Telecom Services Division

telecommunication network-based service | TNS [Abbr.]

telecommunications network service

Telecom Services (1) | Telecom Services Division (2) [ TC ]

Social Assistance and Services Division [ SAS Division | Assistance and Vocational Rehabilitation Services Division | Welfare Services and Work Activity Division ]

Labour Exchange and Information Service Division [ LEIS Division ]

Business and Service Strategies Division [ Policy and Service Transformation Sector | Service Transformation Division ]

local multipoint communication system | LMCS | local multipoint communication service | local multipoint distribution system | local multipoint distribution service | LMDS | local multichannel distribution system | local multichannel distribution service

user of telecommunications services | user

removal of the licence obligation for telecommunication services providers

TDC Sweden, currently part of TDC A/S, a Danish telecommunications group, offers mobile voice and data telecommunications services via a host network, fixed telephony and Internet access services, business connectivity services and related services.

Tele2 offers mobile voice and data telecommunications services via its own network, fixed telephony and Internet access services, business connectivity services and related services to residential and business customers in Sweden.

ix. to promote rule-based competition in the telecommunications sector for the benefit of service providers and consumers; to address persistent regulatory asymmetries in the telecommunications sector, by preventing parties from imposing foreign equity caps, by laying down pro-competitive wholesale access rules for incumbent operators’ networks, by providing clear and non-discriminatory rules for licensing, by securing genuine access to last-mile infrastructures in export markets for EU telecom providers, by guaranteeing the independence of regulators, and by supporting an extensive definition ...[+++] of telecommunications services covering all types of network; to ensure a level playing field for all operators and that non-EU companies from oligopolistic markets do not take advantage of the fragmentation of the EU market; to guarantee that TiSA parties respect the principle of open and non-discriminatory internet access for service providers and consumers; to guarantee that EU operators in TiSA participating countries have fair and symmetrical market access in telecom services, free from any non-tariff and behind-the-border barriers, including regulatory requirements, asymmetry in standards, technological impositions or restrictions;

19. Notes that India is the fifth largest telecom services market in the world and that the telecom market has grown at a rate of about 25% per year over the last 5 years; welcomes the relaxation of foreign ownership restrictions in telecoms, but regrets that domestic policy restraints still remain; calls therefore for a relaxation of the licensing restrictions on service providers and for the removal of uncertainty concerning the policy on tariff and interconnect regimes, and stresses the need to replace the old laws governing the sector with new forward-looking legislation that incorporates cyber laws and new licensing; considers th ...[+++]at the telecom and IT sectors are major drivers of the Indian economy and that India is to be made a hub for telecom manufacturing by facilitating telecom specific Special Economic Zones; stresses that there are enormous opportunities in the manufacturing sector;