Apple Devices North America Regulation August 11, 2010 Report: EU joins FTC in probing Apples software policies The New York Post reports that the European Commission has aligned with the US Federal Trade Commission to investigate the way in which Apple treats mobile software developers. By Mobile World Live
Asia Pacific Regulation August 4, 2010 NZ set to regulate termination rates Stephen Joyce, New Zealand’s Minister for Communications and Information Technology, has accepted recommendations from the country’s Commerce Commission that mobile termination rates become regulated By Mobile World Live
Regulation July 8, 2010 UK speeds up MNP British consumers will next year be able to transfer their mobile number to a new provider in just one working day rather than the current two days, the telecoms regulator Ofcom has confirmed. By Mobile World Live
North America Regulation June 28, 2010 US promises to double mobile spectrum The Obama administration appears to have backed a recent plan by US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that called for the freeing up of up to 500 MHz of spectrum for mobile services within the next ten years. By Mobile World Live
North America Regulation June 21, 2010 FCC task force unveils proposal to revamp wireless broadband rules A Federal Communications Commission task force announced plans Friday to "unleash" a swath of airwaves through a proposal to revamp US wireless broadband regulations By Mobile World Live
BT Europe Operators Regulation June 14, 2010 Ofcom sides with mobile operators on 0845 UK regulator Ofcom will ask BT to pay back termination fees for calls to 0845 and 0870 numbers, after ruling that basing them on what mobile operators charge end users is unfair, reports The Register. By Mobile World Live
Europe Regulation Sub-Saharan Africa May 26, 2010 Mobile Money for the Unbanked Quarterly Report 2009 Communicates the progress of the GSMA MMU initiative as well as providing significant reseach into key mobile money issues. By Mobile World Live