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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INTUG Responds to BEREC Work Programme 2012

4 November 2011

INTUG submitted its comments (PDF) to BEREC’s (European Regulators Group for Electronic Communications) draft Work Programme 2012 (PDF) today.


INTUG Conference: Beyond Roaming – Mobile Communication Services for Multinationals

11 October 2011

22 November 2011, Brussels

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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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INTUG Responds to EC Consultation on Cloud Computing

1 September 2011

Yesterday INTUG responded to the European Commission’s Consultation on Cloud Computing, focusing on cross border issues.

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Borderless Roaming Platform to Be Launched across Commonwealth

24 August 2011

Last week CTO Ventures, a commercial subsidiary of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) endorsed the launch of a low-cost “borderless Commonwealth” mobile data roaming service for its member countries and beyond.

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INTUG Responds to BEREC Consultation on Legal and Administrative Barriers within the EU

19 August 2011

INTUG responded to the BEREC consultation (PDF) on barriers within the EU to provision of communications services for international businesses.

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AT&T/T-Mobile Deal Threatens Mobile Competition, Affordability of Roaming, Innovation in New Apps

20 June 2011
INTUG OPINION

It is essential that business visitors to the US have access to effective and affordable international data roaming services based on HSPA technology as well as emerging LTE technology, according to INTUG, which submitted its response to the FCC on the AT&T and T-Mobile merger today.

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