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O2 reveals updated EU data-roaming bundle

...O2 has given details of a new data-roaming package for contract and prepay customers, but it says the deal... Read more

14 May, 2012 by David Meyer
How Orange defends <endeca_term>data-roaming</endeca_term> charges

How Orange defends data-roaming charges

...s head of roaming, Yves Martin, the man in charge of its data-roaming pricing. Data-roaming charges are a currently crucial issue because they... Read more

29 March, 2011 by David Meyer
Why <endeca_term>data roaming</endeca_term> costs too much

Why data roaming costs too much

...around the world in March, 80 percent said they had received a data-roaming bill they thought was excessive — we heard tales of bills running... Read more

29 March, 2011 by David Meyer

Europe agrees on changes for cheaper roaming

...retail caps on voice and SMS, while also adding retail caps for data roaming to the wholesale caps that already existed. Crucially, the new rules... Read more

28 March, 2012 by David Meyer
The reality of <endeca_term>data-roaming</endeca_term> pricing

The reality of data-roaming pricing

...cost-efficient way of connecting to the internet abroad than using mobile data-roaming.Credit: ZDNet UK Sign the petition for fair data roaming Read more

29 March, 2011 by David Meyer
What <endeca_term>data roaming</endeca_term> is used for

What data roaming is used for

...are — in descending order: email (89 percent said they used this with data roaming); location and mapping (64 percent); general web browsing (60 percent); social... Read more

30 March, 2011 by David Meyer

MEPs back cheaper European data-roaming rates

...European lawmakers have backed a heftier cut to the cost of data roaming than set out by EU regulators, after recommending proposals that could... Read more

28 February, 2012 by Jack Clark

Carphone: People are clueless about data-roaming costs

...Only one in 10 people check their network's data-roaming charges or activate cheaper bundles of megabytes before going on holiday... Read more

28 June, 2011 by David Meyer

OECD wants crackdown on data-roaming costs

...to create more competition between mobile operators in order to drive down data-roaming prices, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development... Read more

8 June, 2011 by David Meyer

Data roaming to become much cheaper under EU rules

...learned that European Commission is looking to introduce tough new proposals on data-roaming charges. ZDNet UK understands the proposals, due to be unveiled on... Read more

18 May, 2011 by David Meyer

Tablet data roaming sees 1,000-fold mark-ups

...The consumer rights group Which has released a study of data-roaming rates for users of tablets such as the iPad, finding that... Read more

21 April, 2011 by David Meyer
<endeca_term>Data-roaming</endeca_term> price cuts: Europe's options

Data-roaming price cuts: Europe's options

...Data-roaming prices are going to fall within Europe, and they may fall... Read more

13 April, 2011 by David Meyer

Operator 'special arrangements' hike data-roaming costs

...pointed to inter-operator tariff agreements as the main cause of high data-roaming costs, but stressed they have taken measures to bring down prices... Read more

1 April, 2011 by Kevin Kwang
Kroes: Legislation will cut <endeca_term>data-roaming</endeca_term> fees

Kroes: Legislation will cut data-roaming fees

...ahead of her: she wants mobile operators to cut their prices for data roaming. The former competition commissioner, who took on Microsoft over Internet Explorer... Read more

30 March, 2011 by David Meyer
Stop the <endeca_term>data-roaming</endeca_term> madness

Stop the data-roaming madness

...break that monopolistic exploitation. The same thinking lives on, however, in international data roaming. With no international regulator, network operators are free to charge each... Read more

29 March, 2011 by Leader

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