BEREC chair warns EC telecom policy risks repercussions for competitiveness

Posted on October 31, 2024 by Guest authors

BEREC Chair Robert Mourik (pictured) warned of “fundamental repercussions” for the European technology sector if policies from the new European Commission are based on recent reports calling for sweeping changes to the telecoms framework.

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