EC approves plan to open up Irish mobile phone networks

The European Commission has approved plans to force Vodafone and O2 to open up their mobile-phone networks to rival operators.

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005 - 11:45

The European Commission has approved plans to force Vodafone and O2 to open up their mobile-phone networks to rival operators.

The EC said today that it had approved the plan announced by ComReg last month to force the two companies to sell space on their networks to so-called "virtual operators".

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