Technology

OniWay complains to Brussels about Vodafone

OniWay, the Portuguese 3G licence holder, has filed a complaint to the European Commission against Vodafone. The compliant is for the infringement of competition law, with OniWay claiming that Vodafone abused its dominant position by repeatedly refusing to interconnect with its mobile network.

CBR Staff Writer July 7, 2002

Vodafone’s Portuguese subsidiary controls access to over a third of Portugal’s mobile subscribers. As a result, it has significant market power and its large customer base makes it impossible for OniWay to successfully launch commercial services if it cannot connect its customers to the Vodafone network.

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