ecta Press Releases
2015
What rules for Europe's digital highways?
What rules for Europe's digital highways?: New study by Analysys Mason
Brussels, 22 September 2015: MEP Michał Boni (EPP, PL) hosted a working event today on the digital single market and the future of telecoms regulation, at which a new study was launched by Analysys Mason. The debate and study could not be timelier as the European Commission has just launched its public consultation on this issue.
2015
Connected and automated driving
Joint Industry Statement
Powerful digital highways for Europe’s Connected and Automated Driving
The Automotive and telecom industries launch joint EU Dialogue at the Frankfurt IAA under the auspices of Commissioner Oettinger
Automated and connected driving will be a pillar of Europe’s industrial renaissance. The vehicle of the future is part of a connected world where superfast digital networks give access to communication, higher safety, improved environmental standards, entertainment, knowledge and personal contacts, to anyone, anywhere and at any time.
2015
Writing digital history: game changer policies
Writing digital history: game changer policies for a connected Digital Single Market
Brussels, 30 June 2015: Today, the ECTA Conference gathered policy-makers, regulators, industry stakeholders and representatives of consumers to discuss the next forward-looking step: the future challengesto build a Digital Single Market.
2015
How to get an AAA rating for Europe in digital?
How to get an AAA rating for Europe in digital?
Accessibility, Affordability, Agility: the recipe to build Europe’s Digital Single Market
Brussels, 6 May 2015: ECTA, the European Competitive Telecommunications Association, welcomes the European Commission’s Digital Single Market (DSM) Strategy and congratulates it on the robust political vision that effective competition is key to the deployment of high performance and affordable digital highways. ECTA supports the recognition by the European Commission that a strong, competitive and dynamic telecoms sector is needed to carry out the necessary investments and to exploit innovation.
2015
Open letter: ECTA CEOs to College of Commissioners
Europe’s global competitiveness?
Europe should have a high level of ambition in building a globally competitive economy and society. In the digital age we can undoubtedly only be globally competitive if the European economy – companies of all sizes in all sectors, public administrations, schools, research centres etc. – and society are connected and take advantage of digital innovation.
2015
EP stands for competition in telecommunications
European Parliament stands for competition in telecommunications
Brussels, 10 March 2015: Following the declarations by Commission Vestager during her hearing in front of the ECON Committee, showing her willingness to establish a close and fruitful relationship at all levels with the Parliament, the European Parliament voted today on the Annual Report on EU Competition Policy.
2015
Review of the telecom regulatory framework: let’s not follow a path to “Monopoly 2.0”!
Review of the telecom regulatory framework:
let’s not follow the path to "Monopoly 2.0”!
Brussels, 26 February 2015: The EU telecommunications markets have recently witnessed an increased trend towards consolidation via mergers and acquisitions and towards bundled offers. Those developments can lead, in certain situations, to oligopolistic and duopolistic market structures. ECTA welcomed the opportunity to participate in the BEREC Workshop on Oligopoly Analysis and Regulation and to share views on the development of the EU regulatory framework for the telecommunications sector.
2015
ECTA CEOs meet with VP Andrus ANSIP - 16/02/15
ECTA CEOs meet with Vice-president Andrus ANSIP
The true story of European broadband investments: if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it
Brussels, 16 February 2015: Today a delegation of CEOs from key member companies of the European Competitive Telecoms Association (ECTA) met with the European Commission’s Vice-President Andrus Ansip to share their vision of the connected Digital Single Market, the state of play and the steps that might be necessary for the completion of it, including at a later stage the review of the telecoms framework.
2015
Massive consolidation is not the silver bullet for boosting broadband investments
Massive consolidation is not the silver bullet for boosting broadband investments
More players invest more and smaller players invest more efficiently
Brussels, 4 February 2015: Today in a working breakfast co-organised by Adina-Ioana VĂLEAN, Vice-President of the European Parliament, and ECTA, the European Competitive Telecommunications Association, MEPs and advisors, Commission officials and telecommunications attachés debated with experts the issue of consolidation in the telecoms market.
2015
Hubertus von Roenne elected new Chairman of ECTA
Hubertus von Roenne elected new Chairman of ECTA calls for regulation enabling investments by all operators – big and small - at Commissioner Günther Oettinger’s roundtable
Brussels, 16 January 2015: The European Competitive Telecoms Association has elected Hubertus von Roenne as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
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