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Communications at congresses:
MOBILE SEARCH, A CASE FOR NEXT GENERATION INFORMATION SOCIETY POLICIES
Year:2010
Research Areas
  • Electric engineers, electronic and automatic (eil)
Information
Abstract
After more than a decade of development work and hopes, the usage of mobile Internet has finally taken off. Now, we are witnessing the first signs of evidence what might become the explosion of mobile content and applications that will be shaping the (mobile) Internet of the future. Similar to the wired Internet, search will become very relevant for the usage of mobile Internet. Within the mobile ecosystem framework, this paper will discuss if and how intense public action in the mobile search domain should (could) be. Potential actions refer both to `conventional¿ and 'non-conventional' regulatory approaches. Public administrations as procurement bodies may leverage services and thus acting as early deployers of applications is an example of a `conventional¿ case, while the use of the wealth of public data with high added value in mobile search scenarios would be one of a `non-conventional¿ case. The paper will present a list of different policy options and analyse their feasibility. These include policies options aimed both at the demand side (user-oriented) and at the supply side (innovation-support policies, regulatory policies, industrial-type policies, ¿) of mobile search.
International
Si
Congress
International Telecommunications Society 18th Biennial and Silver Anniversary Conference
960
Place
Japón
Reviewers
Si
ISBN/ISSN
84-8181-227-7
Start Date
27/06/2010
End Date
30/06/2010
From page
1
To page
18
MOBILE SEARCH, A CASE FOR NEXT GENERATION INFORMATION SOCIETY POLICIES
Participants
Research Group, Departaments and Institutes related
  • Creador: Centro o Instituto I+D+i: Centro de Domótica Integral, CEDINT