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2degrees will not back down on will to see MTRs regulated

New player 2degrees is standing by its proposal to have mobile termination rates (MTRs) regulated despite market heavyweights Telecom and Vodafone pulling against such a move.

Kelly Gregor
Wed, 11 Jul 2018

New player 2degrees is standing by its proposal to have mobile termination rates (MTRs) regulated despite market heavyweights Telecom and Vodafone pulling against such a move.

This morning, the Commerce Commission announced Telecom had advised it would change its starting date for MTR reductions to

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Kelly Gregor
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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