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  • The Greek telecoms sector is gradually but steadily moving to a competitive environment.
  • The rapid emergence of the electronic marketplace since the mid-1990s has created new opportunities for consumers and businesses, and posed a number of challenges for regulators.
  • Where IT Converges
  • Development of telecoms market since liberalization
  • Outline of the communications and multimedia act 1998
  • The general principles for the regulation of telecommunications were laid down in the Telecommunications Act adopted in 1992.
  • The introduction of new technologies and the liberalization of telecoms services carried out by the European legislator are key factors to consider when analysing the liberalization process of Italian telecoms services.
  • UK firm Osborne Clarke has added French firm Stehlin & Associés to its European alliance and has pledged increased cooperation with existing partners in Germany, Denmark, Holland and Spain.
  • During the economic crisis of 1997, Korea promised to open its legal market to international competition, but the extent of liberalization is still undecided. Koreans want little change, as slow as possible. US firms seem unconcerned. But UK firms have been lobbying hard for an open market. Rob Mannix reports
  • Korean securitization is enjoying a renaissance after the difficulties of the Asian financial crisis.