The ACM’s annual survey finds high levels of consumer satisfaction, but improvement is needed to help consumers compare operators.
Austria concludes its second 5G auction
The RTR awarded spectrum in the 700MHz, 1.5GHz, and 2.1GHz bands, with a focus on improving rural coverage.
ECJ limits operators' use of zero rating
The ECJ ruled on a case in Hungary, confirming that zero-rated services have to stop once a user’s data allowance has been used up.
Spain introduces tax on OTT communications in new Telecommunications Act
The revised legislation implements the new European Electronic Communications Code, including additional measures for consumer protection.
European Commission to move away from self-regulation when it comes to disinformation
The EC found shortcomings in the Code of Practice on Disinformation, and will publish regulatory proposals by the end of 2020.
Irish data protection authority to stop Facebook transferring personal data from Europe to the US
The Standard Contractual Clauses under which the transfers occur may no longer be valid after the demise of Privacy Shield.
European Commission to review state aid rules for broadband deployment
The EC launched a consultation with stakeholders, as part of the evaluation of the Broadband State Aid Guidelines.
Google calls for a ‘more responsible, innovative and helpful internet in Europe’
The company called for a balanced regulatory framework in its response to the Digital Services Act consultation.
French Government makes available a further €240m for full fibre
The Government aims to boost public initiative networks to facilitate full fibre for everyone by 2025.
Bouygues Telecom challenges ‘5G law’ in France
The operator filed an appeal against the law on network equipment security as it seeks the right to obtain compensation for the equipment it needs to replace.
