INTUG is concerned about potential loopholes in the European Commission’s implementation of the regulation to eliminate international roaming charges within the EU by mid-2017.
Thanks to our excellent relationship with law firm Allen & Overy, we are very pleased to provide you with this overview of the key recent finding by the EU Court of Justice regarding the Safe Harbour for data coming from Europe.
INTUG Chairman Danielle Jacobs took part in a roundtable organized by European Commissioner Günther Oettinger on the Investment Plan recently announced by President Jean-Claude Juncker.
INTUG has welcomed Neelie Kroes’ well-balanced decision on the revised Relevant Markets list, noting in particular the inclusion of the new Market 4 designed for high quality business services, which INTUG has argued strongly for in its representations.
A new European Parliament, to be elected in May, will have a final say on the European Telecoms Package, which contains groundbreaking rules on net neutrality and the single digital market. There are however two concerns for business users. Therefore INTUG wrote the following to MEPs:
EC Vice President Neelie Kroes has responded to the letter sent by INTUG on 25 February 2014 regarding Apple’s restrictive practices on 4G networks.
Yesterday the European Parliament voted for the Network and Information Security (NIS) directive on cyber security with an overwhelming majority.
INTUG has sent a letter and a short report to EC Vice President Neelie Kroes and EC Commissioner Joaquín Almunia outlining INTUG’s ongoing concerns regarding Apple’s restrictive practices on 4G networks.
INTUG was a panellist in a well attended workshop on Wednesday in Stockholm, hosted by Goran Marby, BEREC Chairman and Head of the Swedish NRA.
EC Vice President Neelie Kroes replied to the letter INTUG sent to the commission in September.
