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Authorities, competition and electronic communications: Towards institutional competition in the information society

One often thinks of competition as a mechanism whereby undertakings are forced to answer more efficiently the needs of clients. One may wonder whether that system could be…

Show me the money: contracts and agents in service level agreement markets

Delivering real‐time services (Internet telephony, video conferencing, and streaming media as well as business‐critical data applications) across the Internet requires…

Interconnect outcomes: to impose or negotiate – the experiences of Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and Australia

This article surveys the recent experience of resolving access and interconnection issues in four quite different economies in East Asia: Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea…

Licensing of third generation (3G) mobile

3G is important for developed countries but the stakes are even higher for developing countries since failure to develop 3G could widen the “digital divide” even further…

Agent‐based modelling of customer behaviour in the telecoms and media markets

Agent‐based modelling is a bottom‐up approach to understanding systems which provides a powerful tool for analysing complex, non‐linear markets. The method involves…

A world dialogue on regulation for network economies

Note from the publisher

A response to Professor Melody's review of The Telecoms Trade War

Conference calendar

Technological challenges of powerline telecommunication

Not @home: too late to get excited

The market for regulation