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Ofcom’s strategic approach to AI

Ofcom is aiming to support innovative applications of AI across communications markets, shifting its approach that had largely focused on understanding the technology's risks

The European Parliament’s tech sovereignty report

Beyond its focus on building the ‘Eurostack’, the ITRE Committee strike a middle ground in aligning with some but not all recommendations for the Digital Networks Act

Netherlands: A call to action on telecoms policy reform

The Government urges stronger regulation and effective competition, considering that the European framework should be seen as a success

Australia: Alternative licensing for expiring spectrum

Despite ruling out including rollout obligations in spectrum licences, ACMA sees potential benefits of a secondary licensing framework for rural competition and consumer choice

MWC25: Regulation & Policy roundup from Day 1

Familiar calls for deregulation and consolidation to help spur investment alongside debates over fair share and the governance of AI set the tone for the first day of the event

The EC’s 2025 work programme

The EC’s planned activities seek to kickstart growth by cutting red tape and enhancing competition, while being mindful of the security of critical digital infrastructure

Extending spectrum licences in Germany

The Bundeskartellamt argues that conditions attached to the proposed extension of spectrum usage rights would harm new entrant 1&1 and hinder wholesale competition

Event debrief: TechUK’s Future Telecoms Conference

While panellists were generally positive about the Government’s commitment to economic growth, questions remain on how that will be translated into tangible policy change

Ofcom’s contribution to economic growth in the UK

Ofcom’s response to the Government's ‘Growth Letter’ hopes to convince them that it’s playing its part, but warns that its actual impact may be hard to measure

Mobile coverage after the 3G switch-off in Finland

Traficom’s response to consumer concerns following the 3G switch-off could signal additional regulatory obligations for operators for the upcoming shutdown of 2G