International Mobile Roaming (IMR) is a service whereby a user who subscribes to mobile telecommunications services in one country is able to use his or her mobile device in other countries. For many years, governments around the world have expressed concerns that the price of IMR services...

The study compares what systems are present in the United States and a number of advanced Asian countries to protect privacy and enhance trust in the realm of electronic communications. Additionally, the study reports on the effectiveness of these arrangements and the perceptions of various...

Is the United States in full retreat from internationally recognized regulatory best practice? Or is it instead headed toward some different destination - dancing to the beat of a different drummer? Where is this likely to lead?

A number of network operators have recently claimed (1) that their costs are exploding due to increased Internet broadband traffic associated with video; (2) that, due to market defects, consumers need not and do not pay the increased costs of the broadband service; and (3) that it may therefore...

This study assesses the potential benefits, costs and risks of data sharing in the EU financial sector and implications for consumers, enterprises and the financial sector itself. We examine the coherence of a proposed regulation on financial data access with the broader EU data legislation and...

The original full study assesses the legislative proposal for "The European Health Data Space", including linkages with other EU measures and with Member State rules and laws. It also includes recommendations on further steps needed in order to achieve, facilitate and improve health data...