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Legal Publications
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Neumann, Telekommunikationsrecht kompakt - Band 2: Kundenschutz und das Recht auf Versorgung mit Telekommunikationsdiensten, Deutscher Fachverlag, Fachmedien Recht und Wirtschaft, Publication Series Kommunikation & Recht, Frankfurt a. M., 2023, 204 pages, ISBN 978-3-8005-1848-7.
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Neumann, Telekommunikationsrecht kompakt - Marktregulierung, Frequenzverwaltung und Netzausbaurecht nach der Reform 2021, Deutscher Fachverlag, Fachmedien Recht und Wirtschaft, Publication Series Kommunikation & Recht, Frankfurt a. M. 2022, 200 pages, ISBN 978-3-8005-1818-0.
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Neumann / Sickmann / Alkas / Koch, Reformbedarf des europäischen Rechtsrahmens für elektronische Kommmunikation - Recht und Ökonomie der Telekommunikationsregulierung in Zeiten der Gigabit-Gesellschaft, Deutscher Fachverlag, Fachmedien Recht und Wirtschaft, Frankfurt a. M. 2017, 372 pages, ISBN 978-3-8005-1666-7.
(short [104])
englische Zusammenfassung
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Neumann / Koch, Telekommunikationsrecht, Deutscher Fachverlag, Fachmedien Recht und Wirtschaft, Frankfurt a. M. 2013, 536 pages, ISBN 978-3-8005-1492-2.
(short [81])
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Koenig / Kulenkampff / Dieke / Katzschmann / Kühling / Loetz / Neumann, Reform des Weltpostvereins, Verlagshaus Monsenstein und Vannerdat, Edition Octopus, Münster 2005, 256 pages, ISBN 3-86582-250-9.
(short [53])
The Universal Postal Union is the second oldest international
organisation. Since it has been founded in 1874, the economical
and political structures have undergone significant changes
on a global scale. However, the need for an international
cooperation to ensure the cross-border mail traffic as the
spinal tap of non-electronic communications has remained
unchanged. The book contains a study which has been conducted
for the Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour between
Autumn 2003 and Summer 2004. Its main goal was to develop
a policy perspective for the reform of the Universal Postal
Union in order to adapt this organisation which has been founded
in a time of postal administrations to an environment where
on the one hand privatised - and other private - postal operators
play an increasing role while on the other hand a number of
Member States still rely on the provision of postal services
by administrative entities.
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Koenig / Loetz / Neumann, Telekommunikationsrecht, UTB/Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft, Betriebs-Berater Studium, Heidelberg 2004, 238 pages, ISBN 3-8252-2620-4.
(short [45])
The book offers a compact overview of the German telecommunications law after the
reform of the Telecommunications Act in 2004. Starting point are the technical and
economical fundaments of the telecommunications sector. Because of the growing
importance of harmonisation on the EC level, the book then shows the community law
background, and, in doing so, also takes account of the formal links between the national
regulatory procedures and the community level. The main focus of the book lies on the new
German telecommunications law, while strictly distinguishing between economic regulation
on the one hand and non-economic regulation on the other. Additionally, the institutional
framework of regulation including aspects of procedural law are discussed.
Reviews:
Säcker, in: K&R 2005, 32;
Müller, in: MMR 5/2005, XXVII;
König, in: CR 2005, R59;
Holznagel/Rosengarten, in: DVBl. 2005, 897
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Koenig / Loetz / Neumann, Die Novellierung des Telekommunikationsgesetzes, Verlagshaus Monsenstein und Vannerdat, MV Wissenschaft, Münster 2003, 193 pages, ISBN 3-936600-76-7.
(short [26])
The new regulatory framework of the European Community in the field
of electronic communications is a legislatory and conceptual challenge
for the German legislator, who is responsible for the transposition of the
framework. On the one hand, it is hard to decide how much room for
national legislation is left by the complicated Community law framework.
On the other hand, the legislator has to take account of the
restrictions stemming from the German constitutional law. The
book provides a legal analysis of these questions and shows the
existing possibilites for the transposition of the new regulatory framework.
However, the need for adaption of the German telecommunications law, which results
directly from the new Community directives, is not limited to questions of the
material side of regulation, but affect the procedural side of regulation
as well. Furthermore, the so called "big amendment of the
telecommunications act" may also be used to draw conclusions from the
nearly seven years of regulation under the telecommunications act.
It is against this background that the book also shows the
framework provided by Community and constitutional law for the
improvement of the administrative procedures and the procedures of legal protection.
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Koenig / Vogelsang / Kühling / Loetz / Neumann, Funktionsfähiger Wettbewerb auf den Telekommunikationsmärkten, Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft, Kommunikation & Recht Series, Issue 16, Heidelberg 2002, 255 pages, ISBN 3-8005-1318-8.
(short [23])
The German telecommunications law is at the crossroads. On the one hand, the
level of competition, which already has been reached, calls for an adaption of
the regulatory instruments. On the other hand, new dangers for a sustainably
competitive development of the German telecommunications markets become visible. The
legislator has used the term "workable competition" to describe the resulting conflict
between the long-term goal of a deregulation of those markets and the
regulatory interventions into the market processes necessary to reach this goal.
The book delivers an analysis of this central term of German telecommunications law
from both an economic and legal perspective. The interdisciplinary approach, which
was applied for this purpose, is also used to enrich the debate on the amendment of
the German Telecommunications Act (TKG) with concrete proposals regarding the
improvement and partial reduction of the existing regulation of the telecommunications
markets. Special attention has been given to the new legal framework of the European Community
with regard to the Member States' telecommunications law.
Reviews:
Becker, in: ZHR 167 (2003), 736;
Moritz, in: TKMR 2003, 381;
Schreiter / Winkler, in: MMR 5/2003, XXIII
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- Editorship -
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Koch / Neumann, Synopse zum Telekommunikationsgesetz 2004/2012 mit Gesetzgebungsmaterialien, Deutscher Fachverlag, Fachmedien Recht, Frankfurt a. M. 2012, 519 pages, ISBN 978-3-8005-1563-9.
(short [72])
englische Zusammenfassung
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Koenig / Neumann / Katzschmann, Trusted Computing, Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft, Kommunikation & Recht Series, Issue 22, Heidelberg 2004, 191 pages, ISBN 3-8005-1341-2.
(short [39])
In this book, experts from different scientific fields explain
the technical background of the concept of the so-called trusted computing
as well as its legal framework with regard to intellectual property law and competition law.
Furthermore, the advantages and disadvantages with regard to data protection are shown and
the policy implications of this new technology are discussed. Since this is done from
an interdisciplinary point of view, a complete analysis was possible which also allows
a discussion of the possibilites and risks associated with trusted computing.
The complex technical backgrounds of this technology are explained in a
way that they can be understood by readers who are not working in this field.
Moreover, the book contains constructive criticism from a technical, legal,
and policy point of view including recommendations for politics and industry.
Reviews:
Wobst, in: iX 9/2004, 131
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Koch / Neumann, Ut desint vires, tamen est laudanda voluntas - Festschrift für Christian Celsen zum Bestehen des ersten juristischen Staatsexamens, Verlagshaus Monsenstein und Vannerdat, Edition Octopus, Münster 2001, 337 pages, ISBN 3-935363-01-X.
(short [13])
On 12 November 2001, Christian Celsen finished his studies of law. To
celebrate this occassion, his friends, his colleagues, his pupils and people who had never
heard of him before got together for an essay in honour, to give tribute to Celsen.
The subjects dealt within the essay in honour reflect the various interests of
Celsen, especially the integration of law and brewing sciences.
