Universal Service Obligations¶
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2010). Universal Service Obligations. OECD Publishing.
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Mechanisms¶
- Site-Activation Campaign
- Its failure mode is cream-skimming: activating only the profitable, easy sites hits a flattering headline coverage number while the population that most needed access stays stranded — and campaigns that never plan handoff leave activated sites to rot once the team moves on.
This sourceExplains cream skimming as entry focused on profitable users while an incumbent remains responsible for non-commercial universal-service obligations.
- Its failure mode is cream-skimming: activating only the profitable, easy sites hits a flattering headline coverage number while the population that most needed access stays stranded — and campaigns that never plan handoff leave activated sites to rot once the team moves on.
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