Thursday, 3 April 2014
First Europe moved to slash the pricing of mobile phone roaming costs across the continent. Then calls were made to abolish mobile roaming costs completely, with a view towards “safeguarding citizens’ right to access an open Internet.” Today that vision has become a reality. Neelie Kroes has been one of the main drivers behind this reform, with the outspoken European Commission VP a strong proponent if a single ICT and telecoms market, previously saying she would “fight with my last breath to get us there together.” Perhaps the most significant nugget from today’s news is that the European Parliament has...
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