Reports

Our response paper to the following questions posed by the IDA of Singapore: Question 1: IDA seeks views and comments...

No industry has expanded faster than telecommunications, gained so many new users, added so much value, spread so rapidly to...

In November 2005 the residents of Burma’s capital Rangoon (Yangon) awoke to discover the military junta, led since 1992 by...

TRP working paper for the EU-China Trade Project 2007-04_TRP_ChinaStandardsIPRs_workingpaper.pdf

Center of Asian Studies Seminar, Associated TRP Paper Download buy office home business 2010 2007-04_TRPC_ChinaCompetitivenessInIctsTelecoServicesStandardsIPRS_presentation.pdf

A Working Paper for the EU-China Trade Project, April 2007 by John Ure for the Telecommunications Research Project. A: Why...

Presentation by John Ure to the Regional Forum on ICT Capacity Building, UNESCAP-APCICT (Asia Pacific Centre for ICTs), Incheon, Republic...

EU-China Trade and Investment Relations – Study 10 of 12: Telecommunications Services .

Presented at the Macau Consumer Council, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Macau, 12th February 2007.

Presented at CorVentus conference, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 6-7 February 2007.

Presented at the WiMAX Forum, Beijing, China - November 7-11 2005.

International Conference on Strengthening Regional Cooperation for Managing Globalization, Moscow, Russian Federation, 28-30 September, 2005.

A 2003 paper essential for understanding internet traffic growth and debunking its myths.

Presented at the IEE Hong Kong Lecture Theatre LT18, City University, 22nd January 2005.

Summary of the findings of the Telecommunications Research Project, University of Hong Kong.

Table 1 – At a Glance Table 2 – Foreign Investors (Financial and Strategic) Table 3 – Telecommunication Markets Table 4 – Pacific Islands – Map, chart of cables, country status, domestic communications coverage, satellite coverage

Presented at the High-Level Policy Seminar on Services, FDI, and Competitiveness in Asia, UNCTD and ASEAN, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, 2-4 March 2004.

Developed by the Hong Kong Anti-Spam Coalition.

Prepared by John Ure, Associate Professor and Director of the Telecommunications Research Project, the University of Hong Kong.

Consultation Paper on 2004 Digital 21 Strategy: Views Submitted by Dr John Ure, Director of the Telecommunications Research Project, University of Hong Kong.