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Tétényi István

Rapid - Press Releases - EUROPA - 1 views

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2008.09 pé08

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  • "Today's vote is good news for European consumers," said Viviane Reding, the EU Telecoms Commissioner. "The European Parliament has today voted in favour of a strong and competitive Single Telecoms Market without borders for cross-border services, competition and investment in Europe. This will level the playing field for telecoms operators in Europe, enhance legal certainty, and broaden consumer choice."
  • the European Parliament today voted in favour of establishing a European telecoms regulator.
  • new body will be financed from the EU budget in order to strengthen its independence and to ensure equality among national regulators.
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  • I strongly welcome the European Parliament's support for adding the new remedy of functional separation – which requires an incumbent operator to separate its network infrastructure from its services branch – to the toolbox of national regulators. This last-resort remedy has the capacity to rapidly improve competition in markets while maintaining incentives for investment in new networks, as shown in the UK where it has already been implemented. The Parliament's vote will contribute legal certainty to countries where functional separation is already under discussion, especially Sweden, Poland and Greece."
  • it has clearly rejected all calls for 'regulatory holidays',
  • 27 November 2008: the Council could reach a first political agreement on the EU Telecoms Reform.
  • Tétényi István on 24 Sep 08
     
    Európai parlamenti szavazás
Mihaly Nyary

Finn vidéki nylít hozzáférésű hálózat - 0 views

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finnország ftth vidék

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  • Mihaly Nyary on 30 Aug 08
     
    Suupohjan Seutuverkko was founded in 2005 as a result of EU-funded program Last Mile. During 2005-2007 Last Mile covered 45 % of the costs of building internet connections in the villages. Before this our region had many villages without any kind of internet connection. These small villages didn't even get the lowest adsl-connections. Our company was founded to enable the people as well as the companies in those villages to have the possibility to live and function in the place they want to. Without us in time they would have had to move to the downtown areas of bigger places. We have built several kilometres only to reach one single household. Our network is built with the Open Access principle which means that service providers have all equal opportunities in providing their services to fibre customers. Thereby customers are free to choose their service from the operator they prefer. FTTH connection can replace all existing data communication connections, such as the broadband, cable, satellite, digital TV and telephone connection.
Tétényi István

hirek.prim.hu - "Szélessávot mindenkinek" programon gondolkozik az EU - 0 views

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2008.09 pé08

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  • "Szélessávot mindenkinek" programon gondolkozik az EU
Tétényi István

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eu mobile regulation

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  • EU declares war on per-minute phone tariffs
  • Tétényi István on 02 Sep 08
     
    másodperc alapú mobil számlázás....
Tétényi István

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2008.09 pé08

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  • The deployment of NGA is indispensable to deliver new broadband services to European consumers. While a number of operators, both incumbents and alternative operators, have launched large-scale rollouts of new broadband infrastructure in a number of Member States, Europe appears to be still lagging behind other economies, notably the United States and Japan.
  • The basic principle of the Commission's draft Recommendation is that national regulatory authorities should provide access to the networks of dominant operators at the lowest possible level. In particular, they should mandate access to the ducts of the dominant operators allowing competitors to roll out their own fibre. However NRAs should also impose further physical access obligations (access to unlit fibre) beyond access to ducts where ducts are not available or the population density is too low for a sustainable business model. Access to active elements such as "bitstream" shall be maintained provided lower level remedies do not sufficiently address distortions of competition.
  • Tétényi István on 20 Sep 08
     
    NGA konzultáció
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