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First Tuesday: 'Regulatory & Market challenges in a converging world'

  • 27-02-2005 9:19pm
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    damien
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    First Tuesday / Investnet present a panel discussion:

    'Regulatory & Market challenges in a converging world'

    Chairman:
    Sean Melly - Founder eTel Group www.etel.ie

    Panel Includes:

    David McRedmond, Commercial Director - Eircom www.eircom.ie
    Iain Mac Donald, Managing Director - Perlico www.perlico.com
    Gerry Fahy, Director of Strategy - Vodafone www.vodafone.ie
    Ronan Lupton, Regulatory Affairs - MCI http://global.mci.com/ie
    Speaker TBC - Smart Telecom www.smarttelecom.ie


    Date: Tuesday March 8th
    Venue: The Herbert Room, The Berkeley Court Hotel, Lansdowne Rd., Dublin 4.
    Registration: Between 6pm-6.30pm
    The event will finish at 8pm
    Admission: Euro20

    Suggested Topics:

    - What regulatory & market challenges lie ahead in relation to new technologies in the next 5 years?

    - Is LLU about to be irrelevant given that twisted pair copper is about 70 years old?

    - Are technological developments making regulation redundant ?

    - What valuable lessons have we learnt from direct/indirect government/market intervention?

    - How can ROI be ensured for Telecoms investors and market stakeholders and what lessons can be learned from other “deregulated” Irish markets such as energy/wind energy?

    - How far should liberalisation of spectrum use go?

    - How might more flexibility be introduced in European spectrum management?

    - Will a legalistic approach or an economic approach work best for the next 2-3 years to ensure accelerated market growth for all participants?


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