Public value mapping of network neutrality: Public values and net neutrality in Korea

Shin, Dong‐Hee; Lee, Min-Kyu

doi:10.1016/j.telpol.2016.12.012

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“…Future studies could also investigate specific areas or skills that are most suitable for entrepreneurial development. Regulatory concerns such as those related to net neutrality arising from extensive dependence on ICT services have social, economic, and political implications for a country (Shin & Lee, 2017). Therefore, understanding the impact of net neutrality and privacy-related concerns on the ICT usage patterns and subsequently on entrepreneurship is also an interesting avenue for future research.…”

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Direct and Indirect Effects of ICT Infrastructure, Skills, and Use on Entrepreneurship

Shrivastava

Ofstein

Golhar

2021

Journal of Global Information Management

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The information and communication technology (ICT) enabling infrastructure, requisite skills, and subsequent usage in the country could facilitate ease of doing business (EDB) and support the heterogeneous distribution of resources for new businesses to flourish and remain competitive. However, from a policy perspective, the pathways through which ICT impacts entrepreneurial activities in a country are not clearly understood. In this study, we empirically investigate the direct and indirect (via EDB) effect of ICT infrastructure, skills, and use (at business, government, and individual level) in influencing entrepreneurial activity in a country. The results show that the citizens' ICT skills and ICT use, directly and indirectly, impact entrepreneurial initiatives in a country. In contrast, ICT infrastructure and use by the government only have an indirect impact on them. The study's findings should help guide national initiatives for promoting the creation of new businesses in a country.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Direct and Indirect Effects of ICT Infrastructure, Skills, and Use on Entrepreneurship

Shrivastava

Ofstein

Golhar

2021

Journal of Global Information Management

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“…As the literature (Kim, Kim, & Lee, 2009;Yin, 2013) on the relevant methods points out, the case study approach "has the advantage of providing meaningful implications from a case set in a unique environment" (Kim & Kim, 2019). There are numerous case studies on network neutrality in the United States (Faris, Roberts, Etling, Othman, & Benkler, 2016;Kimball, 2016), South Africa (Robb & Hawthorne, 2019), the United Kingdom (Cooper & Brown, 2015), South Korea (Shin & Lee, 2017), and comparative cases (Marsden, 2016) that this study builds upon for its own analysis.…”

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An Institutional Analysis of TMP Regulation in India

Menon

2021

Review of Policy Research

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This study identifies the main actors in the Indian network neutrality case and explores the main formal and informal institutional arrangements that constrain and influence their agendas for traffic management practices (TMPs). The analysis applies institutional analysis to this subject matter. This study identifies the formal institutional arrangements such as licenses for ISPs and informal institutional arrangements manifesting in practices to block websites and applications, throttle this content, and engage in preferential treatment.

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“…Net neutrality rules that ensure unrestricted access to all types of CSPs through the public Internet have been argued to ensure freedom of opinion and expression on the Internet (Cherry, 2011; Novak and Hajibayova, 2019). In fact, end users have been found to associate a general notion of fairness with the concept of net neutrality and value equality (Shin and Lee, 2017; Krämer and Wiewiorra, 2015). Krämer and Wiewiorra (2015) find that those end users that prefer net neutrality over QoS tiering are driven by equality, while end users in favor of QoS tiering are guided by the equity principle.…”

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The past, present, and future of (net) neutrality: A state of knowledge review and research agenda

Hildebrandt¹,

Wiewiorra

2023

Journal of Information Technology

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For almost two decades, the debate on net neutrality influences the governance of the Internet infrastructure operated by Internet service providers and has spurred an enormous body of academic literature. However, new business models such as zero-rating, rapid technological progress, changing consumer behavior and political transformations constantly challenge our understanding of net neutrality. Despite the breadth and depth of knowledge on this topic, a conceptualization and synthesis of almost two decades of interdisciplinary literature is missing. This paper provides a comprehensive state of knowledge review based on a framework of net neutrality that captures the chronology of the debate as well as individual, organizational and societal level concepts, which allows us to disentangle the nature, effects and implications of different business practices of ISPs in order to extract new insights. Finally, we develop a research agenda on net neutrality in telecommunications and on neutrality in the wider Internet ecosystem addressing current challenges with respect to digital platforms and data gatekeepers.

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Public value mapping of network neutrality: Public values and net neutrality in Korea

Cited by 10 publications

References 28 publications

Direct and Indirect Effects of ICT Infrastructure, Skills, and Use on Entrepreneurship

Direct and Indirect Effects of ICT Infrastructure, Skills, and Use on Entrepreneurship

An Institutional Analysis of TMP Regulation in India

The past, present, and future of (net) neutrality: A state of knowledge review and research agenda

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