The Norwegian Competition Authorities has fined Norway's largest telecoms provider Telenor 788 million kroner ($96 million) for abusing its dominant position on the country's mobile market.
The watchdog's director general, Lars Soergard, says Telenor made "a serious infringement of competition law" when creating "barriers for the development of a third mobile network in Norway." The watchdog agency said Telenor introduced amendments to the network access agreement with the intention of limiting further investments in the third mobile network in Norway in 2010.
[...] In a statement, Telenor CEO Berit Svendsen said the group had not violated any laws, adding the group likely would file an appeal.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday June 23 2018, @05:59AM
Here we have the NBN along with anti compete laws preventing ISPs from building their own Fibre networks
Assholes that they are, they are planning on then selling the NBN when it is complete