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Intermedia special issue October 2009

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intermedia special issue 40th anniversary
policy megatrends on a small planet

Regulator 3.0 and four policy tomorrows - Stephen McClelland

Telecom will get us out of this crisis - Hamadoun Toure, Secretary General, International Telecommunication Union

The prospects for regulation - Peter Alexiadis and Martin Cave

The right policy mix - Viviane Reding, European Commission

Time to celebrate a diamond anniversary? - Professor Ian Walden, Queen Mary University of London

How to predict the future(s) - Professor Michael Nelson, Georgetown University
Competition law: the new regulatory tool? - Cento Veljanovski
Support competition in the value chain - Matthias Kurth, German Federal Regulator

We face multiple regulatory regimes - Julio Linares, COO, Telefonica

What next for search engines? Iain Connor, Pinsent Masons

Telecommunications policy at the dawn of the Obama Administration - Prof Amit Schejter, Penn State University

Regulate and deploy rationally - Vinton Cerf, Google

PSB: the investor of last resort - Mark Thompson, Director General, BBC

The digital challenge for local TV drama - Peter S Grant
Maximising opportunities and minimising risks for children online - Prof Sonia Livingstone, London School of Economics, University of London
Acceleration, intensification, expectation - Konrad von Finckenstein, President, CRTC
Will social networking drive mobile data usage? - Andrea Vladar and Elizabeth Fife, University of Southern California
Infrastructure competition is optimal - Alex Arena, Group Managing Director, PCCW
Asian policy futures: China and Hong Kong - Gabriela Kennedy, Brenda Lui, Lovells Hong Kong and Beijing
Regulating NGN - Leong Keng Thai, IDA Singapore
Regulators, don't be hasty - Shari Steele, Executive Director, Electronic Frontier Foundation
The changes are not synchronized - Chris Chapman, Chairman, ACMA
Afterword: Co-existence and paradox - Lord Asa Briggs