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Belgian regulator wants ISPs to be clearer about ‘unlimited’ internet offers

The fair use policies that apply to these offers are catching too many customers by surprise, and could even clash with net neutrality rules

Google fined €500m in France for failing to negotiate in good faith with press publishers

Despite the intervention of the competition authority, online platforms and press publishers are struggling to agree on the remuneration of press content online

OECD finally agrees global tax deal

Opponents will keep pushing, but it’s probably too late for low tax regimes such as Ireland

US Court pours cold water on the FTC’s attempt to break up Facebook

The ruling goes to show how important defining the scope of digital markets will be in any attempt to draw up new rules

EC considers the UK an adequate destination for personal data

The UK’s resolve to adopt an approach more focused on innovation means future adequacy decisions can’t be taken for granted

Roaming in Europe post-Brexit

Surcharges and tighter fair usage policies as fewer travellers have dented revenues

Streaming services could face tighter regulation in the UK

The review aims to remove inconsistencies and complexities that currently exist between linear and video-on-demand platforms

EC investigates Google for abuse of dominance in online advertising

Regulators are increasingly probing the crossover between privacy and competition

Prices for mobile services on the rise in Australia

The regulator attributes higher prices to a concentrated market

Germany takes on Apple over claims of anti-competitive behavior related to the App Store

App stores are increasingly being seen as a bottleneck