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Commission strikes down telecoms plans

By Dave Keating - 14.08.2012 / 13:01 CET

Plans by Latvia and the Czech Republic are anti-competitive, Commission says.

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Digital single market and cyber-crime high on ministers' agenda

National telecoms ministers meeting in Luxembourg today (6 June) are to discuss how to complete the digital single market and will also debate a legislative proposal for tackling cyber-crime.

Digital single market and cyber-crime high on ministers' agenda

National telecoms ministers meeting in Luxembourg today (6 June) are to discuss how to complete the digital single market and will also debate a legislative proposal for tackling cyber-crime.

Motorola accused of abusing its position

The European Commission has warned Motorola Mobility that its patent-infringement action in Germany against Apple appears to breach European Union anti-trust rules.