Journal Article - Harvard Journal of Law and Technology

A Closer Look At Telecom Deregulation: The European Advantage

| Summer 1999

Over the past decade, the US and the European Union (the "EU") have liberalized their telecommunication markets. At the same time, the telecommunication sectors on both sides of the Atlantic have experienced rapid growth and diversification. Undoubtedly, liberalization have unleashed vast new markets and permitted a whole array of fresh opportunities.

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For Academic Citation: Mayer-Schoenberger, Viktor and Mathias Strasser. “A Closer Look At Telecom Deregulation: The European Advantage.” Harvard Journal of Law and Technology, vol. 12. no. 3. (Summer 1999) .

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