSING-MARKET; COMPETITION", "Abstract": "The cloud computing market is rapidly expanding and changing the nature of ICT across all sectors; cloud computing transforms ICT from a tool dependent upon investment and physical ownership to one that can easily make use of outside resources. On the other hand, cloud computing services are being provided not only for simple data storage, but for many purposes through several different service models, such as SaaS (Software as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service) and IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service). Due to, among other factors, the nature of its network externalities, the market seems to be gradually shifting to a market with oligopolistic characteristics in which the services are provided by a limited number of bigname firms. In this paper, the impact of the shift of the cloud computing market to a market with oligopolistic characteristics on utility-based social welfare is quantitatively estimated and analyzed utilizing DSGE (Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium) model-based simulation. The main objectives of the paper, rather than to ascertain the exact change of utility-based social welfare, are (1) to determine whether there is a (realistic) shifting path of macroeconomic variables in Japan's case, under the shift and (2) to illustrate the dynamic interaction of the macroeconomic variables. Utility-based social welfare is chosen, because for the purpose of evaluating policy measures it would be more suitable than GDP. Also, several kinds of policy measures for the sound development of the cloud computing market that the industry and government can take are discussed in a sense related to a market with oligopolistic characteristics.", "Addresses": "[Ozu, Atsushi; Morikawa, Hiroyuki] Univ Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; [Kasuga, Norihiro] Konan Univ, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan", "Affiliations": "University of Tokyo; Konan University", "Reprint Addresses": "Ozu, A (corresponding author), Univ Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "aozu@alum.mit.edu; nkasuga@konan-u.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "Kasuga, Norihiro/IAP-1849-2023", "ORCIDs": "Kasuga, Norihiro/0000-0002-8648-7205", "Funding Orgs": "Telecommunications Advancement Foundation; [16K03687]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Telecommunications Advancement Foundation(Telecommunications Advancement Foundation);", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Prof. Masatsugu Tsuji, Prof. Federico Etro and attendees at TPRC 44 (2016) and the 14th International Telecommunications Society Asia-Pacific Conference (2017) for their helpful comments and discussion. Also, the authors are grateful for the constructive comments of three anonymous reviewers from Telecommunications Policy. This manuscript is partly based on the study presented at TPRC 44 (2016) and the 14th International Telecommunications Society Asia-Pacific Conference (2017). This research is partially supported by The Telecommunications Advancement Foundation and Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(C) (16K03687).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101852.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101852", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KN9UG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000515192200007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Park, J; Nam, C; Kim, HJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Park, Jiyoun; Nam, Changi; Kim, Hye-jin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the key services and players in the smart car market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "22nd International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference - Beyond the Boundaries - Challenges for Business, Policy and Society", "Conference Date": "JUN 24-27, 2018", "Conference Location": "Seoul, SOUTH KOREA", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart car service; Keystone player; Driving assistance; IoT hub; Infotainment; Analytic hierarchy process", "Keywords Plus": "ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS; PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT; USER RESISTANCE; SYSTEM; DIAGNOSIS; INTERNET; OPPORTUNITIES; INFOTAINMENT; ORIENTATION; CHALLENGES", "Abstract": "The traditional role of cars as a means of transport is now expected to undergo major changes as a result of the emerging smart car industry, whereby connection to the Internet can not only improve traffic safety by enabling self-driving but also entertain passengers. Under these circumstances, it is important to explore the killer services that are expected to be in high demand by consumers and keystone players in the emerging market. This study identifies the promising services from a consumer's perspective using analytic hierarchy process analysis and examines experts' views on which industries and firms, as keystone players, are expected to provide the competitive killer services in the market. The results show that the service that consumers find the most important is driving assistance, followed by infotainment and Internet of Things hubs. Meanwhile, the experts rank the importance of industrial player as in the order of Information Technology device manufacturers, followed by platform providers, automobile manufacturers, and network providers, while at the company level, the rank is in the order of Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor, Naver, and SK Telecom, respectively. These findings show that consumers regard smart cars as futuristic vehicles, yet continue to emphasize their conventional value as a means of transport, while the experts expect that among the various industry players, IT companies are most likely to enable the concept of the smart car to become a reality.", "Addresses": "[Park, Jiyoun; Nam, Changi; Kim, Hye-jin] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro,373-1 Guseong Dong, Daejeon 34141, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, HJ (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, N22,291 Daehak Ro,373-1 Guseong Dong, Daejeon 34141, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hyejinkim@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Hye-jin/F-9089-2013", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Hye-jin/0000-0001-8586-5625", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 122.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101819.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.04.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JU1AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000501410700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tsuji, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tsuji, Masatsugu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Envisioning a new society transformed by ICTs: The post-information society", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Tsuji, Masatsugu] Kobe Int Univ, Fac Econ, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Tsuji, M (corresponding author), Kobe Int Univ, Fac Econ, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101871.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101871", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ali, C; Duemmel, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ali, Christopher; Duemmel, Mark", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The reluctant regulator: The Rural Utilities Service and American broadband policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rural broadband; Rural telecommunications; FCC; USDA; RUS; Internet policy; Media governance; Stakeholder analysis", "Keywords Plus": "MEDIA POLICY; LEGITIMACY", "Abstract": "Drawing on the increasing body of literature on policy stakeholders and the ever-growing acknowledgement that communication policy is crafted by more than just parliamentarians and formal communication regulators this paper examines the role that another set of regulators plays in communication policy: agriculture regulators. Based on a study of the United States Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service (RUS), this paper explores alternative agents of communication policy. More specifically, through document analysis we examine the way in which the Rural Utilities Service has shaped rural broadband policy in the United States over the last three decades. The implications for this research are wide, as it brings another policy actor into the policy making melee, and pushes communication policy scholars to consider the role that non-traditional communication regulators play in the communication policy making process.", "Addresses": "[Ali, Christopher] Univ Virginia, Dept Media Studies, 226 Wilson Hall, Charlottesville, VA 22904 USA; [Duemmel, Mark] Univ Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Virginia; University of Virginia", "Reprint Addresses": "Ali, C (corresponding author), Univ Virginia, Dept Media Studies, 226 Wilson Hall, Charlottesville, VA 22904 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cali@virginia.edu; mtd8fa@virginia.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 43.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 380.0, "End Page": 392.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Eckebrecht, FR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Eckebrecht, Felicitas R.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Fueling investments - The effect of the Agreement on Basic Telecommunications", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "International law; Telecommunications; WTO", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "As international agreements come under fire from current politics, it becomes ever more important to investigate the effect of such agreements. The telecommunication sector is of special interest due to its growing importance in the digital age. International law came into play in 1998 when the Agreement on Basic Telecommunications (BTA) entered into force. It demanded far-reaching liberalization reforms and was signed and ratified by 66 countries. A difference-in-differences estimator is used to analyze if the treaty had an impact on investments in telecommunications. The analysis reveals that investments in telecommunications became significantly higher in signatory countries than in non-signatory countries after the treaty took effect.", "Addresses": "[Eckebrecht, Felicitas R.] Univ Hamburg, Grad Sch Law & Econ, Von Melle Pk 5, D-20146 Hamburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "University of Hamburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Eckebrecht, FR (corresponding author), Univ Hamburg, Grad Sch Law & Econ, Von Melle Pk 5, D-20146 Hamburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "Felicitas.Eckebrecht@ile-graduateschool.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)", "Funding Name Preferred": "Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)(German Research Foundation (DFG))", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by a scholarship of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 41.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 361.0, "End Page": 379.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HX6MD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000467516800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Groselj, D; Reisdorf, BC; Petrovcic, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Groselj, Darja; Reisdorf, Bianca C.; Petrovcic, Andraz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Obtaining indirect internet access: An examination how reasons for internet non-use relate to proxy internet use", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Proxy internet use; Internet non-use; Digital inclusion; Reasons for internet non-use; Indirect internet access; Digital skills", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INEQUALITIES; ONLINE; TECHNOLOGY; BRITAIN; GENDER; LINKS", "Abstract": "Internet non-use is increasingly concentrated in vulnerable groups of people, especially among ageing populations and those with low socio-economic status. As participation in society becomes largely dependent on use of internet-enabled technologies, internet non-users may seek alternative ways of using the internet. Proxy Internet use (PIU), where interne non-users ask internet users to perform online activities on their behalf, is a strategy for obtaining (indirect) internet access. This study examines factors for engagement in PIU, focusing specifically on how non-users' reasons for disengagement relate to their engagement in PIU. The results from multivariate analyses of survey data from a nation-wide representative sample show that 47% of internet non-users in Slovenia who report having someone available for PIU in fact engage in PIU. In analysing four types of reasons for internet non-use those related to interest, access, costs and skills the results show that access issues are negatively related to engagement in PIU. Conversely, reasons related to skills issues are positively related to engagement in PIU. Considering that access to online services through PIU offers an important degree of digital inclusion, the results of this study have important policy implications. Policy initiatives tackling digital inequalities should be sensible to access and skills issues resulting in disengagement. For example, policies directed at providing and maintaining internet access at a household level may result in non-users' increased opportunities for PIU. In contrast, skills policies should be directed at creating opportunities for informal and person-centred learning of digital skills, considering that non-users who are more aware of their deficiency in skills might be more aware of online opportunities.", "Addresses": "[Groselj, Darja; Petrovcic, Andraz] Univ Ljubljana, Fac Social Sci, Kardeljeva Ploscad 5, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia; [Reisdorf, Bianca C.] Univ North Carolina Charlotte, Dept Commun Studies, 9201 Univ City Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28223 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Ljubljana; University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Charlotte", "Reprint Addresses": "Groselj, D (corresponding author), Univ Ljubljana, Fac Social Sci, Kardeljeva Ploscad 5, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia.", "Email Addresses": "darja.groselj@fdv.uni-lj.si; bianca.reisdorf@uncc.edu; andraz.petrovcic@fdv.uni-lj.si", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Groselj, Darja/0000-0002-4521-7233; Petrovcic, Andraz/0000-0002-6401-524X", "Funding Orgs": "Slovenian Research Agency [Z5-8234, P5-0399]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Slovenian Research Agency(Slovenian Research Agency - Slovenia)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Slovenian Research Agency [Grant Nos. Z5-8234, P5-0399].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 213.0, "End Page": 224.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ju, JR; Liu, LN; Feng, YQ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ju, Jingrui; Liu, Luning; Feng, Yuqiang", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Citizen-centered big data analysis-driven governance intelligence framework for smart cities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Citizen-centered big data; Governance intelligence; Smart cities; Data-analysis algorithm; Data merging; Citizen profile; Citizen persona; Ontology model", "Keywords Plus": "BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE; GOVERNMENT; INTERNET; INFORMATION; INNOVATION; ANALYTICS; SERVICES; PERSONAS; DESIGN; CITY", "Abstract": "Sensors and systems within rapidly expanding smart cities produce citizen-centered big data which have potential value to support citizen-centered urban governance decision-making. There exists a wealth of extant conceptual studies, however, further operational studies are needed to establish a specific path towards implementation of such data to governance decision-making with analytical algorithms that are appropriate for each step of the path. This paper proposes a framework for the use of citizen-centered big data analysis to drive governance intelligence in smart cities from two perspectives: urban governance issues and data-analysis algorithms. The framework consists of three layers: 1) A data-merging layer, which builds a citizen-centered panoramic data set for each citizen by merging citizen-related big data from multiple sources in collaborative urban governance via similarity calculation and conflict resolution; 2) a knowledge discovery layer, which plots the citizen profile and citizen persona at both individual and group levels in terms of urban public service delivery and citizen participation via simple statistical analysis techniques, machine learning, and econometrics methods; and 3) a decision-making layer, which uses ontology models to standardize urban governance-related attributes, personas, and associations to support governance decision-making via data mining and Bayesian Net techniques. Finally, the proposed framework is validated in a case study on blood donation governance in China. This research highlights the value of citizen-centered big data, pushes data-to-decision research from conceptual to operational, synthesizes previously published frameworks for citizen-centered big data analysis in smart cities, and enhances the mutual supplement cross multiple disciplinaries.", "Addresses": "[Ju, Jingrui; Liu, Luning; Feng, Yuqiang] Harbin Inst Technol, Sch Management, 13 Fayuan St, Harbin 150001, Heilongjiang, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Harbin Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Liu, LN (corresponding author), Harbin Inst Technol, Sch Management, 13 Fayuan St, Harbin 150001, Heilongjiang, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "liuluning@hit.edu.cn", "Researcher Ids": "ju, jinrui/JFJ-7255-2023", "ORCIDs": "Liu, Luning/0000-0002-5539-5623", "Funding Orgs": "National Natural Science Foundation of China [91646105, 71201039, 71429001, 71472053]; Ph.D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China [20132302110017]; Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China [2014M550198, 2015T80363]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Natural Science Foundation of China(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); Ph.D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China(Ministry of Education, China); Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China(China Postdoctoral Science Foundation)", "Funding Text": "This research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China [91646105, 71201039, 71429001, 71472053]; the Ph.D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China [20132302110017]; the Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China [2014M550198, 2015T80363].", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 54.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 59.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 20.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 231.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 881.0, "End Page": 896.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.01.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Okyere, DK; Poku-Boansi, M; Adarkwa, KK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Okyere, Dennis Kwadwo; Poku-Boansi, Michael; Adarkwa, Kwasi Kwafo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Connecting the dots: The nexus between transport and telecommunication in Ghana", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Transport; Telecommunication; Ghana; Developing countries; Smart cities", "Keywords Plus": "ROUTE-CHOICE; TRAVEL; COUNTRIES", "Abstract": "This paper examines the relationship between transport and telecommunication in developing countries within the broader concept of Smart Cities. Using Ghana as a case study, and drawing mainly on secondary data and few institutional surveys, the paper establishes that telegraph and telephone facilities, as well as new fiber optic networks are heavily dependent on rights-of-way of roads and railways in Ghana, as was observed in the advanced countries. In addition, the paper observed that at the macro level, the nature of the relationship between telecommunication and transport tends to support the complementary role of telecommunication rather than a substitution role. The paper concludes by recommending further studies at the micro level to untie the dilemma in the nexus between telecommunication and transport to inform public policy.", "Addresses": "[Okyere, Dennis Kwadwo] Univ Texas Dallas, Sch Econ Polit & Policy Sci, Dept Publ Policy & Polit Econ, 800W Campbell Rd, Richardson, TX 75080 USA; [Poku-Boansi, Michael] Kwame Nkrumah Univ Sci & Technol, Fac Built Environm, Dept Planning, Kumasi, Ghana; [Adarkwa, Kwasi Kwafo] Kwame Nkrumah Univ Sci & Technol, Fac Built Environm, Kumasi, Ghana", "Affiliations": "University of Texas System; University of Texas Dallas; Kwame Nkrumah University Science & Technology; Kwame Nkrumah University Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Okyere, DK (corresponding author), Univ Texas Dallas, Sch Econ Polit & Policy Sci, Dept Publ Policy & Polit Econ, 800W Campbell Rd, Richardson, TX 75080 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Dennis.Okyere@utdallas.edu; mpoku-boansi.cap@knust.edu.gh; kwasiadarkwa@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "Poku-Boansi, Michael/AGZ-8640-2022", "ORCIDs": "Poku-Boansi, Michael/0000-0003-4929-0961", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 836.0, "End Page": 844.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Barman, H; Dutta, MK; Nath, HK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Barman, Hemanta; Dutta, Mrinal Kanti; Nath, Hiranya K.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The telecommunications divide among Indian states", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "PRICE-INDEX CONVERGENCE; ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; MOBILE TELEPHONY; PANEL-DATA; GROWTH EVIDENCE; DIFFUSION; SERVICES; PHONES; EXTERNALITIES; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "Using data for 16 major states in India from 2001 to 2015, this paper examines the patterns, distribution dynamics, and the drivers of telecommunications (telecom) services across different states. We apply both parametric and nonparametric econometric techniques to study the distribution dynamics of telecom services across the states. Further, we employ the generalised method of moment (GMM) to examine the determinants of telecommunications services in India. Our results indicate that the interstate gap in telecommunications services has been declining over time and there is a tendency for convergence in teledensity towards the national average. The regression analysis suggests that per capita income and network externality are significant determinants of teledensity across states in India. Furthermore, literacy rate and relative size of the service sector are independently significant predictors of teledensity. If we consider rural and urban areas separately, there are some important differences. For example, while the interstate gaps in telecom services in rural areas seem to have declined, there is little evidence of such a tendency in urban areas. However, the regression results with respect to the importance of per capita income and network externality for telecom services are robust to the rural-urban divide and to the inclusion of additional explanatory variables. The findings of this study have important policy implications.", "Addresses": "[Barman, Hemanta] Indian Inst Informat Technol Bhagalpur, Dept Humanities & Social Sci, Bhagalpur 813210, Bihar, India; [Dutta, Mrinal Kanti] Indian Inst Technol Guwahati, Dept Humanities & Social Sci, Gauhati 781039, Assam, India; [Nath, Hiranya K.] Sam Houston State Univ, Dept Econ & Int Business, Huntsville, TX 77341 USA", "Affiliations": "Indian Institute of Technology System (IIT System); Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Guwahati; Texas State University System; Sam Houston State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Barman, H (corresponding author), Indian Inst Informat Technol Bhagalpur, Dept Humanities & Social Sci, Bhagalpur 813210, Bihar, India.", "Email Addresses": "hemanta.hb@gmail.com; mkdutta@iitg.ernet.in; eco_hkn@shsu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Nath, Hiranya/X-8216-2019", "ORCIDs": "Nath, Hiranya/0000-0002-7150-739X; Barman, Hemanta/0000-0003-2305-5031", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 530.0, "End Page": 551.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 22.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Network neutrality: From policy to law to regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nicholls, Rob] UNSW Business Sch, Sch Taxat & Business Law, Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), UNSW Business Sch, Sch Taxat & Business Law, Sydney, NSW, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "r.nicholls@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 8.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 184.0, "End Page": 185.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.09.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Chung, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Chung, Hyuk", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT investment-specific technological change and productivity growth in Korea: Comparison of 1996-2005 and 2006-2015", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Investment-specific technological change; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "FIRM-LEVEL EVIDENCE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; UNITED-KINGDOM; ECONOMY; PARADOX; LABOR", "Abstract": "This paper analyses the impact of information and communications technology (ICT) on the productivity growth in Korea with the dynamic general equilibrium (DGE) model including investment-specific technological change. According to the balanced growth path analysis, ICT investment-specific technological change accounts for 18.8% to labor productivity growth in 1995-2005, then 14.3% in 2006-2015, and the decline in the rate of ICT investment-specific technological change has contributed to the slow productivity growth since the mid-2000s. In cyclical fluctuations, ICT investment-specific technological shocks were significant in output variance in 1996-2005, but neutral technological shocks and non-ICT investment specific shocks became dominant in 2006-2015. In sum, it can be concluded that the impacts of ICT investment specific technology have diminished in the growth path and cyclical fluctuations. The result that increased (decreased) ICT investment intensity with faster (slower) ICT investment-specific technological change lead to higher (lower) productivity growth indicates that Korea has been a case against the productivity paradox, and sustained technological progress in ICT and expansion of ICT usage could have boosted the productivity growth. Therefore, this study implies that facilitating ICT progress and ICT usage outside of the already well-performing ICT manufacturing can help Korean economy raise the productivity growth rate.", "Addresses": "[Chung, Hyuk] Korea Informat Soc Dev Inst, 18 Jeongtong Ro, Jincheon Gun 27872, Clumgcheongbuk, South Korea", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Chung, H (corresponding author), Korea Informat Soc Dev Inst, 18 Jeongtong Ro, Jincheon Gun 27872, Clumgcheongbuk, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hchung@kisdi.re.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Chung, Hyuk/IWD-9052-2023", "ORCIDs": "Chung, Hyuk/0000-0002-5605-0504", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 31.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 31.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 30.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 78.0, "End Page": 90.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Goetzendorff, A; Bichler, M; Goeree, JK", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Goetzendorff, Andor; Bichler, Martin; Goeree, Jacob K.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Synergistic valuations and efficiency in spectrum auctions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Market design; Spectrum auctions; Combinatorial auctions; Simulation experiments", "Keywords Plus": "SIMULTANEOUS ASCENDING AUCTION; COMBINATORIAL CLOCK AUCTIONS; DESIGN", "Abstract": "In spectrum auctions, bidders typically have synergistic values for combinations of licenses. This has been the key argument for the use of combinatorial auctions in the recent years. Considering synergistic valuations turns the allocation problem into a computationally hard optimization problem that generally cannot be approximated to a constant factor in polynomial time. Ascending auction designs such as the Simultaneous Multiple Round Auction (SMRA) and the single-stage or two-stage Combinatorial Clock Auction (CCA) can be seen as simple heuristic algorithms to solve this problem. Such heuristics do not necessarily compute the optimal solution, even if bidders are truthful. We study the average efficiency loss that can be attributed to the simplicity of the auction algorithm with different levels of synergies. Our simulations are based on realistic instances of bidder valuations we inferred from bid data from the 2014 Canadian 700 MHz auction. The goal of the paper is not to reproduce the results of the Canadian auction but rather to perform out-of-sample counterfactuals comparing SMRA and CCA under different synergy conditions when bidders maximize payoff in each round. With linear synergies, a bidder's marginal value for a license grows linearly with the total number of licenses won, while with the extreme national synergies, this marginal value is independent of the number of licenses won unless the bidder wins all licenses in a national package. We find that with the extreme national synergy model, the CCA is indeed more efficient than SMRA. However, for the more realistic case of linear synergies, SMRA outperforms various versions of CCA that have been implemented in the field including the one used in the Canadian 700 MHz auction. Overall, the efficiency loss of all ascending auction algorithms is small even with high synergies, which is remarkable given the simplicity of the algorithms.", "Addresses": "[Goetzendorff, Andor; Bichler, Martin] Tech Univ Munich, Dept Informat, Boltzmannstr 3, D-85748 Garching, Germany; [Goeree, Jacob K.] Univ New South Wales, Dept Econ, Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Affiliations": "Technical University of Munich; University of New South Wales Sydney", "Reprint Addresses": "Bichler, M (corresponding author), Tech Univ Munich, Dept Informat, Boltzmannstr 3, D-85748 Garching, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "goetzend@in.tum.de; bichler@in.tum.de; goeree@unsw.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Goeree, Jacob/KIA-6013-2024", "ORCIDs": "Goeree, Jacob/0000-0001-9876-3425", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 91.0, "End Page": 105.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.08.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frias, Z; Gonzalez-Valderrama, C; Martínez, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frias, Zoraida; Gonzalez-Valderrama, Carlos; Perez Martinez, Jorge", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessment of spectrum value: The case of a second digital dividend in Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum value; Second digital dividend; LTE techno economic analysis; Opportunity cost of spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "OPPORTUNITY COST", "Abstract": "This work assesses the perceived value of 700 MHz according to the impact that this spectrum could have in decreasing rollout costs. 700 MHz spectrum, recently allocated to mobile network operators (MNOs), could help increase coverage in rural area, as well as aid capacity-constrained networks. In both cases, the use of this spectrum could reduce the rollout costs of a Radio Access Network (RAN) based on Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology. The perceived value of 700 MHz is presented in this article as the difference in the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of deploying the network with and without this spectrum. However, the rollout costs can differ greatly among MNOs if they previously hold different spectrum portfolios that may or may not include sub-1 GHz frequencies. The results of this study reveal that an MNO not holding the additional 2x10 MHz at 800 MHz, would perceive 62% more value of 2x10 MHz at 700 MHz, than an MNO that does hold 2x10 MHz at 800 MHz. In addition, the value of this spectrum comes largely from urban areas, where networks are strongly capacity-constrained. This leads to the conclusion that under current demand forecasts, low-frequency spectrum starts being more valuable for simply being spectrum, rather than for being low frequency. Indeed, the results prove that adding spectrum with similar propagation characteristics to a coverage-constrained network is of no value.", "Addresses": "[Frias, Zoraida; Gonzalez-Valderrama, Carlos; Perez Martinez, Jorge] Univ Politecn Madrid, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Frias, Z (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Education through FPU", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Education through FPU", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank Edward Oughton for reviewing the paper. Zoraida Frias would like to thank the Spanish Ministry of Education for its support through the FPU fellowship program .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 518.0, "End Page": 532.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EZ4PW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000404696000016", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Singh, JP; Flyverbom, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Singh, J. P.; Flyverbom, Mikkel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Representing participation in ICT4D projects", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT4D; Participatory development; Development discourse; Developing world; Information infrastructure", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATION", "Abstract": "How do the discourses of participation inform deployment of information and communication technologies for development (ICT4D)? Discourses here mean narratives that assign roles to actors, and specify causes and outcomes for events. Based on the theory and practice of international development we identify two dimensions to participation and ICT4D: whether participation 1) is hierarchical/top-down or agent-driven/bottom-up, and 2) involves conflict or cooperation. Based on these dimensions we articulate four ideal types of discourse that permeate ICT and development efforts: stakeholder-based discourses that emphasize consensus, networked efforts among actors collaborating in network arrangements, mobilization discourses that account for contestation over meanings of participation, and oppositional discourses from 'grassroots' actors that also include conflict. We conclude that ICT4D efforts, depending on the context of their implementation, are permeated by multiple discourses about participation. Our four ideal types of participation discourses are, therefore, useful starting points to discuss the intricate dynamics of participation in ICT4D projects. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Singh, J. P.] George Mason Univ, Global Affairs & Cultural Studies, 4400 Univ Dr,MSN 6B4, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA; [Flyverbom, Mikkel] Copenhagen Business Sch, Porcelaenshaven 18A, DK-2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark", "Affiliations": "George Mason University; Copenhagen Business School", "Reprint Addresses": "Singh, JP (corresponding author), George Mason Univ, Global Affairs & Cultural Studies, 4400 Univ Dr,MSN 6B4, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jsingh19@gmu.edu; mfl.ikl@cbs.dk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Flyverbom, Mikkel/0000-0001-9465-6219", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 19.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 692.0, "End Page": 703.