How telcos can win and retain customers with analytics
Price is no longer an effective differentiator. Years of competing on cost in developed markets has resulted in the commoditisation of connectivity services and squeezed margins.
AT&T can scale FirstNet towers and upgrade to 5G with a software update
India signs three MOUs with UK institutions to maximise 5G benefits
Why mobile service providers are focusing on reinvention
Symantec has discovered Chinese hacking of telecoms and satellites
Senate votes to reinstate ZTE ban which cost the company $3bn
Trade body calls on Ofcom to modernise spectrum auctions
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AT&T can scale FirstNet towers and upgrade to 5G with a software update
India signs three MOUs with UK institutions to maximise 5G benefits
Why mobile service providers are focusing on reinvention
Symantec has discovered Chinese hacking of telecoms and satellites
Senate votes to reinstate ZTE ban which cost the company $3bn
Trade body calls on Ofcom to modernise spectrum auctions
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Net Neutrality
Senate reinstates net neutrality (for now)
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Ofcom is concerned about BT’s continued Openreach influence
UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has raised its concerns that BT still has too much influence over decisions made by the Openreach national broadband network.
Infrastructure
Huawei denies Australia 5G lock-out despite increasing likelihood
Operators
Ooredoo aims to launch world's first 5G home broadband
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Report: UK’s 5G landscape is ‘active and growing rapidly’
Digital Catapult has released some interesting results from what its researchers are calling the UK’s first ever 5G landscape report.
Government
Policy group ETNO calls EU’s telecoms overhaul a ‘missed opportunity’
LTE
Ofcom: 5G spectrum auction is complete – and here are the results
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Amazon muscles in on BT and Sky for Premier League rights: What’s next for each company?
Let’s get one thing straight with regards to Amazon buying a package of Premier League rights: it is, for now, simply a foot in the door. Testing the waters, if you will. But what comes after that?
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