Ofcom reveals plans to open up Openreach's infrastructure to BT's competitors
Regulator wants a level playing field for BT's rivals
Can the BT/Openreach conundrum be fixed without BT being forced to divest?
Communications regulator Ofcom has set out plans which it hopes will improve access to Openreach's infrastructure, making it cheaper and easier for BT's competitors to connect their own fibre broadband...
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