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Copyright @ 2008 FMMC / ITU AJ

October 13October 13thth, 2008 , 2008

in Parisin Paris

ARITOMI Kan’ichiroARITOMI Kan’ichiro

Toward Ultra-Broadband Toward Ultra-Broadband ～～ Broadband Ubiquitous Policy in JapanBroadband Ubiquitous Policy in Japan ～～

Toward Ultra-Broadband Toward Ultra-Broadband ～～ Broadband Ubiquitous Policy in JapanBroadband Ubiquitous Policy in Japan ～～

Former Vice Minister for Policy Coordination, Former Vice Minister for Policy Coordination,

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan (MIC) Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan (MIC)

President, Foundation for Multimedia Communications (FMMC)President, Foundation for Multimedia Communications (FMMC)

President, ITU Association of Japan (ITU AJ)President, ITU Association of Japan (ITU AJ)

Multi-Sensory Interaction System

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Although there is no real object, you can see it, touch it, and hear it as if you were interacting with a real 3D object.

Multi-Sensory Interaction System

Multi-Sensory Interaction System (MSenS)Re-creating 3D Images, Sounds, and Touch

Technology

Collision detection between the pen and the virtual object

Data Acquisition and modeling a virtual object

Synthesis of 3D image, sounds and tactile sense in real-time

SOURCE; NICT/ATR

Touch

Sounds 3D Images

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Multi-Sensory Interaction System ； Future Applications

SOURCE; NICT/ATR

Cultural and Scientific Education

Medical Training

High-Quality Product Design

Net Shopping with Multiple Senses



CONTENTCONTENT

ⅠⅠ　　 Ultra-BroadbandUltra-Broadband

Ⅱ　　Ⅱ　　Advancement　of　the　Information　and　Advancement　of　the　Information　and　Communication　Communication　　　　　　　　　　　 infrastructureinfrastructure

Ⅲ　　Ⅲ　　Competition　PoliciesCompetition　Policies 　　 and　Investment　and　Investment　IncentivesIncentives

ⅣⅣ 　　 Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　““Ultra-broadbandUltra-broadband””

　　　　


ⅠⅠ　　 Ultra-BroadbandUltra-Broadband

～～ Broadband　UbiquitousBroadband　Ubiquitous 　　SocietySociety ～～

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Analog　　　　　　　　　　　　DigitalAnalog　　　　　　　　　　　　Digital

　 Telephony 　

InternetBroadbandMobileWireless

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Fixed Telephone

Fixed Telephone

Mobile PhoneMobile Phone

3G Mobile ，４ G3G Mobile ，４ GWireless LANWireless LAN

ＷＩＭＡＸＷＩＭＡＸ

Optical FiberOptical Fiber

From “Telephony” towards “IBMW”

Digitization of TV Broadcasting

Digitization of Satellite BroadcastingDigitization of Satellite Broadcasting

Digitization of Terrestrial BroadcastingDigitization of Terrestrial Broadcasting

Digitization of CATVDigitization of CATV

Broadband-Ubiquitous InfrastructureBroadband-Ubiquitous Infrastructure


IP network service platformAuthentication, Accounting, Payment,Client Management, Security 　・・・Internet, Intranet, Data center, ＮＷ management 　　　

IP network service platformAuthentication, Accounting, Payment,Client Management, Security 　・・・Internet, Intranet, Data center, ＮＷ management 　　　

Contents ／ Application serviceＥＤＩ , ＣＲＭ , Ｅ -market place 　・・・e-mail, ＩＰ phone, Movie, Music, 　・・・　Shop, Portal, Auction 　・・・　

Contents ／ Application serviceＥＤＩ , ＣＲＭ , Ｅ -market place 　・・・e-mail, ＩＰ phone, Movie, Music, 　・・・　Shop, Portal, Auction 　・・・　

IP Backbone network（ ISP procures from telecommunication carrier. Etc. ）

IP phone networkPublic switched

telephone network

Public　switched　telephone　network

Subscriptiontelephone

ADSL FTTH FWAWireless

ＬＡＮDirect　linetelephone

Dry　copperOptical　fiber

PHS

Regional　IP　networkＰＳＴ

Ｎ Mobilephone

ITS

Terminal

Intelligent home appliance, STB, AV, TV, etc 　Intelligent home appliance, STB, AV, TV, etc 　

