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Digital Economy, Media, Telecoms Mexico's all-new federal agency, the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ATDT), under the direct authority of the president, will step into the role of the former telecoms and broadcasting regulator, IFT. ATDT's remit is much broader than IFT´s, going beyond telecoms and broadcasting into areas such as cybersecurity, tech sovereignty, digital inclusion and more. |
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Spectrum SUTEL, the country's spectrum regulator, awarded national licences in the 700 MHz, 2.3 GHz, 3.5 GHz and 26/28 GHz bands to Claro (América Móvil) and Liberty. In total, the operators paid US$32.5m for 340 MHz in low and mid-bands and 800 MHz in bands above 24 GHz. The five local operators that participated in the auction paid U$1.5m for local licences. Winnings bidders will have to deploy over 3,200 antennas in total. |
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Media Rita Wezenbeek (DG Connect) reassured members of the European Parliament Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) committee that the EU executive is advancing and enhancing its enforcement actions under the Digital Services Act. Ms Wezenbeek explained that the Commission is finalising its technical assessment of X's infringement proceedings, but she could not disclose the timeline or comment on the expected outcome. She also announced that the Commission plans to designate additional platforms as very large online platforms. |
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Postal Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, imposed a £10.5m fine on Royal Mail for failure to meet its delivery targets for first class and second class mail in 2023/24. This is the second consecutive financial year in which Royal Mail was fined by the regulator for failing to meet its delivery targets under the universal service obligation. |
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Telecoms Tunisia grants 5G licences to the existing MNOs, awarding 700 MHz and 3.5 GHz spectrum. In Bahrain, the copper network will be decommissioned by the end of March. Find these and more developments in our latest MENA Telecoms Updates |
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Online - March-April 2025 24 hours of interactive online sessions
Early bird ends on 11 February!
Would you like to get up to speed on the key debates on telecoms regulation or refresh your understanding of the broader range of regulatory issues? Thanks to our online Telecoms Masterclass, you will understand all you need to know about telecoms regulation in the EU and other regions when applicable and relevant.
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Online - 18-20 March 2025 3 online sessions of 3 hours each
Early bird ends on 18 February!
This online training offers in three online sessions a comprehensive overview of the EU rules contained in the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA). These rules affect media service providers, device manufacturers, audience measurement organisations, large social media companies, ministries and regulators. |
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Brussels - 2 & 3 April 2025
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Understand all you need to know about the environmental policy and legislation affecting the EU. This new training course will focus on the impact on the digital communications sector and on the transport and delivery sector, including how organisations in these sectors are responding with new greener practices. |
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