The company called for a balanced regulatory framework in its response to the Digital Services Act consultation.
French Government makes available a further €240m for full fibre
The Government aims to boost public initiative networks to facilitate full fibre for everyone by 2025.
Bouygues Telecom challenges ‘5G law’ in France
The operator filed an appeal against the law on network equipment security as it seeks the right to obtain compensation for the equipment it needs to replace.
Facebook in a stand-off with regulators in Australia
The company threatens to stop Australian users from sharing news, should the News Media Bargaining Code come into force later this year.
TIM and Italian Government reach agreement on single fixed network
A new company has been created, to hold TIM’s access network and pave the way for the integration of OpenFiber.
Brazil establishes its first data protection authority
The authority will oversee compliance with the General Data Protection Law, which will come into force in August 2020.
FCC concludes its first mid-band spectrum auction for 5G
European Commission to deregulate three wholesale markets
The EC issued a draft of the reviewed Recommendation on relevant markets, proposing to retain ex-ante regulation on only two wholesale markets.
Swiss competition authority investigates Swisscom’s behaviour in business connectivity market
The Competition Commission believes Swisscom may be charging excessive prices in the interconnection of commercial sites.
Ofcom reveals best and worst telecoms customer service
Satisfaction rates in mobile remains high, whereas broadband satisfaction has seen a slight increase.
