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OECD Broadband Workshop 2002: Exploring Access and Implications of Always-On Connectivity

The 2nd OECD Broadband Workshop held in Seoul on June 4-5, 2002, featured discussions on connectivity symmetry and the state of broadband access across OECD countries. Experts examined the global installed base of access network lines, bandwidth capabilities, and the implications of broadband as a new medium for productivity in sectors like e-commerce, e-Government, distance education, and telemedicine. Key challenges addressed included security, standardization, and bottlenecks such as payment mechanisms and digital rights management. The workshop emphasized the transformative potential of broadband.

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OECD Broadband Workshop 2002: Exploring Access and Implications of Always-On Connectivity

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  1. Seoul, 4-5 June, 2002 2nd OECD Broadband Workshop Andrea Camanzi

  2. Policy and Features • ALWAYS-ON CONNECTIVITY SYMMETRY ?

  3. Broadband Access in OECD Countries (Source :OECD)

  4. Global installed base of access network lines by service type (Source: Access@Ovum)

  5. Bandwidth Full screen, full motion video streaming Inset-screen, non-fluid motion delayed- delivery video-on- demand Full motion, high-graphics on-line video games Limited motion, low-graphics, on-line video games Video- conferencing replacing telephone calls Usability Treshold

  6. IS BROADBAND A NEW MEDIUM?

  7. Productivity implications e-commerce e-Government distance education telemedicine quality of production process

  8. Productivity implications security standardization

  9. bandwidth gaps in networks websites' delivery capacity IP addressing re-engineering access systems digital rights management payment mechanisms (Some) bottlenecks

  10. A BROADBAND MANIFESTO

  11. THANK YOU

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