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Ofcom closes its business messaging market review

Carrying through with its original proposals would have made the UK an outlier in the regulation of A2P SMS termination rates

Mobile market regulation overturned in South Africa

Following legal challenge, a high court has ruled that ICASA’s 2021 Regulations were flawed and disregarded the views of both MTN and the Competition Commission

Event debrief: Capacity Europe 2025

With important reforms looming in Europe, the regulatory model in France was singled out as having successfully enabled fibre investment and competition

Event debrief: FT/Connect Europe Forum

While requests for deregulation and in-market mobile consolidation were nothing new, there was a clear sense that increasing the speed of action has now been made an equivalent priority

Event debrief: Connected Britain 2025

The event primarily remains a forum for debate on the future of the UK fibre market, as familiar sparks flew over potential altnet consolidation and the continued regulation of Openreach

Deregulating wholesale access in Poland

An increase in the number of wholesale providers and commercial agreements between them have prompted the UKE to propose deregulation of the WLA and WCA markets

Deregulating copper access in rural New Zealand

Having laid out the evidence for removing all regulation from Chorus’ copper network, ComCom awaits the Minister’s support for its recommendation

BNetzA settles MVNO access dispute

More than two years on from the original complaint, the regulator has set terms for the shared use of mobile operators’ networks in Germany

US: Deregulating business broadband

The proposals extend the FCC’s deregulatory agenda for telecoms, picking up prior efforts to incentivise investment in next-generation networks to serve the business market

Responses to the EC’s Digital Networks Act Call for Evidence

Ahead of inevitable reform of Europe’s telecoms framework, the ‘pro-competition’ collective of challengers and regulators is providing a strong rebuttal to the arguments of former incumbents