Lignes directrices de l'OCDE régissant la protection des consommateurs contre les pratiques commerciales transfrontières frauduleuses et trompeuses (2003)

Ces lignes directrices établissent un cadre commun pour permettre aux pays membres de l’OCDE de mieux lutter contre les pratiques commerciales transfrontières frauduleuses et trompeuses

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OECD Symposium for Senior e-Government Officials, Washington, 09 June 2003

This event offered a unique opportunity for high-level e-government officials from over 20 countries to discuss and compare priority areas where the exercise of e-government leadership has a strong impact.

Consumer Policy Considerations on the Importance of Accurate and Available WHOIS Data (STI Digital Economy Paper 73)

Drawing on the 1999 OECD Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce, this document explains how accurate and available Whois data can contribute to building consumer trust in the online marketplace.

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Development of wireless local area networks in OECD countries (STI Digital Economy Paper 71)

Wireless technology provides business executives, office workers, small businesses and residential users with expanded opportunities to connect to the Internet outside the limited area dictated by fixed networks.

Comparing domain name administration in OECD countries (STI Digital Economy Paper 70)

The aim of this paper is to provide comparative information on the administration of domain names across the OECD area.

Review of the development and reform of the telecommunications sector in China (STI Digital Economy Paper 69)

The Chinese telecommunications market has experienced double-digit growth in recent years and continues to expand rapidly as demand surges.

Universal service obligations and broadband (STI Digital Economy Paper 68)

This paper examines the question of whether the scope of universal service should be widened to include broadband.

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Intensified competition in OECD countries' telecommunications sectors calls for regulations proportionate to the level of competition in the market.

La réforme de la réglementation dans l'industrie des télécommunications en Pologne

Ce rapport présente un panorama des résultats et des enjeux de la réforme de la réglementation dans le domaine des télécommunications.

Broadband Access for Business (STI Digital Economy Paper 67)

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.