Category: Regulation
Ofcom publishes report on the consumer experience
Ofcom has published a lengthy report that looks into aspects of the consumer experience across the various communications markets.
Tiscali attacks the new cessation charge from BT Wholesale
Price changes from BT Wholesale are never without their problems, and Tiscali are complaining about the latest cuts.
Ofcom/OTA attacked by Telecommunication Consultant
A consultant in the telecoms industry has attacked the way that BT is regulated.
Equivalence may bring fault resolution delays
Equivalence is a big word in the UK telecoms industry and revolves around Openreach operating as an independent arm of BT providing local loop services on an equal footing to all customers.
One million unbundled lines mark passed
As of 8th November 2006 the UK has broke the one million LLU line mark.
One million unbundled lines within days
It seems the key milestone of one million unbundled lines is just around the corner.
Migrations – compulsory or not?
The subject of migrations is still on the table, as Ofcom is deliberating over what to do.
BT Retail told to reword advertising
The ASA has passed an adjudication on BT Retail and how it describes its Total Broadband packages in advertising.
Ofcom allows Openreach an extra 150 engineers from BT
One of the ongoing problems with exchange work has been long queues of work, and not enough staff to do everything.
New CEO appointed at Ofcom
Ofcom has announced the appointment of Ed Richards as its new Chief Executive Officer.