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Telecommunications and the future
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1989The effect of deregulation on the telecommunications industry and GTEs strategy in the resulting competitive environment are examined. The impact of increased competition on research and development efforts is discussed. The relationships among the US Congress, the Federal Communications Commission, and the industry are explored.
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Computer Communications, 1978
Medium-to-large organizations have considerable communications needs, some of which are met by present technology but often at a relatively high price. The paper describes the major cost components in business telecommunications, and considers ways in which choosing between systems can save significant sums while providing a highquality service to ...
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Medium-to-large organizations have considerable communications needs, some of which are met by present technology but often at a relatively high price. The paper describes the major cost components in business telecommunications, and considers ways in which choosing between systems can save significant sums while providing a highquality service to ...
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IEEE Communications Magazine, 1980
This paper will review the evolution of the various types of satellite systems and their. launch vehicles and contemplate. the future. Although some truly gigantic satellites have been imagined by others, the view expressed here is that technical and economic considerations will limit satellite size through the end of this century to more modest ...
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This paper will review the evolution of the various types of satellite systems and their. launch vehicles and contemplate. the future. Although some truly gigantic satellites have been imagined by others, the view expressed here is that technical and economic considerations will limit satellite size through the end of this century to more modest ...
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Telecommunications in Argentina
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1996At the beginning of the '90s Argentina change its telecommunications model, closing an almost 45-year period in which the dominant concept was a state telecommunications monopoly with overlapped regulatory and provision functions. The changed was focused on a domestic version of the combine concepts of deregulation and demonopolization.
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1986
Through telecommunications the computer can create a breadth of personal communication, dialogue, and interaction that has never before been possible. Participants may actively contribute, may simply listen in, and may be selective in terms of both their interests and their schedules.
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Through telecommunications the computer can create a breadth of personal communication, dialogue, and interaction that has never before been possible. Participants may actively contribute, may simply listen in, and may be selective in terms of both their interests and their schedules.
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Telecommunications policy in Pakistan
Telematics and Informatics, 1998Abstract The telecommunications in Pakistan is currently going through a period of transition as technological advances and liberalization of the industry move the industry into position to compete in an increasingly competitive world and regional environment.
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2012
This Chapter of the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics illustrates the main features and challenges of regulation and liberalization efforts in the field of telecommunications. The chapter takes stock on two decades of regulation in many countries around the world, and the looks forward towards emerging challenges such as network neutrality, spectrum ...
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This Chapter of the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics illustrates the main features and challenges of regulation and liberalization efforts in the field of telecommunications. The chapter takes stock on two decades of regulation in many countries around the world, and the looks forward towards emerging challenges such as network neutrality, spectrum ...
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