Tag: Telecommunications

Dear Readers, Telecoms markets have long formed the vanguard of antitrust enforcement. From the formative days of the antitrust treatment of the Bell System in...

By Kalyan Dasgupta, Leonard Waverman & Mark Williams1   Introduction The U.S. government’s recent tightening of sanctions around Huawei may effectively take decisions on Huawei’s participation...

By Damien Geradin (ThePlatform Law Blog) As discussed in a prior post, the European Commission is currently working on an ex ante regulation to control the market power...

The current contentions over SEP licensing in mobile telecommunications is primarily a result of the success of standardization to build a multi-trillion-dollar market. This...

Turner CEO John Martin thinks his future bosses at AT&T have some work to do.  The telecommunications giants "have let us down," Martin on Tuesday,...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Proposals to Streamline Federal and State Regulatory Review of Transactions in the Communications Industry By Samuel Feder (Jenner & Block...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Competition and Vertical/Agglomeration Effects in Media Mergers: Bagging Bundle Benefits By Bronwyn E. Howell (Victoria University of Wellington) & Petrus...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Mexican Telecom Reform, Private Interest First? By Clara Luz Alvarez (Universidad Panamericana) Abstract:       Telecommunications reform, one of the pillars...

Spanish communications and competition regulator, CNMC, has fined Nokia Solutions and Networks Spain a total of EUR 1.74 million (US$1.94m) following anticompetitive behavior in...

Canadian mobile operators should expect more competition, the country’s telecom regulator warned during his last week of office. Jean-Pierre Blais, whose five-year term of office...