Cybersquatting: Letter from Secretary General of the OECD to ICANN

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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Broadband Infrastructure Deployment: The Role of Government Assistance (STI Working Papers 2002/15)

This paper argues that government policies should continue to emphasise the role of competition in stimulating broadband development and diffusion, and should avoid direct intervention in the broadband market, which risks distorting market mechanisms.

L'échange de trafic Internet et le développement de la concurrence (STI Digital Economy Paper 62)

Competition is increasing in Internet backbone markets, as a result of liberalisation, and the consequent ability of telecommunication carriers to provide infrastructure and services on an end-to-end basis.

2nd Broadband Workshop, 4-5 June 2002, Seoul, Korea

A second Broadband Workshop was held in Seoul, Korea on 4-5 June 2002 in conjunction with the OECD Working Party on the Information Economy, the OECD Working Party on Telecommunication and Information Services Policy and the Korean Ministry o...

Trends in IP Technology (STI Digital Economy Paper 60)

The impact of the Internet Protocol (IP) on telephony is anticipated to replace traditional voice services with integrated voice and IP-based applications.

Cybersquatting : The OECD's experience and the problems it illustrates with registrar (STI Digital Economy Paper 59)

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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Internet traffic exchange and the development of end-to-end international telecommunication competition (STI Digital Economy Paper 58)

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Dubai 2002: Presentation by Tarek Kamel

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Dubai 2002: Presentation by H.E. Tapan Sikdar

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