Mobile operators say competition, not regulation, is the key
Mobile phone users could pay less for making calls from abroad to their country of origin, under proposals put forward by the European Commission.
The Commission said it would draft a law to crack down on "unjustified" high charges for using mobile phones abroad.
The proposals seek to scrap all roaming charges for receiving a call when travelling abroad in the EU.
full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4851730.stm
Mobile phone users could pay less for making calls from abroad to their country of origin, under proposals put forward by the European Commission.
The Commission said it would draft a law to crack down on "unjustified" high charges for using mobile phones abroad.
The proposals seek to scrap all roaming charges for receiving a call when travelling abroad in the EU.
full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4851730.stm
