The methodology applied to the present research does not set out to be an analytical commentary on new legislation in the field of Telecommunications (rectius Communications), because it would be unnecessary. Already authoritative doctrine has provided this, and to duplicate it would be very out place. Rather, the pursued objectives are essentially two. The first one, which is more general, is directed at analyzing the effects produced by the cd. New Market Integrated Telecommunications Regulatory plant (national and community), as a result of the cd. Multimedia Convergence. The specific objective is aimed at deepening the issue of frequency management and related trading (Spectrum Trading), in consideration of their fundamental importance in this new system. They are, in fact, becoming the main means of diffusing Electronic Communications and the Audiovisual Media Services. However, in respect of the original regulatory framework, it will treat separately the regulatory development of the Electronic Communications and Audiovisual Media Services, focusing on the transition from the monopoly to the liberalization of the market. It will be taken to an analysis of Convergence, a phenomenon thanks to which has been made possible the exploitation of the frequency-radio resource for further purposes; this is in comparison to merely broadcast diffusion and thus becomes the starting point for the New Integrated Market. It will introduce the theme of Spectrum trading, in the light of the new D.Lgs. 28 May 2012 ns. 70. In effect, the Directive n. 140 of 2009 has amended the Electronic Communications Code (D.Lgs. 259/03). In the last part, I will proceed with the comparison of the English legal system. The choice of Great  Britain (GB), as a term of comparison, is based on the following reasons: first, for the innovative progress that this country has always shown in the TLC sector, and how it has influenced, from the 80s, the European liberalization. Secondly because it has been the first European country to use the Spectrum trading, and so has earned the nickname "the first in the class." Another reason should be sought in terms of size of the UK market compared to the Italian which, as already pointed out by an authoritative doctrine, " in many ways they are similar".
Il sistema di regolazione delle comunicazioni elettroniche e dei servizi di media audiovisivi(2013 Dec 05).
Il sistema di regolazione delle comunicazioni elettroniche e dei servizi di media audiovisivi
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2013-12-05
Abstract
The methodology applied to the present research does not set out to be an analytical commentary on new legislation in the field of Telecommunications (rectius Communications), because it would be unnecessary. Already authoritative doctrine has provided this, and to duplicate it would be very out place. Rather, the pursued objectives are essentially two. The first one, which is more general, is directed at analyzing the effects produced by the cd. New Market Integrated Telecommunications Regulatory plant (national and community), as a result of the cd. Multimedia Convergence. The specific objective is aimed at deepening the issue of frequency management and related trading (Spectrum Trading), in consideration of their fundamental importance in this new system. They are, in fact, becoming the main means of diffusing Electronic Communications and the Audiovisual Media Services. However, in respect of the original regulatory framework, it will treat separately the regulatory development of the Electronic Communications and Audiovisual Media Services, focusing on the transition from the monopoly to the liberalization of the market. It will be taken to an analysis of Convergence, a phenomenon thanks to which has been made possible the exploitation of the frequency-radio resource for further purposes; this is in comparison to merely broadcast diffusion and thus becomes the starting point for the New Integrated Market. It will introduce the theme of Spectrum trading, in the light of the new D.Lgs. 28 May 2012 ns. 70. In effect, the Directive n. 140 of 2009 has amended the Electronic Communications Code (D.Lgs. 259/03). In the last part, I will proceed with the comparison of the English legal system. The choice of Great  Britain (GB), as a term of comparison, is based on the following reasons: first, for the innovative progress that this country has always shown in the TLC sector, and how it has influenced, from the 80s, the European liberalization. Secondly because it has been the first European country to use the Spectrum trading, and so has earned the nickname "the first in the class." Another reason should be sought in terms of size of the UK market compared to the Italian which, as already pointed out by an authoritative doctrine, " in many ways they are similar".File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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