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Koutroumpis, P; Leiponen, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis; Leiponen, Aija", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Crowdsourcing mobile coverage", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile networks; Technology adoption; Digital divide; Coverage; Poverty", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; PHONES", "Abstract": "Mobile coverage affects social and economic communication and performance. Looking at the determinants of mobile network coverage helps highlight both operators' strategies and individual users' decisions. Subscribers often install small wireless antennas called femto-cells within buildings with poor signal. The location and density of these antennas provides information for areas with significant demand but poor coverage-areas where coverage is effectively crowdsourced. In contrast to the development of fixed-line networks, average income, population, geography, and education are the main drivers of both telecom and femto-cell based mobile coverage. Low-income regions are found to receive almost 15% less coverage compared to their affluent counterparts and have two fewer telecom base stations installed for equal distributions of (potential) subscribers. Base stations tend to be at least three times further from lower-income subscribers. Within poorly-covered areas, wealthier households are able to compensate by investing in femto-cells, but poorer households are often excluded from communication networks and the internet. The results of this research has implications for information policy. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Koutroumpis, Pantelis; Leiponen, Aija] Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London SW7 2AZ, England; [Leiponen, Aija] Cornell Univ, Dyson Sch Appl Econ & Management, Ithaca, NY 14853 USA", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London; Cornell University", "Reprint Addresses": "Koutroumpis, P (corresponding author), Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London SW7 2AZ, England.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "Leiponen, Aija/K-9920-2019", "ORCIDs": "Koutroumpis, Pantelis/0000-0002-2398-0027", "Funding Orgs": "Digital Cities Exchange (EPSRC) [EP/I038837/1]; Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council [EP/K039504/1, EP/I038837/1, EP/N023242/1] Funding Source: researchfish; EPSRC [EP/K039504/1, EP/N023242/1, EP/I038837/1] Funding Source: UKRI", "Funding Name Preferred": "Digital Cities Exchange (EPSRC)(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)); Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)); EPSRC(UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC))", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to thank Tim Simcoe, Tim Bresnahan, Pai Ling Yin, Chris Forman, Chrysanthi Avgerou, Tommaso Valletti, Christos Genakos and conference participants at the 3rd ICT conference Munich 2013, for extremely valuable suggestions. The authors wish to thank Berthold K.B. Horn (MIT) and Brendan Gill (OpenSignal) for data provision and valuable support throughout this project. The authors are grateful for financial assistance from the Digital Cities Exchange (EPSRC Grant No. EP/I038837/1).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 15.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 532.0, "End Page": 544.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kuchinke, BA; Vidal, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kuchinke, Bjoern A.; Vidal, Miguel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exclusionary strategies and the rise of winner-takes-it-all markets on the Internet", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Industrial organization; New markets; Market entry; Strategic investment; First-mover advantage; Digital economy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The success of late entrants in many digital markets suggests network and lock-in effects, albeit important market forces in most digital markets, do not confer sustainable first mover advantages. In our analysis we suggest exclusionary practices may play a major role explaining the rise of winner-takes-it-all markets on the Internet. The entry deterrence literature has extensively analyzed incumbents' strategic moves in order to make market entry unprofitable or, at least, to minimize the harm that entry causes. In our paper we propose a richer theoretical framework allowing both the incumbent as well as a new entrant to carry out strategic investments. Those allow the incumbent to deter market entry, but also the new entrant to squeeze the incumbent out of the market. We find that competitive advantage and strategic interaction determine a winner-takes-it all or a duopoly market outcome. If neither player enjoys a clear-cut cost or demand advantage, a duopoly market outcome will emerge. However, for both incumbent and new entrant there is a strong incentive to complement a possible competitive advantage with exclusionary practices in order to monopolize a market and increase profits. This result suggests winner-takes-it-all market results on the Internet may result from exclusionary practices, nourishing antitrust concerns with today's major Internet players' market dominance. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Vidal, Miguel] Univ Weimar, Fak Med, Medienokon, Albrecht Durer Str 2, D-99425 Weimar, Germany; Deutsch Telekom AG, Friedrich Ebert Allee 140, D-53113 Bonn, Germany", "Affiliations": "Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar; Deutsche Telekom AG", "Reprint Addresses": "Vidal, M (corresponding author), Univ Weimar, Fak Med, Medienokon, Albrecht Durer Str 2, D-99425 Weimar, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "bjoern.kuchinke@uni-weimar.de; miguel.vidal@telekom.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 582.0, "End Page": 592.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.02.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dube, S; Dube, M; Turan, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dube, S.; Dube, M.; Turan, A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information technology in Turkey: Creating high-skill jobs along with more unemployed highly-educated workers?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Youth unemployment; Female unemployment; Unemployment rate; Educational status; ICT", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ICT", "Abstract": "We measure the impact of the growth in ICT sector in Turkey on unemployment, rates using domestic IT production and total ICT market-size based variables as proxies, from 1990 to 2013, and the sub-period 2000-2013 of rapid ICT growth. Results show that changes in youth and female unemployment rates are correlated positively with growth of domestic IT production. Within educational subcategories, the correlation is positive and significant especially for youth females at lower educational levels; and negative at the vocational high school level, especially for youth male. At the same time the growth in number of individuals employed as well as workforce size are correlated positively with growth in domestic IT production for male youth at the university level, and negatively at the vocational high school level for females. The youth workforce composition changes significantly during the period of our study. Data suggests that growth in domestic IT production is correlated with more youth undertaking university education and that although additional jobs are created, especially for males, the number of unemployed youth with university degrees also increases. We examine these results in the context of Turkish educational policy changes and discuss the need for coordinating these with policies promoting ICT. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Dube, S.; Dube, M.; Turan, A.] Yeditepe Univ, Sch Commerce, Istanbul, Turkey", "Affiliations": "Yeditepe University", "Reprint Addresses": "Dube, S (corresponding author), Yeditepe Univ, Sch Commerce, Istanbul, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "semadube@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Dube, Sema/0000-0003-2092-7308; Dube, Manu/0000-0002-3404-3813", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 24.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 811.0, "End Page": 829.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mendonça, S; Crespo, N; Simoes, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mendonca, Sandro; Crespo, Nuno; Simoes, Nadia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Inequality in the network society: An integrated approach to ICT access, basic skills, and complex capabilities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT use; Inequality; Access; Skills; Composite index; Portugal", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; INNOVATION; MOBILE", "Abstract": "This paper seeks to apply a new approach to the study of informational inequality, that is, the phenomenon of ICT-related inequality in the transition to the so-called network society. We propose a composite measure of digital inclusion/exclusion which combines three sub-indexes, each integrating a number of variables into a single indicator. This framework covers access (to ICT devices and technological connectivity), basic skills (individual know-how for elementary uses), and complex capabilities (higher-level ability for creative engagement and ICT-mediated interaction). On the basis of a composite measure ranging from 0 to 100 we provide quantitative assessments of informational inequality levels amongst individuals and by employing an ordered probit model we are able to identify its key determinants. We explore a large and rather under-exploited nationally representative dataset - the official large-scale survey of information and knowledge society, a Eurostat standardised data collection instrument. In Portugal this is implemented by the Portuguese National Statistics Office, which for 2011 reached a sample of 7175 respondents. Results show a high level of inequality, especially in terms of ability for basic as well as complex ICT utilisation. This particular inequality configuration seems to be mostly explained by age, education, employment situation, household type, and income distribution. Methodological approaches such as ours, which may be extended to other national cases, can be considered as an increasingly appropriate way to address the need for a new generation of equality-friendly ICT policies that go beyond the early notions of digital divide focusing on the availability of ICT tools (to have or to not have resources) and start addressing individual and interactive uses (emerging behavioural developments). (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mendonca, Sandro; Crespo, Nuno; Simoes, Nadia] Inst Univ Lisboa, ISCTE, Sch Business, Dept Econ,UNIDE,Business Res Unit, P-1649026 Lisbon, Portugal; [Mendonca, Sandro] Univ Sussex, SPRU, Brighton BN1 9RH, E Sussex, England; [Mendonca, Sandro] Univ Lisbon, ISEG, UECE, Obercom Observ Comunicacao, P-1699 Lisbon, Portugal", "Affiliations": "Instituto Universitario de Lisboa; University of Sussex; Universidade de Lisboa", "Reprint Addresses": "Crespo, N (corresponding author), Inst Univ Lisboa, ISCTE, Sch Business, Dept Econ,UNIDE,Business Res Unit, Av Forcas Armadas, P-1649026 Lisbon, Portugal.", "Email Addresses": "sfm@iscte.pt; nuno.crespo@iscte.pt; nadia.simoes@iscte.pt", "Researcher Ids": "Crespo, Nuno/AAG-9679-2019; Simoes, Nadia/AAG-1389-2020", "ORCIDs": "Crespo, Nuno/0000-0002-6546-6325; Simoes, Nadia/0000-0002-4334-4482; Mendonca, Sandro/0000-0001-7276-9626", "Funding Orgs": "Fundacao para a Ciencia e para a Tecnologia [PEst-OE/EGE/UI0315/2011]; Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia [PEst-OE/EGE/UI0315/2011] Funding Source: FCT", "Funding Name Preferred": "Fundacao para a Ciencia e para a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT)); Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia(Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (FCT))", "Funding Text": "The authors are grateful to the Portuguese National Statistics Office (INE) for kindly providing us with the survey data and to the Fundacao para a Ciencia e para a Tecnologia (PEst-OE/EGE/UI0315/2011) for financial support. Comments by three anonymous referees were very helpful. The usual disclaimer applies.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 78.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 27.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 70.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 192.0, "End Page": 207.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Polykalas, SE; Prezerakos, GN", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Polykalas, Spyros E.; Prezerakos, George N.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring the impact of market competition analysis process in EU's electronic communications sector: Catalyst or impediment towards market competition?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Electronic communications; EU regulatory framework; Market analysis; Competition; Remedies; Regulation", "Keywords Plus": "DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "It has been a few years since the European Commission introduced the Common Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications according to which all Member States are required to conduct market analysis in the relevant electronic communication markets and apply appropriate ex ante regulatory obligations in the case where competition was not at a satisfactory level. One of the main motivations behind the Commission's introduction of the Framework was the promotion of competition in electronic communications sector in regard to the welfare of EU citizens and the creation of a common market for electronic communications. Notwithstanding the fact that the telecommunications market has opened and new operators with new service offerings have emerged, a lot of criticism has been voiced regarding the Framework's effectiveness on several fronts (e.g. infrastructure based competition, wholesale/retail costs, uniform market structure across Europe). The paper takes another look at the implementation of the current Regulatory Framework and the ex ante remedies imposed across Member States. The implementation of the Framework is related to the evolution and competition of the fixed narrowband, fixed broadband and mobile group of markets, using indicators for an empirical discussion of the market analysis process in the EU. It uses data derived mainly from the European Commission itself and calculates indices that paint a, clearer picture with respect to the evolution and competition in the above group of markets. Based on this process, the paper provides very strong indications that the current Regulatory Framework and in particular the market analysis process promotes competition both at wholesale and retail level. Finally, the paper suggests that the decision to remove market 15 from the list of markets susceptible for ex ante regulation should be revisited. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Polykalas, Spyros E.] Technol Educ Inst Ionian Isl, Dept Digital Media & Commun, Argostoli 28100, Kefalonia, Greece; [Prezerakos, George N.] Technol Educ Inst Piraeus, Dept Elect Comp Syst, Athens 12244, Greece", "Affiliations": "University of West Attica", "Reprint Addresses": "Polykalas, SE (corresponding author), Technol Educ Inst Ionian Isl, Dept Digital Media & Commun, Ant Tritsi Ave, Argostoli 28100, Kefalonia, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "s.polykalas@teiion.gr; prezerak@teipir.gr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 15.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 241.0, "End Page": 252.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.08.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Neokosmidis, I; Avaritsiotis, N; Ventoura, Z; Varoutas, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Neokosmidis, Ioannis; Avaritsiotis, Nikolaos; Ventoura, Zoe; Varoutas, Dimitris", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Assessment of the gap and (non-)Internet users evolution based on population biology dynamics", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Artificial bee colony; Divide; Ecological evolution; Forecasting; Internet; Policy; Population dynamics; Swarm optimization; Users", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET DIFFUSION; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; COMPETITION ANALYSIS; ICT DIFFUSION; MODEL; MARKET; COMPUTER; ADOPTION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "The evolution of Internet and non-Internet users as well as the dynamics of their divide is studied using population biology concepts. Users' evolution and future trends are estimated by applying Lotka-Volterra model. The parameters of the proposed model are determined by both an analytical and a simulation method. The presented model is applied to two cases; Greece and Lithuania. The accuracy of the obtained results is confirmed through actual data. Internet users are constantly increasing while they outperform non-users in the last years. It is confirmed that the maximum growth rate of Internet users in both countries coincides to periods with effective regulation, broadband promotion, provision of bundle products and alternative operators' investments. Model's estimation and forecasting ability can be used as a valuable tool for decision and policy makers. Several policy guidelines are provided helping to achieve higher penetration levels. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Neokosmidis, Ioannis] INCITES Consulting SARL, L-8008 Strassen, Luxembourg; [Neokosmidis, Ioannis; Avaritsiotis, Nikolaos; Varoutas, Dimitris] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, GR-15784 Athens, Greece; [Ventoura, Zoe] Athens Univ Econ & Business, Dept Business Adm, Athens 10434, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens; Athens University of Economics & Business", "Reprint Addresses": "Neokosmidis, I (corresponding author), INCITES Consulting SARL, 130 Route Arlon, L-8008 Strassen, Luxembourg.", "Email Addresses": "i.neokosmidis@incites.eu; nickava@di.uoa.gr; ventura@aueb.gr; D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 110.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 9.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 14.0, "End Page": 37.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CE7UT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000352048000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shahiduzzaman, M; Alam, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shahiduzzaman, Md; Alam, Khorshed", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The long-run impact of Information and Communication Technology on economic output: The case of Australia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information and communication technologies; Economic growth; Cointegration; Causality", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT; TIME-SERIES; UNIT-ROOT; ENERGY-CONSUMPTION; GROWTH; COINTEGRATION; PRODUCTIVITY; AGGREGATE; LEVEL; CAUSALITY", "Abstract": "This paper investigates the cointegration and causal relationships between Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and economic output in Australia using data for about five decades. The framework used in this paper is the single-sector aggregate production function, which is the first comprehensive approach of this kind to include ICT and non-ICT capital and other factors to examine long-run Granger causality. The empirical evidence points to a cointegration relationship between ICT capital and output, and implies that ICT capital Granger causes economic output and multifactor productivity, as does non-ICT capital. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shahiduzzaman, Md] Univ So Queensland, Australian Digital Futures Inst, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia; [Shahiduzzaman, Md] Univ So Queensland, Australian Ctr Sustainable Business & Dev, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia; [Alam, Khorshed] Univ So Queensland, Fac Business & Law, Australian Ctr Sustainable Business & Dev, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Southern Queensland; University of Southern Queensland; University of Southern Queensland", "Reprint Addresses": "Shahiduzzaman, M (corresponding author), Univ So Queensland, Australian Digital Futures Inst, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "MD.Shahiduzzaman@usq.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Shahiduzzaman, Md/JHT-6464-2023", "ORCIDs": "Alam, Khorshed/0000-0003-2232-0745; Shahididuzzaman, md/0000-0001-5843-351X", "Funding Orgs": "Australian Government's Collaborative Research Networks program", "Funding Name Preferred": "Australian Government's Collaborative Research Networks program(Australian GovernmentDepartment of Industry, Innovation and Science)", "Funding Text": "This project is supported through the Australian Government's Collaborative Research Networks program.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 41.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 43.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 31.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 623.0, "End Page": 633.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.02.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AM2TC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000339702700006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Reggi, L; Arduini, D; Biagetti, M; Zanfei, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Reggi, Luigi; Arduini, Davide; Biagetti, Marco; Zanfei, Antonello", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "How advanced are Italian regions in terms of public e-services? The construction of a composite indicator to analyze patterns of innovation diffusion in the public sector", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Innovation in public services; ICT; Composite indicators; Regional development", "Keywords Plus": "E-GOVERNMENT; ACCOUNTABILITY", "Abstract": "This paper applies an open and transparent methodology to construct a composite indicator for the analysis of the diffusion of ICT in the public sector and the development of public e-services across Italian regions. This methodology, based on OECD/EC-JRC Handbook and incorporating experts' opinion into a Data Envelopment Analysis, will allow us to define a ranking of Italian regions in terms of ICT adoption and of e-service development. Data are obtained by merging four different surveys carried out by Between Co. (2010-2011) and Istat - Italy's National Bureau of Statistics (2009). We add to extant empirical literature in three ways. First, we offer a comprehensive measurement of advances in digital government that is not circumscribed to a single domain (e.g. administrative procedures of public administrations) but is rather aimed to capture a wide spectrum of public e-services (e-government, e-education, Intelligent Transport Systems, e-health). Second, we tackle a major drawback of existing statistics and benchmarking studies which are largely based on the count of services provided online, by including more sophisticated indicators on the quality of services offered and on back office changes. The results - both in terms of scores and regional rankings - highlight the presence of different patterns of adoption and use of public e-services at the local level. Third, we offer a rich account of the extreme heterogeneity of public e-service development and of the underlying technological and organizational change at the sub-national level, and hence provide a basis for the differentiating policy measures across regions. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Reggi, Luigi; Arduini, Davide; Biagetti, Marco; Zanfei, Antonello] Univ Urbino, EIBURS TAIPS Team, I-61029 Urbino, Italy; [Reggi, Luigi; Biagetti, Marco] Italian Minist Econ Dev, Dept Dev & Econ Cohes, I-00187 Rome, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Urbino", "Reprint Addresses": "Reggi, L (corresponding author), Italian Minist Econ Dev, Dept Dev & Econ Cohes, Via Sicilia 162-C, I-00187 Rome, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "luigi.reggi@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "ZANFEI, Antonello/KGK-6073-2024", "ORCIDs": "ZANFEI, Antonello/0000-0001-6758-626X", "Funding Orgs": "European Investment Bank within the framework of the EIBURS project on The development of public e-services in Europe at the Department of Economics Society and Politics, University of Urbino, Italy", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Investment Bank within the framework of the EIBURS project on The development of public e-services in Europe at the Department of Economics Society and Politics, University of Urbino, Italy", "Funding Text": "The authors acknowledge financial support from the European Investment Bank within the framework of the EIBURS project on The development of public e-services in Europe carried out at the Department of Economics Society and Politics, University of Urbino, Italy.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 72.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 57.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 514.0, "End Page": 529.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.12.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tahon, M; Van Ooteghem, J; Casier, K; Verbrugge, S; Colle, D; Pickavet, M; Demeester, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tahon, Mathieu; Van Ooteghem, Jan; Casier, Koen; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier; Pickavet, Mario; Demeester, Piet", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Improving the FTTH business case-A joint telco-utility network rollout model", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "10th Conference on Telecommunications, Media and Internet Techno-Economics (CTTE)", "Conference Date": 2011.0, "Conference Location": "GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Techno-economics; FTTH; Utility networks; Optimization", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Fiber to the home networks are seen as the most future proof technology to offer increasing bandwidth to customers. The publication of the Digital Agenda has put forward challenging goals for the broadband connectivity in Europe, but the rollout of next generation fixed access networks is still lagging. One of the reasons is the high initial investment cost associated with the rollout of these networks. To decrease this cost, a cooperation model between utility operators during the deployment phase is proposed in this paper. A model has been developed, in order to optimize the position of the different infrastructures in the trench and to allow for a fair allocation of the different costs incurred between all cooperating parties. The combination of these models has shown that a synergetic deployment phase of new infrastructures, both in Greenfield and Brownfield installations, can decrease the deployment costs for fiber infrastructure up to 21%. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tahon, Mathieu; Van Ooteghem, Jan; Casier, Koen; Verbrugge, Sofie; Colle, Didier; Pickavet, Mario; Demeester, Piet] Ghent Univ iMinds, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium", "Affiliations": "Ghent University; IMEC", "Reprint Addresses": "Tahon, M (corresponding author), Ghent Univ iMinds, Gaston Crommenlaan 8,Bus 201, B-9050 Ghent, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Mathieu.Tahon@intec.ugentbe; Jan.VanOoteghem@intec.ugent.be; Koen.Casier@intec.ugent.be; Sofie.Verbrugge@intec.ugent.be; Didier.Colle@intec.ugent.be; Mario.Pickavet@intec.ugent.be; Piet.Demeester@intec.ugent.be", "Researcher Ids": "Pickavet, Mario J/E-9530-2019; Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022", "ORCIDs": "Pickavet, Mario J/0000-0001-5817-7886; Colle, Didier/0000-0002-1428-0301", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 20.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 426.0, "End Page": 437.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mölleryd, BG; Markendahl, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Molleryd, Bengt G.; Markendahl, Jan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Analysis of spectrum auctions in India An application of the opportunity cost approach to explain large variations in spectrum prices", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Indian telecom market; Mobile broadband communication; Network deployment; Opportunity cost of spectrum; Spectrum auctions; Spectrum valuation; Techno-economic analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The remarkable growth of mobile communication has reinforced the significance of the radio spectrum for mobile network operators. The availability of spectrum varies considerably between different countries due to national regulatory decisions. The focus in this paper is on India where operators have access to a limited amount of spectrum. This paper analyses the value of spectrum by estimating the opportunity cost, which is calculated by the savings that can be achieved by acquiring appropriate amount of spectrum rather than investing in additional base stations. The applied approach combines network deployment, user demand levels, cost, and capacity issues, which are integrated in the application in the opportunity cost approach for spectrum. The opportunity cost of spectrum is compared with prices paid at spectrum auctions. The analysis includes a discussion of drivers that determine the willingness to pay for spectrum. The results show that the opportunity cost of spectrum in relation to auction prices is lower than prices operators paid for 3G spectrum in the metro circles (service areas) while the value derived from the opportunity cost is higher than auction prices in the remaining circles. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Molleryd, Bengt G.] Swedish Post & Telecom Author, PTS, SE-10249 Stockholm, Sweden; [Markendahl, Jan] Royal Inst Technol, Wireless KTH, SE-16440 Kista, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Royal Institute of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "bengt.molleryd@pts.se; jan.markendahl@radio.kth.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 23.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 236.0, "End Page": 247.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.01.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shahiduzzaman, M; Alam, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shahiduzzaman, Md; Alam, Khorshed", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Information technology and its changing roles to economic growth and productivity in Australia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information technology; Economic growth; Productivity", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; TIME-SERIES; UNIT-ROOT; CONSUMPTION; INVESTMENT; AGGREGATE; 1990S", "Abstract": "In this paper we describe our investigation of the role of investment in information technology (IT) on economic output and productivity in Australia over a period of about four decades. The framework used in this paper is the aggregate production function, where IT capital is considered as a separate input of production along with non-IT capital and labour. The empirical results from the study indicate the evidence of robust technical progress in the Australian economy in the 1990s. IT capital had a significant impact on output, labour productivity and technical progress in the 1990s. In recent years, however, the contribution of IT capital on output and labour productivity has slowed down. Regaining the IT capital productivity therefore remains as a key challenge for Australia, especially in the context of greater IT investment in the future. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Shahiduzzaman, Md] Univ So Queensland, Australian Digital Futures Inst, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia; [Shahiduzzaman, Md] Univ So Queensland, Australian Ctr Sustainable Business & Dev, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia; [Alam, Khorshed] Univ So Queensland, Australian Ctr Sustainable Business & Dev, Fac Business Educ Law & Arts, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia", "Affiliations": "University of Southern Queensland; University of Southern Queensland; University of Southern Queensland", "Reprint Addresses": "Shahiduzzaman, M (corresponding author), Univ So Queensland, Australian Digital Futures Inst, Toowoomba, Qld 4350, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "MD.Shahiduzzaman@usq.edu.au; Khorshed.Alam@usq.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "Shahiduzzaman, Md/JHT-6464-2023", "ORCIDs": "Alam, Khorshed/0000-0003-2232-0745; Shahididuzzaman, md/0000-0001-5843-351X", "Funding Orgs": "Australian Governments Collaborative Research Networks (CRN) programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "Australian Governments Collaborative Research Networks (CRN) programme(Australian GovernmentDepartment of Industry, Innovation and Science)", "Funding Text": "This research is supported through the Australian Governments Collaborative Research Networks (CRN) programme.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 62.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 70.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 72.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 33.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 125.0, "End Page": 135.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mack, EA; Rey, SJ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mack, Elizabeth A.; Rey, Sergio J.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An econometric approach for evaluating the linkages between broadband and knowledge intensive firms", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Firms; Broadband; Knowledge intensive; Regional", "Keywords Plus": "URBAN SPATIAL STRUCTURE; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT; DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; LOCATION; ADOPTION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; AUTOCORRELATION; INFRASTRUCTURE", "Abstract": "In addition to highlighting improvements in the availability and speed of broadband as a national priority, the National Broadband Plan also includes several recommendations for improving access and use of broadband by small businesses. The plan also recommends economic development officials include broadband in their local development strategies. While these are certainly import goals, more research is needed to evaluate how broadband impacts the regional business environment, and regional capacity to retain and attract businesses in particular industries. In order to further our understanding about the linkages between broadband and businesses, and the ability of places to retain and attract businesses in particular industries, this study will develop and estimate econometric models to better understand the linkages between broadband and firms in the knowledge intensive sector. Specifically, 54 metropolitan area specific models will be developed to examine regional variations in the linkages between broadband and firms in the knowledge intensive sector in 2004. Model results highlight the importance of broadband to knowledge firms in all but five metropolitan areas across the U.S. They also reveal variations in the impact of broadband on knowledge firm presence related to metropolitan area size and industrial legacy. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Mack, Elizabeth A.; Rey, Sergio J.] Arizona State Univ, Sch Geog Sci & Urban Planning, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA", "Affiliations": "Arizona State University; Arizona State University-Tempe", "Reprint Addresses": "Mack, EA (corresponding author), Arizona State Univ, Sch Geog Sci & Urban Planning, Tempe, AZ 85287 USA.", "Email Addresses": "eamack1@asu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Rey, Sergio/0000-0001-5857-9762", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 77.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 33.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 105.0, "End Page": 118.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "295ZT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000330155600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Galperin, H; Ruzzier, CA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Galperin, Hernan; Ruzzier, Christian A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Price elasticity of demand for broadband: Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Tariffs; Price elasticity; Latin America", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET USE; TELECOMMUNICATIONS", "Abstract": "In this study the authors analyze fixed broadband retail prices in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), and provide estimates about the effect of price changes on broadband adoption. The analysis is based on a survey of plans and tariffs conducted by the authors during Q2 2010. Their results suggest that fixed broadband services in LAC are generally expensive and of poor quality when benchmarked against Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries, although there is significant variance between markets in the region. In order to isolate the effect of prices on broadband adoption they use an instrumental-variable approach. Their findings show that broadband demand is relatively elastic to price in LAC but not in the OECD. They estimate that an average price reduction of 10% would result in an increase of almost 22% in the penetration rate in LAC, equivalent to almost 8.5 million additional broadband connections. Several policy implications result from these findings. First, national broadband policies in LAC should pay a closer attention to a deficit of competition in fixed broadband services, as households and firms face high prices for poor quality services, thus deterring adoption. Second, while their findings generally suggest that price reductions could significantly increase penetration, they elasticity estimates reveal that price effects might not be sufficient to achieve the penetration goals set in national broadband plans. This validates the need for complementary policy strategies that affect other determinants of broadband demand. The example of Brazil is used to illustrate this finding. