BT ordered to split from Openreach

Started by Glenn, Nov 29, 2016, 11:53:19

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Glenn

QuoteTelecoms regulator Ofcom has ordered BT to legally separate from its Openreach division, which runs the UK's broadband infrastructure.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38141510
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Lance

This can only be good news for the industry.
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zappaDPJ

Virtually all the news outlets seem to be ignoring a major part of this story. According to Goldman Sachs the European Commission would have to approve Ofcom's plan, something it's thought they are very unlikely to do.
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Simon

Why ruin a good news story with the full facts?    :whistle:
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mervl

Not sure it all makes much difference (unless we subscribe to the popular "suspicious of everyone" mentality).

Glenn

Both Ofcom and BT move slowly, give them 28 months then, the EC may not have a say.
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JohnH

Quote from: zappaDPJ on Dec 04, 2016, 06:31:29
...According to Goldman Sachs the European Commission would have to approve Ofcom's plan, something it's thought they are very unlikely to do.

There may come a time soon when what the European Commission says or does, is of no consequence in the UK.   ;)

zappaDPJ

Quote from: JohnH on Dec 04, 2016, 17:11:27
There may come a time soon when what the European Commission says or does, is of no consequence in the UK.   ;)

'May' being the operative word by more than one definition ;D
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