Reviews:
Hartmann, in: alexander-hartmann.de
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- Commentaries on legal provisions -
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Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 195, 196 TKG, in: Säcker/Körber (eds.), TKG - TTDSG, 4th edition, Frankfurt am Main 2023.
(more [124]) |
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Kühling/Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 35, 36, 49 TKG, in: Säcker/Körber (eds.), TKG - TTDSG, 4th edition, Frankfurt am Main 2023.
(more [123]) |
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Busch / Neumann, Kommentierung zu § 17 StVG, in: Kunz (Hrsg.), Eisenbahnrecht, 39th Supplement Set (October 2014), Baden-Baden.
(short [90])
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Neumann / Thomaschki, Kommentierung zu §§ 21, 22, 23 TKG, in: Säcker (ed.), TKG - Telekommunikationsgesetz, 3rd ed., Frankfurt am Main 2013.
(short [80])
The commentaries explain the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act
regarding obligations of access (§ 21), access agreements (§ 22), and reference
offers (§ 23). All commentaries also include
an in-depth analysis of the underlying EU directives.
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Kühling / Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 25, 26, 39 TKG, in: Säcker (ed.), TKG - Telekommunikationsgesetz, 3rd ed., Frankfurt am Main 2013.
(short [79])
The commentaries explain the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act
regarding orders by the regulatory authority (§ 25), regarding the publication of measures
by the regulatory authority in the field of access regulation (§ 26), and regarding
the price regulation in retail markets (§ 39). All commentaries also include
an in-depth analysis of the underlying EU directives.
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Thomaschki / Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 21, 22, 23 TKG, in: Berliner Kommentar zum Telekommunikationsgesetz, 2nd ed., Frankfurt am Main 2009.
(short [67])
The commentaries explain the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act
regarding obligations of access (§ 21), access agreements (§ 22), and reference
offers (§ 23). All commentaries also include
an in-depth analysis of the underlying Community Law.
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Kühling / Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 25, 26, 39 TKG, in: Berliner Kommentar zum Telekommunikationsgesetz, 2nd ed., Frankfurt am Main 2009.
(short [66])
The commentaries explain the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act
regarding orders by the regulatory authority (§ 25), regarding the publication of measures
by the regulatory authority in the field of access regulation (§ 26), and regarding
the price regulation in retail markets (§ 39). All commentaries also include
an in-depth analysis of the underlying Community Law.
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Kühling / Neumann, Kommentierung zu §§ 25, 26, 39 TKG, in: Berliner Kommentar zum Telekommunikationsgesetz, Frankfurt am Main 2006.
(short [54])
The commentaries explain the provisions of the German Telecommunications Act
regarding orders by the regulatory authority (§ 25), regarding the publication of measures
by the regulatory authority in the field of access regulation (§ 26), and regarding
the price regulation in retail markets (§ 39). All commentaries also include
an in-depth analysis of the underlying Community Law.
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- Articles in magazines -
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Neumann/Lißek, Rechtliche Maßnahmen zur Bewältigung der Energiekrise (4. Aktualisierung und Schluss), N&R 2023, at p. 193.
(more [129]) |
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Neumann/Lißek, Rechtliche Maßnahmen zur Bewältigung der Energiekrise (3. Aktualisierung), N&R 2023, at p. 140.
(more [128]) |
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Neumann, Rechtliche Maßnahmen zur Bewältigung der Energiekrise (2. Aktualisierung), N&R 2023, at p. 88.
(more [127]) |
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Neumann/Lißek, Rechtliche Maßnahmen zur Bewältigung der Energiekrise (1. Aktualisierung), N&R 2023, at p. 17.
(more [126]) |
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Neumann/Lißek, Rechtliche Maßnahmen zur Bewältigung der Energiekrise, N&R 2022, at p. 258.
(more [122]) |
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Neumann, Das Recht auf Versorgung mit Telekommunikationsdiensten, N&R 2022, at p. 134.
(more [121]) |
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Neumann / Sickmann, Erweiterte marktmachtunabhängige („symmetrische“) Zugangsverpflichtungen im neuen Telekommunikationsrecht, N&R 2020, at p. 208.
(short [116])
n. a.
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Neumann, Reform des Rechtswegs im Telekommunikationsrecht?, N&R 2020, at p. 148.
(more [115]) |
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Neumann, Erste Schritte auf dem Weg zur Umsetzung des europäischen Kodex für die elektronische Kommunikation - Die Eckpunkte zur TKG-Novelle 2019, N&R 2019, at p. 152.
(short [114])
n. a.
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Neumann, Das Ergebnis der Trilog-Verhandlungen zum Kodex für die elektronische Kommunikation im Bereich der Marktregulierung, N&R 2018, at p. 204.
(short [112])
n. a.
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Sickmann / Neumann, "Digitalland" Deutschland? Telekommunikationspolitische Ziele im Koalitionsvertrag zwischen CDU, CSU und SPD, Wirtschaftsdienst 2018, at p. 333.
(short [110])
n. a.
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Neumann / Sickmann, Schaffung eines rechtlich abgesicherten Anspruchs auf einen Zugang zum schnellen Internet - Eine Analyse der Zielvorgabe im Koalitionsvertrag zwischen CDU, CSU und SPD, N&R-Supplement 1/2018, at p. 1.
(short [109])
n. a.
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Sickmann / Neumann, Regulierungsferien für Koinvestitionen? Die Diskussion um Art. 74 eines künftigen europäischen Kodex für die elektronische Kommunikation, K&R 2018, at p. 92.
(short [105])
n. a.
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Neumann / Neumann, Mehr Transparenz bei Geodaten - Zum aktuellen Stand der Geodateninfrastruktur und zu ihrer Relevanz für das Bau- und Immobilienrecht, BauR 2017, at p. 26.
(short [103])
n. a.
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Neumann, Der Kommissionsvorschlag für einen europäischen Kodex für die elektronische Kommunikation - Geplante Änderungen im Bereich der Marktregulierung, N&R 2016, at p. 262.
(short [102])
n. a.
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Neumann, Durchführung eines Konsolidierungsverfahrens vor Erlass einer Entgeltgenehmigung? Zugleich Anmerkung zum Urteil des EuGH vom 14. Januar 2016 – Rs. C-395/14, N&R 2016, at p. 146.
(short [101])
n. a.
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Neumann, Telekommunikationsdatenschutz für geschlossene Benutzergruppen nach der TKG-Novelle 2012 - Sind Betreiber von Krankenhäusern, Hotels und Gaststätten beim Angebot von Telekommunikationsdiensten noch an §§ 91 ff. TKG gebunden?, RDV 2014, at p. 307.
(short [91])
n. a.
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Neumann, Anschlusssperre wegen Zahlungsverzugs beim Handykauf? Vorgaben für das Leistungsverweigerungsrecht nach § 45k Abs. 2 TKG, MMR 2014, at p. 581.
(short [89])
n. a.
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Neumann, Das Arbeitsverhältnis als (telekommunikations-) rechtsfreie Zone? - Zur Anwendung des TKG auf Arbeitgeber bei Gestattung der privaten Nutzung von Telefon und Internet, K&R 2014, at p. 320.
(short [87])
n. a.
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Neumann, Das Eisenbahnrecht in den Jahren 2012/2013, N&R 2013, at p. 199.
(short [82])
n. a.
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Neumann, Vorgaben des europäischen Datenschutzrechts für die Abtretung von Telekommunikationsentgeltforderungen - Zugleich Anmerkung zum Urteil des EuGH v. 22.11.2012 - Rs. C-119/12, CR 2013, at p. 21.
(short [78])
n. a.