Telephone set/FacsimileTelephone set/Facsimile

Video gameVideo game Car navigation, ITSCar navigation, ITS RFIDRFID

Mobile phoneMobile phone PCPC PDAPDA

Person, Shops, Convenience store, Enterprise, School, Government office, Municipality, Robot/Machinery, Foods, Livestock, etc.Person, Shops, Convenience store, Enterprise, School, Government office, Municipality, Robot/Machinery, Foods, Livestock, etc.User

Subject　of　use

Fixed　（ Fixed　line,　Wireless）

Mobile　（Wireless）

Access（ Local）

ＮＷlayer

Interexchange（ Long-distance）

Platformlayer

Contents/Applicationlayer ASP

service

ISPservice

Mobile IP

Ubiquitousenvironment

Broadbandenvironment

ＩＳＰＩＳＰ

ＣＰＡＳＰＣＰ

ＡＳＰThe Internet

The Internet

Structure ofStructure of ICTICT industryindustry


　 INNOVATION　　

COMPETITION 　

INVESTMENT


　　 Ⅱ　　　Ⅱ　　　 Advancement　of　Advancement　of　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 the　Information　and　the　Information　and　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Communication　Communication　infrastructureinfrastructure


2001 　　 2002 　　 2003 　　　 2004 　 2005 　 2006 2007 ～

◆ IT Basic Law

◆IT Strategy Headquarters　 (chaired by Prime-Minister)

Realization of a Self-sustaining ICT

Society

e-Japan Priority Program-2002

(March 2001)


(June 2002)


(August 2003)

ｅーＪａｐａｎ Priority Program-

2004

（ June 2004 ）　

Promoting IT applications（ Seven priority fields ）

Health care, food supplies, households, small business finance, knowledge, employment and industry, government services

e-Japan Strategy(January 2001)

IT　Strategy　in　JapanIT　Strategy　in　Japan

IT New Reform Strategy

(January 2006)

IT New Reform Strategy Policy Package

(April 2007)

u-Japan promotion program of MIC(September 2006)


　　 (( １１ )　　　Advancement　of　Fixed　Line　)　　　Advancement　of　Fixed　Line　NetworksNetworks


Shift　of　network　structure　to　IP　network

MDF MDF

(1) Monopolized by NTT Public Corporation(1) Monopolized by NTT Public Corporation

Subscriber Line Subscriber Line

End　Office（ＥＯ)

End　Office（ＥO）

Toll　Center（ＴＣ）

District　Center（ＤＣ）

Toll　Center（ＴＣ）

District　Center（ＤＣ）

Regional　Center（ＲＣ）

Regional　Center（ＲＣ）Transmission　Network

Public Corporation Network

Group　Center（GC)

MDF

Local　network

MDF

Zone　Center（ZC)

GC

ZC

In addition to NTT, New common

carriers (NCC) such as DDI, JAPAN

TELECOM competitively deployed

(2) Starting up competition(2) Starting up competition

Subscriber Line Subscriber Line

Transmission　Network

ＮＣＣTransmission Networks

Local　network

ＮＴＴnetwork

MDF

ZC

MDF

GCRouter

(3) Starting up DSL services(3) Starting up DSL services

Local Network(NTT East and West)


Subscriber Line Subscriber Line DSL accessDSL access

GC

ZC

Router

Radio access network


PSDN PSDNMSC MSC

Circuit-switched　networks

Internet<best effort>

Transmission　networks

(4) Complete shift to IP telephony(4) Complete shift to IP telephony


Router

NTT

IP Networks

Router RouterRouter


Router Router

NCC NCCNTT

IP IP IP IP



0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

1,600

Current State of Broadband in Japan

WirelessWireless （（ＦＷＡ）ＦＷＡ）　　Subscribers:　13,142　　Number　of　carriers:　29

WirelessWireless （（ＦＷＡ）ＦＷＡ）　　Subscribers:　13,142　　Number　of　carriers:　29

Subscribers 2000. 12 - 2008.Subscribers 2000. 12 - 2008. 　　 66(Unit: 10 Thousand)

Source: MIC

FTTHFTTHSubscribers: 13,082, 699Number of carriers: 170

DSLDSLSubscribers: 12,289,972Number of carriers: 48

Cable InternetCable Internet Subscribers: 3,956,096

Number of carriers: 385


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Network Evolution to NGN(the Next Generation Network)

Internet

PSTN

Internet

　【 Facilities 】・ ADSL, Wireless LAN ・ router, server

ManagedNetworks

Best EffortNetworks

Mobile　【 Facilities 】・ handset ・ BTS

2006 2010 ?

