Deutsche Telekom Heads for Clash with EU
John Blau writes on InfoWorld:
With the support of German lawmakers, incumbent telecommunications operator Deutsche Telekom is racing into a head-on clash with the European Commission over a decision to keep rival operators off its new high-speed broadband network.More here.
The upper house of the German parliament approved a revised telecommunications law on Friday. The law will allow partially state-owned Deutsche Telekom to ban competitors from using its VDSL (Very high bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line) network to sell services.
The decision flies in the face of Commission legislation that mandates member states to force telecommunications companies with dominant positions -- in most cases former state-owned monopolies -- into opening their network infrastructure to rival operators on favorable terms.
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