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China to strengthen its antitrust approach to Big Tech

A $2.8bn fine for Alibaba and plans to expand regulatory powers show that China is serious about tackling online monopolies

Elsewhere in regulation this week

Other noteworthy regulatory developments week ending 16 April 2021 from the Assembly Analyst team

ARCEP launches new broadband mapping tool

The French regulator has developed a detailed database, other regulators may follow

Biden to pour $100bn into funding broadband deployment

The new administration is determined to close the digital divide once and for all, but the details have yet to be ironed out

Elsewhere in regulation this week

Other noteworthy regulatory developments week ending 9 April 2021 from the Assembly Analyst team

Italian court rules in favour of WiMAX operators in 3.5GHz licence renewal

WiMAX operators in the 3.5GHz band get to renew their licences at a fraction of the cost MNOs paid for similar licenses in a recent auction

Ofcom maintains regulation of wholesale call markets

The UK regulator will keep price controls on call termination, in a market that continues to have some importance

Elsewhere in regulation this week

Other noteworthy regulatory developments week ending 2 April 2021 from the Assembly Analyst team

Sweden misses 2020 broadband target, but is on track for 2025

The country remains on track to fulfil its broadband strategy by 2025 – but it should not ignore recent signs of reduced private investment

Ofcom’s guidelines to tackle harmful content on video platforms

The UK regulator is proposing guidelines for online platforms, while it awaits for new legislation that will give it even broader powers