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1) The document discusses observations about openness and networks, with three main observations noted. 2) It discusses how openness competes with network owners seeking revenue, and questions whether investments in infrastructure will generate sufficient returns if open networks do not allow for new services and ways to generate revenue. 3) It concludes that even mobile network regulations should support innovation without permission to drive new applications, while also ensuring networks generate sufficient societal benefits and returns on investment. It questions how much has been invested in infrastructure.
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- 2. 旦ppenhet och n辰tverk SSE Riga & Telia Sonera Institute 02009-11-25
- 3. 3 observationer 1 slutsats 1 韓姻奪乙温
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- 6. n辰t 辰r 旦ppna
- 9. Networks constitute the fundamental pattern of life, of all kinds of life.
- 10. Networks became the most ef鍖cient organizational forms as a result of three major features of networks [...]: 鍖exibility, scalability and survivability.
- 11. end to end
- 13. ...we conclude that there is a risk that the range of new requirements now emerging could have the consequence of compromising the Internet's original design principles. Were this to happen, the Internet might lose some of its key features, in particular its ability to support new and unanticipated applications.
- 17. We link this possible outcome to a number of trends: the rise of new stakeholders in the Internet, in particular Internet service providers; new government interests; the changing motivations of a growing user base; and the tension between the demand for trustworthy overall operation and the inability to trust the behavior of individual users.
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- 19. <2>
- 22. 壊鉛奪姻
- 25. 壊鉛奪姻
- 28. 壊鉛奪姻
- 30. och...
- 32. 壊鉛奪姻
- 34. ?
- 38. men...
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- 42. <3>
- 45. ROI?
- 46. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 47. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 49. But what if they do get their wish, net neutrality is consigned to the dustbin, and they do build their new services, but nobody uses them?
- 50. If the networks that are built are the ones that are publicly discussed, that is a likely prospect.
- 51. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 52. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 53. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 55. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 N辰tverksneutralitetsregler? 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 56. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 N辰tverksneutralitetsregler? 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 57. 鴛稼岳辰一岳艶姻 Samh辰llsnytta N辰tverksneutralitetsregler? 沿沿艶稼鞄艶岳
- 58. <3>
- 59. slutsats
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- 61. 辰ven det mobila n辰tets regelverk m奪ste st旦dja innovation
- 63. inte:
- 65. </1>
- 66. 韓姻奪乙温
- 67. hur mycket har investerat i infrastruktur?
- 68. jjs svar
- 69. allt.
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- 71. !