info: Volume 4 Issue 2
Table of contents
Beyond “loss‐of‐control”: telecommunications, surveillance, drugs and terrorism
Peter ShieldsIn the US (and elsewhere), law enforcement agencies take the position that new telecommunications technologies are eroding their abilities to intercept and monitor electronic…
The impact of the Internet on the law and economics of the music industry
John B. Meisel, Timothy S. SullivanBusiness as usual in the music industry is over. Online music is a force to be reckoned with now and increasingly in the future. This paper first describes the current revenue…
Unbundling the local network and the incentives for broadband investment
Jonathan Sandbach, Chris DurnellThe US government is considering removing regulations on ILECs (incumbent local exchange carriers) with respect to local access services, through the implementation of…
Three layers of the electronic commerce network: challenges for the developed and developing worlds
J.P. Singh, Sarah M. GilchristAs electronic commerce expands, credible property rights in key sectors are necessary. This article identifies three layers of an electronic commerce network – infrastructure…
Regulating Spam: opting in or opting out?
Carlos Rodríguez CasalCommercial non‐solicited communications are a growing problem bringing calls for tighter anti‐Spam legislation. This paper compares the advantages and disadvantages of opt‐in and…