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Galperin, Hernan; Ruzzier, Christian A.] Univ San Andres, RA-1644 Buenos Aires, DF, Argentina", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Ruzzier, CA (corresponding author), Univ San Andres, Vito Dumas 284, RA-1644 Buenos Aires, DF, Argentina.", "Email Addresses": "hgalperin@udesa.edu.ar; cruzzier@udesa.edu.ar", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Name Preferred": "International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada", "Funding Text": "This work was carried out with the aid of a Grant from the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada. The authors also thank Fernando Callorda for his excellent research assistance and Martin Rossi for his valuable comments and suggestions to earlier drafts.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 16.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 429.0, "End Page": 438.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Moreno, P; Lozano, S; Gutiérrez, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Moreno, Placido; Lozano, Sebastian; Gutierrez, Ester", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Dynamic performance analysis of US wireline telecommunication companies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; ILEC; Dynamic DEA; Network DEA; SBM", "Keywords Plus": "SLACKS-BASED MEASURE; INCENTIVE REGULATION; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; EFFICIENCY; COMPETITION; EXPERIENCES", "Abstract": "Assessing the changes over time in the efficiency of firms participating in competitive markets has always been a major concern to researchers and experts alike. With respect to the US wireline telecommunications sector, recent changes in unbundling regulations, as well as intermodal competition and mergers, have just increased uncertainty in a sector still marked by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Although Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) has become a methodology commonly used in many efficiency assessment applications, in the telecommunications context there is a need to implement an approach that takes into account carry-over activities between consecutive years; because of a wide customer base, financial long-term planning and investments in network elements and facilities are crucial for Local Exchange Carriers (LECs) to succeed. To that end, a Dynamic DEA application is formulated in this paper to evaluate the Incumbent LECs' (ILECs) performance from 1997 to 2007. Finally, a regression analysis has been carried out to establish the impact of competition and regulatory schemes upon carriers' efficiency. The results show that local competition has worsened efficiency, whereas neither intermodal competition nor incentive regulation has such a clear influence. (c) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Moreno, Placido; Lozano, Sebastian; Gutierrez, Ester] Univ Seville, Dept Ind Management, Seville 41092, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Sevilla", "Reprint Addresses": "Moreno, P (corresponding author), Escuela Super Ingn, Camino Descubrimientos S-N, Seville 41092, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "placidomb@us.es", "Researcher Ids": "Moreno, Placido/W-3786-2019; Gutiérrez, Ester/F-8258-2010; Lozano, Sebastian/E-7807-2010", "ORCIDs": "Moreno, Placido/0000-0002-7489-4938; Gutiérrez, Ester/0000-0001-9642-3195; Lozano, Sebastian/0000-0002-0401-3584", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 17.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 38.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 469.0, "End Page": 482.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yamakawa, P; Rees, GH; Salas, JM; Alva, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yamakawa, Peter; Rees, Gareth H.; Manuel Salas, Jose; Alva, Nikolai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The diffusion of mobile telephones: An empirical analysis for Peru", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Technology diffusion; Mobile telephones; Gompertz curve; Diffusion forecasting; Peru", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; LATIN-AMERICAN; PHONES; COMPETITION; INNOVATION; MARKET; MODELS", "Abstract": "This paper models the diffusion of mobile telephone subscriptions in Peru. Peru's mobile telephone diffusion has occurred in a concentrated market with relatively high prices and as such it features consumer behaviors such as call management, multiple subscriptions and handset sharing. The study uses two growth models, the Gompertz and the Logistic, compared in terms of fit and forecasting performance using the R-2, RMSE and MAPE statistics. The empirical results indicate that the Gompertz model is the most appropriate. Principal Component Analysis, a technique that reduces the arbitrary nature of variable selection, found the determinants of diffusion to be Market concentration, Population, Regulated interconnection tariffs and GDP per capita. The Gompertz model's 5-year forecast of subscriptions predicts a further 11.72 million subscribers, which was validated through the use of linear and nonlinear regressions and 95 percent confidence limits. The study is relevant to Peru's telecommunications industry due to a recent policy focus on mobile business and a new market entrant. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Yamakawa, Peter; Rees, Gareth H.; Manuel Salas, Jose] ESAN Univ, Lima 33, Peru; [Alva, Nikolai] Univ Pacifico, Lima, Peru", "Affiliations": "Universidad ESAN; Universidad del Pacifico Peru", "Reprint Addresses": "Yamakawa, P (corresponding author), ESAN Univ, Alonso de Molina 1652, Lima 33, Peru.", "Email Addresses": "pyamakawa@esan.edu.pe; grees@esan.edu.pe; jsalast@esan.edu.pe; nalva@gamanconsulting.com", "Researcher Ids": "Rees, Gareth Huw/HOH-9809-2023", "ORCIDs": "Rees, Gareth Huw/0000-0002-8648-3626; Salas, Jose Manuel/0000-0003-0816-7748", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 68.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 35.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 46.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 594.0, "End Page": 606.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700013", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hong, Y; Bar, F; An, Z", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hong, Yu; Bar, Francois; An, Zheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Chinese telecommunications on the threshold of convergence: Contexts, possibilities, and limitations of forging a domestic demand-based growth model", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Telecommunications; Industrial Policy; Science & Technology Policy; Economic Development; 3G; TD-SCDMA; Network convergence; Mobile Internet", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY; GLOBALIZATION; NETWORK; FOREIGN", "Abstract": "Offering a historical analysis of the interconnections between China's telecom policies and industrial development over the past three decades, this paper examines what has recently changed since the promulgation of a domestic-based economic growth model. It argues that the ambitious 3G network buildup underpins the state's broader industrial policy to build Chinese competencies in telecommunications manufacturing-through the creation and leveraging of domestic demand. Some progress has been achieved in expanding market share and in re-organizing the supply chain across the network equipment, handset, and wireless applications markets, but these policies have yet to fully transform China's position in global competition. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Hong, Yu; Bar, Francois; An, Zheng] Univ So Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Southern California", "Reprint Addresses": "Hong, Y (corresponding author), Univ So Calif, Annenberg Sch Commun & Journalism, 3502 W Way, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA.", "Email Addresses": "hong1@usc.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bar, Francois/AAB-7214-2019; Hong, Yu/A-3543-2017", "ORCIDs": "Hong, Yu/0000-0002-2120-2862; Bar, Francois/0000-0002-1812-5763", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 24.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 914.0, "End Page": 928.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.07.013", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jentzsch, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jentzsch, Nicola", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Implications of mandatory registration of mobile phone users in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication; Government policy; Consumer protection; Privacy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Sub-Saharan Africa ranks among the top regions in terms of growth in the number of mobile phone users. The success of mobile telephony is attributed to the opening of markets for private players and lenient regulatory policy. However, markets may be increasingly saturated and new regulations introduced across Africa could also have a negative impact on future growth. Since 2006, the majority of countries in the region have introduced mandatory registration of users of prepaid SIM cards with their personal identity details. This potentially increases the costs of using mobile telephony. Herein a fixed effects model for the estimation of the impact of mandatory registration on mobile subscription penetration growth is presented, which is based upon a panel dataset of 32 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa for the years 2000 to 2010. The results show that the introduction of mandatory registration depresses growth in mobile penetration. Further, the potential impact of mandatory registration on competition and consumer privacy is critically discussed. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "DIW Berlin, D-10117 Berlin, Germany", "Affiliations": "DIW Berlin - Deutsches Institut fur Wirtschaftsforschung", "Reprint Addresses": "Jentzsch, N (corresponding author), DIW Berlin, Mohrenstr 58, D-10117 Berlin, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "njentzsch@diw.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 34.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 10.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 608.0, "End Page": 620.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Saraei, S; Amini, AM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Saraei, Soudabe; Amini, Amir M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A study of service quality in rural ICT centers of Iran by SERVQUAL (vol 36, pg 571, 2012)", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Correction", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Saraei, Soudabe; Amini, Amir M.] Isfahan Univ Technol, Dept Agr, Esfahan 8415683111, Iran", "Affiliations": "Isfahan University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Saraei, S (corresponding author), Isfahan Univ Technol, Dept Agr, Esfahan 8415683111, Iran.", "Email Addresses": "soudabe_s@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 688.0, "End Page": 688.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 1.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Henten, A; Tadayoni, R; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Henten, Anders; Tadayoni, Reza; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Services, regulation and the changing structure of mobile telecommunication markets", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; [Tadayoni, Reza; Whalley, Jason] Univ Aalborg, Ctr Commun Media & Informat Technol Dev & Plannin, Aalborg, Denmark", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde; Aalborg University", "Reprint Addresses": "Whalley, J (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "henten@cmi.aau.dk; reza@cmi.aau.dk; jason.whalley@strath.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Tadayoni, Reza/0000-0003-2217-0919; Hansen Henten, Anders/0000-0003-1126-8398", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 159.0, "End Page": 161.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "911AN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000301689800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wu, YF; Lau, TY; Atkin, DJ; Lin, CA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wu, Yanfang; Lau, Tuenyu; Atkin, David J.; Lin, Carolyn A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A comparative study of online privacy regulations in the US and China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet; Privacy; China; United States", "Keywords Plus": "SOCIAL ISSUE; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Online privacy seeks to protect the identity of individuals who use the internet to collect information or express opinions. However, given the proliferating vehicles through which one's identity can be ascertained, the question remains as to what policies can most effectively protect personal identity. This paper explores the similarities and differences with online privacy regulation in the United States and China. The scope of privacy measures examined here ranges from government to personal levels, from communication and finance to personal records, for adults and children. As might be expected in a democracy, American legislative initiatives are more comprehensive and far-reaching than those of their Chinese counterparts. In China, there was until recently no specific right of privacy specified in dedicated legislation, with privacy having been instead protected under the right of reputation in the Civil law. Policy implications stemming from these competing models are evaluated. Study findings underscore the notion that privacy should be a universally established individual right, and that both countries are moving-at least in rhetorical terms-to strengthen it as such. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Atkin, David J.; Lin, Carolyn A.] Univ Connecticut, Dept Commun Sci, Storrs, CT 06268 USA; [Wu, Yanfang] Beijing Cent Univ Finance & Econ, Culture & Commun Sch, Beijing, Peoples R China; [Lau, Tuenyu] Univ So Calif, US China Inst, Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA; [Lin, Carolyn A.] Univ Connecticut, Grad Sch, Storrs, CT 06268 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Connecticut; Central University of Finance & Economics; University of Southern California; University of Connecticut", "Reprint Addresses": "Atkin, DJ (corresponding author), Univ Connecticut, Dept Commun Sci, 850 Bolton Rd,Unit 85, Storrs, CT 06268 USA.", "Email Addresses": "y_f_wu@yahoo.com; tylau@stanfordalumni.org; david.atkin@uconn.edu; carolyn.lin@uconn.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 58.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 40.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 57.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 603.0, "End Page": 616.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "806KY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000293807800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tengtrakul, P; Peha, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tengtrakul, Pitikorn; Peha, Jon M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Access to and penetration of ICT in rural Thailand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Thailand; Developing country; Universal service; Penetration; Telecommunication; Regression tree; Two-Stage Least Square; Factor analysis", "Keywords Plus": "PROPENSITY SCORE; MOBILE", "Abstract": "This paper presents an econometric study of information and communication technology (ICT) in all 70,000 rural villages in Thailand, where the ICT considered consists of fixed-line telephone service, mobile telephone service, public telephones, computers, and Internet service. The results may provide information that helps policymakers decide where to put limited resources to promote ICT, and helps profit-seeking ICT companies target regions that maximize revenues. The study found that education is far more important than income in predicting the percentage of households who adopt ICT services, and that some unexpected variables such as the penetration of pickup trucks are useful predictors as well. Even in areas where fixed-line phone service is available, 70% of households with computers choose not to become Internet subscribers, although many presumably have enough money and technical knowledge. By separating availability from penetration of ICT, the study found that they can have different predictors, which means that researchers who do not separate them may get misleading results. There is no evidence showing mobile telephone service as a substitute for fixed-line telephone service. Also, public telephone service had little or no impact as a substitute for fixed-line or mobile telephone service, so phone companies need not fear that deployment of more public telephones will decrease their subscribership. Finally, there appears to be significant unmet demand for telephone service in rural Thailand where the infrastructure does not yet exist. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tengtrakul, Pitikorn; Peha, Jon M.] Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA", "Affiliations": "Carnegie Mellon University", "Reprint Addresses": "Tengtrakul, P (corresponding author), Carnegie Mellon Univ, Dept Engn & Publ Policy, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ptengtra@andrew.cmu.edu; peha@cmu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 29.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 14.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 141.0, "End Page": 155.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.010", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Landgraf, SW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Landgraf, Steven W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring incumbent ISP response to municipal broadband opt-out referenda in Colorado", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet service; Public entry threat; Broadband regulation; Local referendum; Mixed market competition; Colorado", "Keywords Plus": "POTENTIAL COMPETITION; ENTRY DETERRENCE; MARKET-STRUCTURE; QUALITY; PROVISION; BEHAVIOR; INTERNET", "Abstract": "This paper examines how the quality of Internet service from existing providers is affected when voters in Colorado approve referenda eliminating a barrier to their local governments providing broadband service. Using a difference-in-differences framework, the research design exploits variation in the timing of a community's approval of a referendum in order to examine whether incumbent private providers adjust their speed offerings in response to the signal that public entry is more likely. Faster upgrades could suggest that incumbents do so to deter public entry or that potential competition is quality-enhancing. Slower upgrades could suggest that public entry threats deter investment in quality. I find no evidence that cable providers' upgrading behavior responds to the passage of a referendum. However, after a municipality passes a referendum, the largest DSL provider in the state offers speeds in that local area 11%-26% lower than what they would have been otherwise. I find weak evidence that small-time DSL providers substantially upgrade speeds after a referendum passes. Analyses of a referendum's effect on subscription rates are inconclusive.", "Addresses": "[Landgraf, Steven W.] Virginia Mil Inst, Dept Econ & Business, 319 Letcher Ave, Lexington, VA 24450 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Landgraf, SW (corresponding author), Virginia Mil Inst, Dept Econ & Business, 319 Letcher Ave, Lexington, VA 24450 USA.", "Email Addresses": "landgrafsw@vmi.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Landgraf, Steven/0000-0003-0816-212X", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102671.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102671", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 27.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OS6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111206000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Henriques, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Henriques, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A combinatorial auction to sell TV broadcasting rights in league sports*", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Auctions; Competition policy; League sports; Packages; TV broadcasting rights", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The centralized sale of TV broadcasting rights in league sports constitutes a cartel which in many European countries is allowed only if it complies with certain conditions set by competition authorities. Two of the most important conditions are: i) partial unbundling, i.e. the rights must be unbundled into several separate packages; and ii) the no-single-buyer rule, i.e. the packages must be sold to different broadcasters. This article shows how a combinatorial auction can be employed to sell broadcasting rights allocating them endogenously based on the broadcasters' bids and, thus, without requiring the seller to pre-determine the packages of such rights. This feature can address various competition policy issues, including facilitating market entry and preventing coordination among bidders. Also, a combinatorial auction has the potential to achieve higher levels of allocative efficiency and higher revenue levels compared to auctions with predetermined packages of broadcasting rights.", "Addresses": "[Henriques, David] RBB Econ, 199 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3TY, England; [Henriques, David] London Sch Econ, Houghton St, London WC2A 2AE, England", "Affiliations": "University of London; London School Economics & Political Science", "Reprint Addresses": "Henriques, D (corresponding author), RBB Econ, 199 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3TY, England.;Henriques, D (corresponding author), London Sch Econ, Houghton St, London WC2A 2AE, England.", "Email Addresses": "David.Henriques@rbbecon.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 40.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 4.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102539.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102539", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K2OK7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001014882700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karlilar, S; Balcilar, M; Emir, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karlilar, Selin; Balcilar, Mehmet; Emir, Firat", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Environmental sustainability in the OECD: The power of digitalization, green innovation, renewable energy and financial development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digitalization; Ecological footprint; Green innovation; Renewable energy; Financial development; OECD countries", "Keywords Plus": "CO2 EMISSIONS; TECHNOLOGICAL-INNOVATION; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; PANEL-DATA; INTERNET; IMPACT; MANAGEMENT; ICT; CONSUMPTION; POLLUTION", "Abstract": "Digitalization has emerged as a crucial factor in reducing pollution and holds significant potential for facilitating the transition to a low-carbon economy. Nevertheless, the environmental impact of digitalization hinges on the strategies for collaboration with various economic actors and, as a result, their engagement with digitalization. In light of this, the present study seeks to examine the externality effect of digitalization on green innovation, renewable energy, and financial development in relation to environmental sustainability. The analysis employs the System Generalized Method of Moments (SYS-GMM) for 36 OECD countries over the period of 2000-2018. The empirical findings indicate that digitalization, green innovation, renewable energy, and financial development substantially promote environmental sustainability. Moreover, the interaction between digitalization, green innovation, renewable energy utilization, and financial development enhances the ecological footprint-mitigating effect of digitalization. In view of these results, merging digitalization and environmental policies may yield more robust outcomes and improved environmental quality compared to implementing a single policy in isolation.", "Addresses": "[Karlilar, Selin; Balcilar, Mehmet] Eastern Mediterranean Univ, Dept Econ, 10 Via Mersin, TR-99628 Famagusta, Turkiye; [Balcilar, Mehmet] Univ New Haven, Dept Econ & Business Analyt, 300 Boston Post Rd, West Haven, CT 06516 USA; [Balcilar, Mehmet] OSTIM Tech Univ, Dept Econ, Ankara, Turkiye; [Emir, Firat] Final Int Univ, Fac Econ Adm & Social Sci, Dept Business Adm, 10 Via Mersin, Kyrenia, Turkiye", "Affiliations": "Eastern Mediterranean University; University New Haven; Ostim Technical University; Uluslararasi Final Universitesi", "Reprint Addresses": "Karlilar, S (corresponding author), Eastern Mediterranean Univ, Dept Econ, 10 Via Mersin, TR-99628 Famagusta, Turkiye.", "Email Addresses": "selin.karlilar@emu.edu.tr; mehmet.balcilar@emu.edu.tr; firat.emir@final.edu.tr", "Researcher Ids": "KARLILAR PATA, Selin/JDV-7328-2023; BALCILAR, MEHMET/K-7346-2019; Emir, Firat/AAY-6182-2020", "ORCIDs": "KARLILAR PATA, Selin/0000-0002-5850-8566; BALCILAR, MEHMET/0000-0001-9694-5196; Emir, Firat/0000-0002-6377-3794", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 107.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 37.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 69.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102568.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102568", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K1YX0", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001014478800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Xu, SX; Chen, HH; Dong, SL; Guo, ZZ", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Xu, Shengxiang; Chen, Hsinghung; Dong, Shuli; Guo, Zizheng", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Can upgrading information infrastructure improve the innovation ability of companies? Empirical evidence from China", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Information infrastructure upgrade; Broadband China; Company innovation ability; Staggered difference -in -difference; Managerial myopia", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-RIGHTS; RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; FIRM PERFORMANCE; BIG DATA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; DIGITAL ECONOMY; PANEL-DATA; COSTS; PRODUCTIVITY", "Abstract": "The development of information technology has become a new driving force for companies' innovation. Upgrading the information infrastructure lays a foundation for companies to use information technology to innovate; therefore, this study examines the impact of information infrastructure upgrading on companies' innovation ability and the intermediate mechanism. Using a sample of China's listed companies of A-share from 2011 to 2018, this study used the staggered difference-in-difference method to investigate the impact of information infrastructure upgrading on innovation input, innovation output and quality. The results show that upgrading information infrastructure has a 'double-edged sword' effect on the innovation ability of companies. Companies' innovation input and output significantly increase, but innovation quality decreases. Additionally, further analysis indicates that financial constraints and managerial myopia are intermediary mechanisms for this effect. Our research results provide theoretical and empirical evidence for companies to enhance their innovation ability.", "Addresses": "[Xu, Shengxiang; Dong, Shuli; Guo, Zizheng] Wuhan Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Wuhan 430061, Hubei, Peoples R China; [Chen, Hsinghung] Macau Univ Sci & Technol, Sch Business, Ave Wai Long, Taipa, Macao, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Wuhan University; Macau University of Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Guo, ZZ (corresponding author), Wuhan Univ, Sch Econ & Management, Wuhan 430061, Hubei, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "xusxang@whu.edu.cn; hhchen@must.edu.mo; dshuli1028@163.com; g.zizheng@foxmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Guo, Zizheng/0000-0002-9115-1212", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 76.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 38.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 83.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102569.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102569", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "MAY 2023", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "K1PU1", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001014241900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sun, Y; Jiang, SQ; Jia, WJ; Wang, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sun, Yi; Jiang, Shiqing; Jia, Wanjiao; Wang, Yu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Blockchain as a cutting-edge technology impacting business: A systematic literature review perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Blockchain; Business; Systematic literature review; Research framework; Cluster analysis", "Keywords Plus": "SUPPLY CHAIN; FINTECH; CONSTRUCTION; TRACEABILITY; FRAMEWORK; SECTOR; REAL", "Abstract": "As one of the most disruptive technological innovations, blockchain technology has received extensive attention from academia and industry. Although many scholars have reviewed the existing blockchain research, most of the previous review articles focused on the application of technology or blockchain in specific industries or scenarios, and lacked a comprehensive review of the application of blockchain technology in the business field. Based on a systematic literature review approach and cluster analysis, this study quantitatively analyzed 2830 papers obtained from the Web of Science to fill this gap. By constructing a three-layer research framework, this research enumerates the infrastructure and protocols of blockchain technology in detail, and on this basis develops a three-subjects value creation model. The model highlights that business value can be created from transactions, crypto-economic models, and analytical and automated processes in the interaction of organizations, individuals, and technologies. Different blockchainbased applications solve different kinds of economic problems, including information storage/ sharing, consensus generation and governance. This study expands the blockchain literature and deepens our understanding of how blockchain technology affects organizations and individuals in the business world. The newly proposed research framework can inspire practitioners and managers to discover opportunities for business model innovation. This work provides a solid research foundation and practical guidance for academics and practitioners who are interested in blockchain-based business.", "Addresses": "[Sun, Yi; Jiang, Shiqing; Jia, Wanjiao; Wang, Yu] Shanghai Univ, Sch Management, Shanghai 200444, Peoples R China; [Jia, Wanjiao] Shanghai Univ, Sch Management, Room 423,Jingguan Bldg, 99 Shangda Rd, Shanghai 200444, Peoples R China", "Affiliations": "Shanghai University; Shanghai University", "Reprint Addresses": "Jia, WJ (corresponding author), Shanghai Univ, Sch Management, Room 423,Jingguan Bldg, 99 Shangda Rd, Shanghai 200444, Peoples R China.", "Email Addresses": "sunyi_im@shu.edu.cn; jiangsq@shu.edu.cn; jiawanjiao@126.com; WOvOY@outlook.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Jia, Wanjiao/0000-0002-1533-4674", "Funding Orgs": "Shanghai Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science; National Natural Science Foundation; [2019EJB004]; [71802126]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Shanghai Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science; National Natural Science Foundation(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); ;", "Funding Text": "Fundings This work was supported by the Shanghai Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science under Grant [number 2019EJB004] ; and the National Natural Science Foundation under Grant [number 71802126] .", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 71.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 19.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 65.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102443.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102443", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "SEP 2022", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "5B3NT", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000863480200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jamil, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jamil, Sadia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From digital divide to digital inclusion: Challenges for wide-ranging digitalization in Pakistan", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Digital inclusion; Contextual factors; Policy and regulatory framework; The Pakistani society", "Keywords Plus": "GENDER; INFORMATION", "Abstract": "The developments, in information and communication technology (ICT), have significantly impacted on some key sectors of societies (such as transport, health, business, education and communication) in many developed and developing countries of the world. However, the Internet has proliferated unevenly across the world, resulting in a global digital divide. In the past decade, concerns related to technology 'haves' and 'haves not' have grown in prominence in the countries of South Asia (including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal) that are witnessing an increased digital divide. This study specifically looks at the case of Pakistan. The country's digital inequalities are increasing in terms of the public's access and their use of the Internet and ICT devices (such as mobile phones and computers). Therefore, drawing on the framework of digital divide, this study aims is to explore the diverse challenges that underpin digital divide in Pakistan, and the policy-related issues that affect wide-ranging digitalization in the country. To achieve this aim, this study uses qualitative methods of document review and in-depth interviews and offers thematic analysis of data. This study reveals that contextual factors, including urban rural divide, gender disparity, income and educational inequalities, religious and cultural barriers, all together underpin Pakistan's existing digital divide. This study further unpacks policy related challenges, including: a lack of policy evaluation and refinement; a lack of focused research; and inappropriate allocations of funds at federal, national and sectoral levels that affect wide-ranging digitalization in the country.", "Addresses": "[Jamil, Sadia] Khalifa Univ Sci & Technol, Dept Humanities & Social Sci, Abu Dhabi, U Arab Emirates; [Jamil, Sadia] Khalifa Univ, R Bldg,Main Campus,Al Saada St, Abu Dhabi 127788, U Arab Emirates", "Affiliations": "Khalifa University of Science & Technology; Khalifa University of Science & Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Jamil, S (corresponding author), Khalifa Univ Sci & Technol, Dept Humanities & Social Sci, Abu Dhabi, U Arab Emirates.;Jamil, S (corresponding author), Khalifa Univ, R Bldg,Main Campus,Al Saada St, Abu Dhabi 127788, U Arab Emirates.", "Email Addresses": "Sadia.jamil@ymail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Jamil, Sadia/AAO-6265-2020", "ORCIDs": "Jamil, Sadia/0000-0003-0524-7355", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 75.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 36.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 18.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 94.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102206.