Networking / Communication

	Number & Date of Release	Title
	No.181 January 1, 2013	"Reconstruction" Leads to the Creation of "Urban Systems"
	No.180 December 1, 2012	Privacy in Big Data Society — Shifting from the Protection of "Personal Information" to the Protection of "Privacy" —
	No.174 June 1, 2012	India's ICT Industry Is Already at the Utilization Phase with an Emphasis on Mobile Services
	No.170 February 1, 2012	Suggestions for Continuous Cooperation Derived from Cases of Services Supporting People with Limited Access to Shopping Facilities
	No.165 August 1, 2011	China's Initiative for the Internet of Things and Opportunities for Japanese Businesses
	No.164 July 1, 2011	IT When "Generation Y" Becomes the Predominant User Group
	No.142 May 1, 2009	Building the Global Information Society —Bridging the Digital Divide: Trends and Challenges in the International Community—
	No.130 May 1, 2008	New Developments in Marketing to Address Shifting Attitudes of Japanese Consumers
	No.127 April 1, 2008	The Rise of Recommendation-Type Search Engines
	No.126 March 1, 2008	Ubiquitous Networking by "International Symbiosis"
	No.122 Octoer 1, 2007	Virtual Worlds Moving towards the "Multiverse" Era — New Business Outlook Seen in "Second Life" —
	No.119 July 1, 2007	IT-Driven Business Innovation
	No.117 May 1, 2007	Toward the Convergence of Communications and Broadcasting from the Consumer Perspective
	No.113 January 1, 2007	The Long Tail and Lofty Head of Video Content — The Possibilities of "Convergent Broadcasting" —
	No.105 June 1, 2006	Evolving IT Utilization by Enterprises towards 2010
	No.104 May 1, 2006	Next-Generation Ubiquitous Network Strategy — Targeting Living/Urban Space beyond Distribution Supply Chains —
	No.103 April 1, 2006	Pandora's Box Shaking Up the Broadcasting Industry
	No.102 March 1, 2006	IT Road Map toward 2010
	No.97 November 1, 2005	Japan's National IT Strategy and the Ubiquitous Network
	No.91 July 1, 2005	Creating the 20 Trillion-Yen K-tai Industry
	No.89 May 1, 2005	A Perspective for the GDS Network and Collaborative Commerce in Japan
	No.79 August 1, 2004	Ubiquitous Networking: Business Opportunities and Strategic Issues
	No.72 January 1, 2004	Keys to Further Development in Japan's Online Shopping Market
	No.66 July 1, 2003	Establishing the Ubiquitous Network Environment in Japan — From e-Japan to U-Japan —
	No.65 June 1, 2003	Tokyo's Central Role in the Knowledge-Based Economy
	No.64 May 1, 2003	Systems Integration Technology in the Ubiquitous Network Era
	No.63 April 1, 2003	Net Communities in Brand Marketing
	No.55 September 1, 2002	Social Experiments Involving the POSTUB Electronic Post
	No.54 September 1, 2002	Using Ubiquitous Networks to Create New Services Based on the Commercial and Public Infrastructure
	No.44 March 1, 2002	Marketing Strategy in the Era of Ubiquitous Networks
	No.41 January 1, 2002	Worldwide Progress in the Convergence of Telecommunications, Information Technology and Broadcasting:The Tasks Facing Japan
	No.36 November 1, 2001	Consumers and Consumer Industries in the Ubiquitous Network Era
	No.31 August 1, 2001	New Support for Developing Countries Through eODA
	No.30 August 1, 2001	Ubiquitous Networks: The New IT Paradigm
	No.26 May 1, 2001	A Development Scenario for Ubiquitous Networks: Viewed from the Evolution of IT Paradigms
	No.22 February 1, 2001	Cyber Rules: The Rules Governing E-Commerce and the Challenges Facing Japan
	No.20 December 1, 2000	Hastening to Embrace the Internet Revolution in Asia
	No.17 November 1, 2000	Integrating IT into Daily Life: Findings from NRI's Cyber Life Observations Surveys
	No.16 October 1, 2000	Local-Area Intranets and Community Solutions:The CTTH Ryokuen Toshi Experiment
	No.15 October 1, 2000	Socioeconomic Reform and Evolution Through Cybercommunity Solutions
	No.11 August 1, 2000	The Internet Industry in the Chinese-Speaking Areas of East and Southeast Asia
	No.5 May 1, 2000	Creating a Ubiquitous Networking Market: Mobile Phones
	No.4 May 1, 2000	Creating a Ubiquitous Networking Market: Information Appliances
	No.2 April 1, 2000	Ubiquitous Networking: Towards a New Paradigm