... 31.7 27.7 70 43.7 53.0 45.4 80 56.7 60.6 58.0 90 65.2 65.4 69.4 100 68.2 86.1 75.1 Source: Developed by authors Public sector organizations should understand the maturity level of their data-related capabilities to prioritize their development. Though...

... not address the legal framework within which the Commission operates (for this, see Donders and Pauwels, 2008 ; Antoniadis, 2008). Public sector organizations Mass media Financing Public policy At the beginning of the 1990s the first private companies' complaints against the funding...

... are strategic attempts led by the government. This case study is expected to provide implications about new public services under a ubiquitous environment that combines broadcasting and communication. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Public sector organizations Telecommunications South...

... Information society Public sector organizations Regulation Fance 1. Type of service: government, social services, utilities. 2. Legal system: administrative law, private law. 3. Ownership and governance: public, private. 4. Employees' status...

... Information strategy Public sector organizations United Kingdom Following from the evidence presented above, it could be argued that the UK model of self‐financing public bodies is a sensible one to follow. The quality of information generated by organisations such as the Met Office and the Ordnance...

... learning to read and recent immigrants learning English. Serving the public interest through closed captioning ended up having less to do with the needs of a small minority public, and more to do with the benefits to a large mainstream public. History Television Deaf people Public sector...

...‐making. Patricia Mazepa can be contacted at: pamazepa@yorku.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Public sector organizations History Canada Democracy Communication Information media Adopting an alternative view, the paper favours a participatory model which...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Public sector organizations Telecommunications History Telecommunications networks have long constituted a core infrastructure, garnering a significant share of overall investment and supporting an ever‐increasing array of social and cultural...

... was arguably as much a threat to their interests as was the labor movement. Dan Schiller can be contacted at dschille@uiuc.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Telecommunications Patents Industrial relations Telephone networks Public sector organizations United States of America...

.../fline/stories/20061006002709700.htm . © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Public sector organizations History India State Civil and political rights Telecommunications It is clear that public service telecommunications in India is in a state of what one can call “paradoxical...

... sector organizations The term “universal service” earned the top spot in the 2005 “Ten keywords of the Chinese telecommunications industry”, a contest sponsored by the research arm of the Ministry of Information Industry (MII), and participated by telecommunications experts, media, and internet...

.... Vincent Mosco can be contacted at: moscov@mac.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Labour Trade unions Information media Public sector organizations United States America Canada Research from a variety of perspectives has demonstrated the importance of information...

... is offering. Dong‐Hee Shin is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: dshin@psu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Information systems Information strategy Case studies Public sector organizations United States of America Public information infrastructures (PII...

... Public sector organizations Regulation Competitive strategy Policy United Kingdom The development of multi‐channel broadcasting is having a major impact on industry's structure. Digitisation overcomes the tyranny of limited channels. Whether transmission is by wire‐based or wireless (spectrum...