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(Tele)Communications Policy Seminars

(Tele)Communications Policy Seminars

(Tele)Communications Policy is an event organized since 2006 by Teletime News and the University of Brasilia Communications Policy Research

Center (CCOM/UnB). It opens the political discussions season on telecommunications in Brasilia, catalyzing Brazil's federal agenda in an

environment of selected government/industry/nonprofit/academic audience. The last seminar took place in Brasilia, on February 10, 2015.

(Tele)Communications Policy is an event organized since 2006 by Teletime News and the University of Brasilia Communications Policy Research

Center (CCOM/UnB). It opens the political discussions season on telecommunications in Brasilia, catalyzing Brazil's federal agenda in an

environment of selected government/industry/nonprofit/academic audience. The last seminar took place in Brasilia, on February 10, 2015.

CPRLatam International Conference

CPRLatam International Conference

CPR LATAM's International Conference was previously held in Buenos Aires (2007), New York (2008), Mexico City (2009), Brasilia (2010), Lima (2011), Valparaiso-

Chile (2012), Mexico City and Oaxaca (2013), and Bogota (2014). The next conference will be held in

Cancun, Mexico, on July 13-14, 2015 in coordination with the Congreso Latinoamericano de

Telecomunicaciones.

CPR LATAM's International Conference was previously held in Buenos Aires (2007), New York (2008), Mexico City (2009), Brasilia (2010), Lima (2011), Valparaiso-

Chile (2012), Mexico City and Oaxaca (2013), and Bogota (2014). The next conference will be held in

Cancun, Mexico, on July 13-14, 2015 in coordination with the Congreso Latinoamericano de

Telecomunicaciones.

International Courses on Telecommunications

Regulation

International Courses on Telecommunications

Regulation

Between 2003 and 2005, the Communications Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology Research Group

offered three international courses for Latin American, African, and Asian regulators sponsored by the

International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil, and

REGULATEL.

Between 2003 and 2005, the Communications Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology Research Group

offered three international courses for Latin American, African, and Asian regulators sponsored by the

International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil, and

REGULATEL.

International Conference on

Telecommunications

International Conference on

Telecommunications

From February 28th to March 1st, 2005, the University of Brasilia Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and

Technology, in connection with the Telecommunications Law Research Group (GETEL), organized and hosted an

international conference on "Telecommunications Prospects in the Americas Region and Europe".

Ministers, regulators and researchers from Chile, the Caribbean, United States, Russia, Sweden, and Peru

attended the event.

From February 28th to March 1st, 2005, the University of Brasilia Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and

Technology, in connection with the Telecommunications Law Research Group (GETEL), organized and hosted an

international conference on "Telecommunications Prospects in the Americas Region and Europe".

Ministers, regulators and researchers from Chile, the Caribbean, United States, Russia, Sweden, and Peru

attended the event.

Specialization Courses on Telecommunications

Regulation

Specialization Courses on Telecommunications

Regulation

From the outset of the new regulatory model of mid-1990s in Brazil, and the foundation of the National Agency of

Telecommunications (ANATEL) in 1998, the University of Brasilia Research Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology,

hosted six specialization courses sponsored by ANATEL and ITU, in order to establish regulatory culture and practices among the newly founded agency. Since than, more than 200 regulators,

operators, consumer advocates, civil servants, controllers, Congress representatives, Court of Accounts, DOJ, and Judiciary

appointed personnel enjoyed the academic environment and networking of those special-tailored interdisciplinary courses on

telecommunications regulation.

From the outset of the new regulatory model of mid-1990s in Brazil, and the foundation of the National Agency of

Telecommunications (ANATEL) in 1998, the University of Brasilia Research Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology,

hosted six specialization courses sponsored by ANATEL and ITU, in order to establish regulatory culture and practices among the newly founded agency. Since than, more than 200 regulators,

operators, consumer advocates, civil servants, controllers, Congress representatives, Court of Accounts, DOJ, and Judiciary

appointed personnel enjoyed the academic environment and networking of those special-tailored interdisciplinary courses on

telecommunications regulation.

Telecommunications Law Compendium

Telecommunications Law Compendium

The Telecommunications Law Compendium (2014) has been developed by researcher at

CCOM as a 5 volume set that covers and correlates constitutional, legal, and

administrative rules and regulation, as well as judicial decisions pertaining

telecommunications in Brazil.

The Telecommunications Law Compendium (2014) has been developed by researcher at

CCOM as a 5 volume set that covers and correlates constitutional, legal, and

administrative rules and regulation, as well as judicial decisions pertaining

telecommunications in Brazil.

Extension Courses on Law, Policy &

Communications

Extension Courses on Law, Policy &

Communications

After 15 years of the new regulatory framework for telecommunications in Brazil, recent initiatives of the Ministry of Communications have reshaped public policies and regulation providing grounds for institutionalizing a functional partnership

between the regulators of broadcast - Ministry of Communications -, and telecommunications and spectrum - National

Telecommunications Agency. The University of Brasilia Research Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology is now

addressing the new legal, political, and technological challenges of the model by hosting extension courses sponsored by Ministry of

Communications, in order to establish regulatory culture and practices among the renewed Ministry of Communications

personnel.

After 15 years of the new regulatory framework for telecommunications in Brazil, recent initiatives of the Ministry of Communications have reshaped public policies and regulation providing grounds for institutionalizing a functional partnership

between the regulators of broadcast - Ministry of Communications -, and telecommunications and spectrum - National

Telecommunications Agency. The University of Brasilia Research Center on Policy, Law, Economics, and Technology is now

addressing the new legal, political, and technological challenges of the model by hosting extension courses sponsored by Ministry of

Communications, in order to establish regulatory culture and practices among the renewed Ministry of Communications

personnel.