Telcoland disputes on overcharging
Domestic mobile roaming should be declared if mobile cellular competition is to improve both for Telcos and mobile virtual network operators. The rationale for this anticipated outcome by the ACCC is discussed in InnovationAus.
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No chance the USO will be dumped
The USO is discussed in InnovationAus and in the light of Tony Warren's comments it will be interesting to see what the Turnbull Government does next year.
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ACCC to review roaming charges
An article in InnovationAus discusses the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) announcement of an inquiry into “whether or not to declare a wholesale domestic mobile roaming service” is a timely reminder that the troubled Australian mobile cellular market remains one of the most expensive and least competitive in the world.
ACCC under pressure to fix mobile roaming
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) may finally be taking the steps necessary for it to understand why it should fix its flawed 2017 decision not to declare domestic mobile roaming in regional and remote areas.
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Australia seeks ITU influence
Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop and Communications Minister Mitch Fifield have announced that Australia will seek re-election to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Council later this year.
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Adelaide lights up giga-future
At first glance, the City of Adelaide’s Ten Gigabit Adelaide project – where it has teamed up TPG Telecom to transform Adelaide into a “city of the future” – has all the hallmarks of a major win for South Australia.
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