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Telecommunications Regulation examines the background to regulation and the work of the regulator. It discusses typical regulatory rules and the legal and administrative framework for regulation, and looks at regulatory strategies, market structures and approaches to price control. The book includes a number of case studies which show how regulators engage with such topical issues as interconnection and loop unbundling, and also features technical coverage of both numbering and number portability. Finally, it looks at new products and services such as virtual network operators, intelligent networks, radio spectrum and next generation networks, and considers the impact these might have on the future of regulation.
A comprehensive, in-depth guide to the subject, this book will be a valuable resource for engineers and managers in the industry, as well as lawyers and economists needing an insight into current telecommunications regulation.
Contents
Chapter 1: Competition and privatisation: the background to regulation
Chapter 2: The task of regulation
Chapter 3: The framework for regulation
Chapter 4: Regulatory strategy and price controls
Chapter 5: Interconnection
Chapter 6: Telecommunications numbering
Chapter 7: Number portability
Chapter 8: Local loop unbundling and broadband services
Chapter 9: New products and services
Chapter 10: Regulation and the future
Appendix: the new European framework