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Neumann, Insolvenzrechtliche Anfechtbarkeit von Ratenzahlungen auf Mindestlizenzgebühren?, ZUM 2012, at p. 959.
(short [77])
n. a.
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Neumann, Reisekosten von Behördenvertretern im (verwaltungs-) gerichtlichen Kostenfestsetzungsverfahren, DÖV 2012, at p. 510.
(short [75])
n. a.
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Neumann, Kommunale Daseinsvorsorge im Bereich der Telekommunikation: Das Beispiel öffentlicher Münz- und Kartentelefone, KommJur 2012, at p. 161.
(short [74])
n. a.
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Neumann, Abtretung von Telekommunikationsentgeltforderungen an Inkassounternehmen - Zur Auslegung von § 97 Abs. 1 S. 3 TKG und Art. 6 der Richtlinie 2002/58/EG nach dem Vorlagebeschluss des BGH vom 16.2.2012, CR 2012, at p. 235.
(short [73])
n. a.
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Neumann, Aktuelle Entwicklungen zur postrechtlichen Entgeltregulierung - zugleich Anmerkung zu den Entscheidungen des BVerfG vom 22. August 2011, des OVG Münster vom 15. September 2011 und des VG Köln vom 1. September 2011, N&R-Supplement 4/2011 2011, at p. 1.
(short [70])
n. a.
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Neumann, Beihilfefähigkeit von Anschlussheilbehandlungen, VBlBW 2011, at p. 268.
(short [69])
n. a.
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Neumann, Das Eisenbahnrecht in den Jahren 2008/2009, N&R 2009, at p. 176.
(short [68])
n. a.
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35. |
Koenig / Neumann, Standardisierung – ein Tatbestand des Kartellrechts?, WuW 2009, at p. 382.
(short [65])
n. a.
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Koenig / Neumann, Ausübung von Leistungsverweigerungsrechten durch regulierte Netzbetreiber - das Beispiel des eisenbahnrechtlichen Schienenzugangsanspruchs, VerwArch 2008, at p. 1.
(short [63])
n. a.
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Neumann, Die gemeinschaftsrechtliche Prüfungskompetenz des Bundespräsidenten, DVBl 2007, at p. 1335.
(short [61])
n. a.
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Dahlke / Neumann, Innovationen und Investitionen durch Regulierung - zur wettbewerbspolitischen Forderung nach Deregulierung und regulierungsfreien Räumen, CR 2006, at p. 377.
(short [57])
n. a.
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Koenig / Neumann / Senger, Gesetzliche Ausgestaltung des regulierungsbehördlichen Ermessens im Telekommunikationsrecht, MMR 2006, at p. 365.
(short [56])
n. a.
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Koenig / Neumann / Schellberg, Neue Spielregeln für den Zugang zur Eisenbahninfrastruktur als Voraussetzung für chancengleichen Wettbewerb auf der Schiene, WuW 2006, at p. 139.
(short [55])
With the amendment of the General Railway Act in 2005, a sector-specific
regulatory regime was put in place, which gives the Federal Network
Agency the competence to control the conditions under which access to
railway infrastructure is granted. The article explains the concept of
this regulatory regime with regard to principles of charging and the
charges themselves. It further specifies the mandatory and possible contents
of the principles of charging which have to be set up by the railway
infrastructure managers. Furthermore, the methods and yardsticks for
the regulation of the individual charges are outlined in greater
details. Finally, it is shown that some underlying principles from
the regulation of prices in electricity and telecommunications marktes
can be transferred to the regulation of prices for the access to
railway infrastructure.
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Koenig / Neumann, Legitimation durch Regulierungsverfahren?, CR 2005, at p. 487.
(short [50])
The next generation of telecommunications regulation has just begun:
The first drafts for the definition and analysis of telecommunications
markets which require sector-specific regulation have been notified at
the European level. With the draft for the market definition and analysis in
the field of mobile telephony termination, the draft measure which was
waited for with probably the greatest public interest has been published
for national consultation. And even the first regulatory decision - with
regard to the access to the subscriber line - has been passed. Against
this background, the article deals with the first experiences with the
new regualtory procedure and discusses relevant practical problems and
legal questions which have shown up so far.
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Fuchs / Neumann, Die Nichtberücksichtigung von Krankheitssemestern für den Freiversuch nach § 25 JAG NRW, NWVBl. 2005, at p. 128.
(short [49])
Section 25 of the Law regarding the Education of Lawyers in Northrine-Westfalia offers the opportunity
of a free attempt for the final exams. Similar regulations can be found within the respective legal
provisions of all federal states ("Länder"). The article analyses the way how semesters,
during which the student was ill, are taken into account which is a topic of utmost interest
for the relevant authorities and the students concerned.
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Koenig / Neumann, Neue wettbewerbspolitische und -rechtliche Entwicklungen zum "Trusted Computing", DuD 2004, at p. 555.
(short [44])
The standardisation work of the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) as well as the development
of the Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) by the company Microsoft
are not only of interest from the perspective of security technology.
Both activities also raise questions with regard to antitrust policy and law.
The article explains these problems and especially discusses the latest developments.
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Neumann, Standortinformationen für Rettungsdienste, MedR 2004, at p. 256.
(short [43])
A provision of the Directive on universal service and users' rights relating to
electronic communications networks and services, which entered into force on April 24th, 2002,
is of interest not only for the telecommunications lawyer, but also for
the field of emergency services and thus for the medical field as well.
Article 26 of the Universal Service Directive deals with the single
European emergency call number. According to this provision, Member States
have to ensure that all end-users of publicly available telephone services are able
to call the emergency services free of charge, by using the emergency call
number 112. Furthermore, these emergency calls have to be "appropriately answered and
handled in a manner best suited to the national organisation of emergency systems and
within the technological possibilities of the networks". Insofar, Article 26
of the Universal Service Directive continues the former legal framework.
At the same time, however, two new obligations are introduced. Firstly,
Article 26 (4) of the Universal Service Directive obliges Member States
to ensure that citizens are adequately informedd about the existence and use
of the single European emergency call number 112. Secondly and primarily,
Article 26 (3) of the Universal Service Directive stipulates that Member
States have to ensure that operators of public telephone networks make caller location
information available to Public Safety Answering Points. This builds upon
new developments in the field of telecommunications technology. The article
deals with this second new obligation of European telecommunications law with
regard to the handling of emergency call numbers.
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Stadler / Neumann, Gebühren für die Zuteilung von Nummern an Internetzugangsanbieter, JurPC-WebDok. 178/2004.
(short [42])
At the moment, the so-called smallband Internet access still is of
utmost importance for end user markets. For the purpose of such access, the provider
provides a so-called point of presence which the end user dials up via a conventional
telephone connection and which allows him to access the Internet.
Just as with any other telephone call in the PSTN, the end user addresses
the point of presence by means of a number which was assigned to the Internet access provider by RegTP, the
German national regulatory authority. For this assignment, RegTP bills a fee
of 2 600 EUR per number. The article deals with this regulatory practice from
a critical point of view.
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Koenig / Neumann, Telekommunikationsrechtliche Ansprüche auf Leistungen der Fakturierung und des Inkassos für Internet-by-Call-Dienstleistungen, K & R-Supplement 3/2004, at p. 1.
(more [41]) |
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Loetz / Neumann, The Scope of Sector-specific Regulation in the European Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications, German Law Journal 4 (12) 2003, at p. 1307.
