India’s regulator rates digital connectivity in properties

Posted on December 4, 2001 by Guest authors

In a move that, unlike some regulatory initiatives, may actually prove popular with mobile operators and consumers, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued a manual to aid in the assessment of digital connectivity in properties.

Posted in Regulation

Previous: New subsea cable will connect Mauritania to Spain

Next: Another day workin’ on the railway…

Regulation

South African policy change may benefit foreign comms companies

Guest authors
December 17, 2025
0

South Africa’s Electronic Communications Act, which requires foreign-owned communications licensees to sell 30% of equity in their local subsidiaries to historically disadvantaged groups, is to be amended.

5G
cma
Competition
competition and markets authority
Europe
Legislation & Government
LTE
merger
Networks
Operators
Regulation
Telecoms
Three
three uk
UK
Vodafone

CMA gives provisional approval to Vodafone-Three merger

Guest authors
November 5, 2024
0

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally approved the proposed merger between Vodafone and Three, subject to legally binding commitments and consumer protections. Industry analysts suggest this marks a crucial milestone for the dea…

Regulation

Thai broadcasters oppose plan to auction 3500-MHz band to telcos

Guest authors
April 2, 2025
0

Thailand’s Association of Digital Television Broadcasting (ADTEB) reportedly urged the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) on Monday to either scrap its plan to auction 3500-MHz spectrum to telcos or postpone it until it come…

Related Posts

South African policy change may benefit foreign comms companies

CMA gives provisional approval to Vodafone-Three merger

Thai broadcasters oppose plan to auction 3500-MHz band to telcos

Leave a Reply Cancel reply