Telematics and Informatics, Volume 21

Volume 21, Number1, February 2004

• Anders Henten, Morten Falch, Amos Anyimadu:
  Telecommunications development in Africa: filling the gap. 1-9
  
• Jørn Støvring:
  'The Washington Consensus' in relation to the telecommunication sector in African developing countries. 11-24
  
• Einar Braathen:
  Institutions matter: engineers and telecommunication development in Mozambique and Zimbabwe. 25-47
  
• Andrew Barendse:
  Innovative regulatory and policy initiatives at increasing ICT connectivity in South Africa. 49-66
  
• Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, Catherine Nyaki Adeya:
  Internet access in Africa: empirical evidence from Kenya and Nigeria. 67-81
  
• Peter G. Mwesige:
  Cyber elites: a survey of Internet Cafe' users in Uganda. 83-101
  
• Morten Falch:
  Tele-centres in Ghana. 103-114
  

Volume 21, Number 2, May 2004

• Ruby Roy Dholakia:
  Electronic markets in the post-euphoric phase: relationships, values and behaviors. 115-121
  
• Nikhilesh Dholakia, Detlev Zwick:
  Cultural contradictions of the anytime, anywhere economy: reframing communication technology. 123-141
  
• Patricia A. Norberg, Ruby Roy Dholakia:
  Customization, information provision and choice: what are we willing to give up for personal service?. 143-155
  
• Marianne C. Bickle, Judy McKenna, Susan T. Meyer, G. Charles Mabry:
  Creating a virtual community to enhance member services: credit unions and e-commerce. 157-165
  
• Thomas Adelaar, Harry Bouwman, Charles Steinfield:
  Enhancing customer value through click-and-mortar e-commerce: implications for geographical market reach and customer type. 167-182
  
• Judy Zolkiewski, Dale Littler:
  Future business relationships--traditional, electronic, virtual or hybrid?. 183-196
  

Volume 21, Number 3, August 2004

• Barbara K. Kaye, Thomas J. Johnson:
  A Web for all reasons: uses and gratifications of Internet components for political information. 197-223
  
• Gary W. Ozanich, Chiung-Wen Hsu, Han Woo Park:
  3-G wireless auctions as an economic barrier to entry: the western european experience. 225-234
  
• S. B. De Marez Lieven, B. M. Verleye Gino:
  ICT-innovations today: making traditional diffusion patterns obsolete, and preliminary insight of increased importance. 235-260
  
• Stephen Musgrave:
  The community portal challenge--is there a technology barrier for local authorities?. 261-272
  
• P. Sotiriades, George-Peter K. Economou, Dimitris K. Lymberopoulos:
  Premises and application of a commercial tele-working platform. 273-288
  
• Kenneth C. C. Yang:
  Information Technologies and Global Politics, James N. Rosenau and J.P. Singh (eds.); Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2002, 312 pages, ISBN 0-7914-5204-2. 289-291
  

Volume 21, Number 4, November 2004

• Clara Centeno:
  Adoption of Internet services in the Acceding and Candidate Countries, lessons from the Internet banking case. 293-315
  
• Leo W. Jeffres, David J. Atkin, Kimberly A. Neuendorf, Carolyn A. Lin:
  The influence of expanding media menus on audience content selection. 317-334
  
• Tony H. Grubesic:
  The geodemographic correlates of broadband access and availability in the United States. 335-358
  
• Ronald Davie, Charlotte Panting, Tony Charlton:
  Mobile phone ownership and usage among pre-adolescents. 359-373
  
• Brett M. Harnett, Charles R. Doarn, Xiaoming Zhao, Ronald C. Merrell:
  Redundant wireless communication technologies for real-time surveillance. 375-386