McCreevy opposes roaming charge cuts

MOBILE phone roaming charges are set to be slashed — but European Commissioners including Charlie McCreevy are opposing the move.

McCreevy opposes roaming charge cuts
Wed, 12 Jul, 2006 - 01:00
Inside Europe

The commission will today announce proposals to cap the wholesale roaming charges imposed by telecom operators in Europe, a commission official said.

The regulations will not be implemented before summer 2007 and could be enforced as much as a year after this date.

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