(short [38])
The European Community's regulatory framework for electronic communications contains many
detailed and complicated regulations with regard to the content of sector-specific regulation
in the field of telecommunications. Remarkably, though, it is rather reticent concerning the
question which markets shall be subject to sector-specific regulation. In the ongoing process of transposition,
this has caused much confusion and misunderstanding. The article, therefore, strives to
clarify the mechanism for determining which markets are, at least potentially, subject to
sector-specific regulation provided by the Framework Directive. At the national level, a
draft of the German Telecommunications Act has been presented by legal experts of the Federal
Ministry of Economics and Labour on April 30th, 2003, and the subsequent Federal
Government's draft act was published on October 15th, 2003. These drafts may serve as an example
of bringing sector-specific regulation in line with general insights of competition policy within
the discretionary scope left by the regulatory framework of the EC.
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Koenig / Neumann, Standardisierung und EG-Wettbewerbsrecht - ist bei vertrauenswürdigen Systemumgebungen wettbewerbspolitisches Misstrauen angebracht?, WuW 2003, at p. 1138.
(short [35])
From the viewpoint of general competition law, the technical
concept of so-called trusted computing platforms points to the
fundamental problem of standardisation in network industries. In
principle, the relevant activites of the Trusted Computing Group
(TCG) have to comply with Article 81 (1) EC. In the light of
that provision especially the conditions of membership appear
doubtful since they tend to discriminate against small and
medium-sized enterprises. However, even if competition is
restricted, the TCG may fulfil the requirements for an exemption
to Article 81 (1) EC according to Article 81 (3) EC. In contrast
to this, Article 82 EC is sedes materiae as regards the so-
called trustworthy operating system which Microsoft plans to
implement. From the perspective of competition law, three
aspects are particularly critical: Firstly, Microsoft on the one
hand controls the application programming interface of the
operating system which is required for writing programs on the
complementary application markets, but on the other hand
competes on these markets. Secondly, Microsoft's "Next-
Generation Secure Computing Base" (NGSCB) will enable the
company to use its dominant position to influence also the
conditions on the upstream hardware markets. And thirdly, NGSCB
will create new interdependencies between formerly not related
markets which are not (yet) dominated by Microsoft.
Additionally, competitive problems may also arise from several
certification infrastructures that are required by the concept
of "trusted computing platforms".
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Koenig / Neumann, TCPA, TCG, Palladium und NGSCB - Anforderungen des EG-Wettbewerbsrechts an vertrauenswürdige Systemumgebungen, MMR 2003, at p. 695.
(short [34])
At the moment, a new technical concept is discussed under the
topic of "Trusted Computing", which could lead to substantial changes
to the computer industry as well as to the downstream markets of
entertainment and media industry. On the basis of a specification
adopted by a group of leading hardware and software companies,
the introduction of trusted computing platforms primarily aims at increasing
the security of these systems. However, this will probably lead to
an industry standard that will have impact on the level of
competition in many markets. The same applies to the
trustworthy operating system which Microsoft is currently developing.
The article explains the technology of trusted computing systems and
discusses the impact of EC competition law on the introduction of
such systems.
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20. |
Wolff / Neumann, Anordnung der Auskunft über Telekommunikationsverbindungsdaten gegen unbekannt?, NStZ 2003, at p. 404.
(short [32])
According to § 100g I of the German code of criminal procedure (StPO),
providers of telecommunications services can be ordered to give information
about certain kinds of traffic data. According to § 100h I 1 StPO, this
order generally has to contain the name, the address and the identifier
of the telecommunications access point of the person affected. The
meaning and the scope of this duty to identify the person affected are
unclear. However, whether investigations against an unknown person
can be successful often depends on them. The article deals with the
question, if orders against an unknown person are possible
on the basis of § 100h I 1 StPO.
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19. |
Neumann / Wolff, Informationsermittlung für Anordnungen nach §§ 100a und 100g StPO im Wege telekommunikationsrechtlicher Auskunftsverfahren, TKMR 2003, at p. 110.
(short [30])
The interception of telecommunications (§ 100a of the German
code of criminal procedure, StPO) and the order to provide
information about telecommunications traffic data (§ 100g StPO)
are important instruments for the clarification of facts in
the context of criminal proceedings. According to §§ 100b II 2 StPO
and 100h I 1 StPO, the relevant authorities have to
identify the affected person by name, address, and the identifier
of the telecommunications interface, in order to take such measures.
It is unclear, if this information is dispensable, in the case
that the identity of the affected person is unknown to the authorities.
However, this question would lose its relevance in forensic practice,
if the information required could easily be gathered via the
disclosure procedures provided by the German Telecommunications Act (TKG).
The article deals with the range of these provisions.
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18. |
Koenig / Loetz / Neumann, Sektorspezifische Regulierung im neuen Telekommunikationsrecht, K & R-Supplement 2/2003, at p. 1.
(short [29])
The article shows the legislative possibilities for the adaption
of the new regulatory framework in the field of telecommunications and
their limitations stemming from constitutional law. Furthermore, the
article outlines the possibilities for an improvement of the
administrative procedures and the procedures of legal protection.
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17. |
Vogelsang / Koenig / Kühling / Loetz / Neumann, "Workable Competition" in Telecommunications Markets - The Example of Germany, C.T.L.R. 2003, at p. 68.
(short [28])
Immediately after the full liberalisation of the German
telecommunications markets with the revocation of the last
monopolies on January 1, 1998, there was undoubtedly no workable
competition ("funktionsfähiger Wettbewerb") in the regulated
telecommunications markets. Thus, an exact determination of the
term "workable competition" ("funktionsfähiger Wettbewerb") at
first seemed expendable, even though the Telecommunications Act
accords the term a central role as a regulatory goal in section
2 (2) no. 2 as well as a yardstick for the assessment of an
optimisation or revocation of sector-specific regulation in
section 81 (3). However, the increase in competition, which has
occurred in the meantime, makes it necessary to define the
concept of workable competition ("funktionsfähiger Wettbewerb")
more precisely. To provide such a definition from both an
economic and a legal perspective is the concern of the following
article. This is not only of relevance for the regulation of the
German telecommunications markets and similar regulatory
environments - like the telecommunications law of Austria.
Rather, it concerns the fundamental question of workability in
telecommunications markets. Special attention will also be given
to the new European legal framework and its paradigm of
"effective competition".
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16. |
Koenig / Neumann, Telekommunikationsrechtliche Regulierung von Domainnamen, CR 2003, at p. 182.
(short [27])
ENUM, a method for mapping telephone numbers on Internet domain names,
is said to have the potential to foster convergence of addressing mechanisms
of the traditional telecommunications sector and the Internet.
In contrast to telephone numbers, which are controled
by the Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Post (RegTP),
domain names in the top level domain ".de" are currently controled
by DENIC, a privatly organised cooperative. ENUM seems to create
a name space that could eliminate this differentiation.
Furthermore, the German Telecommunications Act (TKG) is currently under
reform. This reform primarily aims to implement the new regulatory
framework of the European Community for electronic communications
networks and services. This framework is based, inter alia, on the
principle of technological neutrality, which could also require regulatory
control of Internet adressing mechanisms.
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15. |
Koenig / Neumann, Das Ende des sektorspezifischen Datenschutzes für die Telekommunikation?, ZRP 2003, at p. 5.
(short [25])
The complete modernisation of the German data protection law is
one of the core reform projects for the new parliamentary term.
It shall, inter alia, include the integration of the sector-specific
data protection law in the field of telecommunications into the
general Federal Law of Data Protection (Bundesdatenschutzgesetz, BDSG).
The article deals with this aspect of the modernisation debate.
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14. |
Koenig / Vogelsang / Kühling / Loetz / Neumann, Der Begriff des funktionsfähigen Wettbewerbs im deutschen Telekommunikationsrecht, K & R 2003, at p. 8.
