Journal Article10.1108/14636690010801429
Ubiquitous infrastructure policy issues
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that the newness of the technology should not be used as an excuse for changing critical balances, especially with regard to the interests of the public, and that evolution of the telecommunications networks of the country took some of the same paths.
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Abstract: States the expansion of nuclear power after World War II promised the abundant generation of electricity that would be so cheap, no one would have to pay for it. Posits that evolution of the telecommunications networks of the country took some of the same paths. Concludes care should be taken not to use the newness of the technology as an excuse for changing critical balances – especially with regard to the interests of the public.
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