An article by Brian Williamson of Plum on “Nomadicity and the evolution of applications, networks and policy” is published in Telecommunications Journal of Australia. The article concludes that the incremental external social gains from a move from current to next generation broadband are likely to be significantly larger for mobile than for fixed networks. The[…]
Phillipa Marks spoke on spectrum reform at the annual conference on Competition Law & Regulation in the Telecoms, Internet & Broadcasting Sectors in Brussels.
Brian Williamson was a panellist at the Parliament and Internet Conference discussing “What should the government’s target be for broadband in the UK?”
David Black was on a panel discussing competition and investment at the 3rd Next Generation Telecommunications conference in Brussels organised by Forum Europe.
Brian Williamson spoke at the Westminster e-Forum on net neutrality Visit related web site
Brian Williamson spoke at a Broadband Stakeholder Group conference on net neutrality in London
Brian Williamson spoke on ‘How Much Bandwidth Do We Need?’ at an Intellect Convergence Conversation event in London. Visit related website
David Lewin spoke at a European Commission seminar in London to explore how technology might be used to both promote efficient delivery of health care and increase social inclusion. He will focus on measures to improve the quality of life of older and disabled people. The seminar is part of the Commission’s debate on its[…]
The OFT have published a report by Plum and Keplar on online markets. The OFT have invited responses, in particular from small businesses in relation to trading online. Visit related website
The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG) hosted a seminar in London to discuss Plum’s report on demand-side measures to stimulate broadband take-up. The report was prepared for Vodafone and published in the Vodafone Policy Paper Series in March 2010.