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102206", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2021", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UD5CD", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000687223200008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Maneejuk, P; Yamaka, W", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Maneejuk, Paravee; Yamaka, Woraphon", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An analysis of the impacts of telecommunications technology and innovation on economic growth", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Economic growth; Telecommunications technology and innovation; Kink regression; Developing and developed countries", "Keywords Plus": "COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION; REGRESSION; INFRASTRUCTURE; PRODUCTIVITY; MOBILE", "Abstract": "Recently, the idea of ICTs being 'mainstreamed' in sustainable economic development has been adopted by many countries. For any country, sustainable economic growth is essential for a steadfast and well-balanced development of the entire country. One of the important factors supporting sustainable economic growth is the telecommunications technology and innovation, considering their role and functions as a modern-day indispensable infrastructure. It provides an opportunity for economic development compatible with the safeguard of the environment. Therefore, this study examines whether and to what extent telecommunications technology and innovation have helped improve the economic growth of developed and developing countries. We also aim to investigate the non-linear or kink effect in the relationship between the variables of telecommunications technology and innovation and economic growth. This study analyzes the impacts of telecommunications technology and innovation on economic growth at two different levels. First, we investigate the impact on individual countries which are distinct from one another regarding the level of economic development and the physical structure. Besides, the relationship between telecommunications development and the economic growth of a country may not be linear in the structure which necessitates our use of the kink regression model to capture and explain it. Second, this relationship is later investigated at the group level of countries. We divide the countries into two groups, developing and developed, based on the level of economic development and telecommunications technology. Empirically, we find that (Adak, 2015): there exists the kink effect on the relationship between telecommunications development and the economic growth in both developed and developing countries (Agnew & Romeo, 1981), the impacts of some related variables differ in magnitude depending on their levels and kink points, and (Alshubiri et al., 2019) the telecommunications technology and innovation give a relatively more massive impact on the economic growth of developing countries compared to developed countries.", "Addresses": "[Maneejuk, Paravee; Yamaka, Woraphon] Chiang Mai Univ, Fac Econ, Ctr Excellence Econometr, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand", "Affiliations": "Chiang Mai University", "Reprint Addresses": "Yamaka, W (corresponding author), Chiang Mai Univ, Fac Econ, Ctr Excellence Econometr, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand.", "Email Addresses": "mpravee@gmail.com; woraphon.econ@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Yamaka, Woraphon/J-2812-2019; García, Francisco/AAJ-5004-2021", "ORCIDs": "Yamaka, Woraphon/0000-0002-0787-1437;", "Funding Orgs": "Centre of Excellence in Econometrics, Chiang Mai University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Centre of Excellence in Econometrics, Chiang Mai University", "Funding Text": "The authors are grateful to the Centre of Excellence in Econometrics, Chiang Mai University, for financial support. The authors are grateful to five reviewers for their helpful comments and suggestions.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 53.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 29.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 30.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 28.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102038.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.102038", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "QH7IO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000618447000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Forge, S; Vu, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Forge, Simon; Vu, Khuong", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Forming a 5G strategy for developing countries: A note for policy makers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Policy; Strategy; Low income and middle income countries; Mobile technology; Spectrum policy", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper aims to provide policy makers in low income and middle income countries with a pragmatic review of the critical issues in formulating effective strategies and planning to embrace the next generation of mobile cellular technology. In a context of industry lobbying of governments to promote 5G, the paper attempts to bring clarity to just what are the critical issues, specifically for an industrial policy to deal with this novel but complex technology. Planning for 5G is a series of complicated choices as there are issues at the levels of creating ecosystems to support it, unproven business models, with claims for applications which may not be financially viable, yet, plus confusion over choices of radio spectrum, and selection of equipment suppliers, even potential issues over public health, as well as the real level of industrial and consumer demand beyond the hype. The emphasis here is on the importance of making balanced strategic choices, by identifying the basic issues, in a `realpolitik' fashion - including why embrace 5G at all. The paper develops its insights from lessons learnt in the introduction of the previous mobile generation, LTE, also from policy studies on small cells and on designing auctions for 5G networks, as well as various 5G-focused publications from governments, regulatory authorities, mobile industry associations and global suppliers over the past six years (2015-2020). It examines whether to regulate 5G deployment with a heavy or light-touch regime, also whether to focus on more than the traditional indicators, such as penetration and coverage, or on transformational outcomes (as the promotional literature terms them) for the private and public sectors.", "Addresses": "[Forge, Simon] SCF Associates Ltd, Hove, E Sussex, England; [Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, K (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "simon.forge@whsmithnet.co.uk; sppkmv@nus.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "VU, Khuong/0000-0001-9807-7003", "Funding Orgs": "NUS Staff Research Support Grant", "Funding Name Preferred": "NUS Staff Research Support Grant", "Funding Text": "Khuong Vu acknowledges the support of NUS Staff Research Support Grant.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 44.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 37.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 38.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101975.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2020.101975", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "MP0EJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000551886800006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hooton, CA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hooton, Christopher Alex", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Testing the economics of the net neutrality debate", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Net neutrality; Telecommunications; Internet; Internet service providers; Investment", "Keywords Plus": "INVESTMENT; INTERNET", "Abstract": "This paper examines the impacts of net neutrality rule changes in the United States in 2010, 2015, and 2017 on telecommunication industry investment levels. The paper tackles the issue with a comprehensive dataset with full time series coverage for all SEC-registered telecommunications firms from 2009 to 2018. The author tracks new capital expenditures incurred, which reflects new investment decisions made rather than old investment decisions materialized, with quarterly data and exact issuance dates. The paper uses a standard difference-in-difference model and a variety of robustness checks to examine causal impact effects of net neutrality rule changes. The paper finds net neutrality rule changes in the United States had no impact on telecommunication industry investment levels based on the data, outcome variable, and limiting assumptions used. This empirical question featured heavily as the key economic question in the 2015 Open Internet Order issuance and 2017 repeal process. However, research has failed to adequately address the question due to a short timeframe for research and methodological issues. The paper offers the only analysis with a full dataset and a sufficient time period of observation to properly examine effects. As such, it offers an incremental step forward in research assessing network neutrality empirically.", "Addresses": "[Hooton, Christopher Alex] George Washington Univ, Inst Publ Policy, Washington, DC 20052 USA", "Affiliations": "George Washington University", "Reprint Addresses": "Hooton, CA (corresponding author), George Washington Univ, Inst Publ Policy, Washington, DC 20052 USA.", "Email Addresses": "chooton@gwu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 42.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101869.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101869", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 19.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085700001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Hong, A; Nam, C; Kim, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Hong, Areum; Nam, Changi; Kim, Seongcheol", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "What will be the possible barriers to consumers' adoption of smart home services?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart home; Internet of things; Barriers; Resistance; Perceived risk; Uncertainty", "Keywords Plus": "PERCEIVED RISK; USER ACCEPTANCE; TECHNOLOGY; UNCERTAINTY; RESISTANCE; SYSTEMS; INTANGIBILITY; INTEGRATION; ATTITUDES; INTERNET", "Abstract": "Recently, smart home services have come to the forefront as part of the growing market for the Internet of Things. Since these smart home services were introduced, they have been expected to grow rapidly. However, contrary to optimistic expectations for future market growth, the smart home market has appeared to hit a roadblock and remains at an early market stage. This study attempts to identify the possible barriers that consumers perceive when they are introduced to smart home services. Based on the resistance theory and perceived risk model, we investigate the relationship between perceived risk and resistance to smart home services, using technological uncertainty and service intangibility as the antecedents of perceived risk. Dividing perceived risk into four dimensions performance risk, financial risk, privacy risk, and psychological risk the empirical results show that these four risk types are affected by technology uncertainty and service intangibility, and the perceived risks, except for financial risk, have positive effects on the resistance to smart home services. When the survey respondents are divided into two types, postponers and rejecters, the result of postponers is similar with that of total sample, except that privacy risk is unimportant to postponers, and the result of rejecter cannot satisfy the recommended model fit.", "Addresses": "[Hong, Areum; Nam, Changi] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Business & Technol Management, Coll Business, N22,291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea; [Kim, Seongcheol] Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Korea University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, S (corresponding author), Korea Univ, Sch Media & Commun, 145 Anam Dong, Seoul 02841, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "hiddentrees@korea.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research Foundation of Korea [NRF-2016S1A3A2924760]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea(Ministry of Education (MOE), Republic of Korea); National Research Foundation of Korea(National Research Foundation of Korea)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2016S1A3A2924760).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 92.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 71.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 76.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 4.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 68.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101867.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101867", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "KU4GN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000519668100005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karamti, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karamti, Chiraz", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Lopsided effects of telecom reforms on mobile markets in the enlarged EU: Evidence from dynamic quantile model", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Telecom reforms; European countries; System GMM; Quantile regression", "Keywords Plus": "POLICY REACTION FUNCTIONS; UNIT-ROOT TESTS; PANEL-DATA; TELECOMMUNICATIONS REFORM; EUROPEAN-UNION; INITIAL CONDITIONS; COMPETITION; IMPACT; PRIVATIZATION; REGRESSION", "Abstract": "The European Union (EU) has recently been significantly enlarged with addition of ten countries, almost all from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). This was expected to enhance the performance of the mobile telecommunications industry in the accession countries and in turn to consolidate the highly fragmented European mobile telecoms market to finally reach the single market goal. However, the significant differences between mobile telecommunication performances from one country to another in the enlarged European area raise the issue of how optimal and durable the EU-level reforms have been. We use dynamic quantile regression methods to estimate the effects of mobile telecommunication reforms on the providers' performance in the EU enlargement context. This approach allows uncovering potential asymmetric effects of telecom reforms policy by letting the parameters of regressions vary across the conditional distribution of the sector's performance indicators. Using annual data from on 32 European countries from 1993 to 2011, we document asymmetrical responses to the reforms depending on the conditioning quantile at which they are calculated. Our results show that the effects of the generic and imposed European reforms are notably beneficial and larger for players in developed European countries characterized initially by real and higher degree of the reforms implementation. Accordingly, the success and durability of European reforms, especially in the new CEE member states, which often fail to comply with the pace of the reforms' adoption of industrialized European countries, is not guaranteed when countries specifications are not sufficiently taken into account. A final appealing result regarding the regress of the reform-performance relationship in the mobile markets after enlargement even for western countries attract attention on revising the Europe's current approach to telecoms regulation.", "Addresses": "[Karamti, Chiraz] Sfax Univ, Higher Inst Business Adm ISAAS, Route Aeroport Km 4,BP 1013, Sfax, Tunisia", "Affiliations": "Universite de Sfax", "Reprint Addresses": "Karamti, C (corresponding author), Sfax Univ, Higher Inst Business Adm ISAAS, Route Aeroport Km 4,BP 1013, Sfax, Tunisia.", "Email Addresses": "karamti.chiraz@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": ", Chiraz/AAF-7354-2019; Karamti, Chiraz/IZD-8352-2023", "ORCIDs": "Karamti, Chiraz/0000-0002-3425-1807", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 114.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 238.0, "End Page": 261.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.07.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 24.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HW1PY", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000466456000005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Anand, PB; Navío-Marco, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Anand, P. B.; Navio-Marco, Julio", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Governance and economics of smart cities: opportunities and challenges", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smart cities; Governance; Economics; Smart governance; Financing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This editorial introduction to this special issue provides an overview and a conceptual framework of governance and economics of smart cities. We begin with a discussion of the background to smart cities and then it focuses on the key challenges for consideration in smart city economics. Here it is argued that there are four dimensions to smart city economics: the first is regarding the scale of global market for smart cities; the second issue concerns data to be used for smart city projects; the third concerns market competition and structure and the fourth concerns the impact on local economy. Likewise, smart city governance framework has to be considered a layered and multi-level concept focusing on issues of transparency and accountability to the citizens.", "Addresses": "[Anand, P. B.] Univ Bradford, Environm Econ & Publ Policy, Bradford, W Yorkshire, England; [Navio-Marco, Julio] UNED, Business Management, Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "University of Bradford; Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)", "Reprint Addresses": "Anand, PB (corresponding author), Univ Bradford, Environm Econ & Publ Policy, Bradford, W Yorkshire, England.", "Email Addresses": "p.b.anand@bradford.ac.uk; jnavio@cee.uned.es", "Researcher Ids": "MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/R-9286-2018; Anand, PB/H-5560-2013", "ORCIDs": "MARCO, JULIO NAVIO/0000-0001-5163-9777; Anand, PB/0000-0001-7214-0481", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 39.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 41.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 17.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 123.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 795.0, "End Page": 799.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 5.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HB8RL", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000451358200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gerli, P; Van der Wee, M; Verbrugge, S; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gerli, Paolo; Van der Wee, Marlies; Verbrugge, Sofie; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The involvement of utilities in the development of broadband infrastructure: A comparison of EU case studies", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Utility providers; Broadband investment; Broadband policy; Open-access networks", "Keywords Plus": "NETWORK INDUSTRIES; INVESTMENT; ACCESS; POLICY; LIBERALIZATION; INTERVENTION; COMPETITION; STRATEGIES; GOVERNMENT; SERVICES", "Abstract": "Energy companies and other utility providers have been often involved in the provision of telecommunications services. Nevertheless, their contribution to broadband development has varied significantly over time. In the late 1990s, both local and national utilities in the European Union (EU) engaged in the provision of broadband networks, but only few of them managed to establish themselves as major broadband providers. More recently, new projects involving national utilities have been announced in several EU countries, opening new scenarios for utilities' contribution to Next Generation Access (NGA) development. This paper identifies and explores the factors affecting the entry and the success of utilities in the EU broadband market, through the comparison of four case studies from four EU countries (Germany, Italy, Sweden and the UK). The evolution of utility involvement in the EU broadband markets is assessed against the interaction of market, technology and policy factors, focusing on the impact of policy and regulatory measures. As a result, this paper provides fruitful insights into the relevance and effectiveness of public interventions in broadband markets. Across the four case studies, public support and public ownership emerged as the main drivers for the involvement of utilities in EU broadband markets, with regulatory measures and economies of scope exerting a limited and decreasing influence. However, the contribution of utilities has varied significantly across the cases studied, reflecting the different approaches taken at national and local level to support broadband development, in spite of the common regulatory framework.", "Addresses": "[Gerli, Paolo; Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England; [Van der Wee, Marlies; Verbrugge, Sofie] Univ Ghent, IMEC, Ghent, Belgium; [Whalley, Jason] TELECOM Ecole Management, Inst Mines & Telecoms, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University; Newcastle University - UK; IMEC; Ghent University", "Reprint Addresses": "Gerli, P (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.", "Email Addresses": "paolo.gerli@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Gerli, Paolo/AAX-4298-2021; Verbrugge, Sofie/GQY-4760-2022", "ORCIDs": "Gerli, Paolo/0000-0003-4290-2136", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 120.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 8.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 8.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 726.0, "End Page": 743.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published, Green Submitted, Green Accepted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Szeles, MR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Szeles, Monica Raileanu", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "New insights from a multilevel approach to the regional digital divide in the European Union", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Internet usage; E-commerce; Economic growth; Regional", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET; LEVEL; DETERMINANTS; DIFFUSION; ADOPTION; MODEL; AGE; INCLUSION; ACCESS; POLICY", "Abstract": "This paper contributes to the literature on digital divide by analysing regional- and country level determinants of the regional digital divide in the EU, based on panel data and using the multilevel analysis-the three level random slope model. The results indicate that only a mix of effective regional and national measures could mitigate the regional digital divide in the EU. Stimulating regional economic growth, increasing the tertiary education attainments, boosting R&D expenditure, and discouraging early leaving from education are regional-and national level policy measures that are found to successfully reduce the regional digital divide in the EU.", "Addresses": "[Szeles, Monica Raileanu] Transilvania Univ Brasov, Fac Econ Sci & Business Adm, Brasov, Romania; [Szeles, Monica Raileanu] Inst Econ Forecasting, Bucharest, Romania", "Affiliations": "Transylvania University of Brasov", "Reprint Addresses": "Szeles, MR (corresponding author), B Dul Eroilor 29, Brasov 500036, Romania.", "Email Addresses": "monica.szeles@unitbv.ro", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 57.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 60.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 8.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 94.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 452.0, "End Page": 463.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.03.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GM3JA", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000437999700003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Stocker, V; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Stocker, Volker; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Speed isn't everything: A multi-criteria analysis of the broadband consumer experience in the UK", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Internet access; Broadband; QoS; QoE; Consumer experience; Ofcom", "Keywords Plus": "QUALITY; SERVICE", "Abstract": "In this paper, we demonstrate that there is more to consumer experience than just broadband access speed. We identify and describe a complex and dynamic set of interactions that occur between different factors that collectively determine consumer experience. We suggest that the relationship between broadband speed and consumer experience follows an inverted U-shape. Access speed is necessary to provide consumers with a good experience, but it is not sufficient. Based on our findings, a more nuanced understanding of the market for broadband Internet access products is outlined and a foundation for deriving valuable policy implications is developed.", "Addresses": "[Stocker, Volker] Univ Freiburg, Abt Nettokon Wettbewerbsokon & Verkehrswissensch, Freiburg, Germany; [Whalley, Jason] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England; [Whalley, Jason] TELECOM Ecole Management, Inst Mines & Telecoms, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "University of Freiburg; Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Stocker, V (corresponding author), Univ Freiburg, Abt Nettokon Wettbewerbsokon & Verkehrswissensch, Freiburg, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "volker.stocker@vwl.uni-freiburg.de; jason.whalley@northumbria.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "Stocker, Volker/AEA-0432-2022; Stocker, Volker/AAG-7757-2022", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 88.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 22.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 11.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1.0, "End Page": 14.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.06.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FW8FM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000425564800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Briglauer, W; Cambini, C; Fetzer, T; Hüschelrath, K", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Briglauer, Wolfgang; Cambini, Carlo; Fetzer, Thomas; Hueschelrath, Kai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The European Electronic Communications Code: A critical appraisal with, a focus on incentivizing investment in next generation broadband networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecoms' review; Regulatory framework; European Union; Investment; Infrastructure; Next generation networks; Broadband; Access regulation; Co-investment", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS REGULATION; COMPETITION; COPPER; LADDER; ENTRY; OLD", "Abstract": "In September 2016, the European Commission (EC) published its proposal for a directive establishing the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) with one key aim being the provision of sufficient incentives for infrastructure investments into high-speed communication networks. Based on a detailed review of the theoretical and empirical literature of the most relevant regulatory measures that is, co-investment models as well as different types of access regulation we provide a critical appraisal of the respective provisions in the EECC. We find that, although the EECC can generally be seen as a step into the right direction, the expected effects on investment incentives as well as substantial implementation challenges in combination with a high degree of complexity of the envisaged measures contain substantial potential for improvement.", "Addresses": "[Briglauer, Wolfgang; Hueschelrath, Kai] ZEW Ctr European Econ Res, POB 10 34 43, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany; [Briglauer, Wolfgang; Hueschelrath, Kai] MaCCI Mannheim Ctr Competit & Innovat, POB 10 34 43, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany; [Cambini, Carlo] Politecn Torino, Corso Duca Abruzzi 24, I-10129 Turin, Italy; [Cambini, Carlo] European Univ Inst, Florence Sch Regulat, Fiesole, Italy; [Fetzer, Thomas] Univ Mannheim, D-68161 Mannheim, Germany; [Fetzer, Thomas] MaCCl Mannheim Ctr Competit & Innovat, Schloss Wesylligel, D-68161 Mannheim, Germany; [Hueschelrath, Kai] Univ Mannheim, L7 3-5, D-68131 Mannheim, Germany", "Affiliations": "Zentrum fur Europaische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW); Polytechnic University of Turin; European University Institute; University of Mannheim; University of Mannheim", "Reprint Addresses": "Briglauer, W (corresponding author), ZEW Ctr European Econ Res, POB 10 34 43, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany.;Briglauer, W (corresponding author), MaCCI Mannheim Ctr Competit & Innovat, POB 10 34 43, D-68034 Mannheim, Germany.", "Email Addresses": "briglauer@zew.de; carlo.cambini@polito.it; fetzer@jura.uni-mannheim.de; hueschelrath@zew.de", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "CAMBINI, CARLO/0000-0002-7471-8133", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 12.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 948.0, "End Page": 961.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.07.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Agostini, CA; Willington, M; Lazcano, R; Saavedra, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Agostini, Claudio A.; Willington, Manuel; Lazcano, Raul; Saavedra, Eduardo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Predation and network based price discrimination in Chile", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunication network competition; On-net/off-net price discrimination; Call externality", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE TERMINATION; ON-NET; COMPETITION; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; CALL; BILL", "Abstract": "This paper uses a model of strategic interaction among firms that set discriminatory and nonlinear prices in addition to public information on prices of the plans marketed by the three major mobile phone companies, to assess the extent to which on-net/off-net price differentials in the plans they offered could represent predatory practices in the mobile telephony market in Chile. The results show that the largest companies offered a few plans with an off-net/on-net price differential larger than what a competitive theoretical model predicts. This larger differential is consistent with the notion of predation defined by Hoernig (2007) as reducing a competitor's profits. Despite the fact that these plans were a small fraction of all the plans mobile phone firms offered, they were recently banned by the antitrust authority because of their potential anticompetitive effects.", "Addresses": "[Agostini, Claudio A.; Willington, Manuel] Univ Adolfo Ibanez, Sch Govt, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile; [Lazcano, Raul] SUBTEL, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile; [Saavedra, Eduardo] Univ Alberto Hurtado, ILADES, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile", "Affiliations": "Universidad Adolfo Ibanez; Universidad Alberto Hurtado", "Reprint Addresses": "Willington, M (corresponding author), Univ Adolfo Ibanez, Sch Govt, Santiago, Region Metropol, Chile.", "Email Addresses": "claudio.agostini@uai.cl; manuel.willington@uai.cl; raul.lazcano@subtel.cl; saavedra@uahurtado.cl", "Researcher Ids": "Willington, Manuel/ABD-8214-2020; Agostini, Claudio A./HLG-7336-2023; Saavedra, Eduardo/IQS-4264-2023; Willington, Manuel/H-4035-2018", "ORCIDs": "Willington, Manuel/0000-0002-2803-6641; Agostini, Claudio A./0000-0002-3916-1501; Saavedra, Eduardo/0000-0002-2842-2526; Willington, Manuel/0000-0002-2803-6641", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 25.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 781.0, "End Page": 791.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.04.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FR9SB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000419412300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nduhura, D; Prieler, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nduhura, Dominique; Prieler, Michael", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "When I chat online, I feel relaxed and work better: Exploring the use of social media in the public sector workplace in Rwanda", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media; Workplace; Private life; Public institutions; Rwanda", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper explores the use of social media in the public sector workplace in Rwanda, a country that encourages new media technologies in all areas, including public institutions. In particular, we investigate how public employees reconcile job-related and private uses of social media in the workplace. To answer this question, in-depth interviews were conducted both with employees and employers. Our key findings reveal that social media are increasingly playing a central role in how public institutions function, and they are used to coordinate various activities (e.g., meetings and sharing information). Although social media are often feared for their potential to distract employees from work, in our study private uses of social media were seen as compatible with work in most institutions. Even where shortcomings were noted, they were too minimal to constitute a real threat to public institutions' productivity.", "Addresses": "[Nduhura, Dominique; Prieler, Michael] Hallym Univ, Sch Commun, Dasan Hall 507,Hallym Rd 1, Chunchon 24252, South Korea; [Nduhura, Dominique] Univ Rwanda, Sch Journalism & Commun, Kigali, Rwanda", "Affiliations": "Hallym University; University of Rwanda", "Reprint Addresses": "Nduhura, D (corresponding author), Hallym Univ, Sch Commun, Dasan Hall 507,Hallym Rd 1, Chunchon 24252, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dnduhura@gmail.com; prieler@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Prieler, Michael/D-1359-2016", "ORCIDs": "Prieler, Michael/0000-0002-7851-8016; NDUHURA, Dominique/0000-0002-9041-2230", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 26.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 26.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 708.0, "End Page": 716.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sassi, S; Ben Ali, MS", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sassi, Seifallah; Ben Ali, Mohamed Sami", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Corruption in Africa: What role does ICT diffusion play", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Corruption; Bribery; ICT diffusion; Rule of law; African countries", "Keywords Plus": "CROSS-COUNTRY; GROWTH; COMPETITION; GOVERNMENT; INFLATION", "Abstract": "This paper assesses the determinants of corruption in Africa and focuses on the effect of ICT diffusion on corruption. Using a sample of 47 African countries over the period from 1996 to 2014, empirical findings provide evidence of high corruption inertia in Africa and show that the rule of law is the strongest factor determining the level of corruption. Results reveal that African economies can benefit from the anti-corruption effects of ICT adoption only once a threshold of rule of law is reached. Thus, policies based on the use of the Internet and mobile phones are Corruption effective in combating corruption in Africa but need to be strengthened by greater law Bribery enforcement.", "Addresses": "[Sassi, Seifallah] Univ Carthage, Lab Appl Econ & Finance, Tunis, Tunisia; [Ben Ali, Mohamed Sami] Qatar Univ, Coll Business & Econ, Dept Finance & Econ, Doha, Qatar", "Affiliations": "Universite de Carthage; Qatar University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sassi, S (corresponding author), Univ Carthage, Lab Appl Econ & Finance, Tunis, Tunisia.", "Email Addresses": "Seifallah.sassi@yahoo.fr; msbenali@qu.edu.qa", "Researcher Ids": "Ali, Mohamed Sami Ben/AAE-3983-2019", "ORCIDs": "Ali, Mohamed Sami Ben/0000-0002-2993-1971", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 37.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 28.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 29.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": "7-8", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 662.0, "End Page": 669.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.05.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 8.