Bouygues Telecom And SFR Sue Government In Pursuit Of Huawei-ness
By Nick Booth French mobile operators Bouygues Telecom and SFR are seeking compensation from the French government over the expense...
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Biden Administration Is Trying To Figure Out How To Audit AI
By Cat Zakrzewski Agencies across the federal government are taking steps to regulate artificial intelligence, seeking to promote safety and...
Energinet Gets Green Light For €65.2M Subsea Cable Replacement Project
By Nadja Skopljak The Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Supply has approved Energinet’s application for the replacement of a...
US: Final Rule Issued for Home Confinement Under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act
By Godson Umejiego, Bureau Chief, The Americas The Department of Justice has issued a final rule granting discretion to the...
Bouygues Braced To Pay Out In Free Case
By Chris Donkin Bouygues Telecom conceded there was a high chance it would have to pay €308 million(US$336.12million) in damages...
Germany Clears Route For Tougher Action On Apple
By Chris Donkin A German authority designated Apple as a company with outstanding cross-market importance for competition, a move which...
FCC To Propose Sweeping Changes To Regulation Of International Telecommunications Service
On March 30, 2023, the Federal Communication Commission (FCC or Commission) released an Order and Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on...
Meta Spells Out Absurdity Of EU’s Plan To Tax Big Tech For Broadband Expansion
By CircleID Reporter The EU is proposing a telecom-industry-backed plan to effectively tax Big Tech companies, with the intention of...
EC Pulls Trigger On Orange, Masmovil Tie-up Probe
By Chris Donkin The European Commission (EC) opened a detailed investigation into a proposed merger of Orange and Masmovil’s operations...
EC Launches In-Depth Probe Of Orange-Másmóvil Deal
By Stuart Thomson The European Commission has launched an in-depth probe into the possible anticompetitive impact of the plan from...
