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.
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 and BELTUG took part in a 4 December hearing on the single market for communications at the European Parliament, with INTUG Chairman and BELTUG General Manager Danielle Jacobs sitting on the panel addressing “Consumer and other end-users’ rights”.
EC Vice President Neelie Kroes replied to the letter INTUG sent to the commission in September.
INTUG Executive Vice President Nick White participated in an International Institute of Communications (IIC) event in London on Tuesday 8 July, which was organized to exchange views on the latest EU/US Trade negotiations.
Last week a public information session organized by the European Commission’s Directorate General Connect on the telecommunications market signaled that there is growing attention for the specific needs of businesses in a European single market.
The European Commission is speeding up its proposals for new single telecoms market regulations. The EC will probably present its plans by June rather than the earlier announced target date of October.
Last week INTUG sent an open letter to EC Vice President Kroes, the EU Mission in Washington DC and the US Trade Representative, regarding disparities between regulations for non-discriminatory access to communications services on both sides of the Atlantic.
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