BOXES
Box 2.1: Paris Unplugged
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2.2: Rural broadband access via WLAN
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2.3: Free space optics in Belfast
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3.1: Cable vs. DSL—why
is DSL overtaking cable?
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3.2: Fixed wireless access in rural Canada
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3.3: Wi-Fi and the road to reconstruction
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3.4: Railway lines lead to broadband access in rural India
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3.5: Australia: paying for broadband byte by byte
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3.6: Japan’s comprehensive support for the private sector
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3.7: Telecommunication infrastructure as a “public good
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3.8: Who’s who in broadband?
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4.1: Internet TV and home networking in Japan
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4.2: Right here, right Now
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4.3: Learning in the Internet age
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4.4: Local content
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4.5: Peer-to-peer networks
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5.1: Market mechanisms for managing spectrum
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5.2: The market for wholesale broadband local access
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5.3: Inter-modal competition: Seeing the bigger picture
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5.4: European Union restrictions on “predatory pricing”
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5.5: Universal service and broadband
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6.1: Estonia: Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright
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6.1: Music on the cheap in Belgium
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6.2: Copyright laws have been getting stronger while illegal
content flourishes
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6.3: A successful recipe for broadband competition
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7.1: From ICTs to an information society—building
technology, building knowledge
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7.2: Measuring the digital divide in Internet capacity
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7.3: Longer Internet connection times spell greater vulnerability for
broadband users
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7.4: Keeping kids out of the cookie jar
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7.5: The “dark side” of the information revolution
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7.6: Southern India: Information shops
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