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FI5QN", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000412039000011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nicholls, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nicholls, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A Primer on Auction Design, Management, and Strategy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Nicholls, Rob] Swinburne Univ Technol, Inst Social Res, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia", "Affiliations": "Swinburne University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Nicholls, R (corresponding author), Swinburne Univ Technol, Inst Social Res, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, Australia.", "Email Addresses": "rnicholls@swin.edu.au", "Researcher Ids": "PATTANAYAK, MANORANJAN/N-7858-2017; Nicholls, Rob/F-6538-2012", "ORCIDs": "Nicholls, Rob/0000-0001-9764-8900", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 5.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 2.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 593.0, "End Page": 594.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DN1HM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000376816900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Guo, J; Bouwman, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Guo, Jie; Bouwman, Harry", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An analytical framework for an m-payment ecosystem: A merchants' perspective", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile payment; Business ecosystem; Merchants; Adoption; Acceptance; Analytical framework", "Keywords Plus": "MOBILE PAYMENT; ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION; ADOPTION; CHINA; DETERMINANTS; TECHNOLOGY; READINESS; DIFFUSION; FUTURE; STANDARDIZATION", "Abstract": "In comparison to the rapid adoption and growth of mobile technologies worldwide, mobile payment services are being adopted at a slower pace than anticipated. One of the interesting characteristics of the Chinese market, for both academicians and practitioners, is that, although m-payment evolved from the convergence of payment and telecommunication industries (traditionally dominated by state-owned enterprises in China), it was private, third party payment companies that developed m-payment platforms, which gained a competitive edge over state-owned enterprises. While standardization, regulation and policy play an important role in stimulating the Chinese m-payment market, these factors alone are not sufficient to establish a sustainable two-sided market and generate a critical mass of merchants and end-users. Although merchants play a crucial role in the m-payment ecosystem, there is a lack of insight into merchant behavior, and their interaction with other actors in the m-payment ecosystem. In this study, we propose a framework for the analyses of the m-payment ecosystem. Starting from a set of propositions, we conducted in-depth interviews to analyze the multifaceted nature of the Chinese m-payment market. We identified the connection between the adoption process and the business ecosystem configurations. The proposed framework can be used as a basis for future studies of complex business ecosystems. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Guo, Jie] Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Econ & Finance, Joukahaisenkatu 3-5 B, Turku 20520, Finland; [Guo, Jie] Abo Akad Univ IAMSR, Joukahaisenkatu 3-5 B, Turku 20520, Finland; [Bouwman, Harry] Delft Univ Technol, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands; [Bouwman, Harry] Abo Akad Univ IAMSR, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Xi'an Jiaotong University; Delft University of Technology; Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Guo, J (corresponding author), Xi An Jiao Tong Univ, Sch Econ & Finance, Joukahaisenkatu 3-5 B, Turku 20520, Finland.;Guo, J (corresponding author), Abo Akad Univ IAMSR, Joukahaisenkatu 3-5 B, Turku 20520, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "Jie.guo@abo.fi; W.A.G.A.Bouwman@tudelft.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Bouwman, Harry/0000-0002-7874-8671", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 86.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 35.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 100.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 147.0, "End Page": 167.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.09.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DF7QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371552900006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vialle, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vialle, Pierre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "De-Convergence of Global Media Industries", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Vialle, Pierre] Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, Evry, France", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Vialle, P (corresponding author), Telecom Ecole Management, Inst Mines Telecom, Evry, France.", "Email Addresses": "pierre.vialle@telecom-em.eu", "Researcher Ids": "PATTANAYAK, MANORANJAN/N-7858-2017", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 29.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 77.0, "End Page": 78.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.11.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DG1PR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000371840500007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kwon, Y; Cho, S", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kwon, Youngsun; Cho, Shin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Defining a cluster market: The case of the Korean Internet portal service market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cluster market; Market definition; Internet portal; Click data; Cluster analysis", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In a cluster market, many related and unrelated products or services are sold. Examples of players in cluster markets are Tesco, Sears, Carrefour, Walmart, JCPenny, and Meijer. Because of some unique characteristics of cluster markets, studies of cluster market definition have been very scant. This paper reviews the market definition issues of cluster markets, proposes a statistical market definition method for cluster markets, and applies the method to the Korean Internet portal service market. The method uses all available information on cluster markets without oversimplifying market data. The results of analyses show that the Korean Internet portals can be seen as one market even though the third ranked player in the Korean Internet portal service market, Nate, is more akin to a specialty service provider, not a player competing in the cluster market squarely with Naver and Daum. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea; [Cho, Shin] Yonsei Univ, Yonsei Inst Convergence Technol, Grad Sch Informat, Seoul 120749, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST); Yonsei University", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Dept Business & Technol Management, Daejeon, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "yokwon@kaist.ac.kr; shincho@yonsei.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "Kwon, Youngsun/C-1758-2011", "ORCIDs": "Kwon, Youngsun/0000-0003-2438-1349", "Funding Orgs": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC(Communication Policy Research Center) [IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003]", "Funding Name Preferred": "MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC(Communication Policy Research Center)", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by the MSIP (Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning), Korea, under the CPRC(Communication Policy Research Center) support program (IITP-2015-H8201-15-1003) supervised by the IITP (Institute for Information & communication Technology Promotion). We thank two anonymous reviewers for helpful comments and Ms. Ruth Mendel for English proofreading.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 921.0, "End Page": 932.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.08.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DA4IC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000367762600001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ventura, E; Satorra, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ventura, Eva; Satorra, Albert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A multiple indicator model for panel data: An application to IT area-level variation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Structural equations model; Confirmatory factor analysis; Longitudinal analysis; Index; Digital divide; Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)", "Keywords Plus": "DIGITAL DIVIDE; INTERNET; DETERMINANTS", "Abstract": "Consider the case in which we have data from repeated surveys covering several geographic areas, and our goal is to characterize these areas on a latent trait that underlies multiple indicators. This characterization occurs, for example, in surveys of information and communication, technologies (ICT) conducted by statistical agencies, the objective of which is to assess the level of ICT in each area and its variation overtime. It is often of interest to evaluate the impact of area-specific covariates on the ICT level of the area. This paper develops a methodology based on structural equations models (SEMs) that allows not only the ability to estimate the level of the latent trait in each of the areas (building an ICT index) but also to assess the variation of this index in time, as well as its association with the area-specific covariates. The methodology is illustrated using the ICT annual survey data collected in the Spanish region of Catalonia for the years 2008-2011. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ventura, Eva; Satorra, Albert] Univ Pompeu Fabra, Dept Econ & Business, Barcelona, Spain; [Ventura, Eva; Satorra, Albert] Barcelona GSE, Barcelona, Spain", "Affiliations": "Pompeu Fabra University; Barcelona School of Economics", "Reprint Addresses": "Ventura, E (corresponding author), Univ Pompeu Fabra, Dept Econ & Business, Barcelona, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "eva.ventura@upf.edu; albert.satorra@upf.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Satorra, Albert/D-7206-2013; Ventura Colera, Eva/D-6732-2013", "ORCIDs": "Satorra, Albert/0000-0001-8974-5241; Ventura Colera, Eva/0000-0002-9116-4005", "Funding Orgs": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation [ECO2011-28875]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation(Spanish Government)", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the Statistics Institute of Catalonia (Idescat) for facilitating the data used in this study, with special recognition to Maribel Garcia, Marcos Pardal and the director Cristina Rovira. Recognition is also due to Alex Costa Saenz de San Pedro for encouraging our cooperation with Idescat. In addition, the authors wish to acknowledge the financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation through Grant ECO2011-28875.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 47.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 830.0, "End Page": 847.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.07.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235900002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Napoli, PM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Napoli, Philip M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Social media and the public interest: Governance of news platforms in the realm of individual and algorithmic gatekeepers", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Social media; Public interest; News; Journalism; Algorithms", "Keywords Plus": "CONSUMPTION; TELEVISION", "Abstract": "This article seeks to identify the basic contours of how the notion of the public interest is taking shape in the realm of social media. Drawing upon social media governance discourse and research on the dynamics of how social media platforms are being used in the dissemination and consumption of news and information, this article argues that a restrictive and individualist model of the public interest characterizes the social media space. This article then considers the broader implications of this emergent model of the public interest in social media governance. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Napoli, Philip M.] Rutgers State Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA", "Affiliations": "Rutgers University System; Rutgers University New Brunswick", "Reprint Addresses": "Napoli, PM (corresponding author), Rutgers State Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA.", "Email Addresses": "phil.napoli@rutgers.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 83.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 93.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 109.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 6.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 102.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 751.0, "End Page": 760.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.12.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CY2JW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000366235800002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Garrone, P; Zaccagnino, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Garrone, Paola; Zaccagnino, Michele", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Seeking the links between competition and telecommunications investments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Investment; Telecommunications; Competition; Breakpoint; Unbundling", "Keywords Plus": "UNIT-ROOT TESTS; PANEL-DATA; REGULATORY INDEPENDENCE; EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE; CAPITAL STRUCTURE; IMPACT; PRIVATIZATION; OWNERSHIP; PERFORMANCE; MODELS", "Abstract": "This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between competition and investments in the telecommunications industries of OECD countries. The impact of market opening on infrastructure investments is a critical ingredient for regulatory reviews, but the literature findings on this subject are quite mixed. The paper employs various methods to find out whether pro-entry regulation and competition had any significant effect. As a first investigation, we seek unknown breakpoints in countries' investment series. Market opening and unbundling obligations are found to be temporally associated with investment breaks only in some countries, and both upward and downward shifts are detected. In order to understand causes behind cross-country heterogeneity, a micro-econometric model of incumbent's investments is estimated. Neither unbundling obligations nor competition intensity, alone, have a significant effect, but they spur incumbent's investments in combination. Overall, our results support the view that competition does not depress investments at firm and country levels. Conditionally on their ability to foster competition, unbundling obligations play a positive role. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Garrone, Paola; Zaccagnino, Michele] Politecn Milan, I-20133 Milan, Italy", "Affiliations": "Polytechnic University of Milan", "Reprint Addresses": "Garrone, P (corresponding author), Politecn Milan, Dept Management Econ & Ind Engn, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, I-20133 Milan, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "paola.garrone@polimi.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "garrone, paola/0000-0002-0953-5007", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 55.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 11.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 11.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 388.0, "End Page": 405.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.03.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CL1VM", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000356733000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Platforms, systems competition, and innovation: Reassessing the foundations of communications policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Dynamic competition; Innovation; Platform markets; System competition; Adaptive regulation; Generativity; Plasticity", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; INVESTMENT; ECONOMICS", "Abstract": "Focusing on the effects of policy on investment and innovation this paper examines whether the conceptual foundations of sector regulation are aligned with the current technological and economic conditions of advanced communications. One conclusion is that the prevailing theories and practices are only adequate if the policy challenge can be reasonably approximated as a static or steady-state problem but they may have serious shortcomings if this is not possible. The article proceeds with a review and critical examination of two approaches that could augment or possibly replace the traditional approach under conditions of dynamic competition the theory of platform markets and systems approaches. Both frameworks model aspects of competition in interconnected systems in more detail and offer novel insights to inform communications policy in an era of continuous change. Nonetheless, important theoretical and implementation gaps remain that will require additional efforts by researchers and practitioners. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, 404 Wilson Rd,Room 409, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 97.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 23.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 662.0, "End Page": 673.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.008", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Arduini, D; Zanfei, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Arduini, Davide; Zanfei, Antonello", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "An overview of scholarly research on public e-services? A meta-analysis of the literature", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Bibliometrics; Meta-analysis; Innovation in services; Public e-services", "Keywords Plus": "E-GOVERNMENT RESEARCH; E-GOV RESEARCH; ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH; INTERDISCIPLINARY; ARTICLES; JOURNALS", "Abstract": "Public e-services are a broad and growing research field in which scholars and practitioners from different domains are involved. However, the increasing attention devoted to public e-services only partially captures the extreme variety of aspects and implications of the diffusion of information and communication technologies at all levels of public administrations. The paper aims to develop a meta-analysis of the literature on the delivery, diffusion, adoption and impact of public e-services and examines differences in methodologies, approaches and key indicators across five service categories: e-government, e-education, e-health, Infomobility and e-procurement We examined 751 articles appeared in 2000-2010 in the top international academic journals listed in the SSCI-ISI, as classified in the following fields: Communication, Economics, Education, Environmental Studies, Geography, Health Policy and Services, Information Science and Library Science, Law, Management, Planning and Development, Public Administration, Transportation and Urban Studies. We highlight a significant heterogeneity in scientific production across service categories, indicators used, and affiliation of authors. We also show an increasing diffusion of quantitative methods applied to different research fields which still appears to be constrained by data limitations. The overall picture emerging from the analysis is one characterized by largely unexplored domains as well as scarcely analyzed issues both across and within individual service categories. Thus many research opportunities seem to emerge and need to be exploited from different disciplinary perspectives in this field of analysis. (C) 2014 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Arduini, Davide; Zanfei, Antonello] Univ Urbino Carlo Bo, Dept Econ Soc & Polit, I-61029 Urbino, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Urbino", "Reprint Addresses": "Arduini, D (corresponding author), Univ Urbino Carlo Bo, Dept Econ Soc & Polit, Via Saffi 42, I-61029 Urbino, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "davide.arduini@uniurb.it; antonello.zanfei@uniurb.it", "Researcher Ids": "ZANFEI, Antonello/KGK-6073-2024", "ORCIDs": "ZANFEI, Antonello/0000-0001-6758-626X", "Funding Orgs": "EIBURS - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme", "Funding Name Preferred": "EIBURS - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme", "Funding Text": "The paper is part of the research project Technology adoption and innovation in public services (TAIPS). The project is carried out by the Department of Economics, Society and Politics (DESP), University of Urbino, Italy, and funded by EIBURS - EIB University Research Sponsorship Programme.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 49.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 34.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 37.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 119.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN-JUL", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "5-6", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 476.0, "End Page": 495.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.10.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AL0NF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000338822900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Tselekounis, M; Varoutas, D; Martakos, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Tselekounis, Markos; Varoutas, Dimitris; Martakos, Drakoulis", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A CDS approach to induce facilities-based competition over NGA networks", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Access regulation; Credit Default Swap (CDS); Facilities-based competition; Investment incentives; Next Generation Access Networks (NGA)", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND PENETRATION; INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION; PRICE REGULATION; REAL OPTIONS; ACCESS; INVESTMENT; COST; INCENTIVES; POLICY; LADDER", "Abstract": "The current regulatory framework in the European NGA market provides the basic principles for the gradual migration from service-based competition over the legacy copper access networks to facilities-based competition over fiber-based Next Generation Access (NGA) networks. This paper initially reviews the related literature and shows that: (i) an unbundling policy that boosts entry by alternative operators promotes service-based competition but provides operators with disincentives to invest in network upgrade; (ii) there is no consensus about the optimal regulatory policy that promotes competition and encourages investments in NGA networks; and (iii) the reviewed research articles are not consistent with the current regulatory framework in the European NGA market in terms of both the evolution of the regulatory goals over time and the recommended regulatory settings. This paper aims to propose a novel approach in order to effectively meet the current regulatory goals using the recommended settings. It is shown that the proposed approach, which is based on the basic principles governing a Credit Default Swap (CDS), provides an effective migration path towards facilities-based competition over NGA networks. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Tselekounis, Markos; Varoutas, Dimitris; Martakos, Drakoulis] Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece", "Affiliations": "National & Kapodistrian University of Athens", "Reprint Addresses": "Varoutas, D (corresponding author), Univ Athens, Dept Informat & Telecommun, Athens 15784, Greece.", "Email Addresses": "markos@di.uoa.gr; D.Varoutas@di.uoa.gr; martakos@di.uoa.gr", "Researcher Ids": "Varoutas, Dimitris/D-5536-2013; Tselekounis, Markos/I-5158-2014", "ORCIDs": "Varoutas, Dimitris/0000-0002-9101-6221; Tselekounis, Markos/0000-0003-0014-6053", "Funding Orgs": "European Union (European Social Fund - ESF); Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) - Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund", "Funding Name Preferred": "European Union (European Social Fund - ESF)(European Union (EU)European Social Fund (ESF)); Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) - Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund", "Funding Text": "We would like to thank Nikos Chostelidis, CFA and Dr. Dimitris Katsianis for their useful remarks and comments. We also thank the Guest Editor, Johannes Bauer, as well as the three anonymous referees, for precious comments that considerably improved the manuscript. Markos Tselekounis also acknowledges financial support from the European Union (European Social Fund - ESF) and Greek national funds through the Operational Program Education and Lifelong Learning of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) - Research Funding Program: Heracleitus II. Investing in knowledge society through the European Social Fund.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 313.0, "End Page": 123.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.09.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AG2XR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335280900008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Annafari, MT", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Annafari, Mohammad Tsani", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Multiple subscriptions of mobile telephony: Explaining the diffusion pattern using sampling data", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society on Technology Drivers and Market Changes", "Conference Date": "JUL 01-04, 2012", "Conference Location": "Vienna, AUSTRIA", "Conference Sponsor": "Vienna Univ Econ & Buisness,Austrian Regulatory Author Broadcasting & Telecommunicat,SBR Jucon Consulting", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Diffusion modeling; Multiple subscriptions; Mobile telephony; Simultaneous non-linear equations; Data granularity", "Keywords Plus": "PHONES; MODELS", "Abstract": "Most mobile telephony diffusion studies use penetration rate based market data as the proxy and assume each adoption as the first adoption, an approach which often overlooks the multiple-subscription phenomenon. This paper, instead, aims to explain the diffusion of mobile telephony, taking the multiple-subscription phenomenon into consideration. For this purpose, time-series sampling-based penetration rate data are used as the proxy and simultaneous non-linear equations are applied to fundamental diffusion models, i.e. Gomperts, logistic and Bass models to model the diffusion pattern of each type of adopters, i.e. adopters with single subscriptions and one with multiple subscriptions. Taking the Swedish market as the case, the result shows that each type of adopters has a different diffusion pattern as a result of different saturation levels and delay factor for diffusion growth. Based on the generated diffusion curves, the remaining mobile telephony non-adopters in the Swedish population and the fraction of multiple subscribers and its growth trend can be estimated and relevant business and policy implications can be discussed. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Chalmers Univ Technol, Div Technol & Society, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Annafari, MT (corresponding author), Chalmers Univ Technol, Div Technol & Society, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "tsani.annafari@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 22.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 930.0, "End Page": 939.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "256DE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327289100010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM; Bohlin, E; de Vries, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.; Bohlin, Erik; de Vries, J. Pierre", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Editorial: Papers from the 40th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC 2012) with the first papers from the 'Mapping the Field' initiative", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Telecommun Informat Studies & Media, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Div Technol & Soc, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden; [de Vries, J. Pierre] Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University; Chalmers University of Technology; University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "Bohlin, E (corresponding author), Chalmers, Dept Technol Management & Econ, Div Technol & Soc, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu; erik.bohlin@chalmers.se; pierredv@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024; Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438;", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 0.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 687.0, "End Page": 689.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.07.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 3.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Wolff, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Wolff, Josephine", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Application-layer design patterns for accountable-anonymous online identities", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Accountability; Anonymity; Online identity; Application design; Privacy; Social networks", "Keywords Plus": "INTERNET", "Abstract": "Both anonymity and accountability play important roles in sustaining the Internet's functionality; however, there is a common misconception that increasing the anonymity of Internet identities requires diminishing their accountability, and vice versa. This paper argues that by implementing accountability mechanisms and anonymity protections at the application layer of the Internet, rather than the network layer, it is possible to develop a variety of different types of accountable-anonymous virtual identities, tailored to meet the needs of numerous, diverse online applications. Examples are drawn from several identity mechanisms used by existing applications and general design patterns for implementing accountability are discussed, with particular emphasis on designing identity investment-privilege trade-offs, conditional anonymity schemes, and aggregated, identity management systems, as well as the role of scoped identities and linked identities in promoting online accountability. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "MIT, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA", "Affiliations": "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Reprint Addresses": "Wolff, J (corresponding author), MIT, 77 Massachusetts Ave,32-G805, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jwolff@mit.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 26.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 748.0, "End Page": 756.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.04.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400007", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Yu, J; Zhang, Y; Gao, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Yu, Jiang; Zhang, Yue; Gao, Ping", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Examining China's technology policies for wireless broadband infrastructure", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "China; Diffusion-orientation policy; Mission-orientation policy; Policy paradigms; Strategic dynamics; Wireless broadband infrastructure (WBI)", "Keywords Plus": "TD-SCDMA; STANDARDIZATION; INSTITUTIONS; COMPETITION; ACCESS", "Abstract": "This paper aims to identify key policy paradigms and strategic dynamics driving wireless broadband infrastructure (WBI) development in China. It is argued that large emerging countries like China can design their own policy agenda to deal with the diverse interests of different political institutions and business companies under the globalization. It has been found that, facing high uncertainties in future technology trajectories, these countries may follow both mission-orientation and diffusion-orientation paradigms in technology development. Such a policy mechanism can help the government efficiently foster technology leadership and build up service capabilities of domestic industries for future WBI. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Yu, Jiang; Zhang, Yue] Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Policy & Management, Beijing 100190, Peoples R China; [Gao, Ping] Univ Manchester, Inst Dev Policy & Management, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England", "Affiliations": "Chinese Academy of Sciences; Institutes of Science & Development, CAS; University of Manchester", "Reprint Addresses": "Gao, P (corresponding author), Univ Manchester, Inst Dev Policy & Management, Arthur Lewis Bldg,Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PL, Lancs, England.", "Email Addresses": "yujiang@mail.casipm.ac.cn; zhangyue0650037@163.com; ping.gao@manchester.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "GAO, PING/0000-0002-9683-1989", "Funding Orgs": "NSFC [70973120]; National Soft Science Research Program [2010GXS5B162, 2012GXS3B032]", "Funding Name Preferred": "NSFC(National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)); National Soft Science Research Program", "Funding Text": "The authors would like to thank the support from NSFC Funding Program No. 70973120, and National Soft Science Research Program No. 2010GXS5B162 and No. 2012GXS3B032.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 56.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 14.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 36.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV-DEC", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 847.0, "End Page": 857.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "067SH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000313314900005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Barrie, M; Delaere, S; Anker, P; Ballon, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Barrie, Matthias; Delaere, Simon; Anker, Peter; Ballon, Pieter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Aligning technology, business and regulatory scenarios for cognitive radio", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Cognitive radio; Radio regulations; Spectrum pool; Economic scenarios", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "The amount of wireless and mobile applications and devices is rapidly growing. This exponential growth might be hindered by a scarcity of suitable radio spectrum, a necessary but limited natural resource required for all wireless communications. Spectrum scarcity does not only slow down data growth, but may also disrupt existing communications. Cognitive radio may provide a solution to these issues, but although the concept seems promising, few products making use of CR have been brought to the market. This is due to significant uncertainties surrounding the appropriate economic scenario for CR, the regulatory framework and the technology enablers needed for such CR scenario. As business, regulatory and technical constraints are largely co-determined by each other, this paper proposes to align them, paving the road for the implementation of specific economic scenarios with appropriate regulation. First, from the business perspective, a taxonomy of possible economic scenarios for CR is proposed. Second, for each scenario a number of regulatory requirements - based on a European context - and characteristics are given. In doing so, it is argued that the economic scenarios are inherently distinct so that CR regulation should be customized for the type of scenario envisaged. Third, from the technology perspective, this article reviews the possible CR enablers, showing that spectrum sensing, CPC and geolocation database all have their strengths and weaknesses, and receive varying support from business and regulators. Based on the analysis it can be concluded that, although the introduction of CR does not seem problematic for the unlicensed scenario and the flexible operator scenario, more complex measures are required to enable CR to contribute to the implementation of spectrum pool and spectrum market scenarios. It can also be concluded that, out of the three proposed alternatives, the geolocation database is the most likely candidate to be used for CR purposes. However, although this database is a clear favorite for applications within the TV White Spaces, spectrum sensing should not be discarded as a potential CR enabler for highly sensitive applications in high-density radio environments. