Quarterly

• 27 July 2012
• Article

Regulatory authorities, competition bodies and operators rely on margin squeeze models when testing, challenging or defending an allegation of abuse o...

• Ian Streule

• 20 July 2012
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In a recent draft paper, three academics (Nardotto, Valletti and Verboven) look at broadband penetration and service speed statistics for the UK from ...

• James Allen

• 4 July 2012
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For several years, the European Commission has had a role in reviewing and approving the decisions of national regulatory authorities (NRAs) in relati...

• James Allen

• 24 April 2012
• Article

Internet exchange points (IXPs) have played a key role in the development of an advanced Internet ecosystem across Asia, Europe and North America. The...

• Michael Kende

• 28 March 2012
• Article

Getting the most out of valuable radio spectrum was the topic of a gathering of European regulators, industry analysts and advisers at the Dynamic Spe...

• Janette Stewart

• 10 February 2012
• Article

The costing of fixed access networks is becoming more important to the development of superfast broadband and the achievement of the Digital Agenda fo...

• Ian Streule

• 12 July 2011
• Article

To reach its target of bringing 100Mbit/s broadband to the whole country, the Danish government will need to make at least ......

• 28 June 2011
• Article

Mobile networks are a viable way to offer affordable broadband services for those in rural areas, but regulatory initiatives are needed to encourage r...

• Janette Stewart

• 28 June 2011
• Article

The Internet ecosystem has proven itself capable of both developing/sustaining interconnection and adapting to profound market changes – all with...

• Michael Kende

• 28 June 2011
• Article

Deployment of superfast broadband in Europe to date has been limited in comparison to leading countries worldwide, and the current economic situation ...

• Stéphane Piot