The customer claimed not to have noticed the regular monthly transfers from his bank account.

Andrew Lipman, Senior Partner at legal firm Morgan Lewis, talks about the u-turn in US telco regulation and legal risk in general.

The UK's new Corporate Offences of Failure to Prevent Facilitation of Tax Evasion (COFPFTE) Act may trip up British telcos when calls are unlawfully terminated overseas.

The shift to analytics hints at the kinds of business that Subex will buy, or the kind that Subex wants to be bought by.

Did you miss some big stories? These are the Commsrisk articles which received most attention during May.

This month's RAG conference in Bonn will sandwich an incredible number of speakers into just two days.

Our research shows that OTT bypass affects the quality of calls as well as revenues, but many users choose not to disable it.

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.

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.

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.

The Turin Court of First Instance partly accepted Delta TV's request for damages for copyright infringement.

Regulators should procure the systems needed to test telcos instead of telling telcos to test themselves.