BROADBAND : OFCOM MAY DEREGULATE PART OF UK MARKET.

Tech Europe, March, 2008

Ofcom, the British telecoms regulator, received the European Commission's clearance on 14 February to deregulate the most competitive part of the UK broadband market (wholesale market for operators). The EU executive stressed the regulator's excellent work and the high level of competition in the sector in Britain.

The deregulated part of the market corresponds to the most densely populated zones, where at least four actual or potential providers serve areas with more than 10,000 homes and businesses. Nearly 65% of British subscribers are concerned ( Market 3').

"This is very good news for consumers [ ] who will be well protected," commented a spokesman, who added that the initiative is to their advantage and in the interest of investment.

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