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Barrie, Matthias; Delaere, Simon; Ballon, Pieter] Vrije Univ Brussel, IBBT SMIT, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium; [Anker, Peter] Delft Univ Technol, Fac Technol Policy & Management, NL-2600 GA Delft, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Barrie, M (corresponding author), Vrije Univ Brussel, IBBT SMIT, Pl Laan 9, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "Matthias.barrie@vub.ac.be; Simon.delaere@vub.ac.be; Peter.Anker@telecomabc.com; Pieter.ballon@vub.ac.be", "Researcher Ids": "Ballon, Pieter/KGL-1886-2024", "ORCIDs": "Ballon, Pieter/0000-0001-6066-3242; Delaere, Simon/0000-0003-3775-6592", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 6.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 6.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 546.0, "End Page": 559.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.03.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "de Vries, JP; Sieh, KA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "de Vries, J. Pierre; Sieh, Kaleb A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Reception-oriented radio rights: Increasing the value of wireless by explicitly defining and delegating radio operating rights", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Interference; Property rights; Radio; Regulation; Spectrum", "Keywords Plus": "PROPERTY-RIGHTS; RULES", "Abstract": "The increasingly intensive coexistence of diverse radio systems and the inability of existing institutions to resolve conflicts in a timely manner require a change in the way operating rights are defined, assigned, and enforced. This paper proposes a regulatory approach that increases delegation to operators and reduces ambiguity by (1) more clearly defining operating rights and harmful interference using the Three P approach of probabilistic reception protections and transmission permissions; (2) facilitating transactions by limiting the number of parties to a negotiation, only altering the rights in a license at renewal, and implementing a registry; and (3) making rights enforcement more efficient by enabling direct enforcement of rights, separating rulemaking from adjudication, and defining remedies up-front. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[de Vries, J. Pierre; Sieh, Kaleb A.] Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Boulder, CO 80309 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Colorado System; University of Colorado Boulder", "Reprint Addresses": "de Vries, JP (corresponding author), Univ Colorado, Sch Law, Silicon Flatirons Ctr, Wolf Law Bldg,401 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309 USA.", "Email Addresses": "pierredv@hotmail.com; kaleb.a.sieh@gmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 522.0, "End Page": 530.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.12.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 9.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "992SW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000307801000002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Mueller, ML", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Mueller, Milton L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "From telecommunications policy to Internet governance", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Editorial Material", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA", "Affiliations": "Syracuse University", "Reprint Addresses": "Mueller, ML (corresponding author), Syracuse Univ, Sch Informat Studies, 307 Hinds Hall, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mueller@syr.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 2.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 449.0, "End Page": 450.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.04.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "978RS", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000306763800001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kim, M; Chung, CJ; Kim, JH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kim, Minjeong; Chung, Chung Joo; Kim, Jang Hyun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Who shapes network neutrality policy debate? An examination of information subsidizers in the mainstream media and at Congressional and FCC hearings", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Information subsidy; Policy-making; Media; Congressional hearing; FCC hearing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Recognizing policy-making process as a communicative process, this study examines who has subsidized information relating to the net neutrality policy debate. Empirical data has been collected from net neutrality stories published in four national newspapers, as well as from hearings by Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), during the period of February 2004 through January 2009. Study findings reveal that corporate interests have played a significant role in subsidizing information on net neutrality, both to the public through the mainstream media and to legislators through Congressional hearings. Furthermore, study results show that experts played a larger role in defining net neutrality through the mainstream media and FCC hearings than they did through Congressional hearings. Finally, the role of advocacy group representatives was more apparent at Congressional hearings than via the other two available information channels. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kim, Minjeong] Colorado State Univ, Dept Journalism & Tech Commun, Ft Collins, CO 80523 USA; [Chung, Chung Joo] SUNY Buffalo, Dept Commun, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA; [Kim, Jang Hyun] Univ Hawaii Manoa, Dept Speech Commun, Honolulu, HI 96822 USA", "Affiliations": "Colorado State University; State University of New York (SUNY) System; State University of New York (SUNY) Buffalo; University of Hawaii System; University of Hawaii Manoa", "Reprint Addresses": "Kim, M (corresponding author), Colorado State Univ, Dept Journalism & Tech Commun, 1785 Campus Delivery, Ft Collins, CO 80523 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Minjeong.Kim@colostate.edu; Cjchung@buffalo.edu; Jangkim@hawaii.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Kim, Jang Hyun/HRC-9519-2023", "ORCIDs": "Kim, Jang Hyun/0000-0001-7750-2664", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 30.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 16.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 314.0, "End Page": 324.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.02.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "765YZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000290746600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Singh, JP", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Singh, J. P.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications Development in Asia", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Singh, J. P.] Georgetown Univ, Commun Culture & Technol Program, Washington, DC 20057 USA", "Affiliations": "Georgetown University", "Reprint Addresses": "Singh, JP (corresponding author), Georgetown Univ, Commun Culture & Technol Program, Washington, DC 20057 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jps6@georgetown.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 1.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "APR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 3.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 288.0, "End Page": 289.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.07.009", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "748NK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000289397100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Narayana, MR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Narayana, M. R.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Telecommunications services and economic growth: Evidence from India", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecom services; Economic growth; Fixed phones; Mobile phones; Logit model", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper estimates the growth contributions of telecom services by public and private sectors and distinguishes it from the information technology services. Socio-economic determinants of demand for telecom services are estimated for fixed and mobile phones in the framework of a Logit model and using data from a small-household sample survey in India. Estimation results show a significant negative impact of price and a positive impact of income variables; distinguish the importance of social caste, education level, nature of occupation, age of household head and family size between fixed and mobiles phones and offer evidence for substitutability of mobile phones for fixed phones. These results add to the empirical knowledge of socio-economic determinants of telecom demand and have implications for selective design of policies towards promotion of higher demand and attainment of higher economic growth by fixed and mobile services in India and other developing countries. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Ctr Econ Studies & Policy, Inst Social & Econ Change, Bangalore 560072, Karnataka, India", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Narayana, MR (corresponding author), Ctr Econ Studies & Policy, Inst Social & Econ Change, Bangalore 560072, Karnataka, India.", "Email Addresses": "mrnarayana@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "University of Tokyo; Department of Telecommunications, Government of India (New Delhi) [Econ/67]", "Funding Name Preferred": "University of Tokyo; Department of Telecommunications, Government of India (New Delhi)(Ministry of Communications, Government of IndiaDepartment of Telecommunications (DoT), Government of India)", "Funding Text": "This paper is substantially revised version of the CURE Discussion Paper #F-545. Grateful thanks are due to (a) anonymous referees and the Editors of this Journal; (b) University of Tokyo for financial assistance and research facilites; (c) Department of Telecommunications, Government of India (New Delhi), for financial assistance to carry out the field survey under the ISEC's research project No. Econ/67 and (d) Professor Yoshitsugu Kanemoto, Professor Takahiro Tabuchi, and Mr. Ramesh Kolli for useful suggestions and discussions. However, the usual disclaimer applies.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 30.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 32.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 115.0, "End Page": 127.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2010.12.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "741QO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000288878800003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Vu, K; Nguyen, T", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Vu, Khuong; Nguyen, Trung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Exploring the contributors to the digital economy: Insights from Vietnam with comparisons to Thailand", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital economy; Policy; Measuring framework; Vietnam; Thailand; ICT", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This paper introduces a practical framework to quantify the digital economy and evaluates its growth in Vietnam, utilizing available Input-Output (I-O) tables from the OECD statistics database. Additionally, it conducts a direct comparison between Vietnam and Thailand, shedding light on their relative standings. The primary contribution of this paper lies in its devised approach for measuring the digital economy. This methodology generates meaningful estimations of the digital economy's size and drivers within a specific country. Moreover, these estimated results are suitable for cross-country comparisons. Concurrently, applying this approach to analyze Vietnam and comparing it with Thailand reveals valuable insights. Firstly, Vietnam's digital economy, amounting to US$17,458 and comprising 7.9% of GDP in 2018, exhibited consistent expansion during the 2012-2018 period. Secondly, the ICT sector, particularly foreign-invested ICT hardware manufacturing, contributes roughly 50% to Vietnam's digital economy, while contributions from backward linkages and digital transformation each account for 20-30%. Thirdly, the non-ICT sectors' contribution to the digital economy is quantifiable through three avenues: purchasing digital products and services, supplying the ICT sector, and generating value-added from within-sector digital transformation. Lastly, compared to Thailand, Vietnam lags in key digital economy metrics. Notably, the Thailand/Vietnam ratio for value-added in 2018 was 3.9 for the total digital economy, 3.2 for the ICT sector, 3.1 for contributions from backward linkages, and 6.4 for non-ICT sector digital transformation, while the ratio for GDP stood at 2.1. This insight underscores that while investing in digital infrastructure, promoting internet adoption, and attracting FDI to ICT hardware manufacturing are essential, they alone are insufficient for the rapid progress needed in advancing Vietnam's digital economy.", "Addresses": "[Vu, Khuong] Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore; [Nguyen, Trung] RMIT Viet Nam, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam", "Affiliations": "National University of Singapore", "Reprint Addresses": "Vu, K (corresponding author), Natl Univ Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "sppkmv@nus.edu.sg; trung.nguyen@rmit.edu.vn", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nguyen, Trung Quang/0000-0002-1092-7809", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 7.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "FEB", "Publication Year": 2024.0, "Volume": 48.0, "Issue": 1.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102664.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102664", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2024", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "IC2X7", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001164070200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauner, C; Espin, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauner, Christoph; Espin, Augusto", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Do subscribers of mobile networks care about Data Throttling?", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Data throttling; Network neutrality; Internet; Upstream effects", "Keywords Plus": "NET NEUTRALITY; INTERNET; INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "Network neutrality mandates have been made out either as necessary to ensure a level playing field in online markets or, alternatively, as overly restrictive regulation preventing innovation and investment. However, there is little empirical research on the consequences of data throttling, which becomes legal without network neutrality regulations. We combine throughput levels measured for mobile ISPs in the United States with usage data to explore how sensitive users are to such practices. We find no evidence that users change their behavior when faced with throttled data rates.", "Addresses": "[Bauner, Christoph; Espin, Augusto] Univ Massachusetts, Dept Resource Econ, 80 Campus Ctr Way,219A Stockbridge Hall, Amherst, MA 01003 USA", "Affiliations": "University of Massachusetts System; University of Massachusetts Amherst", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauner, C (corresponding author), Univ Massachusetts, Dept Resource Econ, 80 Campus Ctr Way,219A Stockbridge Hall, Amherst, MA 01003 USA.", "Email Addresses": "cbauner@umass.edu; aespin@umass.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 0.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102665.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102665", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3HQ8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111021000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ccihák, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ccihak, Jakub", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The impact of mobile virtual network operators on the mobile telecommunications services market: The case of the Czech Republic", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile virtual network operator; Telecommunication; Competition; Technical progress", "Keywords Plus": "COMPETITION; MERGERS", "Abstract": "Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) offer mobile telecommunications services by pur-chasing capacity from mobile network operators (MNOs) and competing on the retail market. This study examines national data to identify possible impacts of MVNOs on the mobile market and on mobile service users. While open wholesale markets for MVNOs are relatively widespread in European countries, evidence of their impact on end users is limited due to a lack of previous research. This study uses data from the market entry of MVNOs in the Czech Republic in 2013 to estimate the impact on end users. Based on synthetic control methods, the results clearly show that the market entry of MVNOs led to a decrease in the price of calls and to a decrease in the average monthly revenue per user (ARPU) of operators. However, no significant effect on the price of data or on consumption was found. These results have some implications for policy and for the mobile industry.", "Addresses": "[Ccihak, Jakub] Charles Univ Prague, Fac Law, Dept Econ, Nam Curieovych 901-7, Prague 11640 1, Czech Republic", "Affiliations": "Charles University Prague", "Reprint Addresses": "Ccihák, J (corresponding author), Charles Univ Prague, Fac Law, Dept Econ, Nam Curieovych 901-7, Prague 11640 1, Czech Republic.", "Email Addresses": "cihakj@prf.cuni.cz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Cihak, Jakub/0000-0001-9971-7439", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "London", "Publisher Address": "125 London Wall, London, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102662.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102662", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "NOV 2023", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "Z3OW6", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001111210000001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Park, S; Kwon, Y", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Park, Sungwook; Kwon, Youngsun", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Disentangling the effects on OTT platform performance of three strategies: Pricing, M&As, and content investments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "OTT; Media; Platform; Strategy; Double -sided", "Keywords Plus": "PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION; NETWORK EXTERNALITIES; FIRM PERFORMANCE; 2-SIDED MARKETS; INSTALLED BASE; TRADE-OFFS; ACQUISITIONS; COMPETITION; MERGERS; AGE", "Abstract": "OTT streaming services have been restructuring the global multimedia industry, and there have been strategic actions and reactions among OTT players and traditional pay-TV platforms. This study found that Pricing and Content investments are key factors affecting market share and subscribership in global OTT markets, and M&As have positive effects on the two performance measures, although with less statistical confidence. OTT-specialized firms in the UK, Germany, France, Japan, and South Korea did not expand subscribers to the same extent as those in the US, but they were able to expand their market share in the UK and Germany while failing to increase it in the other three countries. Local OTT players, especially those in Europe and Asia, might need to be more strategic in coping with US-based firms' expansion by materializing the positive interaction effects among the three strategies to increase both their subscriber base and market share.", "Addresses": "[Park, Sungwook; Kwon, Youngsun] Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)", "Reprint Addresses": "Kwon, Y (corresponding author), Korea Adv Inst Sci & Technol, Coll Business, Sch Business & Technol Management, 291 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34141, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "kaistwoogie@kaist.ac.kr; yokwon@kaist.ac.kr", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 104.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 13.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 17.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102600.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102600", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "AUG 2023", "Number of Pages": 18.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "T2NN8", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001076403200001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "King, J; Gonzales, AL", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "King, Jesse; Gonzales, Amy L.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The influence of digital divide frames on legislative passage and partisan sponsorship: A content analysis of digital equity legislation in the US from 1990 to 2020", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital divide; Legislation; Framing; Content analysis; Democrat; Republican", "Keywords Plus": "NATIONAL BROAD-BAND; POLICY; TECHNOLOGY; BENEFITS; INTERNET; ACCESS; MAP", "Abstract": "Government funding is essential for digital equity. Scholarship on policies to improve internet access often examines the funding mechanisms behind subsidies, or the quality and reach of services provided. However, a better understanding of the issues and constituencies to receive government support to date may help digital equity activists more strategically lobby for new digital divide policies in the future. To do this, we take a macro-level approach to Van Dijk's resources and appropriation theory and examine how the framing of all digital divide-related U.S. Congressional legislation introduced between 1990 and 2020 may be associated with a bill's passage or the political party of its sponsor. Content analysis revealed that bills highlighting privacy literacy programs, educational outcomes, and corporate transparency were more likely to be passed into legislation. Bills sponsored by Republicans were 422% more likely of being passed into legislation. Certain frames were also associated with partisan sponsorship: Republican -sponsored bills were more often framed around deregulation, privacy programs, corporate transparency, and rural access, whereas Democrat-sponsored bills were more often framed around digital skills such as digital literacy and educational outcomes. Findings serve as a his-torical record of digital equity priorities in the U.S. and highlight possible strategies for future policy design.", "Addresses": "[King, Jesse; Gonzales, Amy L.] Univ Calif Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA USA; [King, Jesse] UC Santa Barbara, Social Sci & Media Studies 4005, Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA", "Affiliations": "University of California System; University of California Santa Barbara; University of California System; University of California Santa Barbara", "Reprint Addresses": "King, J (corresponding author), UC Santa Barbara, Social Sci & Media Studies 4005, Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jesseking@ucsb.edu; gonzales@ucsb.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "King, Jesse/0000-0002-0856-0921", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 91.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2023.0, "Volume": 47.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102573.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2023.102573", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUL 2023", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "P0SB9", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:001047813900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Díaz, GR", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ruiz Diaz, Gonzalo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Private participation in government-led backbone network projects: Lessons from three Latin American experiments", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Backbone network; Public-private partnership; Broadband; Risk allocation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This study presents an ex post comparative assessment of the relative performance of three Latin American broadband network emblematic projects implemented through public-private projects (PPP). Results show that the relative performance of these projects is extremely sensitive to differences in contractual design and regulatory approaches applied in each case. The detailed examination and comparative analysis of these experiences allowed us to extract important lessons in terms of design and implementation of PPP in telecommunications sector. In particular, our analysis finds that imperfect financing and demand risk allocations in projects can jeopardize their operational and financial sustainability. As well, the examination of these experiences allows us to conclude that in markets characterized by continuous economic and technological transformations, vertical separation restrictions imposed for reducing the risk of increasing market power and concentration may not be justified. As well, analysis shows that in such evolving contexts, a more flexible and adaptable regulatory approach is recommendable. Finally, our analysis reveals the role of complementary policies in the context of the implementation of countries' digital strategies, as a means that contribute to ensure the accomplishment of broadband accessibility national targets.", "Addresses": "[Ruiz Diaz, Gonzalo] Pontifical Catholic Univ Peru, Dept Econ, Lima, Peru", "Affiliations": "Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru", "Reprint Addresses": "Díaz, GR (corresponding author), Pontifical Catholic Univ Peru, Dept Econ, Lima, Peru.", "Email Addresses": "gruiz@pucp.edu.pe", "Researcher Ids": "Ruiz Diaz, Gonzalo Martin/AGF-8317-2022", "ORCIDs": "Ruiz Diaz, Gonzalo Martin/0000-0001-9972-9181", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 48.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 1.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 1.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102367.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2022.102367", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "8T1UH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000929053500004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nikolic, I; Galli, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nikolic, Igor; Galli, Niccolo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Patent pools in 5G: The principles for facilitating pool licensing", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "NPEs; FRAND; Innovation; IoT; SEPs", "Keywords Plus": "STANDARDIZATION", "Abstract": "Patent pools collect patents from multiple patentees and license them out as a package. They offer one-stop-shop licensing efficiencies, reduce transaction costs, and increase the predictability of the licensing environment for the benefit of innovation diffusion. However, pools failed to take off for previous cellular standards. This article analyses both retrospectively the reasons for such failures and prospectively what makes the 5G environment more conductive to pool formation and licensing. Avanci, a patent pool for licensing cellular standards in the Internet of Things (IoT), is a significant development but has limited licensing coverage so far. The article then recommends five policy principles to facilitate pool licensing in the IoT. They include recognising that only enough upstream SEP owners need to join the 5G pool to create a market signalling effect. Some vertically integrated SEP owners may remain outsiders, and some bilateral licensing may co-exist without damaging the pool's success. To encourage upstream SEP owners to join the pool, they should be allowed to set 'high enough' royalty rates and divide pools' royalties among members under value proportionality rules. 5G pools must also be flexible and adopt different licensing programs that consider the specificities of each IoT market. Finally, pool administrators should consult with IoT implementers before establishing licensing programs for them and have infringement legal standing if everything else fails. These principles would go a long way in spurring the broader use of 5G pool licensing for a more efficient, straightforward, and predictable IoT licensing environment.", "Addresses": "[Nikolic, Igor] European Univ Inst, Florence, Italy; [Galli, Niccolo] Res Associate European Univ Inst, Florence, Italy", "Affiliations": "European University Institute", "Reprint Addresses": "Galli, N (corresponding author), Res Associate European Univ Inst, Florence, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "niccolo.galli@eui.eu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Nikolic, Igor/0000-0002-5149-2258", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 5.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 5.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 9.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 35.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102287.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102287", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2022", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "1M1LJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000799737300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nchofoung, TN; Asongu, SA", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nchofoung, Tii N.; Asongu, Simplice A.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT for sustainable development: Global comparative evidence of globalisation thresholds", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "ICT; Sustainable development; Globalisation", "Keywords Plus": "INCLUSIVE HUMAN-DEVELOPMENT; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; INCOME INEQUALITY; ENHANCING ICT; MOBILE PHONES; INFORMATION; HEALTH; DIFFUSION", "Abstract": "The objectives of this paper are to investigate the effect of ICT on sustainable development and the mechanisms through which the effect is modulated. The focus is on a sample of 140 countries around the globe for the period 2000-2019. The methodology involves the: (i) Fixed Effects estimator to control for individual heterogeneity, (ii) Driscoll and Kraay estimator to control for cross-section dependence between panels, (iii) the Mean Group estimator to take into account the averages between panel groups, (iv) the system GMM to correct for unobserved heterogeneity and simultaneity bias and (v) the instrumental variable Fixed Effects Tobit to take in to account the limited range in our dependent variable. The results show that ICT has a positive and significant effect on sustainable development. Whereas overall net effects are positive, the findings are contingent on the choice of the ICT measurement, the geographical location of the economy and the income group category. The study recommends policy makers to take into account ICT and the advantages it offers in the elaboration of measures for the sustainable development agenda.", "Addresses": "[Nchofoung, Tii N.] Univ Dschang, Cameroon & Minist Trade, Dschang, Cameroon; [Asongu, Simplice A.] Univ Johannesburg, Sch Econ, Johannesburg, South Africa; [Asongu, Simplice A.] AKFA Univ, Sch Business, Tashkent, Uzbekistan", "Affiliations": "Universite de Dschang; University of Johannesburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Asongu, SA (corresponding author), Univ Johannesburg, Sch Econ, Johannesburg, South Africa.;Asongu, SA (corresponding author), AKFA Univ, Sch Business, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.", "Email Addresses": "ntii12@yahoo.com; asongusimplice@yahoo.com", "Researcher Ids": "Asongu, Simplice/K-3436-2014; Nchofoung, Tii N./AAU-5995-2021", "ORCIDs": "Nchofoung, Tii N./0000-0003-2436-6659", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 80.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 68.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 68.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 10.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 51.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2022.0, "Volume": 46.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102296.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102296", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JAN 2022", "Number of Pages": 20.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "ZZ9IQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000773576900001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lähteenmäki, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lahteenmaki, Jarno", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The evolution paths of neutral host businesses: Antecedents, strategies, and business models", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Neutral host; Strategy; Antecedents; Regulations; Regulation; Business model; Ownership; Path dependence", "Keywords Plus": "OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE; SMALL-CELLS; DEPENDENCE; ECOSYSTEM; ECONOMY; ACCESS; ARCHITECTURE; PERCEPTIONS; ACQUISITION; MANAGEMENT", "Abstract": "ABS T R A C T A neutral host company provides wholesale infrastructure sharing services through digital plat-forms to the downstream-markets enabling customers to take advantage of economies of scale and to access knowledge assets. Through a qualitative study of more than 50 businesses, the analysis of neutral host business antecedents, emergent company strategies, and ecosystem business models reveal that the markets of data and communications are highly fragmented, different, and diversified, but the categorization of business traits suggests the attribution of typical underlying business and investment decisions. The policy implication is that to enable asset sharing, the markets should not be constrained through a local-monopoly prohibiting regulation, but addi-tional innovation fostering practices shall be implemented to provide further social benefits and business consolidation opportunities before dominant designs emerge. On the global level, increased collaboration among policy makers is needed to ensure the parallel evolution of local digital platform regulatory frameworks.", "Addresses": "[Lahteenmaki, Jarno] Aalto Univ, Konemiehentie 2,PL11000, Aalto 00076, Finland", "Affiliations": "Aalto University", "Reprint Addresses": "Lähteenmäki, J (corresponding author), Aalto Univ, Konemiehentie 2,PL11000, Aalto 00076, Finland.", "Email Addresses": "jarno.lahteenmaki@aalto.fi", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Neutral Host Pilot project within the LuxTurrim5G ecosystem - Business Finland; Aalto University", "Funding Name Preferred": "Neutral Host Pilot project within the LuxTurrim5G ecosystem - Business Finland; Aalto University", "Funding Text": "This work was funded by; the Neutral Host Pilot project within the LuxTurrim5G ecosystem funded by the participating companies and Business Finland (https:// www.luxturrim5g.com /) ; and Aalto University.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 131.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102201.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102201", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "JUN 2021", "Number of Pages": 27.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "UW3TB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "hybrid, Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000700081500001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Nanni, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Nanni, Riccardo", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The 'China' question in mobile Internet standard-making: Insights from expert interviews", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "5G; Mobile internet standards; Multistakeholderism; Global internet governance; Regime theory", "Keywords Plus": "GOVERNANCE; RISE; TECHNOLOGY", "Abstract": "This article explores the actions of Chinese stakeholders as norm entrepreneurs in mobile Internet standard-making within the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). Through semi-structured interviews with key experts from the Internet stakeholder communities, this article contextualises a rapidly transforming and increasingly politicised issue in the broader context of China's engagement with the global multistakeholder Internet governance architecture, as well as the debate on China's rise in the Liberal International Order. Furthermore, it incorporates the views and experiences of technologists working first-hand in standard-making, as they are often disregarded in political-scientific literature. Through the analytical lens of cognitivist regime theory, this article argues that the stronger China and Chinese stakeholders grow economically and politically, the more they become involved in the existing Internet governance regime complex, increasing their influence in the existing institutional arrangements without necessarily acting for changing their norms, rules, and principles. Through these theoretical and methodological approaches, new light is shed on the role of private and public Chinese stakeholders and on the relation between them.", "Addresses": "[Nanni, Riccardo] Univ Bologna Alma Mater Studiorum, Dept Polit & Social Sci, Str Maggiore 45, I-40126 Bologna, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Bologna", "Reprint Addresses": "Nanni, R (corresponding author), Univ Bologna Alma Mater Studiorum, Dept Polit & Social Sci, Str Maggiore 45, I-40126 Bologna, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "riccardo.nanni9@unibo.it", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "NANNI, RICCARDO/0000-0002-2773-4093", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 93.