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  • By resisting the advances of the international legal networks Spanish firms hope to forge a global role of their own. Ben Maiden reports
  • Mannesmann has agreed to a $176 billion merger with Vodafone AirTouch in a partnership that will create Europe's biggest telecoms company.
  • UK firms are demonstrating their confidence in a resurgent Asia. Clifford Chance has opened in Jakarta. Linklaters has appointed a managing partner for the region. Rowe & Maw has linked up with a Hong Kong firm.
  • US firm McDermott Will & Emery has recruited Theodore Goddard's head of tax to its London office.
  • Liberalization of Fixed Voice Telephony
  • The rapid emergence of the electronic marketplace since the mid-1990s has created new opportunities for consumers and businesses, and posed a number of challenges for regulators.
  • The general principles for the regulation of telecommunications were laid down in the Telecommunications Act adopted in 1992.
  • The introduction of new technologies and the liberalization of telecoms services carried out by the European legislator are key factors to consider when analysing the liberalization process of Italian telecoms services.
  • The telecommunications sector in Germany was fully liberalized effective January 1 1998, when Deutsche Telekom, the country's incumbent, lost its remaining monopoly, the provision of voice telephony services.
  • In France, the question of internet access has been the subject of recent regulatory developments relating mainly to lower rates and of two decisions rendered by the French Competition Council. Moreover, the French Personal Data Authority recently issued a report concerning spams.