El impacto de la Convergencia

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6.4 El impacto de la Convergencia

Este Capítulo se ocupa de la respuesta internacional de las autoridades de política de telecomunicaciones y de los reguladores sobre la convergencia y sobre sus efectos en los marcos jurídicos y regualtorios respectivos. Primero, trata de los distintos enfoques regulatorios que se han venido utilizando para la convergencia (p.ej., enfoques legislativos, regulatorios y de auto-regulación) y deescribe las ventajas y desventajas de cada uno de ellos. Segundo, expone el impacto de la convergencia sobre los disttintos procesos regulatorios, tales como las licencias, el espectro radioeléctrico, la interconnexión, el servicio universal y la numeración. Finalmente, analiza y describe cual deben ser la medidas jurídicas y regulatorias que deben poner en práctica los países que desen facilitar un entorno convergente.

• 6.4.1 ¿Qué es Convergencia?

• 6.4.2 Diferentes modos de Regular las TIC

• 6.4.3 Modificaciones al Derecho de las Telecomunicaciones para atender el fenómeno de Convergencia

• 6.4.4 Modificaciones a la legislación de Difusión y TV para atender el fenómeno de Convergencia

• 6.4.5 Casos de Legislación modificada para atender el fenómeno de Convergencia

Documentos

• World Intellectual Property Organization - Survey of Issues

• Office of Communications - Information-Convergence and the Never Ending Drizzle of Electric Rain

• Federal Communications Commission - Chairman Powell Announces Formation of Internet Policy Working Group

• US Digital Millennium Copyright Act

• Summary - The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998

• Office of Communications - Statement on Spectrum Trading 2004

• Office of Communications - Statement Spectrum Liberalisation

• Office of Communications -Next Generation Networks: Further Consultation

• Uganda Case Study: Licensing in the Era of Liberalization and Convergence

• Some Implications for Regulation of ICT and Media Convergence

• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Spam in Developing Countries

• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Spam Enforcement

• New Zealand Telecommunications Information Privacy Code

• Malaysia Internet Access Service Provider Sub-Code

• Japan Telecommunications Business Law

• ITU Question 18-2: Mid-Term Guidelines on the Smooth Transition of Existing Mobile Networks to IMT-2000 for Developing Countries

• Forum on Telecommunication Regulation in Africa - ENUM: Country Experiences

• Italy - Data Protection Code

• Intellectual Property Rights in Japan

• Hong Kong - Regulation of Internet Protocol (IP) Telephony

• Hong Kong - Revision of Regulatory Regimes for Fixed-Mobile Convergence

• Hong Kong Licensing Framework for Broadband Wireless Access

• Hong Kong - Class License for Public Wireless Local Area Network Services

• Broadcasting in Hong Kong

• Federal Communications Commission - IP Enabled Services - Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

• Federal Communications Commission - Voice Over Internet Protocol - Stevens Report

• EU Universal Service Directive

• EU Recommendation on Relevant Product and Service Markets Susceptible to ex ante Regulation 2003 Framework
• EU Recommendation of December 17, 2007 on Relevant Product and Service Markets Susceptible to ex ante Regulation 2009-10 Framework

• EU Directive Concerning the Processing of Personal Data and the Protection of Privacy in the Telecommunications Sector

• EU Guidelines on Market Analysis and Assessment of Significant Market Power

• EU Framework Directive

• EU Authorisation Directive

• EU Access Directive

• EU Commission Recommendation - Provision of Public Radio Local Area Networks

• European Commission Adopts Recommendation to Promote Public Wireless Broadband Services in Europe

• European Regulators Group - Common Statement for Voice Over Internet Protocol Regulatory Approaches

• EU Green Paper on Convergence

• EU 1999 Communications Review

• EU Annex 3 to the European Electronic Communications Regulation and Markets 2004 (10th Report)

• EU Television Without Frontier Directive

• EU Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications

• EU Electronic Commerce Directive

• EU Directive on the Protection of Individuals with regard to the Processing of Personal Data and on the Free Movement of such Data

• EU Commission - Voice Over Internet Protocol Public Consultation

• Guide to the Danish Numbering Plan

• Colombia - Comision de Regulacion de Telecomunicaciones Resolucion No. 575 de 2002

• Canada - Regulatory Framework for Voice Communication Services using Internet Protocol

• Australia Privacy Act report

• Australia Radiocommunications Act 1992

• Australia - Policy and Regulatory Considerations for New and Emerging Services

• Argentina - Decreto No. 764/2000 - Desregulacion de las Telecomunicaciones

• EU Directive on the Retention of Data

• Canada - News Release on the State of the Canadian Broadcasting System

• Council of Europe - Convention on Cybercrime

• Memo - Regulation of Internet Content in Mexico

• EU Commission Communication on Voice Over Internet Protocol 2000

• EU Commission Communication on Voice Over Internet Protocol 1998

Practice Notes

• FCC Rules Regarding Emergency Calls for VoIP Service Providers (E911) (4.3.1)

• Different Approaches to Facilitate In-Band Migration (4.3.2)

• Licensing broadband wireless access in Switzerland and France

• Regulating WiFi and WLAN

• Copyright in the US and Europe

• In-Band Migration (4.3.2)

• Licensing of Wireless Technology in Different Countries (4.3.2)

• Regulatory Treatment of WiFi and WLAN (4.3.2)

• UK Office of Communications (4.4.1)

• Examples of Data Retention Rules in Different Countries (4.4.4)

• US Copyright Directive (4.4.3)

• Table 4-2: Pros and Cons of Legislative Approach in Telecommunications/ICT Regulation (4.2.1)

• Table 4-8: Licensing in Malaysia (4.5.3)

• Política de protección de datos
• Acerca de Wikitel
• Aviso legal
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