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Opinion of the BIPT Council of 5 June 2018 regarding legislative proposal No 2936/1 amending the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications as regards the upper use limit
Publications › Opinion -
09/07/2018
In this opinion to the Chamber of Representatives BIPT states that because of the existing Royal Decree of 9 July 2013 on the alert messages searching to curtail electronic communications services costs and the BIPT Council Decision of 20 November 2012 on the list of limits operators must offer their customers as stipulated in Article 112 of the ECA, the added value of said legislative proposal is unclear. The differences between the legislative proposal and the existing legislation are not necessarily beneficial to users and will cause unnecessary adaptation costs for operators.
Non-confidential version of the decision of 15 june 2018 imposing measureson Lycamobile in the context of the identification of the end-users of prepaid cards
Publications › Decision -
02/07/2018
Decision imposing measures on Lycamobile in the context of the identification of the end-users of prepaid cards
Opinion of the BIPT Council of 21 June 2018 regarding the bpost investment project aiming to increase the quality of priority single-piece letter post items
Publications › Opinion -
02/07/2018
Press release : ERGP - 14th Plenary meeting
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02/07/2018
Press release : ERGP - 14th Plenary meeting
BIPT imposes a fine on Lycamobile
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02/07/2018
A fine is imposed on Lycamobile because of the infringements to the rules regarding prior identification of end-users of prepaid cards
Decision of 29 June 2018 – Analysis of the broadband and television broadcasting markets 2018
Dossier -
29/06/2018
This decision of the CRC concludes that Proximus, Telenet, Brutélé and Nethys have significant market power on the wholesale markets for broadband and television. Therefore, a certain number of obligations are imposed on these operators, in particular the obligation to open their networks to competing operators.
Telecom and media regulators adopt a decision for more competition and more choice in the broadband and broadcasting markets
Publications › Press release -
29/06/2018
More competition in the broadband internet and broadcasting markets
Decision of 29 June 2018 – Analysis of the broadband and television broadcasting markets
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29/06/2018
Decision of 29 June 2018 – Analysis of the broadband and television broadcasting markets
Annual report on the monitoring of net neutrality in Belgium_2017-2018
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28/06/2018
BIPT publishes the second annual report on the monitoring of net neutrality in Belgium. Some headlines: As for the transparency of broadband Internet speeds BIPT finalised the process on 2 May 2017 that led to a new BIPT decision regarding the communication of the speed of a fixed or mobile broadband connection, which made an earlier BIPT decision about Internet speeds conform with the requirements of the Regulation. Zero-rating was monitored in the period from 1 May 2017 to 30 April 2018, without there appearing to be a reason for intervention. At the end of the period covered by this report BIPT collected more detailed information about the use of DPI (“Deep Packet Inspection”) from the major network operators in Belgium. The analysis of that information will be continued where necessary, this time also taking into account the entry into force of the GDPR. BIPT registered only a few complaints about net neutrality and answered them in accordance with the legal framework and the BEREC Guidelines. All in all BIPT is of the opinion that there are no major reasons for concern in Belgium as to open Internet access: no cases of blocking services or applications in the network have been found and as for end-users’ choice the mobile data volumes included in the ISPs’ offers are growing increasingly in order to meet the evolution of the expanding mobile data traffic.
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