Internet Traffic Tax: Why Telcos Should Tell EU Lawmakers What They Tell Their Investors
European telecom operators claim that growth in internet traffic has created a situation in which they are unable to make […]
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Billions of users, $5.6 trillion in global economic impact
This is part of a series of posts on the impact of Rich Interaction Applications (RIAs). Applications such as iMessage, […]
The European Commission’s Telecoms Proposals: More Fragmentation, Less Choice, Lower Speeds?
At this week’s ‘State of the Union’ address in Strasbourg, President Juncker is expected to try to re-inject energy and […]
Next generation communications & the level playing field – what should be done?
Next generation communications apps have taken off globally, and readers of this blog are likely to be familiar with apps […]
Ofcom Digital Communications Review: Wading Knee-Deep Into European Politics
While the European Commission is keeping its thoughts to itself ahead of a much-anticipated review of European telecoms rules, Ofcom, […]
Over-the-top: let’s not kill the goose that laid the golden egg
The European Commission would like to see a more digital Europe and more telecoms network investment, but the term “level […]
The Layered Playing Field
Recently Politico reported on Deutsche Telekom CEO Timotheus Hottges calling for “free competition” while reporting the company’s strong financial results, […]
The New EU Trade Strategy Should Break Down Telecoms Access Barriers
The European Commission is set to present its new Trade Strategy this autumn and the removal of digital trade barriers […]
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