　【 Facilities 】・ metal line ・ circuit switch

CATV

Wireless Network

Mobile

　【 Facilities 】・ handset ・ BTS ・ IP-based core network

N G N

　【 Facilities 】・ FTTH ・ high-speed &

high-capacity router ・ video delivery ・ application

servers including authentication platform


NGN Network Services (from March 31, 2008)

Service category

VPN

Optical IP telephone/videophone

Optical broadband

Network services for contents delivery

Ethernet service

ServicesService brand

FLET'S Hikari Next

Hikari Denwa / Hikari Denwa

Office Type

Business Ethernet Wide

FLET'S VPN Gate/Wide

Under review

FLET'S Cast

Services for digital terrestrial TV IP

retransmitting companies

Besteffort

QoS

QoS

Consumer (Max 100Mbps)Consumer (Max 100Mbps)

Business (Max approx. 1Gbps) (under review)Business (Max approx. 1Gbps) (under review)

Under reviewUnder review

Center-end type, CUG Type/Center-end typeCenter-end type, CUG Type/Center-end type

Voice: Standard and High quality(7kHz)Voice: Standard and High quality(7kHz)

Videophone (Standard, SD-equivalent, Hi-definition (under review))Videophone (Standard, SD-equivalent, Hi-definition (under review))

Unicast function Unicast function

Services for digital terrestrial TV IP retransmitting companiesServices for digital terrestrial TV IP retransmitting companies

Besteffort Unicast / MulticastUnicast / Multicast

Wide-area Ethernet (intra-prefecture/inter-prefecture)Wide-area Ethernet (intra-prefecture/inter-prefecture)

New

New

New

New

New

Source: NTT


Communication

PC

IPTVHigh-definition Video delivery

×

- IP retransmission of digital terrestrial TV broadcasting- Multi-channel broadcasting- Video On Demand

Digital terrestrial TV broadcasting

CS

Optical fiber IP telephone

Video DeliveryCenter

Stations

IPTV Service

Source: NTT


　　 (( ２２ )　　　Advancement　of　Mobile　)　　　Advancement　of　Mobile　NetworksNetworks


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

'90/3

'91/3

'92/3

'93/3

'94/3

'95/3

'96/3

'97/3

'98/3

'99/3

'00/3

'01/3

'02/3

'03/3

'04/3

'05/3

'05/9

'06/3

'06/9

'07/3

'07/9

'07/1

2'08

/3

Current State of Mobile Telephony in Japan

Mobile Telephony(Cellular+PHS)

Fixed Telephone Subs Including ISDN)

Broadband Subs (DSL+CATV+FTTH+Wireless)

ＩＰ Telephony

Subscribers　1990.　3　-　2008.　3　Subscribers　1990.　3　-　2008.　3　(Unit: 10 Thousand)

2000. 3Cellular exceeded Fixed

10,73410,734

5,1235,123

2,8752,875

1,7541,754

Source: MIC


Non-InternetMobile13.6%

IMT-200085.8%

2G MobileInternetAccess

0.6%

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

1998

.3

1999

.3

2000

.3

2001

.3

2002

.3

2003

.3

2004

.3

2005

.3

2006

.3

2007

.3

2008

.3

Current State of 3G in Japan

2001　IMT-2000　service　launch

2001　IMT-2000　service　launch

2G Mobile Internet Access

IMT-2000

Subscribers　　　1998.　3　-　　2008.　3Subscribers　　　1998.　3　-　　2008.　3 Ratio　of　IMT-2000　　as　of　March　2008Ratio　of　IMT-2000　　as　of　March　2008

IMT-2000IMT-200085.8%85.8%

(Unit: 10 Thousand)

