EC Proposes Broad Data Protection Rules

27 January 2012

On 25 January the European Commission published a broad legislative package aimed at safeguarding personal data across the EU. The proposal, if approved, is expected to strengthen citizens’ rights and could have a far-reaching impact on the way online data are collected and processed.

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European Alternative Operators Call to End Subsidies for Incumbents

2 December 2011

Earlier this week CEOs of major telecoms competitors have called on European Commissioner Neelie Kroes to put an end to excessive charges for historic telephone networks, which they say amount to a subsidy for dominant firms.

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INTUG Responds to EC Consultations on non-Discrimination, Cost Methodologies Wholesale Access

28 November 2011

INTUG has today responded to two key consultations by the European Commission on non-discrimination and cost methodologies for wholesale access.

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16 EU Members Slow to Implement New Telecoms Rules

25 November 2011

Yesterday the European Commission has urged 16 member states to fully implement the new EU telecoms rules into national law.

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EU Parliament Pushes for Keeping ‘Open Internet’

18 November 2011

Yesterday the European Parliament (EP) adopted a clear-cut position on net neutrality, giving the priority to maintaining an open Internet for all rather than increasing its use for commercial purposes.

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EC Proposes 9 Billion for Broadband

19 October 2011

The European Commission is planning to invest over EUR9 billion from 2014 to 2020 on pan-European projects to give citizens and businesses access to high-speed broadband networks, according to a proposal revealed today.

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EC Consults on non-Discriminatory Access and Wholesale Cost Methodology

4 October 2011

Yesterday the European Commission launched a consultation on non-discriminatory access to dominant operator network services and another on cost methodologies for the provision of wholesale services.

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EC Looks into Complaints against MS-Skype Deal

28 September 2011

The European Commission is determining whether to require the unbundling of Skype from Microsoft’s Windows operating system before authorizing the planned merger of the two companies, Euractiv reports.

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