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 15.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 10.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 6.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102151.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102151", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "SK8AQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000656438100001", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sawng, YW; Kim, PR; Park, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sawng, Yeong-wha; Kim, Pang-ryong; Park, JiYoung", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "ICT investment and GDP growth: Causality analysis for the case of Korea", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Causality; ICT investment; GDP; Economic growth; Vector error correction model", "Keywords Plus": "FIRM-LEVEL EVIDENCE; ECONOMIC-GROWTH; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE; COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; IMPACT; MOBILE; OUTPUT; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "This study investigated how investment in the industry of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) has been interlocked with the GDP growth of South Korea. Based on seasonally-adjusted quarterly time-series data for the period between 1999 and 2016 available from the Korea Statistical Information Service, a Vector Error Correction model was applied for the analysis. The results revealed that ICT investment and GDP growth affected bi-directionally except for the short-run case in which only ICT investment affected GDP growth. The results explain that ICT investment plays an important role in the economic growth of South Korea in the long term; at the same time, investment size in the ICT industry increases as the economy grows. Without controlling any other factors, we found GDP increases by 0.4% when ICT investment increases by 1%. However, in the short term, only ICT leads to GDP growth. Therefore, the recent stagnation in ICT investment experienced in South Korea could negatively affect the economic growth of Korea in the short run, and hence, in the long-run, if it should become prolonged. The ICT investment strategy revealed from this study is especially useful to policy-makers who plan the economic growth in South Korea and other ICT-advanced countries because promoting ICT utilization across all sectors requires putting legal and policy mechanisms in place.", "Addresses": "[Sawng, Yeong-wha] Konkuk Univ, William F Miller Sch Management Technol, Dept Management Technol, 120 Neungdong Ro, Seoul 05029, South Korea; [Kim, Pang-ryong] Daejeon Univ, Dept Business Consulting, 62 Daehak Ro, Daejeon 34520, South Korea; [Park, JiYoung] SUNY Buffalo, Dept Urban & Reg Planning, 228 Hayes Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214 USA; [Park, JiYoung] Seoul Natl Univ, 1 Gwanak Ro, Seoul 08826, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Konkuk University; Daejeon University; State University of New York (SUNY) System; State University of New York (SUNY) Buffalo; Seoul National University (SNU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Park, J (corresponding author), SUNY Buffalo, Dept Urban & Reg Planning, 228 Hayes Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214 USA.", "Email Addresses": "jp292@buffalo.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Sawng, Yeong-Wha/IAL-9778-2023; Park, Jiyoung/AAG-2436-2020", "ORCIDs": "Park, Jiyoung/0000-0002-7579-5034; Sawng, Yeong-Wha/0000-0002-6152-2625", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 25.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 25.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 2.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 13.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2021.0, "Volume": 45.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 102157.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2021.102157", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "APR 2021", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "TM3ZR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000675491400005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Jahanbakht, M; Mostafa, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Jahanbakht, Mohammad; Mostafa, Romel", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Coevolution of policy and strategy in the development of the mobile telecommunications industry in Africa", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Africa; Industrial evolution; Mobile telecommunications; Policy; Strategy", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-GROWTH; ECONOMETRIC-ANALYSIS; EMERGING MARKETS; TECHNOLOGY; COUNTRY; FOREIGN; REFORM; INFRASTRUCTURE; PRIVATIZATION; ENTRY", "Abstract": "This paper explores how regulatory policy and firm strategy have shaped the development of the mobile telecommunications industry across Africa to date. Our historical analysis shows that during the industry's formative years, firms had different strategies for developing African markets in a relatively lax regulatory environment, with some local firms leading the way in generating innovations for adapting to inherent market and institutional challenges as well as in expanding their operations to multiple countries across Africa. While many firms exited over time, some, including a few multinationals, reoriented their strategy from targeting high-income consumers to serving the masses, and the industry benefited from the widespread diffusion of innovations, the establishment of allied industries, and low prices of handsets. However, as the industry matured, competition became mostly price-based, leading to consolidation. Authorities responded by increasing monitoring activities, taking a more hands-on regulatory approach. This study demonstrates that both policy and strategy coevolved in a path-dependent way as the industry gradually transitioned from the introductory phase into the growth and maturity phases. It also provides new insight into the development of the African mobile telecommunications industry, and extends and bridges the literatures on telecommunications policy and strategy, which evolved in insolation.", "Addresses": "[Jahanbakht, Mohammad] Salam Sate Univ, Bertolon Sch Business, Salem, MA 01970 USA; [Mostafa, Romel] Western Univ, Ivey Business Sch, London, ON N6G 0N1, Canada", "Affiliations": "Western University (University of Western Ontario)", "Reprint Addresses": "Jahanbakht, M (corresponding author), Salam Sate Univ, Bertolon Sch Business, Salem, MA 01970 USA.", "Email Addresses": "mjahanbakht@salemstate.edu; rmostafa@ivey.uwo.ca", "Researcher Ids": "Jahanbakht, Mohammad/J-5513-2017", "ORCIDs": "Jahanbakht, Mohammad/0000-0001-8285-2335; Mostafa, Romel/0000-0003-1531-1146", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2020.0, "Volume": 44.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101906.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.101906", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "LK8BK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000531085100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Okuyama, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Okuyama, Naoko", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "A valuation of viewing public broadcasting with endogeneity: The life satisfaction approach", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Television viewing; Public broadcasting; Non-market valuation; Life satisfaction approach; Endogeneity", "Keywords Plus": "TELEVISION; HAPPINESS; POLLUTION; WELFARE; CLIMATE; GOODS", "Abstract": "The evaluation of the amenities and benefits of public broadcasting is crucially important, given the accelerated convergence of broadcasting and telecommunications and the increasing heterogeneity of media use by individuals. We attempted to quantify and monetize the value of viewing public broadcasting by adopting the experienced utility approach and taking advantage of viewers' subjective well-being. With the help of microdata provided from surveys conducted by a Japanese public broadcaster, the crucial findings of our analysis are that viewing public broadcasting has a considerable monetary value, as well as an endogenous property. We also found a detrimental association between public broadcast viewing and life satisfaction (a subjective well-being indicator), which diminishes among adolescents and early middle-aged people. This implies that a diversified and complex viewing method is emerging that is a particular characteristic of these age groups, and which may mitigate the negative effect of conventional methods of viewing.", "Addresses": "[Okuyama, Naoko] Osaka Gakuin Univ, Fac Econ, 2-36-1 Kishibe Minami, Suita, Osaka 5648511, Japan", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Okuyama, N (corresponding author), Osaka Gakuin Univ, Fac Econ, 2-36-1 Kishibe Minami, Suita, Osaka 5648511, Japan.", "Email Addresses": "naoko.okuyama@ogu.ac.jp", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 51.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 2.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 2.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": "", "End Page": "", "Article Number": 101807.0, "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2019.02.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "JM6SQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000496342300004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Gruber, H", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Gruber, Harald", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Proposals for a digital industrial policy for Europe", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "European Regional Conference of the International-Telecommunications-Society - Competition and Regulation in the Information Age", "Conference Date": "JUL 30-AUG 02, 2017", "Conference Location": "Passau, GERMANY", "Conference Sponsor": "Int Telecommunicat Soc,Univ Passau, Sch Business, Econ & Informat Syst", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Industrial policy; Digitalisation; ICT; R&D; Innovation; Investment", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION; EU", "Abstract": "A digital industrial policy should take into account the new opportunities for industrial policy arising from digitalisation for tackling the sluggish economic growth performance in the Europe. The structural problems and potential market failures related to the adoption of digital technologies are identified. Apart from incentives to invest into digital infrastructure, the policy measures should strengthen the intangible asset base along the value added chain of the digital economy, fostering the related R&D activities, along with the skills of researchers and of workers. Public and private sector financing, combined through financial instruments, should focus on furthering entrepreneurship and implementation of innovative business plans.", "Addresses": "[Gruber, Harald] European Investment Bank, Kirchberg, Luxembourg", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Gruber, H (corresponding author), European Investment Bank, Kirchberg, Luxembourg.", "Email Addresses": "gruber@eib.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 53.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 53.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 16.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 107.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2019.0, "Volume": 43.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 116.0, "End Page": 127.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "HO9FE", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000461266200002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Katz, R; Callorda, F", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Katz, Raul; Callorda, Fernando", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Accelerating the development of Latin American digital ecosystem and implications for broadband policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "In the past ten years the Latin American and Caribbean region has been advancing in terms of various digitization metrics, such as the deployment of broadband infrastructure, and the adoption of the Internet and social media. However, despite the significant progress in terms of digitization of consumption,' the region faces still some important development challenges of its digital economy. This paper attempts to identify what the future challenges are for Latin America and the Caribbean, which raises a number of research and policy questions: (1) How close is consumer digitization in Latin America and the Caribbean to the levels observed in industrialized countries? (2) How should Latin America and the Caribbean address the broadband and Internet demand gap of the non-adopting population? (3) Are current digitization trends homogeneous across countries in the region or do we observe a divergence across countries, indicating some advanced nations approaching industrialized country performance, while others lagging? (4) If infrastructure and consumer adoption of certain digital products and services is evolving at a fast pace, what are the upcoming digitization challenges? (5) If broadband is a critical lever for the development of digitization, what are the policies to be implemented by Latin American and Caribbean governments to maximize investment for deployment of last generation technologies and promote adoption? To answer these questions the authors have developed, with support of CAF Latin American Development Bank, a comprehensive digitization index. This new index is used to assess the development of Latin America and the Caribbean region vis-a-vis industrialized countries. On this basis, an econometric model is developed to measure the economic development impact of digitization. Zeroing in on broadband as a critical lever for the development of the digital economy, a set of infrastructure investment and adoption goals is defined for different countries in the region. Finally, public policies are recommended to achieving the established goals.", "Addresses": "[Katz, Raul] Columbia Business Sch, Columbia Inst Teleinformat, New York, NY 10027 USA; [Callorda, Fernando] Univ San Andres, Econ Dept, Buenos Aires, DF, Argentina", "Affiliations": "Columbia University; Universidad de San Andres Argentina", "Reprint Addresses": "Katz, R (corresponding author), Columbia Business Sch, Columbia Inst Teleinformat, New York, NY 10027 USA.", "Email Addresses": "raul.katz@teleadvs.com; f.callorda@teleadvs.com", "Researcher Ids": "Katz, Raul/HJH-8316-2023", "ORCIDs": "Katz, Raul/0000-0001-7729-7891", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 21.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 40.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 661.0, "End Page": 681.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 21.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GZ1OB", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000449136300002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Howell, B; Sadowski, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Howell, Bronwyn; Sadowski, Bert", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Anatomy of a public-private partnership: Hold-up and regulatory commitment in Ultrafast Broadband", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Regulatory commitment; Hold-up; Broadband policy; Infrastructure investment; New Zealand; Next generation access (NGA) networks; Public-private partnerships", "Keywords Plus": "INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; OWNERSHIP; INVESTMENT; POLICY", "Abstract": "In recent years, the preference for purely private funding and ownership of telecommunications networks has given way to a 'new wisdom' that some form of public funding is now likely necessary if faster and more capacious next generation access (NGA) networks are to be constructed in a timely fashion for the majority of the population. Policy-makers are charged with deciding how that public investment will take place. One approach is via Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), where public and private actors collaborate in UFB (Ultrafast Fibre Broadband) investment, construction and operation. However, the body of analysis of PPPs in NGA networks to guide policy-makers is scant. By using the concept of regulatory commitment, the paper compares the experiences gained in a hold-up situation in PPPs in other infrastructures (e.g. roading) with the UFB context. A case study of New Zealand's Ultrafast Fibre Broadband Initiative is used to draw new insights for government purchasers and regulatory agencies. In comparing the different forms of PPPs, the paper shows that UFB PPPs reverse the typical direction of financing and ownership observed in roading PPPs. Financing and asset ownership are separated in UFB PPPs, increasing the potential for misalignment of incentives and the likelihood that the public party can use its legislative powers to alter regulatory settings after the PPP contract is signed, and thereby hold up the private party once existing network assets are sunk. Whilst the government instigating the PPP may not be inclined to act opportunistically, a successive government facing different political priorities does not face the same incentives. To the extent that the private party can anticipate this risk, it should structure the initial agreement to ensure that the public party is penalised if such an event occurs (i.e. an automatic right to favourable renegotiation or payment of compensation). Such terms will discourage opportunism, so that the project benefits from time consistent alignment of incentives and objectives.", "Addresses": "[Howell, Bronwyn] Victoria Univ Wellington, Sch Managemen4, Wellington, New Zealand; [Sadowski, Bert] Eindhoven Univ Technol, Dept Ind Engn & Innovat Sci, Eindhoven, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Victoria University Wellington; Eindhoven University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Howell, B (corresponding author), POB 600, Wellington, New Zealand.", "Email Addresses": "bronwyn.howell@vuw.ac.nz", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Sadowski, Bert/0000-0003-1340-2319", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 25.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "AUG", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 552.0, "End Page": 565.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2018.05.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 14.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GQ9DP", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000442066400004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bauer, JM; Knieps, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bauer, Johannes M.; Knieps, Guenter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Complementary innovation and network neutrality", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "END-TO-END; NET NEUTRALITY; INTERNET; TECHNOLOGIES; INVESTMENT", "Abstract": "One of the central goals of network neutrality policies is to safeguard Internet-based innovation. Historically, entrepreneurial activities in applications and services were a main driver of innovation and stimulated complementary advances in networking. With the increasing heterogeneity of services, this virtuous cycle of complementary innovation is changing. Building on evolutionary theories of innovation and the notion of general-purpose technologies, we examine how these changes affect Internet-based innovation. In this framework, we analyze the effects of network neutrality policies on innovation dynamics. Our analysis reveals that network neutrality regulations as currently implemented may impede and delay innovation experiments that require a differentiated quality of service arrangements. To overcome such undesirable effects on innovation, we propose an approach that allows safeguarding important goals of network neutrality while permitting a differentiation of network services in support of next generation innovation.", "Addresses": "[Bauer, Johannes M.] Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA; [Knieps, Guenter] Univ Freiburg, Chair Network Econ Competit Econ & Transport Sci, Freiburg, Germany", "Affiliations": "Michigan State University; University of Freiburg", "Reprint Addresses": "Bauer, JM (corresponding author), Michigan State Univ, Dept Media & Informat, E Lansing, MI 48824 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bauerj@msu.edu; guenter.knieps@vwl.uni-freiburg.de", "Researcher Ids": "Bauer, Johannes M./JCT-6751-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 82.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 19.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 20.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2018.0, "Volume": 42.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 172.0, "End Page": 183.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.11.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "GA8QR", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000428605300006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Antonelli, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Antonelli, Cristiano", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital knowledge generation and the appropriability trade-off", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Knowledge appropriability; Knowledge spillovers; Knowledge derived demand; Digital knowledge generation; Telecommunications policy, infrastructure, regulation", "Keywords Plus": "RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; PERSONAL COMPUTERS; OPEN INNOVATION; IMPACT; BUSINESS; EXTERNALITIES; COMMUNICATION; PERSPECTIVE; PERFORMANCE", "Abstract": "The introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) has changed in depth the organization of the generation of knowledge reducing significantly knowledge absorption cost and improving knowledge interactions. The digital generation of knowledge relies on the systematic access and use of the stock of quasi-public knowledge. ICT enable to reconsider the knowledge appropriability trade-off as it helps to better appreciate the positive role of knowledge spillovers in the recombinant generation of new knowledge, next to the well-known negative effects of the limited appropriability of knowledge on revenues and hence incentives to innovate. This new analytical framework calls for an augmented role of telecommunications policy that should take into account the positive effects of knowledge connectivity on the generation of knowledge.", "Addresses": "[Antonelli, Cristiano] Univ Torino, Dipartimento Econ & Stat Cognetti de Martiis, Turin, Italy; [Antonelli, Cristiano] BRICK Coll Carlo Alberto, Turin, TO, Italy", "Affiliations": "University of Turin", "Reprint Addresses": "Antonelli, C (corresponding author), Univ Torino, Dipartimento Econ & Stat Cognetti de Martiis, Turin, Italy.;Antonelli, C (corresponding author), BRICK Coll Carlo Alberto, Turin, TO, Italy.", "Email Addresses": "", "Researcher Ids": "ANTONELLI, CRISTIANO/HTN-7364-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "Collegio Carlo Alberto; University di Torino", "Funding Name Preferred": "Collegio Carlo Alberto; University di Torino", "Funding Text": "I acknowledge the support of the research funds of Collegio Carlo Alberto and University di Torino as well as the useful comments of Agnieszka Gehringer, Davide Consoli, the editor Erik Bohlin and two anonymous referees.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 90.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 20.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 20.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 5.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 32.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 991.0, "End Page": 1002.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 12.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800012", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Frieden, R", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Frieden, Rob", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Grey nuances in the black and white debate over subsidized Internet access", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Network neutrality; Open Internet; Zero rating; Sponsored data; Universal service; ICT4D", "Keywords Plus": "SERVICE", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Frieden, Rob] Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Frieden, R (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, 102 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "rmf5@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "Frieden, Robert/0000-0002-0002-5705", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "NOV", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 10.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1017.0, "End Page": 1026.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.10.002", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "FU2AO", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000423650800014", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Curwen, P", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Curwen, Peter", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The 4G mobile revolution: Creation, innovation & transformation at EE", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Curwen, Peter] Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England", "Affiliations": "Northumbria University", "Reprint Addresses": "Curwen, P (corresponding author), Northumbria Univ, Newcastle Business Sch, Newcastle, England.", "Email Addresses": "pjcurwen@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 6.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2017.0, "Volume": 41.0, "Issue": 4.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 300.0, "End Page": 301.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2017.03.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EU9UW", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000401386200009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cramer, BW", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cramer, Benjamin W.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Right way wrong way: The fading legal justifications for telecommunications infrastructure rights-of-way", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Rights-of-way; Land use; Telecommunications infrastructure; Competition policy; Carrier of last resort; Common carriage; Public interest", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Telecommunications providers use rights-of-way to build physical network infrastructure on lands they do not own. Agreements to use these lands are usually made with public landowners such as local governments. Traditional rules for these negotiations are based on public utilities law and the common law of land ownership. Specific rules for telecommunications providers are also based on common carriage and Carrier or Last Resort regulations. Furthermore, the exercise of property rights by local landowners are often mischaracterized by telecommunications companies as burdensome regulation, with policy and jurisprudence following suit. This paper argues that in an era of technological convergence and the erosion of traditional pubic interest responsibilities, there are now fewer justifications for the unfettered usage of publicly-controlled lands by tele, communications firms. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Cramer, Benjamin W.] Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, 115 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA", "Affiliations": "Pennsylvania Commonwealth System of Higher Education (PCSHE); Pennsylvania State University; Pennsylvania State University - University Park", "Reprint Addresses": "Cramer, BW (corresponding author), Penn State Univ, Coll Commun, 115 Carnegie Bldg, University Pk, PA 16802 USA.", "Email Addresses": "bwc124@psu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 35.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 4.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": "10-11", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 996.0, "End Page": 1006.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "EF9GQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000390639100006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sharma, R; Fantin, AR; Prabhu, N; Guan, C; Dattakumar, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sharma, Ravi; Fantin, Arul-Raj; Prabhu, Navin; Guan, Chong; Dattakumar, Ambica", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Digital literacy and knowledge societies: A grounded theory investigation of sustainable development", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Digital inclusion and participation; Information entitlement; ICT infrastructure; Smart cities", "Keywords Plus": "INFORMATION", "Abstract": "With a structurally entrenched digital divide on the one hand, and increasing ubiquity of the Internet in a techno-centric world on the other, the imperative to exploit information and knowledge for development remains a significant driver for equitable growth. It is posited that the silver-bullet for reducing this gap lies in increasing digital literacies within a society in order integrate segments who may be marginalized into the inclusive mainstream. In enabling greater and wider participation of digital citizens in their countries' socio-economic activities, the opportunities of a sustainable economy arise. This article is a study of ICT policies, applications and the resulting transformations in five mature economies committed to the vision of knowledge-based development with high levels of digital participation among their citizens. Specifically, using a multi-dimensional scorecard derived from prior work, we conduct a grounded theory investigation of how the five societies have applied digital literacies in knowledge-intensive public services such as education, healthcare and e-government, to derive best practices as well as lessons learned. (C) 2016 Published by Elsevier Ltd.", "Addresses": "[Sharma, Ravi; Fantin, Arul-Raj; Prabhu, Navin; Guan, Chong; Dattakumar, Ambica] Nanyang Technol Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, DigiLiterati Res Grp, Singapore 639798, Singapore", "Affiliations": "Nanyang Technological University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sharma, R (corresponding author), Nanyang Technol Univ, Sch Commun & Informat, DigiLiterati Res Grp, Singapore 639798, Singapore.", "Email Addresses": "asrsharma@ntu.edu.sg", "Researcher Ids": "Sharma, Ravi/X-7944-2019; Guan, Chong/R-9996-2019; Sharma, Ravi S/HZJ-4150-2023", "ORCIDs": "Sharma, Ravi/0000-0002-8235-5344; Sharma, Ravi S/0000-0002-8235-5344", "Funding Orgs": "Tier 2 grant from Singapore's Ministry of Education [MOE2014-T2-2-070]", "Funding Name Preferred": "Tier 2 grant from Singapore's Ministry of Education", "Funding Text": "This research was funded by a Tier 2 grant (MOE2014-T2-2-070) from Singapore's Ministry of Education. Arul-Raj Fantin, Navin Prabhu and Steffi Fernando were the graduate students who conducted the grounded theory field work. Rubie Govinraj provided research assistance for an early draft. The team is particularly grateful to the following country experts for the validation checks: Jeff Fong of HK SAR, Mohammed Al-Maadid of Qatar, Eeva Nuutinen of Finland, Tony Robinson of New Zealand, and Carol Soon of Singapore.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 63.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 40.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 47.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 14.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 143.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL", "Publication Year": 2016.0, "Volume": 40.0, "Issue": 7.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 628.0, "End Page": 643.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2016.05.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "DR2AC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000379706000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Shin, DH", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Shin, Dong-Hee", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Effect of the customer experience on satisfaction with smartphones: Assessing smart satisfaction index with partial least squares", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Smartphone; Customer satisfaction index; Smart service CSI model; South Korea", "Keywords Plus": "SERVICE QUALITY; CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS; USER ACCEPTANCE; MCLEAN MODEL; MOBILE; INTENTION; LOYALTY; EXTENSION; BEHAVIOR; DELONE", "Abstract": "With the rapid diffusion of a wide variety of smartphones, quality issues have become central to consumers. While customer satisfaction of most goods and services has been well researched, little research seems to exist on satisfaction and loyalty with respect to advanced mobile services, such as smartphones. This study applied a customer satisfaction index (CSI) model to the smart mobile sector in order to derive a smart-service CSI (SCSI). The SCSI model and its hypotheses were then tested using partial least square analysis and index calculation. The findings showed that the perceived value and customer satisfaction are key variables mediating the relationship between quality and customer loyalty. The proposed model demonstrated strong explanatory power, with satisfactory reliability and validity. The SCSI model establishes a foundation for future smart service categories on the basis of providing a powerful tool for quality assessment. The results of this study provide useful insights for the telecom industry and policymakers, for the forging of effective policies and competitive strategies. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Sungkyunkwan Univ, Seoul 110745, South Korea", "Affiliations": "Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)", "Reprint Addresses": "Shin, DH (corresponding author), Sungkyunkwan Univ, B307 Int Hall,53 Myeongnyun Dong 3 Ga, Seoul 110745, South Korea.", "Email Addresses": "dshin@skku.edu", "Researcher Ids": "Shin, Don/T-3545-2019", "ORCIDs": "Shin, Don/0000-0002-5439-4493", "Funding Orgs": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government [NRF-2014S1A5B1014964]", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Research Foundation of Korea - Korean Government(National Research Foundation of KoreaKorean Government)", "Funding Text": "This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (NRF-2014S1A5B1014964).", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 57.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 57.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 64.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 62.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 627.0, "End Page": 641.