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Korean competition authority drafts law to regulate online platforms

The FTC proposes new contractual clauses between online platforms and vendors, and stronger dispute resolution mechanisms.

Hong Kong to reassign 2.6GHz spectrum band

The Communications Authority and the Government prepare for a new spectrum auction in 2024.

UK Government launches vendor diversification task force

The task force will be led by Ian Livingstone, former CEO of BT and trade minister.

European Commission presents new proposals to speed up 5G roll-out

The proposals add to the measures forming the Digital Decade package.

ARCEP updates its Code of Conduct on internet quality of service

The French regulator introduces new requirements for testing services such as an increase in testing capacity and the provision of additional information to users.

Dutch regulator asks mobile operators to make information more comparable for consumers

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.