Telematics and Informatics, Volume 26

Volume 26, Number 1, February 2009

• Thomas A. Hemphill:
  The telecommunication and information industries: US patent policy and the criterion of non-obviousness. 2-11
  
• Tonderai Maswera, Janet Edwards, Ray Dawson:
  Recommendations for e-commerce systems in the tourism industry of sub-Saharan Africa. 12-19
  
• Pradip Thomas:
  Bhoomi. 20-31
  
• Levi Obijiofor:
  Mapping theoretical and practical issues in the relationship between ICTs and Africa's socioeconomic development. 32-43
  
• Dong Hee Shin:
  Virtual gratifications of wireless Internet: Is wireless portable Internet reinforced by unrealized gratifications? 44-56
  
• Anastasios A. Economides, Amalia Grousopoulou:
  Students' thoughts about the importance and costs of their mobile devices' features and services. 57-84
  
• Lidwien van de Wijngaert, Harry Bouwman:
  Would you share? Predicting the potential use of a new technology. 85-102
  
• Thomas A. Hemphill:
  Technology standards-setting in the US wireless telecommunications industry: A study of three generations of digital standards development. 103-124
  

Volume 26, Number 2, May 2009

• Jan Servaes:
  Editorial. 125-126
  
• Subba Rao Siriginidi:
  Achieving millennium development goals: Role of ICTS innovations in India. 127-143
  
• Cheryl Campanella Bracken, Leo W. Jeffres, Kimberly A. Neuendorf, David J. Atkin:
  Parameter estimation validity and relationship robustness: A comparison of telephone and internet survey techniques. 144-155
  
• Olivine Wai-Yu Lo, Louis Leung:
  Effects of gratification-opportunities and gratifications-obtained on preferences of instant messaging and e-mail among college students. 156-166
  
• Torsten J. Gerpott:
  Biased choice of a mobile telephony tariff type: : Exploring usage boundary perceptions as a cognitive cause in choosing between a use-based or a flat rate plan. 167-179
  
• Hak J. Kim, Martin B. H. Weiss, Benoit Morel:
  Real options and technology management: Assessing technology migration options in wireless industry. 180-192
  
• Euripidis Loukis, Ioakim A. Sapounas, Alexandros E. Milionis:
  The effect of hard and soft information and communication technologies investment on manufacturing business performance in Greece - A preliminary econometric study. 193-210
  
• Pedro Soto-Acosta, Angel L. Merono-Cerdan:
  Evaluating Internet technologies business effectiveness. 211-221
  

Volume 26, Number 3, August 2009

• Anders Henten, Hanne Westh Nicolajsen:
  Mobile and wireless communications: Technologies, applications, business models and diffusion. 223-226
  
• W. Lemstra, V. Hayes:
  License-exempt: Wi-Fi complement to 3G. 227-239
  
• Mark de Reuver, Timber Haaker:
  Designing viable business models for context-aware mobile services. 240-248
  
• Pieter Ballon, Simon Delaere:
  Flexible spectrum and future business models for the mobile industry. 249-258
  
• Martha Garcia-Murillo, Juan Rendón:
  A model of wireless broadband diffusion in Latin America. 259-269
  
• Ioanna D. Constantiou:
  Consumer behaviour in the mobile telecommunications' market: The individual's adoption decision of innovative services. 270-281
  
• Claudio Feijóo, Ioannis Maghiros, Fabienne Abadie, José Luis Gómez Barroso:
  Exploring a heterogeneous and fragmented digital ecosystem: Mobile content. 282-292
  
• Dimitri Schuurman, Lieven De Marez, Pieter Veevaete, Tom Evens:
  Content and context for mobile television: Integrating trial, expert and user findings. 293-305
  
• Ángel García-Crespo, Javier Chamizo, Ismael Rivera, Myriam Mencke, Ricardo Colomo Palacios, Juan Miguel Gómez Berbís:
  SPETA: Social pervasive e-Tourism advisor. 306-315
  

Volume 26, Number 4, November 2009

• Jeffrey James:
  Information technology use among individuals in rich and poor countries: The disappearing divide. 317-321
  
• Richard W. S. Wu, Grace L. K. Leung:
  Hong Kong and Singapore: Two models of telecommunications regulations? 322-332
  
• Charles G. C. Feng, T. Y. Lau, David J. Atkin, Carolyn A. Lin:
  Exploring the evolution of digital television in China: An interplay between economic and political interests. 333-342
  
• Bobby D. Gerardo, Jaewan Lee:
  A framework for discovering relevant patterns using aggregation and intelligent data mining agents in telematics systems. 343-352
  
• Georgios N. Angelou, Anastasios A. Economides:
  A compound real option and AHP methodology for evaluating ICT business alternatives. 353-374
  
• Yiouli Kritikou, Giorgos Dimitrakopoulos, E. Dimitrellou, Panagiotis Demestichas:
  A management scheme for improving transportation efficiency and contributing to the enhancement of the social fabric. 375-390
  
• Christos Bouras, Apostolos Gkamas, John Papagiannopoulos, George Theophilopoulos, Thrasyvoulos Tsiatsos:
  Broadband municipal optical networks in Greece: A suitable business model. 391-409
  
• Frank J. van Rijnsoever, Daan van Hameren, Peter F. G. Walraven, Jaco P. van Dijk:
  Interdependent technology attributes and the diffusion of consumer electronics. 410-420