1. to provide quick information on telecommunications ,
2. to provide background information as the basis for in-depth analysis, and
3. to provide extensive comparative information on the telecommunications frameworks of a number of important jurisdictions.

In order to provide quick and updated information, this Site will mainly need market data, market research reports and consultancy reports.

A number of newsletters, Web sites and other on-line sources will be the means to remain updated with developments in various telecommunications related fields.

SECTION B: Background Information

A selection of books and articles will provide necessary background information for more detailed analysis. This section is divided in the following subject areas:

• Economics
• Internet - Information Society - Multimedia
• Law
• Policy
• Regulation
• Technology
• Other

SECTION C: National Regulation and International Organisations

In this section, a list of publications and official documents concerning the telecommunications regulatory regime in a number of countries is given, including the USA, Canada, the European Union (EU), the United Kingdom and other European jurisdictions, Japan and other jurisdictions in Asia. This section also includes publications from a number of International Organisations, such as the World Bank, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and others.

SECTION D: Recommended Material (not finalised)

This last section, puts forward recommended material selected from the three previous sections. This selective list of recommended publications aims to provide the basic material for the Information Site to meet its initial needs.

CONTENTS

SECTION A: Quick and Updated Information

• Trade Publications - Journals - Newsletters - Consultancy Reports
• Useful Web Sites

• Economics
• Internet - Information Society - Multimedia
• Law
• Policy
• Regulation
• Technology
• Other

• The European Union
• Germany
• Finland
• France
• The United Kingdom
• Other EU countries (Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Sweden)
• Switzerland
• Asia (Indonesia, Singapore, Sri Lanka)
• Hong Kong
• Japan
• Australia
• New Zealand
• Canada
• United States of America
• Other countries (only publications, not official documents)
• ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute)
• ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
• OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development)
• WTO (World Trade Organisation)
• World Bank

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