Ofcom plots spectrum fee overhaul after MNOs’ calls for change
UK regulator sets out proposal to cut £40m from mobile operators’ collective annual spectrum licence bill after BT’s call for change.
This article includes:
- Organisations: BT; Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT); EE; Ofcom; TelcoTitans; Three UK; HM Treasury; Virgin Media O2 (VM O2); Vodafone UK.
- Geographic: Europe; United Kingdom.
- People: Chris Cheeseman.
- Themes: 2G; 3G; 4G; 5G; ALF; Annualisation rate; Auction; Consumer Price Index; CPI-X approach; Inflation; Licence fees; Mobile network operators (MNO); Network deployment; Spectrum; Spectrum licences.
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