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ORCIDTelematics and Informatics, Volume 20
Volume 22, Number 1-2, February-May 2005
- Anders Henten, Alexander G. Oest:
Copyright: rights-holders, users and innovators. 1-9 - Ruth Towse
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Economics and copyright reform: aspects of the EC Directive. 11-24 - Markus Schneider, Anders Henten:
DRMS, TCP and the EUCD: technology and law. 25-39 - Piet Bakker:
File-sharing--fight, ignore or compete: Paid download services vs. P2P-networks. 41-55 - Marc Fetscherin:
Movie piracy on peer-to-peer networks--the case of KaZaA. 57-70 - Alexander G. Oest:
The Promise vs. the Taboo: Implications of the EU copyright directive on television software development. 71-82 - Berco Beute:
Mobile DRM--usability out the door?. 83-96 - Mikko Välimäki, Ville Oksanen:
The impact of free and open source licensing on operating system software markets. 97-110 - Kasper Edwards:
An economic perspective on software licenses--open source, maintainers and user-developers. 111-133
Volume 22, Number 3, August 2005
- Michael Glykas, Panagiotis Chytas:
Next generation of methods and tools for team work based care in speech and language therapy. 135-160 - Louis Leung, Paul S. N. Lee:
Multiple determinants of life quality: the roles of Internet activities, use of new media, social support, and leisure activities. 161-180 - Kaushalesh Lal:
Determinants of the adoption of e-business technologies. 181-199 - Sasidhar Malladi, K. Jo Min:
Decision support models for the selection of internet access technologies in rural communities. 201-219 - Michael Friedewald, Olivier Da Costa, Yves Punie, Petteri Alahuhta, Sirkka Heinonen:
Perspectives of ambient intelligence in the home environment. 221-238 - Oscar Peters, Somaya Ben Allouch:
Always connected: a longitudinal field study of mobile communication. 239-256 - Kenneth C. C. Yang:
Exploring factors affecting the adoption of mobile commerce in Singapore. 257-277
Volume 22, Number 4, November 2005
- Jan Servaes, Tom O'Regan:
What is so special about the Asia-Pacific region? 281-290 - Chin Saik Yoon:
Diverging information societies of the Asia Pacific. 291-308 - Michael Keane, Mark David Ryan, Stuart Cunningham:
Worlds apart? Finance and investment in creative industries in the People's Republic of China and Latin America. 309-331 - Muneo Kaigo:
Can the WSIS declaration principle and plan of action work in Japan? Digital stratification of Japanese society. 333-347 - T. Y. Lau, Si Wook Kim, David J. Atkin:
An examination of factors contributing to South Korea's global leadership in broadband adoption. 349-359 - Siriginidi Subba Rao:
Bridging digital divide: Efforts in India. 361-375 - Junhao Hong, Li Huang:
A split and swaying approach to building information society: The case of Internet cafes in China. 377-393 - Xie Wenjing:
Virtual space, real identity: Exploring cultural identity of Chinese Diaspora in virtual community. 395-404 - David Rooney:
Knowledge, economy, technology and society: The politics of discourse. 405-422
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