This volume presents the current state of universal service policy from governmental, academic, and industry perspectives. It will be of great use to those involved in communication policy, including lawyers, economists, policy makers and scholars.
This volume presents the current state of universal service policy from governmental, academic, and industry perspectives. It will be of great use to those involved in communication policy, including lawyers, economists, policy makers and scholars.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Barbara A. Cherry, Steven S. Wildman, IV Hammond, Allen S. Hammond
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Contents: Preface. Part I: Introduction.B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Conceptualizing Universal Service: Definitions Context Social Process and Politics. Part II: Frameworks for Analyzing Universal Service.H. Sawhney K. Jayakar Universal Service: Migration of Metaphors. B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Unilateral and Bilateral Rules: A Framework for Increasing Competition While Meeting Universal Service Goals in Telecommunications. M. Blizinski Questions for Outlining a Universal Service Policy. Part III: Societal Role and Implications of Universal Service.M. Blizinski J.R. Schement Rethinking Universal Service: What's on the Menu? A.W. Batteau The Social Architecture of Community Computing. A.S. Hammond IV Universal Access to Infrastructure and Information. Part IV: Paying for Universal Service.C. Weinhaus R.K. Lock H. Albright M. Jamison F. Hedemark D. Harns S. Makeeff Overview of Universal Service. D. Gabel Recovering Access Costs: The Debate. J.C. Smith Universal Service: A Stakeholder Response. Part V: Embarking on a New Universal Service Policy: The Role of the Federal Government.B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Review of Federal Universal Service Policy in the United States. W.G. Lavey Some Legal Puzzles in the 1996 Statutory Provisions for Universal Telecommunications Services. J. McConnaughey Universal Service and the National Information Infrastructure (NII): Making the Grade on the Information Superhighway? Part VI: The Role of the States.T.W. Bonnett The New State Role in Ensuring Universal Telecommunications Services. R.K. Lock Jr. Breaking the Bottleneck and Sharing the Wealth: A Perspective on Universal Service Policy in an Era of Local Competition.
Contents: Preface. Part I: Introduction.B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Conceptualizing Universal Service: Definitions Context Social Process and Politics. Part II: Frameworks for Analyzing Universal Service.H. Sawhney K. Jayakar Universal Service: Migration of Metaphors. B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Unilateral and Bilateral Rules: A Framework for Increasing Competition While Meeting Universal Service Goals in Telecommunications. M. Blizinski Questions for Outlining a Universal Service Policy. Part III: Societal Role and Implications of Universal Service.M. Blizinski J.R. Schement Rethinking Universal Service: What's on the Menu? A.W. Batteau The Social Architecture of Community Computing. A.S. Hammond IV Universal Access to Infrastructure and Information. Part IV: Paying for Universal Service.C. Weinhaus R.K. Lock H. Albright M. Jamison F. Hedemark D. Harns S. Makeeff Overview of Universal Service. D. Gabel Recovering Access Costs: The Debate. J.C. Smith Universal Service: A Stakeholder Response. Part V: Embarking on a New Universal Service Policy: The Role of the Federal Government.B.A. Cherry S.S. Wildman Review of Federal Universal Service Policy in the United States. W.G. Lavey Some Legal Puzzles in the 1996 Statutory Provisions for Universal Telecommunications Services. J. McConnaughey Universal Service and the National Information Infrastructure (NII): Making the Grade on the Information Superhighway? Part VI: The Role of the States.T.W. Bonnett The New State Role in Ensuring Universal Telecommunications Services. R.K. Lock Jr. Breaking the Bottleneck and Sharing the Wealth: A Perspective on Universal Service Policy in an Era of Local Competition.
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