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The European telecom regulators reject the Single Market proposal

By innoword on 16 September 2013 • ( 1 Comment )

(See below the Update of October 17, 2013, concerning the final opinion of Berec) Berec, the European agency based in Riga representing the national telecom regulators (such as AGCOM, ARCEP, OFCOM ecc) […]

The future of the Internet (German humour, well done!)

By innoword on 12 September 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The future of the Internet with some humour, only for German speakers (sorry). Thanks to Cristoforo Morandini who alerted me about this great stuff.

The freedom not to have Internet: the European reform of net neutrality

By innoword on 8 September 2013 • ( 10 Comments )

The fundamental paradigm of net neutrality may change soon in Europe. The well-expected Single Market Reform of Commissioner Kroes, due to be announced on September 11, 2013, will likely contain provisions on […]

The concerns about financial stability of incumbents take priority over the regulatory agenda of the European Commission

By innoword on 12 August 2013 • ( 1 Comment )

Neelie Kroes, the European Commissioner for Digital Agenda, appears to be more committed to preserve the financial stability of historical telcos (incumbents) rather than pursuing a consistent and credible regulatory agenda   […]

European Single Market: the honeymoon between Kroes and big telcos is over

By innoword on 30 July 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Background: the European Commission intends to radically reform the regulatory framework for electronic communications services, in order to overcome the current fragmentation (28 countries and respective markets) and create a Single European […]

Net neutrality and competition: the European Commission shakes the European market

By innoword on 11 July 2013 • ( 3 Comments )

The European Commission has started investigations over dominant European ISPs (at least Orange, Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica) in order to verify whether they are abusing of their dominant position in the broadband […]

The end of international roaming, the beginning for the Single Market?

By innoword on 31 May 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Today Commissioner Kroes announced a radical reform of international roaming in the European Union. The Dutsch Commissioner, leading the European Directorate for the Digital Agenda, proposed a plan whereby international roaming tariffs […]

The hands of China over Telecom Italia: how antitrust rules may perturb the deal

By innoword on 15 April 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The envisaged purchase of a controlling stake of Telecom Italia by Chinese investors (Hutchison) is shaking the debate about the future of the Italian telecommunications market, and also raising questions about consequent […]

Liberalization of collecting societies: an accident, not a stop, from the European judges

By innoword on 12 April 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

A kind of accident for the liberalization of the collecting society sector, occurred today in Luxembourg at the European courts, will not however stop the process.  The General Court of the European […]

The ups and down of European telecom regulation

By innoword on 26 March 2013 • ( 1 Comment )

Today Commissioner Kroes announced, via and ad-hoc press conference, the adoption of a well-expected proposal of regulation for the reduction of costs of rollout of broadband high-speed networks. On the same day,  […]

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