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=100   #$$a Nikolinakos, Nikos Th.
=245  1#$$a EU Competition Law and Regulation in the Converging Telecomunications, Media and IT Sectors /$c Nikos Th. Nikolinakos
=260  ##$$a Netherlands :$b John Wiley & Sons,$c 2006
=300  ##$$a xviii,698 p. : $b :illus. ; $c 24cm
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=520  ##$$a On the indusries formely characterized by a high degree of state monopoly control, telecomunication is proving to be increansingly susceptible to market failure. The fundamental causes of this difficult,according to the author of this far reaching analysis, are twofold: abusive behaviour in incumbent aimed at foreclosing competitors, and the regulatory challenges posed by the technological convergence of the telecomunication, media and IT sectors. The enforcement of specially cratted competition rules and proportionate,targeted sectoral regulation. book present the most thorougoing model yet offered to ensure the emergency of a gunuinely competive electronic communications industry in Eorepe.I
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