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El ecosistema digital y las autoridades de regulación de los sectores audiovisual y TIC

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El exponencial cambio tecnológico. así como las innovaciones normativas asociadas a este, han generado un importante debate doctrinal y jurisprudencial sobre las comisiones de regulación y el concepto mismo de la función de regulación. Estos temas constituyen materia de obligatorio estudio en las Facultades de Derecho Economía del país. Sin embargo, se aprecia una cierta ausencia de obras de investigación sobre la regulación económica de los servicios públicos en general y de los relacionados con las tecnologías de la información y las comunicaciones y el sector audiovisual, en particular. Este hecho fue el que nos impulsó y el que dio origen a la presente obra colectiva, liderada de manera conjunta por la Sala de Consulta y Servicio Civil del Consejo de Estado y el Departamento de Derecho de las Telecomunicaciones de la Universidad Externado de Colombia.

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  • Édgar González López (Director), 2017. "El ecosistema digital y las autoridades de regulación de los sectores audiovisual y TIC," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 948.
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