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ETNO position paper on a revision of WTO rules in the field of telecommunications and other digital services / e-commerce

The digital transformation is fundamentally changing societies and economies, including international trade. Digital trade creates tremendous opportunities for inclusive economic growth and societal advancement. At the same time, digitally enabled trade in goods and services has given rise to new regulatory challenges. Therefore, we are convinced that the digital economy should be an important element of bilateral and multilateral trade policy. Already in July 2016, ETNO called for an update of trade policy to reflect new realities of the digital economy.1

The ETNO Director spoke at the 7th Fibre to the Home Council Europe Conference entitled "Taking your life to new horizons".

The ETNO Director spoke at the 7th Fibre to the Home Council Europe Conference entitled "Taking your life to new horizons".

ETNO Response to the Stakeholders' Consultation on Draft AI Ethics Guidelines

ETNO responded today to the stakeholder consultation on the draft AI Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, prepared by the European Commission’s AI High-Level Expert Group.




ETNO supports the guidelines’ vision to create a culture of “Trustworthy AI made in Europe” that is human-centric and strengthens user trust in AI systems. The establishment of a European approach to AI around ethics has the potential to become a competitive advantage for “Made in Europe” AI solutions.

ThinkDigital interview: Elisabetta Romano, CTO - TIM

ETNO response to the Public Consultations on BEREC Report on Access to physical infrastructure in the context of market analyses

ETNO welcomes the opportunity offered to comment the draft BEREC report on Access to physical infrastructure in the context of market analysis. We welcome the comprehensive overview BEREC offers of the way various NRA’s treat physical infrastructure in the context of their respective national markets. However, we do have questions regarding the chapter reflecting on ways to deal with a hypothetical separate market for physical access. We elaborate on the reasons for that below.

Joint ETNO / GSMA response to the BEREC public consultation on the Draft BEREC Report on Terminating Contracts and Switching Provider

Do you have any comments or observations regarding the processes set out in Section 2 above, related to the switching of provider for different categories of ECS and the safeguards that are provided to consumers?

Joint GSMA-ETNO response to the BEREC public consultation on the BEREC Common Position on Mobile Infrastructure Sharing

Introductory Remarks on the Impact of 5G

ETNO response to the BEREC public consultation on the BEREC Public Consultation on Internet of Things Indicators

General issues

1.1. Do you consider that the European Commission’s definition of the IoT is sufficiently appropriate to collect relevant statistical information on the IoT? If not, how should the definition be changed?