2018
DOI: 10.32479/ijefi.5809
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Methodology for the Regulation of Over-the-top (OTT) Services: The Need of A Multi-dimensional Perspective

Abstract: Over the past decade, the contemporary literature has addressed the emerging factors influencing the new economy of over-the-internet and over-thetop (OTT). The growth of the OTT market conveyed the need for the discussion on the best possible and most appropriate regulatory approach that should be undertaken. This study emphasizes the importance of a multi-dimensional outlook for OTT regulation in order to uncover different types of OTT services. This outlook includes the diverse forms of relationship between… Show more

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“…If OTT platforms are regulated, there is a need to consider regulatory concerns in a broader context rather than from a single point of view. Price control, data protection, privacy, effective competition, and other facets of OTT legislation might all be considered (Bilbil, 2018). Apart from the usual regulatory modifications, there are other considerations too.…”
Section: Business and Regulatory Aspects Of Ott Entertainmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If OTT platforms are regulated, there is a need to consider regulatory concerns in a broader context rather than from a single point of view. Price control, data protection, privacy, effective competition, and other facets of OTT legislation might all be considered (Bilbil, 2018). Apart from the usual regulatory modifications, there are other considerations too.…”
Section: Business and Regulatory Aspects Of Ott Entertainmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…She studies that Traditional Television is more likely to be less preferred compared to OTT TV based on dimension called convenience. Ebru TekinBilbil (2018) in his study "Methodology for the Regulation of Over-the-Top (OTT) Services:…”
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confidence: 99%