Telecom demonopolization: why did India get it so wrong?
T.H. Chowdary
(Center for Telecom Management Studies, Plot No 8, P&T Colony, Karkhana (Secunderabad), Hyderabad 500 009, India)
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Abstract
Discusses India’s bungling of telecom reform (demonopolization) and answers the question of how India got it wrong, and what to do in the future to put it right. Looks at how the early (1855) Indian Telegraph Act governs telecommunications and the problems this had led to. Elaborates on the new information technology policy of 1998 giving full and complete explanations, using a Table for added emphasis.
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Citation
Chowdary, T.H. (1999), "Telecom demonopolization: why did India get it so wrong?", info, Vol. 1 No. 3, pp. 218-224. https://doi.org/10.1108/14636699910801025
Publisher
:MCB UP Ltd
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