Nonetheless Brussels bureaucrats should be commended for their stance against phone companies

Using mobile data abroad is due to fall by 2016 but I won’t give up on my paper maps

New lower European roaming charges introduced today

Fund of €80 billion underlines Europe’s ambition but issues around telecoms and regulation remain

Good news for consumers, but telcos are expected to fight new moves to cut charges

Three’s proposed deal to buy O2 Ireland among those being considered by regulator

European Commission report shows just how under-represented women are in the ICT sector

Nearly half of Irish travellers only send email when in wi-fi zones

Sector earned €17.5bn in 2013

Ahead of Vodafone’s disposal of its US business to Verizon, AT&T, the second-largest US mobile-phone company, has confirmed that it will not be making an offer for the UK telecoms group

Apart from give consumers greater rights? And now a new directive empowers us even more

Data Protection Commissioner Billy Hawkes says under planned EU regulation he could not take certain complaints from Irish citizens

Summer has seen interesting developments at European institutions

Orange, Vodafone say cuts to roaming charges ‘will only make things worse’

ALJ and A, B, and C’s application for judicial review. The High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland. Judgement was delivered on August 14th, 2013 by Judge J Stephens.

Commissioner defends far-reaching reforms

Proposals aim to create a single market for European telecoms industry

Roaming fees to be reduced under pan-EU proposal