In January 2014, AT&T introduced sponsored data to the US mobile data market, allowing
content providers (CPs) to subsidize users' cost of mobile data. As sponsored data gains …

This paper studies economic utilities and quality of service (QoS) in a two-sided non-neutral
market where Internet service providers (ISPs) charge content providers (CPs) for the …

Unlike telephone operators, which pay {\em termination fees} to reach the users of another
network, Internet Content Providers (CPs) do not pay the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) of …

Network neutrality and the role of regulation on the Internet have been heavily debated in
recent times. Amongst the various definitions of network neutrality, we focus on the one …

As demand for mobile data increases, end users increasingly need to pay more for
consuming data. Sponsored data is a new pricing model that allows content providers (CPs) …

ICT (for Information and Communication Technology) is omnipresent in our modern society,
and the economy has gone beyond the industrial economy to the Internet and ICT economy …

We propose a pricing model to study the economic incentives for caching and sharing
content in the interconnection of Information-Centric Networks (ICNs). While collaborative …

The network neutrality debate originally stems from the growing traffic asymmetry between
ISPs, questioning the established peering or transit agreements. That tendency is due to …

In this paper, we consider a game between an Internet Service (access) Provider (ISP) and
content provider (CP) on a platform of end-user demand. A price-convex demand-response …

Network neutrality is the topic of a vivid and very sensitive debate, in both the
telecommunication and political worlds, because of its potential impact in everyday life. That …