(short [24])
The German Telecommunications Act (TKG) accords the
term workable competition ("funktionsfähiger Wettbewerb")
a central role as a regulatory goal in § 2 (2) No. 2 as
well as a yardstick for the assessment of an optimisation or
revocation of sector-specific regulation in § 81 (3).
Nonetheless, an exact determination of this term is still
missing. Immediately following the final
liberalisation of the German telecommunications markets, this
seemed expendable, since there was undoubtledly no workable
competition in the regulated markets. However, the increase in
competition, which has occured in the meantime, makes it
necessary to outline the concept of workable competition
more precisely. The article tries to make this concept
more concrete from an legal and economic perspective.
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13. |
Koenig / Neumann, Die neue Top-Level-Domain ".eu" als Beitrag zum Auf- und Ausbau transeuropäischer Netze?, EuZW 2002, 485.
(short [17])
By introducing the top level domain ".eu", the European
Community did not only enter new ground in regulating scarce
ressources in the Internet. Moreover, the provisions
of the EC treaty on trans-European networks were, for the
first time ever, activated to pass a measure in the field of
telecommunications which has general application and is binding in
its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States. The
article critically reviews this measure of the Community legislator,
which may get exemplary importance with regard to a future removal of
sector-specific regulation of competition in telecommunications.
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12. |
Koenig / Neumann, Europas Identität im Internet - die Einführung der Top-Level-Domain ".eu", JurPC-WebDok. 154/2002.
(short [16])
The introduction of an own European top level domain ".eu" is the
most ambitious project of the European Community with regard to the
regulation of scarce ressources in the global Internet so far. The
article contains a first overall view of the regulation which
sets up the foundation for the new top level domain and which
recently entered into force. By discussing the legal basis which
was chosen for the regulation, general problems of the provision of the EC treaty
concerning trans-European networks are addressed at the same time.
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11. |
Koenig / Neumann, Die Ãœbermittlung von Entgeltdaten an Dritte durch Telekommunikationsdiensteanbieter, RTkom 2001, at p. 226.
(short [12])
With the introduction of new telecommunications products based
on the possibility of a case-by-case use (call-by-call,
internet-by-call etc.), the subscriber got the possibility to use
the services of a large number of providers. This, inter alia,
had consequences for the billing of the used services, because
the owed amounts often are very low on the one hand, and because
the service provider does not know the identity of the user
at first on the other, if not a prior registration is required
as an exeption. As a consequence, the subscriber increasingly is
confronted not only with the other party of the service contract,
but also with other companies involved in the billing procedure.
Because of the high level of protection for telecommunications data,
this leads to complicated questions of telecommunications data
protection law which the present article deals with.
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10. |
Koenig / Neumann, Funktionsherrschaft und gemeinsame Infrastrukturnutzung beim Aufbau eines UMTS-Netzes, CR 2001, at p. 589.
(short [11])
After the auctioning of licenses for the operation of networks
for the provision of mobile communications services of the
third generation (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System,
UMTS) in August 2000, it has been discussed whether to reduce the
costs that are incurred with the setting up of a nationwide
UMTS network by sharing parts of the infrastructure (so called
"infrastructure sharing"). With a paper on infrastructure sharing
principles, the German national regulatory authority (RegTP)
has defined the framework on 5 June 2001, under which
infrastructure sharing is possible without a violation of the
UMTS licenses. The article gives an introduction to the technical
basics of infrastructure sharing and explains the fundamental
principles which were laid down in the paper against the background of the
applicable provisions of the licenses and the telecommunications
law.
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9. |
Koenig / Neumann, Die Telekommunikations-Datenschutzverordnung im Verordnungsgebungsverfahren, RDV 2001, at p. 117.
(short [10])
On 17 May 2000, the Federal Cabinet of Ministers agreed upon
the amended version of a Federal Regulation concerning the
Protection of Personal Data in the Field of Telecommunications (TDSV).
Before the new TDSV could entered into force on 21 December 2000,
the Federal Council (Bundesrat) requested several modifications.
The article explains and comments on those modifications against
the background of their legal context.
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8. |
Koenig / Neumann, Gemeinsame Infrastrukturnutzung beim Aufbau eines UMTS-Netzwerks und das Gebot "wettbewerblicher Unabhängigkeit", K & R 2001, at p. 281.
(short [9])
The six companies which were granted licenses for the operation
of networks for the provision of services of the Universal
Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) in August 2000 do not only have to
bear the regulatory burden of 16 billions Deutsche Mark each.
They also have to set up a UMTS network within a very short period
of time. The costs of this are approximated to amount another
5 to 10 billions Deutsche Mark for each licensee. The article
deals with the question to which extent telecommunications law
allows the UMTS licensees to share the costs of setting up
the network at least in an initial stage by sharing parts of
the network infrastructure.
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7. |
Koenig / Neumann, Telekommunikationsrechtliche Optimierung künftiger Lizenz- und Frequenzversteigerungen, ZRP 2001, at p. 252.
(short [8])
The procedure in which the licences for the operation of
networks for Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) services
were assigned in the year 2000 caused a lot of sensation.
The initial euphoria about the pecuniar concomitants of this
procedure has been replaced by a more sober examination.
Critics are afraid that the reduction of profits caused by the
auction might have a sustainable negative influence on the
growth potential of the telecommunications sector.
Furthermore, the procedure itself has become more and more subject
of a critical examination. The article takes the current
state of discussion into account and tries to draw the conclusions
for future auctions of licenses and frequencies which are considered
to be the most important ones from the perspective of telecommunications
law.
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6. |
Koenig / Neumann, Die neue Telekommunikations-Datenschutzverordnung, K & R 2000, at p. 417.
(short [6])
Of all the changes the German telecommunications law faces in the
year 2000, the rather seldom examined sector of the law concerning
the protection of personal data in the field of telecommunications
takes an exposed position: On 17 May 2000, the Federal Cabinet of
Ministers agreed upon the amended version of a Federal Regulation concerning the
Protection of Personal Data in the Field of Telecommunications. The
article explains the new provisions introduced by the regulation.
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5. |
Koenig / Neumann, Zusammenschaltungs-Entgeltregulierung unterhalb der Schwelle "beträchtlicher Marktmacht"?, RTkom 2000, at p. 27.
(short [5])
The Third and the Fourth Part of the German Telecommunications
Act (TKG) allow far-reaching interventions into the
contracts that would have been freely negotiated
between the companies acting on the German telecommunications
markets otherwise. The price regulation (paras. 23 et seq. TKG)
and the regulations concerning network access and interconnection
(para. 33 et seq. TKG) directly affect the main competitive
instruments of control and allocation. With regard to the
economical developments that have taken place in the field
of telecommunications as well as with regard to the
requirements of Community law, the field of application
of those regulations has to be examined. The article
focusses such reflections on the question whether the price
regulation is applicable to interconnection orders
based on para. 37 TKG.
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4. |
Koenig / Neumann, Rechtliches und organisatorisches Umfeld der Satellitenkommunikation, MMR 2000, at p. 151.
(short [4])
When the company Iridium had to file for bancruptcy according
to chapter 11 of the US bancruptcy law in summer 1999 only
a few months after its global satellite telephone network
had entered into operation, satellite communications became subject
to public discussion. Space more and more has become a field
of interest for telecommunications purposes and with the
Iridium fleet of 66 satellite, the boom of the telecommunications
industry finally had reached extraterrestrial dimensions.
The importance of satellite communications technology for
the establishment of the information society therefore is not to
be underestimated, particularly since the practical requirements
also have changed with the process of globalisation. Mobile
communications, for example, has become very popular, and
intercontinental telecommunications have lost their
exceptional character a long time ago. Unfortunately, the
construction of the legal and organisational environment, that takes part in
forming this development on the one hand and often is overtaken
by it on the other, is far from easy to understand.
