Telecommunications Law

The telecommunications industry has undergone fundamental changes in structure, from that of a monopoly to one of competition. Much of the law and regulations examined in this book are concerned with this process of change and regulating for competition. This text provides a comprehensive guide to the legal and regulatory issues of the increasingly technological area of global telecommunications law. Countries particularly discussed include: the UK, USA, EU and parts of the Far East.

ISBN	1841741213	Pages	578
ISBN13	9781841741215 (What's this?)	Volumes	1
Publisher	Oxford University Press	Weight (grammes)	803
Imprint	Blackstone Press Ltd	Published in	Oxford
Format	Paperback	Height (mm)	222
Publication date	20 Jul 2001	Width (mm)	155
Library of Congress	KD2880.T45	Spine width (mm)	38
DEWEY	341.0994	Academic level	Tertiary education, Professional / Scholarly
DEWEY edition	DC21

	Preface
	Contributors
	Abbreviations
	Table of Cases
	Table of Legislation
1	Telecommunications Law and Regulation: An Introduction by Ian Walden	1
2	The Economics of Telecommunications Regulation by Lisa Correa	16
3	The Telecommunications Regime in the United Kingdom by John Angel	53
4	Operator Licences by Timothy Lesson	74
5	Interconnection, Access and Peering: Law and Precedent by Rohan Kariyawasam	136
6	Telecommunications Contracts: Outsourcing by Michael Sinclair	224
7	Competition Law in Telecommunications by Edward Pitt	249
8	European Union Telecommunications Law by Ian Walden	279
9	Overview of US Telecommunications Law by Karen Lee and Jamison Prime	314
10	The International Regulatory Regime by Ian Walden	346
11	Communications Privacy by Christopher Millard	382
12	Regulatory Convergence: the Impact of Broadcasting and Other Laws by Jonathan Kembery and John Angel	407
13	Lessons from Asia and the Pacific by Lisa Suits	440
14	Telecommunications Reform in Emerging Markets by Tim Schwarz and David Satola and Camilla Bustani	488
	Index	531

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