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UNE	University of New England (Biddeford, Maine)
UNE	Universidad Nacional de Educación (Spanish: National University of Education; Peru)
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UNE	Uniao Nacional dos Estudantes (Brazil)
UNE	Ubuntu Netbook Edition (Ubuntu Foundation)
UNE	Unidad Nacional de la Esperanza (Spanish)
UNE	Unmanaged Network Element
UNE	Unified Network Elements
UNE	Unbundled Network Elements
UNE	User Navigation Error
UNE	Unbundled Network Element
UNE	Universidad del Este
UNE	UniStar Nuclear Energy (Baltimore, MD)
UNE	Unnilennium (chemistry; synthetic element of periodic table)
UNE	Una Norma Española
UNE	Unión Nacional de Empleados (Spanish: National Union of Employees, Nicaragua)
UNE	Underground Nuclear Explosion
UNE	Unexpected Network Error
UNE	Unificación Nacional de Equicratico (National Equicratic Unification; Guatemalan political party)

References in periodicals archive

unbundled network elements available to competitors at regulated rates.

Lessons learned from the U.S. unbundling experience

James Taylor and I estimated that that unbundled network element platform regulation transferred approximately $3.1 billion from incumbent phone companies to competitors in 2003.

Costs and consequences: despite reforms, telecom regulations are still costing consumers billions of dollars

Competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) that operate as resellers via unbundled network element platforms (UNE-P) may find themselves "transitioned" off their incumbents' networks in a few years.

Strategies & successes: an update on the CLEC market

* All incumbents were required to sell unbundled network elements (such as rights to use the copper local loop or access to central office equipment) to entrants; the FCC and state utilities commissions would set the pricing methodology for unbundled network elements.

Boom and bust in telecommunications

the prices for interconnection and access to unbundled network elements

Toward a unified theory of access to local telephone networks

the generally lower levels of unbundled network element (LINE) rates

Are regulators forward-looking? The market price of copper versus the regulated price of mandatory access to unbundled local loops in telecommunications networks

Inter alia, the FCC's authority to promulgate nation-wide rules, its standard to assess impairment and its guidelines for unbundled network element pricing were contested.

Unbundling policy in the United States: players, outcomes and effects (*)

consumers by mandating low unbundled network element prices, regulators

Costs and consequences of federal telecommunications regulations

Three important obligations include the following: First, ILECs have a duty to enable competitors to interconnect with the ILECs network, for the transmission and routing of exchange service and exchange access, at any technically feasible point within the network.(13) These services must be offered at rates, terms, and conditions that are just, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory.(14) Second, ILECs must provide unbundled network elements (UNEs) to competitors at any technically feasible point within the network.

Who's taking whom: some comments and evidence on the constitutionality of TELRIC

Russell's professional experience includes serving as CEO and acting chief legal officer of the Competitive Telecommunications Association, which is the largest association representing competitive facilities-based carriers, providers using unbundled network elements, global integrated communications companies, and their supplier partners.

H. Russell Frisby, Jr., Partner, Stinson Morrison Hecker LLP to Speak at Knowledge Congress' Live Webcast

This is known as the UNE (unbundled network elements) approach (BARANES & BOURREAU, 2007; DIPPON & WARE, 2010; GABELMANN, 2001; OECD, 2003; SUTHERLAND, 2007).

Beyond net neutrality: end-user sovereignty