Lobbying campaigns are intensifying as Europe’s regulators prepare for a meeting crucial to determining future allocations in the 2.5 Ghz band.
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BT’s Chief Executive, Ben Verwaayen, signalled a further reduction in charges to unbundled local loop operators when he appeared before a UK parliamentary committee today.