Israel: Network Sharing Conditioned by Net Neutrality
Posted by Unknown in Hot, Israel, Net Neutrality, partner on Monday, June 2, 2014
The Anti-trust Authority in Israel approved a netwrok sharing agreement between Partner Israel and Hot Mobile, 2 of the 5 MNOs in Israel. Such sharing is required (beyond its obvious economic benefits) due to a shortage in LTE frequencies that does not allow all 5 MNOs to deploy their own set of antennas. As a result, the Ministry of Communicators published a new policy (here, Hebrew - some is
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