Telecommunications in the Pacific Basin
an evolutionary approach
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Contributions
- Noam, Eli M. - Contributor
- Komatsuzaki, Seisuke, 1927- - Contributor
- Conn, Douglas A. - Contributor
Publication
1994 - Oxford University Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
128,500 words, Guess
Page Count
514 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1740771M
- ISBN-100195084217
- OCLC Control Number27226409
- OCLC Control Numbertelecommunicatio00noam
- Library of Congress Control Number92046617
Classifications
- DDC384/.099
- LCCHE8620.7 .T45 1994
Description
Although telecommunications are in a state of constant change throughout the world, nowhere have the transformations advanced further, faster and in more interesting ways than in the Pacific Basin. This change is closely linked to the more general progress of the electronic sector in the region which has moved forward at an incredible pace as well as the region's important need for telecommunications services based on its geographic distance from the rest of the industrialized world.
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Series Statement
- Communication and society
Other Editions
- Telecommunications in the Pacific Basin: an evolutionary approach
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