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Nigeria: Operators required to overhaul retail tariffs

In comparison to its interventionist approach to regulating the terms of tariffs, the NCC adopted scaled-back versions of advertising rules in place around the world

Arcep’s updated sustainability indicators

The French regulator continues to extend its monitoring of sustainability in the telecoms sector as other European NRAs advocate a similarly expanded mandate

Portugal: Market restructuring after a failed attempt at consolidation

The combination of the country’s fourth operator (Nowo) and a new entrant (Digi) may be an opportunity to intensify competition facing the ‘big three’ providers

Germany’s Gigabit Offensive

Despite more public funding and new legislation to accelerate network deployments, the Government has been accused of prioritising mobile connectivity over fibre

Brazil: Market convergence in audiovisual services

The regulator found that adoption of streaming-based video services, and the convergence of audiovisual markets, was dependent on local network development

Google is a monopolist

Google’s headache does not stop at American shores, as it faces active antitrust investigations in at least 10 other countries

Growing second-hand device markets

While limited supply of devices continues to slow growth for resale markets, operators and regulators have also looked to improving the longevity of devices 

Replicating Telefónica's fibre broadband services in Spain

The CNMC looks to adopt a more flexible approach to its economic replicability test, reflecting the EC’s Gigabit Recommendation and recent M&A activity in the market

What the joint EU, UK, US statement on AI competition leaves unanswered

Though the statement was meant to signal consistency, regulators in each of these countries face an inflection point in their approach to regulating AI

Declining returns on investment

Findings from the PTS in Sweden contradict some of those drawn by the EC, challenging the idea that the US telecoms market is a much more profitable place to invest