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Wettbewerb und Kooperation auf dem deutschen DSL-Markt : Ökonomik, Technik und Regulierung /Velden, Remco van der. January 2007 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diss.--Paderborn, 2006.
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Facility- and Service-based Competition and Investment in Fixed Broadband Networks: Lessons from a Decade of Access Regulations in the European Union Member StatesBriglauer, Wolfgang, Gugler, Klaus, Haxhimusa, Adhurim January 2014 (has links) (PDF)
This paper employs firm-level panel data of 57 incumbent and entrant firms for 23 European countries in the decade from 2003 to 2012. We examine the impact of service- and facility-based competition on firm level investment as well as the strategic effects underlying infrastructure investment decisions. At the same time we explicitly model the structural dynamics of broadband investment using dynamic panel estimation techniques. We find that facility-based competition exerts a positive and significant impact on both incumbents and entrants implying that incumbents' and entrants' investment decisions are strategic complements. Moreover, this strategic complementarity is much more pronounced with respect to the entrants. Finally, we show that service-based competition appears to have no significant impact on the investment decision of incumbents and entrants and that there is no supportive evidence for the so-called "ladder of investment" hypothesis. With respect to the later phase of market regulation, service-based competition exerts a negative impact on entrants' investment. (authors' abstract) / Series: Working Papers / Research Institute for Regulatory Economics
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DSL versus Kabel : Informationsexternalitäten als Determinanten von Pfadabhängigkeit und Wechselkosten bei der Adoption von Breitband-Technologien /Bach, Thomas. January 2008 (has links)
Zugl.: Berlin, Freie Universiẗat, Diss., 2008.
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The Impact of Regulation and Competition on the Adoption of Fibre-Based Broadband Services: Recent Evidence from the European Union Member StatesBriglauer, Wolfgang 07 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Fibre deployment of next-generation high-speed broadband networks is considered to be a decisive development for any information-based society, yet investment activities and especially the adoption of fibre-based broadband services take place only very gradually in most countries. This work identifies the most important determinants of the adoption of fibre-based broadband services, using the most recent panel data from the European Union member states (EU27) for the years from 2004 to 2012. The results show that the stricter previous broadband access regulation has a negative impact on adoption, while competitive pressure from mobile networks affects adoption in a non-linear manner. It appears that the approach of strict cost-based access regulation embedded in the EU regulatory framework is at odds with the targets outlined in the European Commission's "Digital Agenda". Finally, we also find strong evidence for network effects underlying the adoption process. (author's abstract) / Series: Working Papers / Research Institute for Regulatory Economics
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Regulation and Investment in Next Generation Access Networks: Recent Evidence from the European Member StatesBriglauer, Wolfgang, Ecker, Georg, Gugler, Klaus January 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Fiber-deployment of future telecommunications networks ("Next Generation Access" - NGA) is
currently a major challenge for sector-specific regulators as well as for investing firms. Although the
future socio-economic importance of new telecommunications networks is uncontroversial, the related
investment activities vary substantially in international comparison.
This work intends to identify the most important determinants of previous NGA deployment using
data from the EU27 member states for the years 2005 to 2010. For our analysis, we employ latest data
on NGA deployment, relevant competition and regulatory indicators as well as other supply and
demand side controls. Our econometric model incorporates: i) aggregated country level data; ii)
structurally modeled dynamics of the deployment process which allows us to disentangle long-term
and short-term effects; finally, iii) we argue that there is no endogeneity problem with respect to
investment activities and regulation since we refer to regulation in preceding broadband markets. For
our econometric analysis, we employ several dynamic panel data methods, such as GMM and
LSDVC.
Our results indicate that stricter previous broadband access regulation has a negative impact on NGA
deployment. As regards the dynamics of the adjustment process, we find that there are severe
adjustment costs and stickiness towards the desired long-term level of NGA infrastructure. (author's abstract) / Series: Working Papers / Research Institute for Regulatory Economics
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The Impact of Regulation and Competition on the Adoption of Fiber-based Broadband Services: Recent Evidence from the European Member StatesBriglauer, Wolfgang 01 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Although fibre-deployment of next generation access (NGA) broadband networks is considered as a
decisive development for any information-based society, investment activities and especially the
adoption of fiber-based broadband services take place only very gradually in most countries. This
work identifies the most important determinants of NGA broadband adoption, using most recent panel
data from the European Union member states (EU27) for the years from 2004 to 2012.
The results show that stricter previous broadband access regulation has a negative impact on NGA
adoption, while competitive pressure from mobile networks affects NGA adoption in a non-linear
manner. It appears that the approach of strict cost-based access regulation embedded in the EU
regulatory framework is at odds with the ambitious targets outlined in the European Commission´s
"Digital Agenda". Finally, we find strong evidence for network effects underlying the NGA adoption
process. (author's abstract) / Series: Working Papers / Research Institute for Regulatory Economics
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The Impact of Regulation and Competition on the Adoption of Fiber-based Broadband Services: Recent Evidence from the European Member StatesBriglauer, Wolfgang 01 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Fibre deployment of next-generation high-speed broadband networks is considered to be a decisive
development for any information-based society, yet investment activities and especially the adoption
of fibre-based broadband services take place only very gradually in most countries. This work
identifies the most important determinants of the adoption of fibre-based broadband services, using the
most recent panel data from the European Union member states (EU27) for the years from 2004 to
2012.
