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BT’s Openreach new customer deal could be blocked over ‘not fair and reasonable’ concerns
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Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, has the authority to intervene in agreements between Openreach and its customers to ensure fairness and reasonableness in the telecoms market. The regulator's concerns about the deal suggest that it may be seen as favouring certain customers or providers over others, potentially disrupting competition. Openreach, as a subsidiary of BT, provides infrastructure and services to a wide range of telecoms companies in the UK, making its agreements subject to regulatory scrutiny.
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BT’s Openreach new customer deal could be blocked over ‘not fair and reasonable’ concerns
Openreach said it was ‘disappointed’ at Ofcom’s proposed action to intervene
28 Jul, 08:32
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