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EC issues first DMA findings to Apple

The preliminary findings and the new investigation into Apple’s controversial developer policies reflect a broad but in-depth inquiry into the duopolistic app store market

Sweden poised to miss national broadband target

Despite continued investment from industry in addition to public subsidies, the PTS believes that it will be difficult to meet all of the Government’s objectives

Foreign investment in telecoms: The first test of the EC’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation

The EC launches its inaugural investigation under new anti-subsidy rules as e&’s investments raise national security concerns among European governments

A new market structure for broadband in Italy

The sale of TIM’s fixed-line infrastructure is not expected to affect competition at the wholesale level, but the Government will be watching developments closely

Innovation in the EU: Make it simple

A coalition of governments from Estonia, Germany, Latvia and Lithuania add to the growing chorus of voices seeking to shape the agenda of the next Commission

Event debrief: CODE Talks on a More Competitive Europe

While panellists agreed on the importance of the DMA to CODE’s cause of openness, some doubt was expressed about the EU’s ability to implement the law effectively

Event debrief: ComReg’s evolving regulatory role

The market’s shift “from copper to cloud” makes for new priorities and challenges, and an imperative for both regulation and regulators to adjust in response

France’s ecodesign framework for digital services

While regulators engage more with sustainability, delivering Europe’s twin green and digital transitions will demand more work to understand the environmental impacts of technology

Norway: Regulating mobile call access and origination

With just two nationwide networks currently, Nkom determines the need to maintain access remedies imposed on Telenor for a further three years

France: Digital bill approaches the finish line

While the wide-ranging SREN Bill appears to be near its final form, headline proposals on security and competition in the cloud market will continue to drive debate in Europe