New Zealand's revolution in spectrum management

Article Abstract:

New Zealand has moved toward reforming property rights concerning radio frequency bands, including spectrum tenders, though uncertainty and political pressures have hindered radical implementation of reforms. The reforms, carried out by the Ministry of Commerce, shed light on spectrum privatization as a concept. However, issues such the desirability of national or local management rights, and how competition can be encouraged with large bands, have yet to be addressed.

Deregulation, Radio

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Media and multimedia: the challenge for policy and economic analysis

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The economics of media industries was analyzed to shed light on problems that might arise from the development of multimedia companies and services. Part of the analysis includes the formulation of multimedia-related policy questions that need to be considered in future research. A short discussion involving the historical relationship between communication policy and media industry economic study was undertaken.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Telecommunications Regulation, Broadcasting ex Cable, Telecommunications regulations, Multimedia industry, Communications industry, Broadcasting

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Determinants of profit in the broadcasting industry: evidence from Japanese micro data

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An examination on determining profits in the broadcasting industry, based on Japanese micro data, is presented.

Japan, Sales & consumption, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Analysis, Broadcasting industry, Industry sales and revenue

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