Telecommunications - Matheson's Telecommunications newsletter, January 2015 - ComReg provides update on draft Bottom-Up Pure LRIC Model for Mobile Termination Rates

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If at first you don’t succeed - Vodafone seeks legal review against ComReg regarding the spectrum held by Three post Three/O2 merger

BT’s Call Handling Fee for managing the Emergency Call Answering Service set to increase - again

ComReg issues Decisions in Cloud9 roaming dispute – eircom and Vodafone

Failing to provide information to ComReg is a risky business – as Vodafone, and Digiweb find out

ComReg gets its skates on - Consultation on new spectrum awards in the 2.6 GHz band, 700 MHz, 1.4 GHz, 2.3 GHz and 3.6 GHz bands

Changes afoot for businesses using non-geographic (1800) numbers

eircom ‘off the hook’ regarding ComReg compliance investigations: Market for terminating segments for Leased Lines

ComReg provides update on draft Bottom-Up Pure LRIC Model for Mobile Termination Rates

Ireland still performing well on compliance with the EU Roaming Regulation

It’s all about the figures - ComReg Quarterly Key Data Report Q3 2014 published

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ComReg provides update on draft Bottom-Up Pure LRIC Model for Mobile Termination Rates

On 15 October 2014, ComReg noted that in light of the submissions received on ComReg’s draft BU-Pure LRIC model, ComReg would be updating certain aspects of the model. ComReg intends to issue a final decision on the model in Spring 2015.

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