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28-Feb-2003
Intensified competition in OECD countries' telecommunications sectors calls for regulations proportionate to the level of competition in the market.
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06-Dec-2002
With over 50 million subscribers in the OECD, broadband access is key for economic growth and development. This report examines broadband access development for businesses. It focuses on short distance leased lines and new forms of broadband access.
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Regulatory Reform in the Telecommunications Industry - Canada
04-Nov-2002
This report examines Canada's regulatory reform effort thus far and its impact on the performance of telecommunications markets. Canada is one of the leading OECD countries in terms of its performance in the telecommunication sector.
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Regulatory Reform in the Telecommunications Industry - United Kingdom
04-Nov-2002
The UK commenced its liberalisation process ahead of all OECD countries, except the United States. Although the UK Government decided to liberalise its telecommunications sector in 1980 it did so in a cautious and phased manner.
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06-Sep-2002
This report on Regulatory Reform in the Telecommunications Industry analyses the institutional set-up and use of policy instruments in Poland.
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04-Jul-2002
Letter from OECD Secretary General to ICANN in relation to the OECD Report: 'Cybersquatting: The OECD's Experience and the Problems IT Illustrates with Registrar Practices and the "WHOIS" System'.
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03-Apr-2002
This report summarises the problem recently met by the OECD with regard to the cybersquatting of the ocde.org domain name, and identifies the general policy issues arising from this experience.
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20-Mar-2002
The impact of the Internet Protocol (IP) on telephony is anticipated to replace traditional voice services with integrated voice and IP-based applications.
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13-Mar-2002
Read our new report on Internet Traffic Exchange !
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23-Jan-2002
An OECD Global Conference on Telecommunications Policy for the Digital Economy took place
in Dubai 21-22 January 2002 to assist non-OECD governments in their policy deliberations and
provide guidance for the liberalisation of the telecommunications sector through the diffusion of OECD expertise.
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