The results show that the stricter previous broadband access regulation has a negative impact on
adoption, while competitive pressure from mobile networks affects adoption in a non-linear manner. It
appears that the approach of strict cost-based access regulation embedded in the EU regulatory
framework is at odds with the targets outlined in the European Commission's "Digital Agenda".
Finally, we also find strong evidence for network effects underlying the adoption process. (author's abstract) / Series: Working Papers / Research Institute for Regulatory Economics
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Workshop Audiovisuelle MedienEibl, Maximilian, Kürsten, Jens, Knauf, Robert, Ritter, Marc 29 July 2010 (has links) (PDF)
Die Distribution audiovisueller Medien befindet sich im Umbruch. Die Durchschlagkraft des Internets mit seinen on-demand-Diensten stellt einen Gegenentwurf zum klassischen Broadcasting dar. Hier wiederum hat die Digitalisierung zunächst im TV-Bereich und nun auch im Hörfunk Möglichkeiten geschaffen, dem Internet technologisch nachzuziehen. Interaktive, lokalisierte und personalisierte Dienste sind jetzt auch auf dem heimischen Fernsehgerät möglich. Die strikte Trennung von Internet und Fernsehen wird aufgehoben und in konvergenten Diensten verschmolzen. Die Anwendungsszenarien erreichen durch Computer, Fernseh- und mobile Geräte eine beeindruckende Vielfalt, die sowohl bei der technischen Gestaltung als auch bei der inhaltlichen Erstellung Herausforderungen und Chancen bieten.
Der Workshop versucht hier Probleme und Lösungsmöglichkeiten zu umreißen und beschäftigt sich mit den technologischen Fragestellungen rund um die Distribution audiovisueller Medien.
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Workshop Audiovisuelle MedienEibl, Maximilian, Kürsten, Jens, Knauf, Robert, Ritter, Marc 29 July 2010 (has links)
Die Distribution audiovisueller Medien befindet sich im Umbruch. Die Durchschlagkraft des Internets mit seinen on-demand-Diensten stellt einen Gegenentwurf zum klassischen Broadcasting dar. Hier wiederum hat die Digitalisierung zunächst im TV-Bereich und nun auch im Hörfunk Möglichkeiten geschaffen, dem Internet technologisch nachzuziehen. Interaktive, lokalisierte und personalisierte Dienste sind jetzt auch auf dem heimischen Fernsehgerät möglich. Die strikte Trennung von Internet und Fernsehen wird aufgehoben und in konvergenten Diensten verschmolzen. Die Anwendungsszenarien erreichen durch Computer, Fernseh- und mobile Geräte eine beeindruckende Vielfalt, die sowohl bei der technischen Gestaltung als auch bei der inhaltlichen Erstellung Herausforderungen und Chancen bieten.
Der Workshop versucht hier Probleme und Lösungsmöglichkeiten zu umreißen und beschäftigt sich mit den technologischen Fragestellungen rund um die Distribution audiovisueller Medien.:<b>Keynote</b>
Cross-Cultural User-Experience Design; The Green Machine; Combined Keynote Lectures for Mobile Media Conference - Aaron Marcus
Rundfunknetze der Zukunft - Keynote zu Konzepten für hybride Rundfunknetze - Albrecht Mugler
<b>Media Trends</b>
Future-Media-Trends - Bedeutung der Medien im Jahr 2015 - Sebastian Buggert und Frank Szymkowiak
Hybride Endgeräte – Anforderungen Inhalte-Wirtschaft - Sebastian Artymiak
Audiovisuelle Medien – Zukunft des Internets: Multiview-Streaming und 3D-Web-TV - Jürgen Lohr
<b>Media Recommendation</b>
Ein Ansatz zur hybriden TV-Empfehlungsgebung basierend auf Programm-Metadaten und Tags - Günther Hölbling
Ein meta-hybrides recommendation system für die webbasierte Filmplattform Critic.de - Krasen Dimitrov und Christian Wolff
<b>Media Platforms</b>
Formatübergreifende Plattform für Produktion und Archiv - Matthias Schnöll
SocialMedia: Unterstützung von Kommunikation und Austausch in Home-IT Umgebungen - Jan Heß, Benedikt Ley, Corinna Ogonowski und Lin Wan
<B>Interactive Video / Rich Media</B>
XML-Schema für interaktive Videos - Britta Meixner, Jan-Oliver Janda, Beate Siegel, Günther Hölbling, Harald Kosch und Franz Lehner
non-linear video - Robert Seeliger, Christian Raeck, Stefan Arbanowski
Videomarkup – Vom Betrachter zum Produzent - Peter Schultes, Franz Lehner und Harald Kosch
<b>Media Classification</b>
Automated Classification of Film Scenes based on Film Grammar - Cornelia Lanz, Hanna Lukashevich, Stefanie Nowak
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