Competition in Telecommunications and the Internet Services: A Dynamic Perspective

Topics:
Electrical and Electronic
Tags:
Internet,
Internet Service,
Telecommunications,
University Of Freiburg
Source:
University of Freiburg

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Overview: The focus of this paper is on those elements of the Internet periphery and Internet service provision which is strongly based on telecommunications, in particular Internet access and Internet backbone. Access to the Internet requires a connection between the Internet user and the interface to the Internet service provider (ISP). Several access technologies exist: copper, fiber optics, two-way cable TV infrastructure (CATV network), powerline communication and radio in the loop. One may differentiate between narrowband and broadband Internet access.

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Format: PDF | Size: 56KB | Date: Oct 2001 | Pages: 18


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