North America Regulation December 21, 2010 FCC set for net neutrality vote The US Federal Communications Commission is today set to vote on net neutrality rules, which would enable service providers to differentiate levels of service based on the type of traffic delivered over the network. By Mobile World Live
Regulation December 17, 2010 Ofcom makes freephone proposal UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has proposed that all calls to 0800 numbers made from mobile phones should in the future be free, as they currently are from landline phones. By Mobile World Live
North America Regulation December 16, 2010 FCC planning 700MHz spectrum sale US telecoms regulator the FCC is planning to auction 16 licences for 700MHz spectrum, according to RCR Wireless News. By Mobile World Live
Europe Regulation December 8, 2010 EU launches consultation on roaming charges Dow Jones Newswires reports that the European Commission said today that European citizens should pay the same mobile phone charges no matter what European Union country they may find themselves in By Mobile World Live
Regulation December 7, 2010 Mobile eHealth Solutions for Developing Countries Question 14-2/2 ITU, 2010. By Mobile World Live
Europe Regulation December 7, 2010 France targets EUR2B from the sale of LTE spectrum The French government aims to raise EUR2 billion from next year’s auction of 4G spectrum By Mobile World Live
North America Regulation December 7, 2010 What do you think about net neutrality? That really depends on whether you like Obama or are a fan of the Tea Party. By Mobile World Live
5G+ Devices Regulation December 19, 2024 The Rising Importance of Data Minimization in the Telecoms Industry
