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Tak se zdá, že Evropská Komise nesdílí pohled ČTU na regulaci mobilního trhu.
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/e ... et-czechia
At this stage, the Commission considers that there is sufficient evidence to conclude that in the Czech market, the three main mobile operators kept their networks open and this enabled the successful commercial market entry of more than 100 MVNOs.
Although MVNOs typically do not reach a size allowing them to represent a threat to the existing MNOs, the fact that a new operator entered the market with 5G spectrum rights and is set to build its own infrastructure is very likely to have a positive impact on the market in the foreseeable future. In addition, the view of the Commission, based on the spectrum conditions that are already in place, CTU is able to enforce efficient market entry through the existing access obligations.
Moreover, at this stage, the Commission has serious doubts as to whether CTU has demonstrated the existence of the joint SMP (i.e. collective dominance) on the mobile market in Czechia. In particular, the Commission has serious doubts whether the MNOs have the ability to adopt a common policy and the nature of the commercial behavior inducing such coordination, the question whether the market is sufficiently transparent to allow such common behavior, and the MNOs’ ability to take counteraction the others party (ies) deviate (s) from the common policy (given that access to MVNOs is already granted).
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/e ... et-czechia
At this stage, the Commission considers that there is sufficient evidence to conclude that in the Czech market, the three main mobile operators kept their networks open and this enabled the successful commercial market entry of more than 100 MVNOs.
Although MVNOs typically do not reach a size allowing them to represent a threat to the existing MNOs, the fact that a new operator entered the market with 5G spectrum rights and is set to build its own infrastructure is very likely to have a positive impact on the market in the foreseeable future. In addition, the view of the Commission, based on the spectrum conditions that are already in place, CTU is able to enforce efficient market entry through the existing access obligations.
Moreover, at this stage, the Commission has serious doubts as to whether CTU has demonstrated the existence of the joint SMP (i.e. collective dominance) on the mobile market in Czechia. In particular, the Commission has serious doubts whether the MNOs have the ability to adopt a common policy and the nature of the commercial behavior inducing such coordination, the question whether the market is sufficiently transparent to allow such common behavior, and the MNOs’ ability to take counteraction the others party (ies) deviate (s) from the common policy (given that access to MVNOs is already granted).
