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Europe

Armenia

Bosnia

Year Regulator Established: 2001 | Approval Required for ISP to Start Operations: Notification. | ISP Price Regulation: n/a. | Source: Scott Wallsten, Regulation and Internet Use in Developing Countries, Table 1 (Draft Dec. 2002)

Britian

Bulgaria

Czech Republic

Estonia

Year Regulator Established: 1998 | Approval Required for ISP to Start Operations: Notification. | ISP Price Regulation: No. | Source: Scott Wallsten, Regulation and Internet Use in Developing Countries, Table 1 (Draft Dec. 2002)

Finland

Internet plan under attack (Finland), IHT 12/18/02

France

Georgia

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Ireland

Italy

Latvia

Netherlands

Derived From: FTC Staff Report 2007 p 117: The Netherlands has been cited as Europe's leader in broadband penetration.569 This achievement is often credited to facilities-based competition between cable and DSL in a generally deregulated environment.570 At the beginning of telecommunications liberalization in Europe during the 1990s, it was left largely to the national governments of individual European Union ("EU") member states to decide whether and how local loops should be unbundled.571 During 1996 and 1997, Dutch government restrictions on offering telecommunications infrastructure were generally discontinued.572 Previously, incumbent monopoly telecom provider KPN had almost unrestricted rights in these fields. Local unbundling was implemented in 1999, and, consistent with subsequent EU rules, firms with significant market power also have special obligations, such as mandated interconnection at cost-based rates.573 The Dutch government also has subsidized Internet infrastructure projects and has provided tax breaks for computer purchases.574 In addition, the Netherlands generally is considered the most densely populated country in Western Europe, with an average population density of 1,037 people per square mile and 65 percent of its population living in urban areas.575 As a result, over 70 percent of the Dutch population lives in an apartment building, attached row house, or semi-detached house.576

Norway

Poland

Romania

Russia

Slovakia

Year Regulator Established: 1993| Approval Required for ISP to Start Operations: Notification. | ISP Price Regulation: No. | Source: Scott Wallsten, Regulation and Internet Use in Developing Countries, Table 1 (Draft Dec. 2002)

Spain

Turkey

United Kingdom
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Vatican

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