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Presented by Alan Lung, General Manager, ABC Techonologies (Hong Kong) at TRP Lunchtime Seminar, 28 February 2002.

Paper by Dr. Balz Wyss (Seattle) and Mimi Vong (Hong Kong).

Presented at APEC Telecoms Working Group (Canberra, Australia - March 2001) and IBM’s E-Government Briefings (Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney, Australia - June 2001).

Presentation to the National Science and Technology Development Agency, Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand, 23-25 May 2001.

Review of Hank Intven (2000) ed. Telecommunications Regulation Handbook, infoDev Program, The World Bank, ISBN #0-9697178-7-3.

Published in M. Hukill, R. Ono, and C. Vallath (eds), Electronic Communication Convergence: Policy Challenges in Asia, Sage Publications, New Delhi, chpt 5, pp.115-147 (2001).

Updated version of a paper that first appeared in March 2000, using data collected December 2000.

Response to OFTA's 3G consultation process, including analysis of Comments Received, Preliminary Conclusions, and Further Industry Consultation.

Summary of key points found in China's draft telecommunications regulations, widely circulated in recent weeks.

Response to OFTA's Consultation Paper and Reply to Jake van der Kamp, Monitor Column, SCMP.

Paper published in Telecommunications Policy v.24.2, February 2000.

A Response to the Consultation of OFTA, 3 November 1999.

Telecoms Infotech Forum (TIF) position paper, September 1999.

Response to the 1998 Review of Television Policy, by Joyce Nip Yee Man and John Ure.

Telecoms Infotech Forum (TIF) position paper, January 1999.

Published in Wong siu-lun and T.Maruya, Hong Kong Economy and Society: Challenges in the New Era, Centre of Asian Studies, University of Hong Kong and the Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo, 1998 (pp. 39-60).

Paper presented at the (Mis)Communicating Across Boundaries Conference, 48th Annual Conference of the International Communications Association, Jerusalem, Israel, 20-24 July 1998.

Telecommunications has become one of the anointed ‘pillar industries’ of China’s economic reform program.

Results of 1994, 1996, and 1998 TRP surveys on home computers and networking in Hong Kong.

For Hong Kong, an island-economy dependent upon its competitiveness as a world financial and trading centre, and as an entrepot to China, the challenge of information technologies is particularly intriguing.