In 2011, Chile's Deputy Telecommunications, Jorge Atton, consider adopting different policies regarding the regulation of competition in the online services than previously used for voice telephony. Atton Chile led telecommunications regulator, Subtel. Over the past two decades, Subtel encouraged the emergence of competition in telephone services in parts, making the current phone company to give new industry participants access to their clients. Subtel document was circulated for public consultation a comment that raised the possibility of the introduction of "open access" requirements for providers of broadband Internet access. This case is a dispute open access in Chile. This case can be used with the accompanying note learning (HKS 878). HKS Case Number 1955.0. "Hide
by Jorge Tarzijan Martabit, Jose Gomez-Ibanez 18 pages. Publication Date: January 9, 2012. Prod. #: HKS670-PDF-ENG
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