The article tries to give an introductry overview, while
especially taking into account the activities of the European Community.
In doing so, the main focus lies on question of the management of
radio frequencies, whereas the so called "earth segment" is mainly
left aside.
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3. |
Koenig / Neumann, Internet-Protokoll-Adressen als "Nummern" im Sinne des Telekommunikationsrechts?, K & R 1999, at p. 145.
(short [2])
When the German Telecommunications Act (TKG) entered into force on 1 August 1996, the "Internet" had already started booming.
Nonetheless - and in contrast to the adoption of the German Law on Information and Communications Services (IuKDG) in 1997 - it
was neither mentioned in the text of the law nor in its reasons. With regard to the character of Internet addresses as
"scarce resources", the question arises whether the numbering regime of para. 43 TKG is applicable to the Internet.
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2. |
Helmke / Müller / Neumann, Internet-Telephony between TKG, IuKDG and the states treaty covering media services, IJCLP 1/1998 WebDoc. 22.
(short [1])
By the introduction of the Internet telephony, a new service has been established that is not only characterised by the classical attributes of Internet services, but also
by those of ordinary telephony. That is why it is necessary to evaluate Internet telephony regarding the German multimedia law.
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1. |
Helmke / Müller / Neumann, Internet-Telefonie zwischen TKG, IuKDG und Mediendienste-Staatsvertrag, JurPC-WebDok. 93/1998.
(short [0])
The article deals with the question whether internet telephony
only falls under the German telecommunications act (TKG) or whether
provisions of the German Law on Information and Communications Services (IuKDG)
or the States Treaty Covering Media Services (MDStV) are applicable as well.
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- Articles in books -
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18. |
Neumann, Das Recht auf telekommunikative Grundversorgung - Endlich schnelles Internet für alle?, in: Baumgärtel / Kiparski (Hrsg.), DGRI Jahrbuch 2021/2022, Köln 2023, at p. 207.
(more [130]) |
17. |
Neumann / Wilhelm, Rechtliche Aspekte digitaler Bezahlformen, in: Lempp / Pitz / Sickmann (eds.), Die Zukunft des Bargelds, Heidelberg 2018, at p. 113.
(short [111])
n. a.
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16. |
Neumann, Exkurs: Sondernutzungen im Postsektor, in: Groebel / Katzschmann / Koenig / Lemberg (Hrsg.), Postrecht, Frankfurt am Main, 2014, at p. 253.
(short [85])
n. a.
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15. |
Busch / Neumann, Internationales Telekommunikationsrecht, in: Schwarz / Peschel-Mehner (eds.), Recht im Internet, 33th Supplement Set 2012, Chapter 14-G 2.
(short [71])
n. a.
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14. |
Neumann, Grundzüge des Telekommunikationsrechts, in: Schwarz / Peschel-Mehner (eds.), Recht im Internet, 18th Supplement Set 2008, Chapter 14-G 1.
(short [64])
n. a.
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13. |
Neumann, Rechtliche Chancen und Risiken des "Trusted Computing", in: Pohlmann / Reimer (eds.), Trusted Computing, Wiesbaden 2008, at p. 221.
(short [62])
n. a.
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12. |
Dahlke / Neumann, Der Aufbau des Wettbewerbs aus Sicht der Telekommunikationswirtschaft, in: Hoeren (ed.), Handbuch Wegerechte und Telekommunikation, 2007, at p. 447.
(short [60])
n. a.
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11. |
Neumann, Entgeltregulierung - ein Vergleich zwischen Strom, Gas und Eisenbahn, in: Ronellenfitsch / Schweinsberg (eds.), Aktuelle Probleme des Eisenbahnrechts XI, Hamburg 2006, at p. 155.
(short [59])
n. a.
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10. |
Neumann, Entwicklung einer IT-Sicherheitsarchitektur im Wege koordinativer Standardisierung, in: Taeger / Wiebe (eds.), Mobilität - Telematik - Recht, Cologne 2005, at p. 187.
(short [51])
Security of information technology has become more and more subject to
(governmental) regulation and private regulation. System integrity is an
important aspect with increasing relevance in mobile environments as well.
The article uses the example of "trusted computing" to show the possibilities
and limitations of coordinative standard-setting as a means of private
regulation with the goal of improving system integrity that lies
both in the commercial interest privat companies as well as in the general interest.
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9. |
Neumann, Quelloffene Software auf Ebene der Europäischen Gemeinschaft, in: Lutterbeck / Gehring / Bärwolff (eds.), Open Source Jahrbuch 2005, Berlin 2005, at p. 221.
(short [47])
Software always has been a resource which was hardly bound to national frontiers;
consequently, there have been rather few possibilities for the individual countries
to influence the developments on this sector. Therefore, the goals and initiatives of
inter- and supranationals organisations like especially the European Community (EC)
are especially important for the relevant markets and actors. The article shows how
the EC currently - at the moment rather fragmentarily - addresses open source software.
This is done by refering to interoperability measures and the directive on the
patentability of computer-implemented inventions (software patents) on the background
of the primary law of the EC.
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8. |
Koenig / Neumann, Wettbewerbsrechtliche Aspekte vertrauenswürdiger Systemumgebungen, in: Koenig / Neumann / Katzschmann (eds.), Trusted Computing, Heidelberg 2004, at p. 100.
(short [40])
The cooperation of leading companies from the hardware and software industry within the
Trusted Computing Platform Alliance and now also within the Trusted Computing Group
is of utmost interest for competition law as the guard of workable markets and free competition.
Equally, the announced development of a trustworthy operating system can become subject
to a competition law analysis if it is developed by a dominant undertaking. On the basis
of an introduction to the technical and economic background of trusted computing which is especially
focussed on the impacts on competition, the article explains the competition law framework, which
will have to be taken into account when this new technology is introduced into the market.
Reviews:
Wobst, in: iX 9/2004, 131
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Koenig / Loetz / Neumann, Innovation im Spannungsverhältnis von Markt und Regulierung, in: Klumpp / Kubicek / Roßnagel (eds.), next generation information society?, Mössingen-Talheim 2003, at p. 403.
(short [37])
While innovation requires freedom, regulation arranges spheres of freedeom. The article
deals with this potential area of tension and discusses different approaches on how to
influence the process of innovation by means of regulation. This includes an approach of
a proactive regulation of innovation, the general competition law as an approach that
mostly takes influence on an ex post basis, and sector-specific regulation with the
regulation in the field of telecommunications as a practical example.
Reprint:telekom praxis (3) 2004, at p. 22
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6. |
Koenig / Neumann, Satellite Communications, in: Koenig / Bartosch / Braun (eds.), EC Competition and Telecommunications Law, The Hague / London / New York 2002, at p. 713.
(short [21])
Nicht nur die Verwaltung knapper und endlicher Güter muss in einem breiteren Kontext
gesehen werden. Dasselbe gilt für regulatorische Maßnahmen, welche die
Entwicklung und Implementierung von Telekommunikationsstandards betreffen.
Informationstechnologiestandards, einschließlich Telekommunikationsstandards, haben in den
letzten zwanzig Jahren erheblich an Bedeutung gewonnen. Einerseits sind internationale
Standards für die internationale Telekommunikation erforderlich, um nicht zu sagen grundlegend.
