European deregulation

[snaimon]

Originally Posted by sec

Stan, I don't think the one you mention is a major issue: you will probably have, when/if you will have T-MO EU of VODA EU, a smart system that identifies the caller and the country and consequently provides customer care in the relevant language. .......

You may be right; I hope you are right.

I am only thinking of the situation here in the US where the government and major companies are "in bed together" and they break the laws, left and right.... Like allowing private phone conversations and emails to be recorded or monitored without COURT ORDERS (by the way this started BEFORE Sept 11, 2001) ..... and, then a law is passed retroactively to give the violators immunity.

Like where there is little, if any, untainted, unbiased news sources that report the truth and meaningful news.... And these conglomerates (Faux News, GE-TV, Disney, etc.) are allowed to grow larger and larger and squelch any competition.

Stan

[Przemolog]

Originally Posted by snaimon

I am only thinking of the situation here in the US where the government and major companies are "in bed together" and they break the laws, left and right....

Like where there is little, if any, untainted, unbiased news sources that report the truth and meaningful news.... And these conglomerates (Faux News, GE-TV, Disney, etc.) are allowed to grow larger and larger and squelch any competition.

Hmm, somewhat I supposed that this your real fear - the size and resulting power of giant corporations. I admire your imagination about the possibility of not using Polish, Slovak or any other less popular languages by over-the-border companies but, as you have already been told, it doesn't seem to happen in the near future for many, already mentioned reasons.

As to the idea of the EU telecom regulator, I don't think if it is really necessary. Since it was possible to cut roaming rates without it, I hope another activities of that kind may proceed within the existing organisational structures...