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On 29th September, The European Commission outlined the main steps that Europe has to take to respond to the next wave of the Information Revolution that will intensify in the coming years due to trends such as social networking, the decisive shift to on-line business services, nomadic services based on GPS and mobile TV and [...]

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This weekend a flue has grounded me in-house, in bed or, at best, in my home office. I took advantage (go figure!) of the situation and read more than usual! While I am still recovering, here’s some of the best web readings of my last weekend: The Next Broadband Business Models: As broadband growth rates [...]

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European Commission has issued a public consultation for a set of proposals that are aimed to spur competition and encourage the development of FTTH. After the end of the consultation period (mid-Novemeber) the Commission will adapt the comments of the responders to a formal recommendation in 2009. [Press Release available] Viviane Reding, the Commissioner for [...]

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In Malta early July, the National Regulation Authorities of the countries in the Mediterranean basin agreed and signed the memorandum of EMERG, a network for Euro-Mediterranean Telecom Regulators. The group’s establishment and goals have been agreed with European Commission earlier this year. The primary objectives shared by the regulatory authorities of electronic communications of Euro [...]

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It looks like EU telecoms commissioner Viviane Reding’s plans for a European regulator will be shot down by the European Council of Ministers today. Read more in the article of Telecom TV.

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Earlier this month European Commission – Information Society & Media has published a summary guide of all European research projects that contribute to the future Internet development in Europe. This compendium is prologued by Mrs. Viviane Reding, member of the European Commission responsible for Information Society and Media which concludes: …the “Future Internet” is at [...]

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