Ofcom eyes ‘problematic’ promotions as access review sets regulatory landscape
Ofcom publishes Telecoms Access Review, setting the scene for the next five years of regulation in the UK’s fast-shifting fibre market. The regulator is not signalling any major change of course, likely pleasing incumbent Openreach. But also looks to be paying more attention to altnet take-up as a litmus of market health, offering a possible helping hand to smaller challengers.
This article includes:
- Organisations: BT; Competition & Markets Authority; Netomnia; nexfibre; Ofcom; Openreach.
- Geographies: Europe; United Kingdom (UK).
- People: Rajiv Datta; Mark Shurmer.
- Themes: Altnets; Broadband; Commercial offers; Competition; Connectivity; Copper switch-off; Digital infrastructure; Fibre (FTTP); Fibre market; Fixed broadband; Mergers and acquisitions (M&A); Network competition; Physical infrastructure access; Pricing; Promotion; Regulation; Sustainability; Wholesale access.
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