Syllabus

SubjectNETWORKS AND THE INFORMATION ECONOMY

Class Information

Faculty/Graduate School
MEDIA AND GOVERNANCE
Course Registration Number
18824
Subject Sort
60250
Title
NETWORKS AND THE INFORMATION ECONOMY
Field
Program Courses
Unit
2 Unit
Year/Semester
2020 Fall
K-Number
Faculty/Graduate School
MEDIA AND GOVERNANCE
Course Registration Number
18824
Subject Sort
60250
Title
NETWORKS AND THE INFORMATION ECONOMY
Field
Program Courses
Unit
2 Unit
Year/Semester
2020 Fall
K-Number
Year/Semester
2020 Fall
Day of Week・Period
Thu 6th
Lecturer Name
Class Format
Language
Location
Class Style
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GIGA Certificate
Not applied

Detail

Course Summary

This course explains the feature and current business model of ICT industry from the global perspective which is transforming its shape very rapidly reflecting technological progress such as 5G, IoT, big data and AI in addition to digitization since 1990s. This course also summarizes competitive and cooperative relationship simultaneously occurred between traditional network providers (telecommunications)/media (e.g. newspaper and television) and platformers (e.g. GAFA) from the perspective of economics and introduce present status and regulatory discussion concerning media converged services. Furthermore, we analyzes the importance of “media localism” based on the economics of information and consider the role of ICT including media localism to solve social issues in the era of aging population.