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Revising annual spectrum licence fees in the UK

Ofcom’s proposals update rather than overhaul its approach to calculating charges for the use of spectrum, but nonetheless represent a win for industry

Three/Vodafone in the UK: Merger approval

Approval from the CMA based on behavioural, rather than structural, remedies is unusual but sensible. It does, however, mean that much of the real work starts now

Event debrief: UKTIN Telecoms Commercialisation & Network Economics

Telecoms is recognised as a tough sector to be in, with high capex requirements, minimal returns and limited attraction for investors

Three/Vodafone in the UK: Responses to the notice of possible remedies

With varying support for an investment commitment, there are concerns that behavioural measures might not address the competition issues identified by the CMA

Event debrief: Connected Britain 2024, Day 1

Amid ranging assessments of the future of the altnet market, panellists also made numerous asks of the new Government, from AI to infrastructure

Three/Vodafone in the UK: The merging parties’ case to the CMA

Responding to the CMA’s critical Phase 1 assessment, the parties emphasise that the deal will be pro-competitive, enhancing network performance and benefiting consumers

Three/Vodafone in the UK: The rivals’ views on the proposed merger

The pressure is on for the merging parties to evidence the benefits of the deal and outline a meaningful set of commitments

UK: CMA set for Phase II review of Three/Vodafone merger

Despite competition concerns at the both the retail and wholesale levels, there’s still the possibility commitments could be agreed that get the deal the green light

Event debrief: Priorities for broadband and mobile connectivity in the UK

Ofcom received praise for supporting network investment, but further interventions will be needed to connect remote areas lacking commercial incentives

Spain: Orange/MasMovil merger approved with remedies

While the EC may not have fully opened the door to further in-market consolidation, it is perhaps now ajar