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.10.001", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CT8PX", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000363079600002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Lemstra, W; Voogt, B; van Gorp, N", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Lemstra, Wolter; Voogt, Bart; van Gorp, Nicolai", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Measuring broadband in Europe: Development of a market model and performance index using structural equations modelling", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Telecommunications; Performance; Measurement; Broadband; Structural equations modelling; European Union", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "This contribution reports on the development of a performance index and underlying market model with application to broadband developments in the European Union. The Structure-Conduct-Performance paradigm provides the theoretical grounding. Structural equations modelling was applied to determine the statistically significant factors and components in the path model. The data set was derived from public sources combined with a questionnaire completed by the national regulatory authorities. The data collection took place in the period May 2012-December 2012. In this contribution we focus on fixed broadband. The Broadband Performance Index resulting from the analysis consists of: the cumulative broadband uptake (across all technology platforms); the average monthly revenues per user; and the percentage of broadband households with a data rate above 10 Mbit/s on the down link. The most important factor representing firm conduct and the main driver of broadband performance is the level of investment, which is in turn driven by GDP/capita. The factor best representing market structure is a modified Herfindal Hirschman Index (HHI*) capturing the platform-based competition (PSTN, CATV, FttH, and the market shares of access-based competitors). The HHI* is in turn driven by the wholesale price for unbundling and by the degree of urbanization. The resulting performance index values range from 73 to 121, with the EU average set at 100. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Lemstra, Wolter; van Gorp, Nicolai] Delft Univ Technol, Dept Technol Policy & Management, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands; [Voogt, Bart; van Gorp, Nicolai] Ecorys, Dept Markets & Competit, NL-3067 GG Rotterdam, Netherlands", "Affiliations": "Delft University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "Lemstra, W (corresponding author), Delft Univ Technol, Dept Technol Policy & Management, Jaffalaan 5, NL-2628 BX Delft, Netherlands.", "Email Addresses": "w.lemstra@planet.nl", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "ECTA; Ecorys, an economics research company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands", "Funding Name Preferred": "ECTA; Ecorys, an economics research company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands(Netherlands Government)", "Funding Text": "This research project, the initial development of the tool and the first round of data gathering, was financially supported by ECTA. As such it supported the first phase of a Ph.D. research project, which was co-sponsored in kind by Ecorys, an economics research company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. These sources of funding (in kind) are gratefully acknowledged. The collaboration by BEREC and the NRAs in the data collection process and in the review of the research findings is highly appreciated. The feedback received on earlier versions of this paper from John Groenewegen, Aad Correlje, Cees van Beers, Lauri Mustonen, Peter Anker and Roland Ortt are gratefully acknowledged, as are the expert inputs provided by Ilsa Godlovitch and Yves Blondeel and the research support provided by Maarten van der Wagt. A special word of appreciation is due to the anonymous reviewers, who provided very valuable feedback.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 39.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 3.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 253.0, "End Page": 268.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.006", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Ovando, C; Pérez, J; Moral, A", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Ovando, Catalina; Perez, Jorge; Moral, Antolin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "LTE techno-economic assessment: The case of rural areas in Spain", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Next Generation Mobile Networks; Policy; Techno-economics; LTE; Europe 2020; Digital Agenda", "Keywords Plus": "BROAD-BAND ADOPTION", "Abstract": "This paper evaluates whether it is feasible for an LTE operator to deliver a 30 Mbps fixed service in rural areas in Spain and if this is not the case, whether passive network sharing could make it feasible, since this is in fact one of the objectives set out in the Digital Agenda for Europe and a key issue in the national broadband strategy. The research is conducted through a techno-economic assessment in an infrastructure competition scenario. A discounted cash flow method is used to determine the total cost of the deployment for the operator and the minimum average revenue per user (ARPU) which would be required to recover the investment in both approaches: passive network sharing and non-sharing. On the other hand, the three demand scenarios that were considered, depending on the envisaged Spanish broadband penetration by 2020, attempt to calculate what take-up and ARPU are likely in the targeted rural areas. As mobile operators' coverage obligation stipulates covering 90% of the municipalities with less than 5000 inhabitants, extreme rural areas, which correspond to the final 0.7% of the population, are excluded from this assessment. The results indicate that, given the socio-economic characteristics of the assessed area, demand is very sensitive to price and that the existence of other broadband products forces the operator to lower the ARPU. As a result, only very high take-up ratios would make the deployment feasible. The research shows that passive network sharing does not constitute a solution; nevertheless, a single network deployment could solve the unfeasibility problem in rural areas. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Ovando, Catalina; Perez, Jorge; Moral, Antolin] Univ Politecn Madrid, Signal Syst & Radiocommun Dept, E-28040 Madrid, Spain", "Affiliations": "Universidad Politecnica de Madrid", "Reprint Addresses": "Ovando, C (corresponding author), Univ Politecn Madrid, ETSI Telecomunicac, Grp Tecnol Informac & Comunicac, Edificio C Despacho 431,Avda Complutense 30, E-28040 Madrid, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "catalina.ovando.chico@alumnos.upm.es; jorge.perez.martinez@upm.es; antolin.moral@bbva.com", "Researcher Ids": "Martínez, Jorge Pérez/L-2929-2014; Ovando, Catalina/C-7929-2018", "ORCIDs": "Ovando, Catalina/0000-0001-5059-2946; PEREZ MARTINEZ, JORGE EMILIANO/0000-0002-7036-3515", "Funding Orgs": "CONACyT", "Funding Name Preferred": "CONACyT(Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia (CONACyT))", "Funding Text": "The authors thank Professors Luis Mendo and Ana Olmos, Dr. Arturo Vergara and Alonso Ovando for their constructive comments. C. Ovando gratefully acknowledges the scholarship from CONACyT to pursue her postgraduate studies. The authors would also like to thank the editors and the anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments and suggestions on earlier drafts.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 71.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 26.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 28.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 9.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 269.0, "End Page": 283.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 15.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sanz, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sanz, Esteve", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Copyright indicators and the costs of symbolic production: The cultural dimension of telecommunications policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Copyright policy indicators; Cultural production; Internet", "Keywords Plus": "ECONOMIC-ANALYSIS; MUSIC; PIRACY; SALES; INNOVATION; RIGHTS", "Abstract": "The paper discusses the current situation of the economic case of copyright through the available theoretical and empirical literature, and from a cultural economics perspective. For its classic case, copyright can only increase welfare in a dynamic setting, when the static welfare losses are offset by dynamic welfare gains: monopolistic rents give producers an incentive to produce more, offering consumers more innovation in return. In the digital age, many economists have remained skeptical about the welfare benefits of strong copyright policies, notwithstanding the lack of indicators of the actual effects of such policies, especially in terms of the production of new cultural goods. While accepting this conclusion, the paper argues that, in order to construct a more realistic landscape of indicators to inform copyright policy makers, the economic case of copyright needs to be broadened to include not only the direct producers of the work in its material form, but also the producers of the meaning and value of the work (the overall perception of its quality). Once both symbolic and material production are theoretically and empirically incorporated in the economic case of copyright policy, a new set of hypothesis and indicators can be constructed and tested in relation to changes in the telecommunication system. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Yale Univ, Sch Law, Informat Soc Project, New Haven, CT 06520 USA", "Affiliations": "Yale University", "Reprint Addresses": "Sanz, E (corresponding author), Yale Univ, Sch Law, Informat Soc Project, New Haven, CT 06520 USA.", "Email Addresses": "esteve.sanz@yale.edu", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 85.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 3.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 22.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY", "Publication Year": 2015.0, "Volume": 39.0, "Issue": "3-4", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 208.0, "End Page": 217.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2015.01.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "CH2MZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000353860600005", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Cave, M", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Cave, Martin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The ladder of investment in Europe, in retrospect and prospect", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Unbundling; Copper; Fibre; Ladder of investment", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS REGULATION; ENTRY; INFRASTRUCTURES; COMPETITION; TELECOMS; COPPER; FIBER", "Abstract": "The ladder of investment was adopted by many European (and other) regulators in the era of copper networks as a means of implementing unbundling in a way which progressively promotes competitive providers' infrastructure investment in fixed networks. The paper reviews the evidence of its application and effects, in comparison with the most likely alternative, argues that it probably conferred benefits. In the more recent era of transition to fibre in Europe, regulatory priorities have shifted towards promoting roll-out. Two broad approaches are identified; one continues the focus on a programme of infrastructure competition in taking fibre to the home; another, relying on fibre to the cabinet, reverses it with bitstream used as the access product. It is soon to evaluate the two approaches. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Univ London Imperial Coll Sci Technol & Med, Sch Business, London SW7 2AZ, England", "Affiliations": "Imperial College London", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "Martin.E.Cave@btinternet.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 28.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 21.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 21.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 674.0, "End Page": 683.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.04.012", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600003", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Kongaut, C; Bohlin, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Kongaut, Chatchai; Bohlin, Erik", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Unbundling and infrastructure competition for broadband adoption: Implications for NGA regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "19th International-Telecommunications-Society (ITS) Biennial Conference", "Conference Date": "NOV 18-21, 2012", "Conference Location": "NBTC, Bangkok, THAILAND", "Conference Sponsor": "UTCC,Int Telecommunicat Soc", "Conference Host": "NBTC", "Author Keywords": "Local loop unbundling; infrastructure sharing; infrastructure competition", "Keywords Plus": "ACCESS", "Abstract": "The common idea of open access policy is that it refers to the sharing of particular elements, such as wholesale access networks, backhaul, under-sea cable and internet exchange points in fixed and mobile networks. In broadband networks, the use of open access policy usually refers to the infrastructure parts, which are considered a bottleneck. Many regulators have generally focused open access policy on fixed broadband networks, especially digital subscriber line (DSL) technology, in the last decade. Local loop unbundling (LW) regulation is one of the main strategies for the regulator to open access to an incumbent's bottleneck network in order to soften its monopoly power and encourage competition in the DSL broadband market. The OECD countries have different strategies regarding unbundling local loop and infrastructure competition, as the characteristics and infrastructure networks of countries vary. There are currently more choices of next generation network (NGN) technologies to develop. While local loop unbundling may not be applied fully to NGN development (the cost is not sunk, more technologies are available to implement, incentive of investment by operator), it can indicate benefits and drawbacks of open access policy in the past decade that can be adapted to NGN. The empirical results of this study show that during 2002-2008, LLU regulation was one of the strategies used to increase broadband adoption in countries that had difficulty encouraging infrastructure competition. Unbundling regulation can therefore be implemented carefully and differently in each country that has inefficiency that is harmful to consumers in its market from a monopoly incumbent. Infrastructure competition, on the other hand, is introduced as another strategy to increase broadband adoption. The empirical results of this study indicate that infrastructure competition can be used as a strategy when there are already enough infrastructures in the area or country. These results support the idea of using open access and infrastructure competition policy depending on the existing competition of broadband infrastructure in each country. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Kongaut, Chatchai; Bohlin, Erik] Chalmers, Div Technol & Soc, Dept Technol Management & Econ, S-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden", "Affiliations": "Chalmers University of Technology", "Reprint Addresses": "", "Email Addresses": "chatchai@chalmers.se", "Researcher Ids": "Bohlin, Erik/KHT-6513-2024", "ORCIDs": "Bohlin, Erik/0000-0001-5771-6438", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 27.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 15.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 12.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": "8-9", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 760.0, "End Page": 770.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2014.06.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AT8JK", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000345179600010", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Dhaher, O", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Dhaher, Omar", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Third World Citizens and the Information Technology Revolution", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Dhaher, Omar] Univ Namur, Res Ctr Informat Law & Soc, Namur, Belgium", "Affiliations": "University of Namur", "Reprint Addresses": "Dhaher, O (corresponding author), Univ Namur, Res Ctr Informat Law & Soc, Namur, Belgium.", "Email Addresses": "odhaher@fundp.ac.be", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 3.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR", "Publication Year": 2014.0, "Volume": 38.0, "Issue": 2.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 216.0, "End Page": 217.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.12.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "AH1JG", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000335875800009", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Curwen, P; Whalley, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Curwen, Peter; Whalley, Jason", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Mapping worldwide mobile networks: Some problems and indicative solutions", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile; Internationalisation; Market structure; Data sources", "Keywords Plus": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES; INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION; FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE; STATE OWNERSHIP; EUROPEAN-UNION; VALUE CHAINS; INDUSTRY; DIFFUSION; COMPETITION; MARKET", "Abstract": "Mobile telecommunications is a global and complex industry containing many actors. However, relatively little research has been undertaken into explaining its structure. With this in mind, the objective of this paper is twofold: first, to map the structure of the mobile telecommunications industry and, second, to use this mapping exercise to highlight the data collection issues that are frequently encountered. Through outlining one particular approach to data collection, the paper argues that researchers need to be careful when constructing datasets and wary when relying on those provided by others. By mapping the structure of the mobile industry, the paper highlights a series of key issues in data collection and trends in operator and market structure. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Curwen, Peter; Whalley, Jason] Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow G1 1QE, Lanark, Scotland", "Affiliations": "University of Strathclyde", "Reprint Addresses": "Curwen, P (corresponding author), Univ Strathclyde, Dept Management Sci, Glasgow G1 1QE, Lanark, Scotland.", "Email Addresses": "pjcurwen@hotmail.com", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 84.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 7.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 7.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 19.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "DEC", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 11.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 1150.0, "End Page": 1165.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.05.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 16.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "275EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000328659500011", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Bazelon, C; McHenry, G", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Bazelon, Coleman; McHenry, Giulia", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Spectrum value", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article; Proceedings Paper", "Conference Title": "40th Annual Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC)", "Conference Date": "SEP 21-23, 2012", "Conference Location": "George Mason Univ Sch Law, Alexandria, VA", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "George Mason Univ Sch Law", "Author Keywords": "Spectrum; Valuation; Net present value (NPV)", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Radio spectrum is a scarce resource; understanding its economic value is one piece of information needed to manage it efficiently. Estimating the value of radio spectrum, however, creates significant challenges not found in valuing some other assets. Spectrum is somewhat of a special case; market transactions provide a basis for valuation, but almost always require significant adjustments. Some adjustments are best made using discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis or econometric evidence. A review of past work on spectrum valuations suggests that focusing on a single valuation technique leaves critical information about spectrum value unused. This paper presents the theoretical underpinnings of spectrum value, and describes how these principles of spectrum value manifest in various empirical applications. Similar to most scarce resources, the value of spectrum is determined by the value generated by its deployment. This concept is typically understood as economic rent. In the case of radio spectrum, economic rent can be thought of as having two components: a sea level spectrum value driven by the general profitability of spectrum based services, and band or license specific adjustments to spectrum value due to band or license specific characteristics. Clarity about these different sources of value can inform how to apply traditional valuation techniques in a hybrid approach to spectrum valuation. The key is to capture the useful information from disparate and incomplete valuation methodologies and then combine them in a meaningful and structured manner. We then demonstrate these proposed valuation techniques empirically. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Bazelon, Coleman; McHenry, Giulia] Brattle Grp, Washington, DC 20003 USA", "Affiliations": "The Brattle Group", "Reprint Addresses": "McHenry, G (corresponding author), Brattle Grp, 1850 M St,NW Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20003 USA.", "Email Addresses": "Coleman.Bazelon@Brattle.com; Giulia.McHenry@Brattle.com", "Researcher Ids": "Bazelon, Coleman/HJH-7353-2023", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 19.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 13.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 17.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 7.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "OCT", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": 9.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 737.0, "End Page": 747.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2013.06.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Science (CPCI-S); Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "261UZ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000327691400006", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Robinson, C", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Robinson, Colin", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "The Oxford Handbook of Regulation", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Robinson, Colin] Univ Surrey, Dept Econ, Guildford GU2 5XH, Surrey, England", "Affiliations": "University of Surrey", "Reprint Addresses": "Robinson, C (corresponding author), Univ Surrey, Dept Econ, Guildford GU2 5XH, Surrey, England.", "Email Addresses": "colin.robinson@surrey.ac.uk", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 1.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUL-AUG", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "6-7", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 608.0, "End Page": 609.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.007", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "179QF", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000321535700015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Karacuka, M; Çatik, AN; Haucap, J", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Karacuka, Mehmet; Catik, A. Nazif; Haucap, Justus", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Consumer choice and local network effects in mobile telecommunications in Turkey", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Mobile telecommunications; Network effects; Discrete choice analysis", "Keywords Plus": "DISCRETE-CHOICE; SWITCHING COSTS; COMPETITION; DIFFUSION; TELEPHONY; TECHNOLOGY; MARKETS; POLICY; ENTRY; NET", "Abstract": "The aim of this paper is to analyze the extent of network effects in mobile telecommunications in Turkey, and to identify other determinants of consumer choice based on consumer survey data. This study shows that there are regional disparities in the adoption of network services in Turkey, the attractiveness of the different networks varies for consumers between different regions. The results show that local network effects are significant for consumer choice. This finding means that consumers are more likely to be affected by the choices of other people within their local area than by the overall size of a network. Furthermore, local network effects also outweigh macro network effects at least in Turkey. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Karacuka, Mehmet; Catik, A. Nazif] Ege Univ, Dept Econ, TR-35040 Izmir, Turkey; [Haucap, Justus] Univ Dusseldorf, DICE, D-40225 Dusseldorf, Germany", "Affiliations": "Ege University; Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf", "Reprint Addresses": "Karacuka, M (corresponding author), Ege Univ, Dept Econ, TR-35040 Izmir, Turkey.", "Email Addresses": "mehmet.karacuka@ege.edu.tr; a.nazif.catik@ege.edu.tr; haucap@dice.hhu.de", "Researcher Ids": "Catik, A. Nazif/AAQ-2995-2021", "ORCIDs": "Karacuka, Mehmet/0000-0001-7507-2728; Haucap, Justus/0000-0002-9217-0343; Catik, Abdurrahman Nazif/0000-0001-9247-5668", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 50.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 18.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 18.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 1.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 27.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 334.0, "End Page": 344.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.10.005", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 11.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Published", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Suárez, D; García-Mariñoso, B", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begona", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Which are the drivers of fixed to mobile telephone access substitution? An empirical study of the Spanish residential market", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Fixed to mobile substitution; Access regulation", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Using household panel data for the period 2004 to 2009, the percentage of households that engage in fixed to mobile access substitution in Spain is quantified. This turns out to be small: on average 0.35% per quarter (range: 0.02% to 0.79%). Then the drivers of households to substitute are analysed, finding out that the availability of Internet and mobile services previous to the substitution decision and the socio-demographic characteristics of households, such as age, play a more prominent and significant role in explaining fixed to mobile access substitution when compared to other aspects such as the degree and types of expenditure on fixed services. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Suarez, David; Garcia-Marinoso, Begona] Comis Mercado Telecomunicac, Dept Studies & Stat, Barcelona 08018, Spain", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Suárez, D (corresponding author), Comis Mercado Telecomunicac, Dept Studies & Stat, C de Bolivia 56, Barcelona 08018, Spain.", "Email Addresses": "dsuarez@cmt.es; bgmarinoso@cmt.es", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "CMT", "Funding Name Preferred": "CMT", "Funding Text": "The authors wish to acknowledge CMT's support and are also grateful to Inigo Herguera, the participants of the 22th ITS European Regional Conference in Budapest and two anonymous reviewers for helpful comments.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 13.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 9.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 10.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 8.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAY-JUN", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "4-5", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 282.0, "End Page": 291.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.08.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "148KH", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000319243000004", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Al Daoud, A; Alanyali, M; Starobinski, D", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Al Daoud, Ashraf; Alanyali, Murat; Starobinski, David", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic viability of private commons: Framework and guidelines for profitability", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Secondary spectrum access; Private commons; Pricing", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "Ongoing regulatory reforms have led to several novel spectrum sharing models under the general umbrella of dynamic spectrum sharing. The private commons model introduced by FCC in 2004 allows spectrum licensees to provide secondary access to spectrum on an opportunistic basis while retaining ownership. Since wireless communication systems are typically overprovisioned in order to deliver service-level guarantees to (primary) users under short-term load variations, this model bears significant potential by facilitating utilization of temporal and spatial surplus of capacity through serving secondary users at possibly different service levels. A potential barrier to adoption of the private commons model is the uncertainty about secondary price-demand relationship which is difficult to predict in an emerging market: A selected price for secondary access may be profitable for some values of secondary demand but not for others, leading to a profound uncertainty about ultimate benefit of spectrum sharing. This paper aims to eliminate such an uncertainty by devising concrete guidelines and methods for profitability. The paper establishes that the price of secondary spectrum access can be chosen to guarantee profitability for any value of secondary demand: It is shown that for both the coordinated and uncoordinated commons regimes a profitable price should exceed a threshold value, which can be calculated. Hence profitability of private commons is insensitive to the demand function. This observation has two complementary interpretations: From a business perspective it provides a constructive approach to profitability: and from a regulatory perspective it provides reassurance that private commons is a healthy model. The paper also leverages the insensitivity property and outlines a technique to further enhance revenue via iterative spectrum offerings. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "[Al Daoud, Ashraf] German Jordanian Univ, Dept Comp Engn, Amman, Jordan; [Alanyali, Murat; Starobinski, David] Boston Univ, Dept Elect & Comp Engn, Boston, MA 02215 USA", "Affiliations": "German-Jordanian University; Boston University", "Reprint Addresses": "Al Daoud, A (corresponding author), German Jordanian Univ, Dept Comp Engn, Amman, Jordan.", "Email Addresses": "ashraf.aldaoud@gju.edu.jo; alanyali@bu.edu; staro@bu.edu", "Researcher Ids": "alanyali, murat/AAS-8222-2021", "ORCIDs": "alanyali, murat/0000-0002-9181-256X", "Funding Orgs": "National Science Foundation [CCF-0964652]; German Jordanian University", "Funding Name Preferred": "National Science Foundation(National Science Foundation (NSF)); German Jordanian University", "Funding Text": "This work was funded in part by the National Science Foundation through Grant CCF-0964652. The authors would like to thank the German Jordanian University for their support of this work.", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 18.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 3.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 4.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 5.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "MAR-APR", "Publication Year": 2013.0, "Volume": 37.0, "Issue": "2-3", "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "SI", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 231.0, "End Page": 240.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2012.06.011", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 10.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "118MC", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "Green Submitted", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000317028600015", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Sutherland, E", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Sutherland, Ewan", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Corruption and Corporate Governance in India: Satyam, Spectrum & Sundaram", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Book Review", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "", "Keywords Plus": "", "Abstract": "", "Addresses": "[Sutherland, Ewan] Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, Johannesburg, South Africa", "Affiliations": "University of Witwatersrand", "Reprint Addresses": "Sutherland, E (corresponding author), Univ Witwatersrand, LINK Ctr, Johannesburg, South Africa.", "Email Addresses": "3wan@3wan.net", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 3.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 0.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 0.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 18.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "SEP", "Publication Year": 2012.0, "Volume": 36.0, "Issue": 8.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 685.0, "End Page": 686.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.11.004", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 2.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "013IJ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000309298800008", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}
{"Publication Type": "J", "Authors": "Atkinson, RD", "Book Authors": "", "Book Editors": "", "Book Group Authors": "", "Author Full Names": "Atkinson, Robert D.", "Book Author Full Names": "", "Group Authors": "", "Article Title": "Economic doctrines and network policy", "Source Title": "TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY", "Book Series Title": "", "Book Series Subtitle": "", "Language": "English", "Document Type": "Article", "Conference Title": "", "Conference Date": "", "Conference Location": "", "Conference Sponsor": "", "Conference Host": "", "Author Keywords": "Broadband; Privacy; Net neutrality; Copyright; Economic ideology; Doctrines; Neoclassical economics", "Keywords Plus": "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; INFORMATION; PRIVACY", "Abstract": "Disagreements over how to craft Internet policy have become more and more contentious and political. Beyond the technical and engineering aspects are economic questions, and the points of view of various stakeholders and participants on such network policy issues stem from differing economic philosophies. This paper postulates and describes four competing economic doctrines: conservative neoclassical, liberal neoclassical, neo-Keynesian, and innovation economics. It explains how each doctrine leads to different views of appropriate network policy and explores the influence of doctrine on four controversial network policy issues: broadband competition, net neutrality, copyright, and privacy. Understanding this doctrine based source of differences over network policy should help policy makers better understand core issues and make more informed policy decisions. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.", "Addresses": "Informat Technol & Innovat Fdn, Washington, DC 20005 USA", "Affiliations": "", "Reprint Addresses": "Atkinson, RD (corresponding author), Informat Technol & Innovat Fdn, 1101 K St NW,Suite 610, Washington, DC 20005 USA.", "Email Addresses": "ratkinson@itif.org", "Researcher Ids": "", "ORCIDs": "", "Funding Orgs": "", "Funding Name Preferred": "", "Funding Text": "", "Cited References": "", "Cited Reference Count": 65.0, "Times Cited, WoS Core": 12.0, "Times Cited, All Databases": 13.0, "180 Day Usage Count": 0.0, "Since 2013 Usage Count": 21.0, "Publisher": "ELSEVIER SCI LTD", "Publisher City": "OXFORD", "Publisher Address": "THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, OXON, ENGLAND", "ISSN": "0308-5961", "eISSN": "1879-3258", "ISBN": "", "Journal Abbreviation": "TELECOMMUN POLICY", "Journal ISO Abbreviation": "Telecommun. Policy", "Publication Date": "JUN", "Publication Year": 2011.0, "Volume": 35.0, "Issue": 5.0, "Part Number": "", "Supplement": "", "Special Issue": "", "Meeting Abstract": "", "Start Page": 413.0, "End Page": 425.0, "Article Number": "", "DOI": "10.1016/j.telpol.2011.03.003", "DOI Link": 0.0, "Book DOI": "", "Early Access Date": "", "Number of Pages": 13.0, "WoS Categories": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "Web of Science Index": "Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)", "Research Areas": "Communication; Information Science & Library Science; Telecommunications", "IDS Number": "776EQ", "Pubmed Id": "", "Open Access Designations": "", "Highly Cited Status": "", "Hot Paper Status": "", "Date of Export": "2024-05-15", "UT (Unique WOS ID)": "WOS:000291517700002", "Web of Science Record": 0.0}