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The Status of Regulation and Competition in Poland in the Advent of the Accession to the EU implementing the EU new regulatory framework for electronic communications new regulatory framework for electronic communications, which were recently the subject matter of a legislative debate in the Polish Parliament (adopted in July 2004), and the prospects of the Polish telecommunications market in the context of Poland’s accession to the EU.

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Service Universalisation in Latin America: Network Evolution and Strategiesies and their performance on the fixed telephone network evolution allows to provide some guidelines for the design of policies oriented towards the achievement of not just the traditional approach of universal service, but a new service and access universalisation.

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Marktorientierte Unternehmensplanung,lutions such as WLAN (WiFi and WiMAX) are spreading fast and may pose a threat to (or complement) the cellular mobile technologies. Such phenomena should not be overlooked. However, in this paper we will concentrate on 3G technologies and specifically on the two main contenders, WCDMA and cdma2000.

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Rewriting U.S. Telecommunications Law with an Eye on Europerk, adopts theories of joint market dominance and monopoly leveraging that do not fit well with U.S. models. And the paper argues that a new U.S. statute must reform spectrum law to eliminate government allocation and uses, as the Framework does not, and take a more limited approach to universal service than does the Framework.