User Survey and Tests Measure Impact of OTT Bypass
Our research shows that OTT bypass affects the quality of calls as well as revenues, but many users choose not to disable it.
Subex Revenues Up; 2017 Results Reverse Decline
FY17 operating revenues were up 11 percent but Subex took a big exceptional hit after writing down goodwill for both its US and UK subsidiaries.
Uber Is Not an Information Service
Per Advocate General Szpunar of the Court of Justice of the EU, Uber will have to submit to national transport regulations because it supplies more than information.
Auditors Ditch Lycamobile… or Vice Versa?
KPMG says they had long announced their intention to resign the troubled audit of Lycamobile, but the telco’s CFO said he terminated their contract first.
Italian Court Finds YouTube Liable for Not Removing Unlicensed Content
The Turin Court of First Instance partly accepted Delta TV’s request for damages for copyright infringement.
The Argument for National Regulatory Telco Testing
Regulators should procure the systems needed to test telcos instead of telling telcos to test themselves.
Ericsson Bribery Part 2: Too Little Responsibility, Too Late?
The conclusion of this two-part series reviews how bribery claims prompted Ericsson’s anti-corruption approach to evolve.
Disclosing Exploits Will Protect Online Trade
The PATCH Act would be a step towards the US government protecting the safe transit of goods and services in cyberspace like it protects them on the high seas.
Streaming Hurts Cable… and ESPN Sports Coverage
The Disney-owned sports media business has cut expensive stars to offset a fall in revenues as customers turn away from cable networks.
Why We Need a Leakage Susceptibility Model
The BT Leakage Susceptibility Model is currently undergoing evaluation by members of the Risk & Assurance Group.