Source: MIC


New Mobile and Wireless Broadband Technology

Next Generation

PHS

4G

WiMAX - WiMAX Mobile

- WiMAX Fix

LTE, Super 3G


　　 (( ３３ )　　　Advancement　of　)　　　Advancement　of　BroadcastingBroadcasting


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

State of Terrestrial Digital Broadcasting in Japan

BeijingOlympic

World Cup(Germany)

Target Number of Receivable Households

22 million

Target for Householdswith receivers:

22 millionas of March, 2008

Actual Number of Receivable Households

22 million

Actual Number for households with

receivers:

22 million22 millionas of March, 2008(coverage 44%)

Target　for　Terrestrial　Digital　Broadcasting　Receivable　Households　(　Roadmap)Target　for　Terrestrial　Digital　Broadcasting　Receivable　Households　(　Roadmap)

Target Number of Receivable Households

22 million

Target for Households

with receivers:

50 millionas of 24 July,

2011

Source: MIC


System of Mobile TV in Japan

One-segment　(One-Seg)　Terrestrial　Digital　Broadcasting　One-segment　(One-Seg)　Terrestrial　Digital　Broadcasting　

Mobile Terminals withMobile Terminals withone-segment terrestrial digital broadcasting tuners:

28.8 million28.8 million ( as of March, 2008)

Programs to be received by

mobile phone

Hi-Vision Programs to be received by

fixed terminals

Terrestrial digital broadcasting divides each channel into 13 segments,through which it transmits video, audio and data signals.

Data segment

Data transmitted

ReceiversFixed reception bysuch equipment as stationary receivers

Mobile reception byequipment such as terminals combinedwith mobile phone

Source: MIC


(( ４４ )　)　　　 Convergence　Convergence　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　of　Communicationsof　Communications　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 andand　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　BroadcastingBroadcasting

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

①　 FMC

~fixed-mobile convergence~

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　　“FMC”　(fixed-mobile　convergence)

WiMAXWiMAX

Wi-FiWi-Fi

3G/4G Mobile3G/4G Mobile

FTTHFTTH

ADSLADSL

PSTNPSTN

Wireless FixedWireless Fixed

Seamless SwitchingSeamless Switching

②Triple play ／ Quatro play



Service TelephoneTelephone Internet accessInternet access Video distribution Basic charge for three services Basic charge for three services combined*combined*

Plala Optic Triple Pack(Plala Networks)

Free between Plala Phone for FLET’S usersDomestic: ¥8.4 for 3 min

(Plala Networks)

Maximum speed 100 Mbps

(Plala Networks)

Multi-channel broadcasting (more than 50 channels), VOD (4-5,000 titles)

(Online TV/4th MEDIA)

¥9,849 (detached house)¥7,066 (apartment)

FLET’S Hikari Premium**（ NTT West ＋ OCN ＋ On Demand TV ）

(NTT West)

Free between . Phone usersDomestic: ¥8.4 for 3 min

(OCN)


(OCN)

Multi-channel broadcasting (21 ch, CS programs)VOD (approx. 3,000 titles)

(I-Cast for multi-channel broadcasting, On-Demand TV for VOD)


KDDI Hikari Plus

(KDDI)

Free between Hikari Plus usersDomestic: ¥8.4 for 3 min

(KDDI)

Maximum speed １ Gbps

(KDDI/DION)

Multi-channel broadcasting (30 ch, CS programs)VOD (approx. 4,500 titles), on-line karaoke

(KDDI)

¥9,555 (detached house)¥7,245 (apartment)(discount rate when taken together with KDDI)

Yahoo BB Hikari TV package

(SoftBank Group)

Free between BB Phone usersDomestic: ¥8.4 for 3 min

(YAHOO BB)


(YAHOO BB)

Multi-channel broadcasting (41 ch, CS programs)VOD (approx. 5,000 titles)

(BB Cable)


J:COM

(J:Com Tokyo)

Local: ¥8.3 for 3 minBetween J:COM Phones: ¥5.3 for 3 min

(J:Com Tokyo)


(J:Com Tokyo)

CATV multi-channel broadcasting (81 ch, terrestrial, BS and CS programs), VOD (approx. 3,500 titles)

(J:Com Tokyo)

¥11,350

* Based on charge for basic multi-channel plan. Service details differ among providers, so direct cost comparison is not possible.

