Integration and access regulations in telecommunication

Article Abstract:

Competition in telecommunications is affected by the integration structure and regulatory arrangements on access. The results suggested that regulation on access should be formulated in conjunction with industrial or competition policy and also indicate that a particular market structure may emerge endogenously under a given regulation regime.

Sales & consumption, Methods, Communications technology, Telecommunications, Telecommunication, Market size, Access control, Integration (Theory of knowledge)

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A spatial taxonomy of broadband regions in the United States

Article Abstract:

Active and vast spatial landscape availability of broadband services at the zip code level in the United States is analyzed. Variable and spatial classification of broadband regions, with their demographic and socio economic variations is presented.

United States, Prepackaged software, Geographic information systems, Spatial analysis (Statistics), Geographic information system

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Platform competition and broadband uptake: theory and empirical evidence from the European Union

Article Abstract:

The advantages of using broadband technology are presented. A study on the effects of inter and intra-platform competition in the diffusion of broadband access, using a model of oligopoly competition, is presented.

United Kingdom, Oligopolies

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