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Ofcom fines Vodafone £4.6m for 'serious and unacceptable' customer service failings
More than 10,000 pay as you go customers were left out of pocket because of the mobile giant's failures
Telecommunications post-Brexit: key considerations for IT
IT firms should take an active role in the forming of a new telecoms landscape post-Brexit by championing issues close to their business objectives, writes Mike Conradi, telecoms partner at DLA Piper
Ofcom calls for Openreach to be made 'distinct company' - but stops short of demanding formal break-up of BT
All the benefits of break-up with none of the hassle, claims telecoms regulator
Ofcom review: Breaking up BT is hard to do
Rivals to be given access to Openreach telegraph poles and ducts to install their own fibre alongside BT's
Should BT be forced to separate from Openreach?
BT, Vodafone, Virgin Media and Sky all have their say on whether BT should be separated from its network infrastructure arm
Telecoms regulator Ofcom comes out against Three takeover of O2
Ofcom head Sharon White questions Hutchison deal for O2
UK SMBs could walk away from broadband contracts without penalty thanks to new Ofcom code
BT and TalkTalk customers could exit their contract if speeds fall below the minimum guaranteed level
MPs call on Ofcom to separate 'unambitious' BT and Openreach
MPs say radical action must be taken by regulator
TalkTalk claims BT-EE deal could see price increases of 25 per cent or more
TalkTalk slams CMA decision, stating that it was 'dangerous' that the deal had been looked at in isolation
BT's £12.5bn acquisition of EE approved by CMA
CMA claims BT takeover of EE won't cause 'significant harm' to competition or consumer interests
BT CIO Clive Selley becomes Openreach CEO
Selley has been at BT since 1981 and will take over from Joe Garner, who is leaving to become CEO of Nationwide Building Society
Ofcom signs up NIIT in £23m IT services deal
Indian outsourcing firm NIIT will take over from CGI
Do disgruntled TalkTalk customers have the right to terminate their contracts early?
'Nothing to do with us, guv' - Ofcom
Mobile price hike warning after Ofcom triples mobile spectrum licence fees
Ofcom triples annual licensing fees for mobile operators five years after government demands they pay "full market value" for their spectrum
Sky and BT clash over future of Openreach
Ward of words hotting up
Is BT hiding broadband failures? Vodafone gets Ofcom to investigate
BT Openreach is accused of meddling with figures to avoid fines, and making up excuses when it fails to connect lines on time
Ofcom chief refuses to be intimidated by BT
Sharon White is not intimidated by the threat of a 10-year legal wrangle with BT
BT break-up on the cards? Ofcom to examine splitting BT's network from its retail business
Spin-off 'could deliver competitive or wider benefits for end users'
Simplified broadband provider switching rules come into force
Efforts to change ISP must be handled by firms not customers
Ofcom sets out rules demanding broadband firms provide better services to customers
'People legitimately expect and demand more from their communications than ever before' says Ofcom CEO Sharon White
BT looks to steer EE deal past competition watchdog
BT to present its case to the Competition and Markets Authority this week
Ofcom sticks to its guns in BT broadband fibre price tests despite EU concerns
BT complains of 'lopsided' telecoms regulation after Ofcom ignores European Commission concerns
BT's fine of £800,000 from Ofcom underlines ICO's impotence
Data protection watchdog needs real fining powers to make firms take security seriously
Why consumers always lose in 2015′s telecoms market
Plans to force both public-sector organisations and mobile network providers to pool their digital resources are doomed to fail, argues Chris Middleton, founder of Strategist Magazine, explains why
