22 Apr, 2012 @ 09:27
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Telefonica fine upheld

AN EU court has upheld the record 125 million-euro fine lodged against Telefonica for abusing its dominant market position.

The European Commission, which levied the fine – the largest ever imposed on a telecommunications company – in 2007, accused the telecommunication giant of imposing unfair prices on the Spanish broadband market.

However Telefonica has now said it will launch a further appeal with the European Court of Justice.

It comes as the EU has also launched an ‘in-depth investigation’ into the creation of a potentially anti-competitive mobile commerce joint venture in the UK between Telefonica (O2) and its rivals Vodafone and Everything Everywhere.

Eloise Horsfield

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