By (author): Leonard Lewin
Description
Professor Lewin has assembled thirteen original contributions from authorities in industry, government and academia. The key is to look beyond technical considerations to the regulatory, economic, legal, and social aspects which detemine the shape and growth of the industry. Whether you're a student or a professional in management, engineering, or marketing, this new text offers the overview necessary to update your continiung telecommunications education.
Table Of Contents
International Constraints on the Use of Telecommunications: The Role of the International Telecommunication Union, Codding. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as an Institution, Crotts and Mead. FCC Reguation of Land Mobile Radio - A Case Study, Hatfield. Broadcast Control and Regulation, Hill. Communications and the Constitution: Speech and Privacy, Kerner. The Information Society, Higman. Engineering Economy, Williams. Telephone Rate Structures: Theory and Issues, Yordon. International Aspects of Telecommunications Operations, Easton. Telecommunications Systems, Maley. The Transmission of Electromagnetic Signals, Flock. The Computer and Telecommunications Switching Operations, Kaskey. Basic Mathematical and Engineering Concepts, Lewin. Indexed, with references.