Developments in Mobile Termination (OECD Digital Economy Paper 193)

Mobile termination rates are the charges that telecom network operators pay for delivering telephone calls to mobile wireless providers. There have been considerable changes in these rates and, in some countries, the role regulatory authorities play in how these charges are set.

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• New report on developments in mobile termination rates

The Review of the OECD Privacy Guidelines

The OECD has played a major role in shaping and defining how privacy is protected around the globe. Its "Privacy Guidelines" have been extremely influential over the past 30 years.

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Plus de concurrence est essentiel pour faire baisser les prix excessifs de l’itinérance mobile internationale, préconise l’OCDE.

Afin d'aider les gouvernements à stimuler la concurrence et faire baisser les prix excessifs des services d’itinérance sur les marchés nationaux, l'OCDE a publié une série de recommandations visant à protéger les consommateurs.

OECD Information and Communication Policy News - June 2007

ICCP Newsletter June 2007

OECD Information and Communication Policy News - June 2007

OECD Information and Communication Policy News - June 2007

OECD Information and Communication Policy News - April 2008

ICCP Newsletter April 2008

International summit on "Delivering economic value from synthetic biology: current challenges and opportunities" (Sydney, Australia, 12 March 2012)

This forum explored topics such as regulatory considerations, skills and research support, intellectual property and community engagement. In addition, discussions will also focus on links between a ‘bioeconomy’ and synthetic biology.

The Forum on Synthetic Biology: Challenges and Opportunities for Australia

The Forum will explore topics such as regulatory considerations, skills and research support, intellectual property and community engagement. In addition, discussions will also focus on links between a ‘bioeconomy’ and synthetic biology.

Synthetic Biology: Realising opportunities and overcoming challenges

Increasingly, synthetic biology appears poised to transform a number of existing products and process and to create new renewable alternatives. It may radically impact many fields, from energy to health, and may even provide solutions to a number of climate and environmental problems.

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Machine-to-Machine Communications: Connecting Billions of Devices (OECD Digital Economy Paper 192)

The report provides examples of some of the uses of machine-to-machine communication today and its potential to enhance economic and social development. It concludes that to achieve such benefits, changes to telecommunication policy and regulatory frameworks may be required.

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• OECD Insights: The Internet of Things