EU ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS LAW NIHOUL P., RODFORD P. Księgarnia

Completely up-to-date analysis of the New Regulatory Framework and the latest rules and case-law adopted in European competition law
Offers practical insight into the specific commercial impact of the new framework
An ideal author team combining depth of analysis with the unique perspective of an EC Commission expert
Will also be useful for those working in the energy, transport, water, and postal services sectors where the electronic communications framework is likely to serve as the guiding model of regulation
Written by a practitioner and an academic, the book combines a logical analysis of the new Regulations with a practical insight into their implementation
Peter Rodford is Head of the unit in the Directorate General for the Information Society responsible for monitoring and enforcing the implementation of the electronic communications regulatory framework
Discussion of the integration of regulation and competition law and the procedures and remedies available in cases of litigation marks this out as a comprehensive guide to electronic communications law in the EU
Analysis of the New Regulatory Framework and of the latest rules adopted in European competition law ensures that the book is completely up to date

This book analyses the rules applicable to electronic communications networks and services within the European Union. Electronic communications encompass all forms of electronic transmission of information, including telecommunications, broadcasting, and the Internet. During the last ten years they have developed substantially to become one of the most important economic sectors in the European Union.

The main focus of the book is on the rules concerning market organisation, specifically regulation and competition law. These rules were amended significantly in 2002 with the adoption of the New Regulatory Framework and will develop further in 2003 with the adoption of important implementation measures and substantial changes in the rules relating to competition law.

The authors present, in clear and exhaustive terms, what the law of electronic communications in European markets will be in the next ten years. It will be of benefit to those working in this economic sector, as well as to those interested in the model established for all industries with similar features.

Readership: Law firms advising on electronic communications and competition law; businesses and other undertakings active in the electronic communications markets; regulators and national and European level working in this area; academics and advanced students; reference libraries in the UK and worldwide.

Table of Contents
Preface
Table of Cases and Legislation
Glossary of Defined Terms, Expressions and Abbreviations
1 A New Regime for Electronic Communications Markets
2 Principles and General Rules Applicable Throughout the Framework
3 Access to Facilities and Resources Controlled by Undertakings - Sector Specific Regulation
4 Access to Facilities and Resources Controlled by Other Undertakings - General Competition Law
5 Universal Service, Public Service and Services of General Interest
6 Litigation and Dispute Regulation
7 Specific Issues
Annexes

Hardcover
780 pages

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