Insights

• 6 March 2018
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A recent decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) stated that Uber should be regulated as a transport company, and not, as claimed by Uber, as ...

• Michael Kende

• 6 November 2017
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Liberalisation of the European telecoms market has repeatedly led to intervention by regulatory and competition authorities, to detect, punish and det...

• Ian Streule

• 31 October 2017
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Lim Chuan Wei, Partner at Analysys Mason, talks to the Future Nework about the requirements of 5G and the implications for the cellular network....

• Lim Chuan Wei

• 16 March 2017
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The continuing growth in demand for wireless data services means that the UK’s 3G and 4G mobile networks are becoming increasingly congested which wil...

• Janette Stewart

• 13 March 2017
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Ofcom and BT announced on Friday that they have agreed that Openreach should become a legally separate entity with its own staff, branding, articles o...

• James Allen

• 13 June 2016
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The rise of 4G means that it will soon become not cost-efficient for operators to continue to run their 2G and 3G networks. However, the growth of the...

• Charles Murray

• 10 May 2016
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The Telecom Policy 2015 will create a significant amount of work for the PTA, but existing players will also face a period of intense regulatory effor...

• Johann Adjovi

• 28 April 2016
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Underneath Bitcoin is a distributed, persistent and encrypted public database called ‘blockchain’, which forms the ledger of Bitcoin transactions. It ...

• James Allen

• 24 February 2016
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Broadband is an essential pillar of a successful economy. Governments and regulators have a broad range of supply- and demand-side policy options that...

• Samer Mourad

• 24 February 2016
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Analysys Mason recently contributed to the State of Connectivity 2015 report published by Facebook as part of its Internet.org initiative. The report,...

• Richard Morgan