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Vodafone executive launches criticism at ComReg

The chief operating officer of Vodafone Group has slammed a proposal by the Irish telecom watchdog, ComReg, to force the UK mobile operator to open up its network to rivals.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2004 - 08:14

The chief operating officer of Vodafone Group has slammed a proposal by the Irish telecom watchdog, ComReg, to force the UK mobile operator to open up its network to rivals.

Julian Horn-Smith said in an interview with the Irish Times that ComReg is trying to push "badly thought-through regulation" on the telecoms market.

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