** FLET’S Hikari Premium permits choice of different provider for other services including internet and video.

Triple-Play　Services　in　Japan　（ example） Compiled by MIC based on information provided on operator

websites

Source: MIC


③③ Advanced FMCAdvanced FMC


Advanced FMC

LTE, Super 3G

Next Generation

PHS

Next Generation PHS

4G4G

WiMAX

- WiMAX Mobile

- WiMAX Fix

LTE, Super 3G

FTTHFTTH

FMCFMC ServicesServices

AnywhereAnywhereAnytimeAnytime

SeamlessSeamlessAccessAccess

FTTHFTTH


(( ５５ )　)　　　 Rapid　Increase　of　TrafficRapid　Increase　of　Traffic


55.5

124.6

194.3

261.2

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2002 2003 2004 2005Year

billi

on

Transition to Network Distribution of Video Content

5 tim

es in 4 years

Size　of　Network　Distribution　Video　Content　Market　Size　of　Network　Distribution　Video　Content　Market　

Source: MIC

Trends in ASP/SaaS Business Market (estimated)

Source: ASPIC

Billion Yen

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2012

about about 2000 billion yen2000 billion yen

(estimated)(estimated)by 2012by 2012

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IP Traffic (Downstream )

Top

Bottom

Bandwidth occupancy rate

Bandwidth occupancy rateOthers (web, mail etc.)

Randomly selected day in April 2006Randomly selected day in April 2006

Randomly selected day in November 2005Randomly selected day in November 2005

P2P traffic has a more significant impact on networks than streaming and web surfing. Average P2P occupancy rate increased by 30% at peak level and by 10% at off-peak level over the six-month period.

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0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

90020

04-1

1

200.

5-5

2005

- 11

2006

- 5

2006

- 11

2007

- 5

2007

- 11

(Gbps)

about 2.5 times in only 3 years

Total Amount of IP Traffic in Japan (estimated)Total Amount of IP Traffic in Japan (estimated)

Expansion of Internet Traffic Volume

Source: MIC

812.9 Gbps

323.6 Gbps

New Issues

・ expansion of capacity・ traffic control・ review of fee structure

・ electricity supply


Ⅲ　　Ⅲ　　Competitive　Policies　Competitive　Policies　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 and　Investment　and　Investment　

IncentivesIncentives


(( １１ )　　Dominant　Regulation　in　Japan)　　Dominant　Regulation　in　Japan


All Telecommunication operators are obliged to provide interconnection facilities.

1) Bottleneck Facilities/Essential Facilities　　　　　　　　　 More than 50% of subscriber lines (in each prefecture) .　　　　　　　　 e.g. Copper cable and telephone switch, Optical-fiber cable, OLT etc 2) 　 Obligations 　　　　　　　・　 Open up their subscriber lines and network facilities. 　　　　・　 Unbundling and collocation , 　・　 Setting of interconnection tariffs ,　　・　 Separation of accounts

Dominant 　 Regulatory 　Policy

1 　 General Obligations

2 　 Asymmetrical Regulations on Bottleneck Facilities


Unbundling Regulation for Promoting BroadbandUnbundling Regulation for Promoting Broadband

SP

MDF Telephone

NTT bldg

Local Switch

Equipment of competitive DSL operators

NTT

ＦＴＴＨ

Optical subscriber line (Dark Fiber)

NTT bldg

（ Subscriber’s　residence)

FTM

　

Indoor Equipment

　･ Unbundling and collocation obligation on FTTH’s Essential Facilities 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 for FTTH and ADSL

Unbundling(Subscriber line)

DSLAMSplitter

NCC

Equipment of competitive FTTH operators

Collocation

ＯＬ

Ｔ

ADSL

Metal subscriber line(Dry copper 、 Line sharing)

（ Subscriber’s　residence)

ＯＬＴ

NTT

NCCＲＯＵ

ＴＥＲ

ＲＯＵ

ＴＥＲ

NCC

NTTex. B-FLET’S

ex. Optical-Plus

ex. YahooBB

Telephony


Market Share of Broadband Service Providers

Market Share of Broadband Service Providers

FTTH (as of June 2008)FTTH (as of June 2008) DSL (as of June 2008)DSL (as of June 2008)