Andererseits ist die Standardisierung eine sehr komplexe Aufgabe, da Standards
wettbewerbsbeschränkende Auswirkungen haben können: sie können Innovationen behindern,
ein bestimmtes Stadium der technischen Entwicklung festschreiben und Marktteilnehmer
vom Wettbewerb ausschließen. Darüber hinaus können Standards sogar erst in der Zukunft
entstehende Märkte antizipieren und vorformen. Aus all diesen Gründen sind Telekommunikationsstandards
auch für den Binnenmarkt der Europäischen Gemeinschaft von großer Bedeutung. Nach einer
kurzen Einführung in die Theorie und die ökonomische Relevanz von Standards wird in
diesem Beitrag der europäische Rahmen zur Regulierung der Standardisierung im Telekommunikationsbereich
detailliert beschrieben.
Reviews:
Klotz, in: E. C. L. R. 2003, 93;
Kurth, in: K&R 2003, 75;
Holznagel, in: MMR 3/2003, XXVII;
Schuster, in: CR 2003, 464;
Gramlich, in: TKMR 2003, 386;
Tschentscher / Sommer, in: ZUM 2003, 512;
Holznagel, in: WuW 2003, 1050;
Sauter, in: C. T. L. R. 2003, 210
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Neumann, The European Regulatory Framework for Standardisation in the Telecommunications Sector, in: Koenig / Bartosch / Braun (eds.), EC Competition and Telecommunications Law, The Hague / London / New York 2002, at p. 617.
(short [20])
Not only the administration of scarce and finite resources
has to be seen in a broader context. The same applies to regulatory measures
concerning the elaboration and implementation of telecommunications standards. Information
technology standards, including telecommunications standards,
have become an area of fast growing interest over the past twenty years.
On the one hand, international standards are necessary, not to say essential for international
telecommunications. On the other hand, standardisation is a rather complex matter because
standards may have restrictive effects on competition: they may hinder innovation, freeze
a partiular stage of technological development, and block market participants from competition.
Moreover, standards might even anticipate and determine markets that will only develop
in the future. As a consequence, telecommunications standards play a very important
role for the European Community single market as well. Following a brief introduction
to the theory and the economics of standards, the European regulatory framework for
standardisation in the telecommunications setor is disussed in detail.
Reviews:
Klotz, in: E. C. L. R. 2003, 93;
Kurth, in: K&R 2003, 75;
Holznagel, in: MMR 3/2003, XXVII;
Schuster, in: CR 2003, 464;
Gramlich, in: TKMR 2003, 386;
Tschentscher / Sommer, in: ZUM 2003, 512;
Holznagel, in: WuW 2003, 1050;
Sauter, in: C. T. L. R. 2003, 210
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Koenig / Neumann, The European Regulatory Framework for the Administration of Scarce and Finite Resources, in: Koenig / Bartosch / Braun (eds.), EC Competition and Telecommunications Law, The Hague / London / New York 2002, at p. 511.
(short [19])
The regulation of most special sectors, i. e. satellite communications, Universal Mobile
Telecommunications System (UMTS) or Internet services to name the most obvious cases, has
to be seen in the context of global regulations, dependencies, and institutions and cannot be
understood without the knowledge of this framework. This applies especially to the
administration of scarce and finite resources, particularly frequencies and numbers, addresses,
and names. Therefore, the article first gives a short overview of these essential
technicological keywords as an introduction to the European regulatory framework for the
administration of scarce and finite resources. Subsequently, the article describes the
regulatory framework in detail.
Reviews:
Klotz, in: E. C. L. R. 2003, 93;
Kurth, in: K&R 2003, 75;
Holznagel, in: MMR 3/2003, XXVII;
Schuster, in: CR 2003, 464;
Gramlich, in: TKMR 2003, 386;
Tschentscher / Sommer, in: ZUM 2003, 512;
Holznagel, in: WuW 2003, 1050;
Sauter, in: C. T. L. R. 2003, 210
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Koenig / Neumann / Koch, Authorisations, in: Koenig / Bartosch / Braun (eds.), EC Competition and Telecommunications Law, The Hague / London / New York 2002, at p. 441.
(short [18])
Authorisations are a key concept of the regulation of the telecommunications sector
at the Community level. The article describes the provisions of the old regulatory
framework as well as the fundamental consequences of the new Authorisation Directive.
Reviews:
Klotz, in: E. C. L. R. 2003, 93;
Kurth, in: K&R 2003, 75;
Holznagel, in: MMR 3/2003, XXVII;
Schuster, in: CR 2003, 464;
Gramlich, in: TKMR 2003, 386;
Tschentscher / Sommer, in: ZUM 2003, 512;
Holznagel, in: WuW 2003, 1050;
Sauter, in: C. T. L. R. 2003, 210
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Koch / Neumann, Fundamente des deutschen Rechts - zum Verhältnis von Art. 22 GG und § 123 StGB , in: Koch / Neumann (eds.), FS-Celsen, Münster 2001, at p. 101.
(short [15])
The article deals with the similarities between Article 22 Grundgesetz, the
main provision of the German constitution, and Paragraph 123 StGB, its
counterpart in the area of the German criminal law. A new dogmatical approach
is developed as a result of this study, which draws a connection between the
administrative law and the criminal law and harmonises both fields.
Reviews:
Hartmann, in: alexander-hartmann.de
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Koch / Neumann, Die Wahrheit über Art. 22 GG, in: Koch / Neumann (eds.), FS-Celsen, Münster 2001, at p. 201.
(short [14])
Article 22 of the German constitution, the Grundgesetz, often is ignored by
legal writers. The article explains the important role this provision plays within
the Grundgesetz.
Reviews:
Hartmann, in: alexander-hartmann.de
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- Commentaries on decisions -
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3. |
Neumann, Anmerkung zum Urteil des EuGH vom 20.12.2017, N&R 2018, at p. 111.
(short [106])
n. a.
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2. |
Kühling / Neumann, Anmerkung zum Urteil des AG Darmstadt vom 30.06.2005, K&R 2005, at p. 478.
(short [52])
The commentary deals with a judgement of the lower court of Darmstadt
which had to decide on the question whether the law of data protection
in the field of telecommunications allows the provider to record IP addresses and
other traffic data within a flatrate.
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1. |
Neumann, Anmerkung zum Urteil des AG Stuttgart vom 07.10.2004, CR 2005, at p. 70.
(short [46])
The commentary deals with a judgement of the lower court of Stuttgart
where a civil rights activist was convicted for setting hyperlinks on
criminal content. The commentary claims that the informatory and
satirical context of the hyperlinks had to be taken into account.
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Neumann, Neue Hoffnung für ein Netzwirtschaftsregulierungsgesetz?, N&R 2021, at p. 193.
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Neumann, Wettbewerb im Postbereich: auferstanden aus Ruinen und der Zukunft zugewandt?, N&R 2012, at p. 249.
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Dahlke / Neumann, Regulatorischer Jugendwahn? – zur Behandlung "neuer Märkte" im Telekommunikationsrecht, MMR 6/2006, at p. XXII.
(short [58])
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Reprint:VATM-Jahrbuch 2006, at p. 68 |
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Koenig / Neumann, Der Arbeitsentwurf zur Novellierung des TKG und die regulatorischen Herausforderungen des Internet-Zeitalters, K & R 2003, at p. 217.
(short [31])
The current German Telecommunications Act (TKG) is designed to cope
with the traditional markets for telecommunications. However, it
is only partially ready for the regulatory challenges of the
Internet markets. On February, 2nd, 2003,
the department VII of the Federal Ministry for Economics and Labour
has presented a first working draft for the reform of the TKG.
The article deals with the question, to what degree the draft
eliminates the deficits of the current telecommunications law with
regard to the Internet markets.
