BT-EE deal approval by CMA could be 'extremely damaging' says trade association
CMA hasn't fully taken into account market consolidation with the Three-O2 deal looming, argues ITSPA
The Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) decision to unconditionally approve BT's takeover of EE could be "extremely damaging", according to ITSPA, the UK's trade association for VoIP and new communication...
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