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23 November, 2024
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20.03.2017MOBILE TELEPHONY MARKET DECLINED IN 2016 In 2016, the voice traffic and the total revenues from mobile services, for the first time in recent years, undergo a significant decrease amid a slight increase in the number of users of these services. Aggregated statistics of the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) shows that the volume of voice traffic decreased compared to 2015, by about 107,5 million minutes (-1,7%) and equaled 6 billion 208,3 million. minutes, the revenues dropped by 159 million 20,3 thousand lei (-4,4%) and totaled about 3 billion 441,9 million lei, while the number of service users increased by 105,8 thousand (+ 2,4%) up to 4 million 429,3 thousand. Details |
27.02.2017ANRCETI Published The Report on Transparency in Decision-Making Process in 2016 During 2016, the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) conducted public consultations on 30 draft Administrative Board Decisions with major impact on the electronic communications and postal communications markets, as well as Decisions addressing the access on the properties and shared use of infrastructure associated with public electronic communications networks and, in public meetings, approved 26 decisions. These data are presented in the Report on Transparency in Decision-Making Process of ANRCETI in 2016, published on its official website. Details |
21.02.2017Public Consultation on the Draft Market Analysis for Voice Call Termination on Individual Fixed Networks and Preventive Regulatory Measures On February 21, 2017, The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) launched public consultation on the draft (.doc, .pdf) analysis of the market for voice call termination in individual fixed telephone networks (Market 3) and the draft decisions of ANRCETI Administrative Board on preventive measures to regulate this market. The deadline for submitting recommendations on the documents presented for consultation is March 21, 2017. Details |
21.02.2017Usage of Numbering Resource for Provision of Public Electronic Communications Networks and Services Declining Last year, the usage of numbers allocated to providers by the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) for mobile and fixed networks and services made up 87,1%, and 68% accordingly, as shown in the Report on Monitoring the Use of Telephone Numbering Resources in 2016, published on the official ANRCETI website. As compared to 2015, this indicator went down by 4,9, respectively 3,6 percentage points. Details |
15.02.2017ANRCETI Proposes Measures to Counteract Unauthorized Telephone Traffic Termination Originated in Electronic Communications Abroad On February 15, the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) launched public consultations on a new draft (.pdf) Administrative Board Decision - on counteracting the unauthorized termination of telephone traffic originated from abroad. The project provides a set of measures to be taken to combat this fraudulent practice. The public consultation will last through March 15, 2017, which is the deadline for submitting recommendations on the document. Details |
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