NTT EastNTT East

NTT WestNTT West

Electric Electric Power Power

CompaniesCompanies

KDDIKDDI

USENUSENOthersOthers

NTT EastNTT East

NTT WestNTT West

Softbank BBSoftbank BB

Acca Acca NetworksNetworks

OthersOthers

e-Accesse-Access

　　　Share　of　Subscriber Source: MIC


　　　Share　of　Subscriber Source: MIC



（２）　（２）　 Discussions　on　Dominant　Discussions　on　Dominant　RegulationRegulation


New Competition Promotion Program 2010

　　　 (1) Promotion of Facility-Based Competition　　 (2) Review of policies covering Interconnection (3) Review of the Universal Service Obligation, (4) Review of the regulation covering the Dominant Carrier. (5) Network Neutrality (6) Interconnection rules for the NGN era.


Facility　Based　CompetitionFacility　Based　Competition

AO Closure

NTT East/West Bldg

Internal

Splitter

Optical Signal

Transmission Equipment(OLT)

Cabinet

Indoor Equipment

Indoor Equipment

6.7 m For other businesses

6.4 m For other businesses

6.1 m Reserved for NTT use (for cable drops)

5.8 m Reserved for NTT use

5.5 m Reserved for NTT use

Utility Pole Connection Points

1,500 m600 m100 m

7.0 m for electricity safety communication lines

Conduit/Culvert

Feeder Point

Outdoor Splitter

8 branches from 1 strand

Drop Cable Main Cable

To stimulate competition in the access fiber sector;1. Ensuring open access to NTT E ＆ W’s ducts and poles, i.e. grant of “Right of Way”, is necessary, and2. Regulations on conditions and procedures are necessary so that competitors can use them on equal terms with NTT E ＆ W.

Indoor Equipment

Indoor Equipment

～ Last One Mile ～

AO closure

ＮＴＴ E/W bldg.

FTM

splitter OLT

Drop line

Poi-boxIndoor Equipment

Indoor Equipment

splitter

To further promote Facility-based competition in FTTH market, it is important for competitors to be able to deploy drop lines by themselves.In this respect, simplification and acceleration of procedures to use poles and roads are necessary.

･ Facility based competition between fixed broadband and wireless broadband.･ Competitors can easily construct wireless access networks.



ⅣⅣ 　　 Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　Ultra-Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　Ultra-broadbandbroadband

--　in　conclusion----　in　conclusion--


Current Issues in Development of ICT Infrastructure

1) Further advancement of ICT Infrastructure

2) Building bridges across of the digital divide

and realizing digital opportunity for all

3) Development of new applications and businesses

4) Encouragement of movement towards convergence

5) Countermeasures against ‘Dark Side of ICT’

New Competition Promotion Program 2010

Next-Generation Broadband Strategy 2010

Fundamental Restructuring of Legal System for

Communications and Broadcasting (by 2010)

Digitalization of Terrestrial Broadcasting (by 2011)

Review of Regulatory Framework

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Concerning NTT 　

（ 2010 ～）

Reform Program 2010Reform Program 2010


Information and CommunicationsInformation and CommunicationsPolicy BureauPolicy Bureau

Telecommunications BureauTelecommunications Bureau

Postal Services Policy Planning Postal Services Policy Planning BureauBureau

　　　 Reorganization of ICT-Related Bureaus of MIC (2008)

Global ICT Strategy BureauGlobal ICT Strategy Bureau

Information and Communications BureauInformation and Communications Bureau（（ BroadcastingBroadcasting 　　　　　　　　　　　　 andand ContentsContents DistributionDistribution ））Telecommunications BureauTelecommunications Bureau（（ RegulationRegulation toto InfrastructureInfrastructure ）　）　　　


　　　　 Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　““Ultra-Ultra-broadbandbroadband””

　　　　 Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　Policy　Issues　in　the　Age　of　““Ultra-Ultra-broadbandbroadband””

Vision on Information &

Communication Policies

Competition Policy

To Strengthen International

Competitiveness

Issues of the Dark Side

Convergence of Laws

Investment Incentive

Technological Development

Smooth Content

Distribution

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