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Trends in Telecommunication Reform 2010-2011: Enabling Tomorrow's Digital World (2010/2011)
"The annual ""Trends in Telecommunication Reform"" publications are key
part of ITU's effort to explore and amplify the wisdom of policy-makers
and regulators in the ICT sector. The 11th edition will examine the
challenges for regulators to stimulate nationwide broadband deployments
through adaptive and targeted regulations and out-of-the-box tools,
leading to a new ladder of regulation. With this regard, it is very
important for regulators to understand the impact of broadband on and
beyond the ICT sector as well as the driving forces of today's and
tomorrow's ICT markets, notably the migration from analogue to digital
terrestrial broadcasting and the allocation of the digital dividend. For
markets to truly thrive, regulators need to prove successful in keeping
up with the pace of convergence and integration of ubiquitous networks,
in particular through adapting their institutional structure and
mandate, adopting cutting-edge best practices and embracing new tools
such as innovative dispute resolution techniques. The individual
chapters will focus on salient issues such as the changing role of
regulators in a digital world and their involvement in non-traditional
areas of regulatory intervention, such as ICT climate change and
cyberthreats. Last but not least, the Information Society is changing
every aspect of our lives, whether in developing or developed countries
and it is crucial to leverage the benefits it brings while mitigating
the associated threats. What does it all mean for ICT users, but also
for regulators and policy makers?"
"The annual ""Trends in Telecommunication Reform"" publications are key
part of ITU's effort to explore and amplify the wisdom of policy-makers
and regulators in the ICT sector. The 11th edition will examine the
challenges for regulators to stimulate nationwide broadband deployments
through adaptive and targeted regulations and out-of-the-box tools,
leading to a new ladder of regulation. With this regard, it is very
important for regulators to understand the impact of broadband on and
beyond the ICT sector as well as the driving forces of today's and
tomorrow's ICT markets, notably the migration from analogue to digital
terrestrial broadcasting and the allocation of the digital dividend. For
markets to truly thrive, regulators need to prove successful in keeping
up with the pace of convergence and integration of ubiquitous networks,
in particular through adapting their institutional structure and
mandate, adopting cutting-edge best practices and embracing new tools
such as innovative dispute resolution techniques. The individual
chapters will focus on salient issues such as the changing role of
regulators in a digital world and their involvement in non-traditional
areas of regulatory intervention, such as ICT climate change and
cyberthreats. Last but not least, the Information Society is changing
every aspect of our lives, whether in developing or developed countries
and it is crucial to leverage the benefits it brings while mitigating
the associated threats. What does it all mean for ICT users, but also
for regulators and policy makers?"
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