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Neumann, Kühling, Jürgen/Otte, Karsten (Hrsg.): AEG/ERegG - Allgemeines Eisenbahngesetz Eisenbahnregulierungsgesetz, München: C. H. Beck, 2020, 1751 S., geb., 349,00 Euro, N&R 2020, at p. 282.
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Neumann, Kment, Martin (Hrsg.): Energiewirtschaftsgesetz, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2. A., 2019, 1 390 S., geb., 228,00 Euro, N&R 2020, at p. 242.
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Neumann, Weyer, Hartmut: Energienetze, EEG und Energiewende – 50 Jahre Institut für deutsches und internationales Berg- und Energierecht der TU Clausthal, Veröffentlichungen zum deutschen und europäischen Energierecht, Bd.178, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2014, 134 S., brosch., 34,00 Euro, N&R 2019, at p. 38.
(short [113])
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Neumann, Staebe, Erik (Hrsg.): Eisenbahnregulierungsgesetz (ERegG), München: Verlag C. H. Beck, 2018, 562 S., geb., 129,00 Euro, N&R 2018, at p. 104.
(short [108])
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Neumann, Bary, Tarek-Leander: Kommunaler Netzausbau in der Telekommunikation - Nationale und europäische Rahmenbedingungen für den Infrastrukturausbau, Schriften zum Bau- und Vergaberecht, Bd. 19, Hamburg: Verlag Dr. Kovac, 2014, 468 S., brosch., 129,80 Euro, N&R 2018, at p. 102.
(short [107])
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Neumann, Baur, Jürgen F./Salje, Peter/Schmidt-Preuß, Matthias (Hrsg.): Regulierung in der Energiewirtschaft - Ein Praxishandbuch, Köln: Carl Heymanns Verlag, 2. A., 2016, 1 844 S., geb., 249,00 Euro, N&R 2016, at p. 113.
(short [100])
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Neumann, Arndt, Hans-Wolfgang/Fetzer, Thomas/Scherer, Joachim/Graulich, Kurt (Hrsg.): TKG - Telekommunikationsgesetz, Kommentar, Berlin: Erich Schmidt Verlag, 2. A., 2015, 2 704 S., geb., 284,00 Euro, N&R 2016, at p. 18.
(short [99])
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Neumann, Heise, Elisabeth, Die Deutsche Bahn AG zwischen Wirtschaftlichkeit und Gemeinwohlverantwortung - Eine Untersuchung des Art. 87e GG und der besonderen Bedeutung der Eigentümerstellung des Bundes, Studien zum Gesellschaftsrecht, Bd. 2, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2013, 434 S., brosch., 99,00 Euro, N&R 2015, at p. 291.
(short [98])
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Neumann, Klindt, Thomas (Hrsg.), Produktsicherheitsgesetz - ProdSG. Kommentar. 2. Auflage (Gelbe Erläuterungsbücher). - München, Beck 2015. XXVII, 938 S., geb. Euro 125,-. ISBN: 978-3-406-63687-5, NVwZ 2015, at p. 877.
(short [96])
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Neumann, Kment, Martin (Hrsg.): Energiewirtschaftsgesetz, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2015, 1 187 S., geb., 198,00 Euro, N&R 2015, at p. 160.
(short [95])
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Neumann, Hermes, Georg/Sellner, Dieter (Hrsg.): Beck'scher AEG-Kommentar, 2. A., München: Verlag C. H. Beck, 2014, 1 306 S., geb., 239,00 Euro, N&R 2015, at p. 106.
(short [94])
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Neumann, Scholtka, Boris/Brucker, Guido: Entgeltregulierung der Energienetze - Eine Bestandsaufnahme anhand der Rechtsprechung, Berlin: Erich Schmidt Verlag, 2013, 137 S., brosch., 28,00 Euro, N&R 2015, at p. 33.
(short [93])
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Neumann, Ludwigs, Markus: Unternehmensbezogene Effizienzanforderungen im Öffentlichen Recht - Unternehmenseffizienz als neue Rechtskategorie, Das Öffentliche Recht, Habilitationen, Bd.1, Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, 2013, 674 S., geb., 98,90 Euro, N&R 2015, at p. 33.
(short [92])
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Neumann, De Witt, Siegfried/Scheuten, Frank-Jochen: NABEG - Netzausbaubeschleunigungsgesetz Übertragungsnetz mit Energieleitungsausbaugesetz (EnLAG) - Kommentar, München: Verlag C.H. Beck, 2013, 654 S., geb., 129,00 Euro, N&R 2014, at p. 240.
(short [88])
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Neumann, Koleva, Raliza: Die Preismissbrauchskontrolle nach § 29 GWB, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2013, 414 S., brosch., 108,00 Euro, N&R 2014, at p. 103.
(short [86])
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Neumann, Boesche, Katharina Vera/Franz, Oliver/Fest, Claus/Gaul, Armin Joachim (Hrsg.): Berliner Handbuch zur Elektromobilität, München: Verlag C. H. Beck, 2013, 540 S., geb., 149,00 Euro, N&R 2014, at p. 37.
(short [84])
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Neumann, Mitto, Lutz: Energierecht, Kompass Recht, Stuttgart: Verlag W. Kohlhammer, 2013, 160 S., geb., 19,90 Euro, N&R 2014, at p. 35.
(short [83])
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Neumann, Spindler, Gerald / Schmitz, Peter / Geis, Ivo: TDG - Teledienstegesetz, Teledienstedatenschutzgesetz, Signaturgesetz, C. H. Beck, München 2004, CR 2005, at p. R44.
(short [48])
Review of the legal commentary of the German Law on Teleservies, the German Law on
Data Protection within Teleservices, and the German Law on (Electronic) Signatures which
was published as part of the so-called "yellow series" at C. H. Beck
and which is not only just another legal commentary in the field of telemedia law from
this publishing house, but sets a new standard in this field.
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Neumann, Klindt, Thomas: Produktsicherheitsgesetz (ProdSG), C. H. Beck, München 2001, NVwZ 2003, at p. 1359.
(short [36])
Review of the legal commentary of the German Product Safety Code which
was published as part of the so-called "yellow series" at C. H. Beck
and which is of utmost use both for the practicing lawyer
and the legal writer.
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Neumann, Mayer, Patrick G.: Das Internet im öffentlichen Recht - unter Berücksichtigung europarechtlicher und völkerrechtlicher Vorgaben, Tübinger Schriften zum Staats- und Verwaltungsrecht, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1999, K & R 2000, issue 10, at p. VI.
(short [7])
Review of the pioneering doctoral thesis of Dr. Patrick Mayer,
in which he dealt with the regulatory framework for internet communications
already at an early stage of the commercial success of the internet.
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Neumann, Postporto war zu hoch - BVerwG bewilligt Rechtsschutz, Legal Tribune Online on 6th of August 2015.
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Koenig / Neumann, "Trusted Computing"-Initiative und Wettbewerbsrecht - ... und raus bist du, iX 11/2003, at p. 107.
(short [33])
From the perspective of competition law, the article explains the
implications of trusted computing platforms, which
were or are specified by the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA) and
the Trusted Computing Group (TCG), and of the trustworthy operating system (NGSCB),
which is developed by Microsoft.
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Koenig / Neumann, Flexibel interpretieren, Financial Times Deutschland, October 21th, 2002, at p. 31.
(short [22])
The article deals with the regulatory options that may help
to improve the competition in the UMTS market.
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Neumann / Celsen, Computer - dein Freund und Helfer, Xcentric 2000, issue 1, at p. 18.
(short [3])
The article describes the increasing degree of integration of
the computer into people's everyday life in the era of the Internet
and the DVD.
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