Network infrastructure competition has been at the heart of the policy for EU telecoms sector liberalisation. However, replicating networks may be economically inefficient, raise barriers to entry and have an undesirable impact on the environment.
In principle, sector-specific telecoms rules encourage network sharing and co-investment - but market players also need to be aware of competition law concerns.
This infographic provides you with a snapshot of some key mobile network sharing cases in Europe, showing how closer network sharing may induce competition law intervention.
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05 December 18
Webinar: Net neutrality: State of play in Europe
Watch the recording of this 1-hour webinar on the state of play of net neutrality in Europe, ahead of BEREC's evaluation of the net neutrality regulation and guidelines.
29 November 18
Key data on the Middle East and North Africa telecoms regulations landscape – now also covering Iraq
Cullen International published a new version of its Telecoms 'Country Profiles' for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This updated edition now also includes coverage of Iraq, in addition to the 11 MENA countries previously covered.
22 November 18
Competition policy in the digital economy
Our new 'Tracker' lists the issues being considered in the discussions about the role and boundaries of the appropriate competition policy in the digital economy in Europe, giving an overview of EU and national level initiatives taken so far (cases, studies, sector inquiries).
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