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EETT has published its “Annual Report 2023: Summary of actions” which briefly presents the authority’s work throughout the year.
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Antennas
Wireless devices
Spectrum use – Interference
Postal services
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Digital television
Annual Report 2023: Summary of actions
EETT has published its “Annual Report 2023: Summary of actions” which briefly presents the authority’s work throughout the year.
View moreElectronic communications
Radio frequency spectrum
Postal services
Competition
Announcement of the launch of the EETT’s Spectrum Management System
EETT announces the launch of the Spectrum Management System (SMS).
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Market review 2023 of electronic communications and postal services
The market review provides a detailed overview of the electronic communications and postal services markets in Greece during 2023.
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Annual Report 2023: Summary of actions
EETT has published its “Annual Report 2023: Summary of actions” which briefly presents the authority’s work throughout the year.
View more8/10/2019
On its 30-9-2019 meeting, the plenary of EETT decided the extension of the deadline for the
entry into force of the provisions of the Greek Open Internet Regulation regarding speeds for 1
(one) more year, that is until October 5th, 2020. During the extension period, the biggest Greek
ISPs (Cosmote, Forthnet, OTE, Vodafone, Wind) should finalize the exact methodology for estimating
speeds and proceed to a pilot implementation of this methodology in at least one geographical
region.
It is reminded that, according to the provisions of the Greek Open Internet Regulation (EETT
Decision 876/7B/17-12-2018), ISPs in Greece must publish the realistically expected Internet
connection speeds, and commit towards the subscriber for the minimum speed in fixed networks, and
for the maximum speed in mobile networks.
In the new EETT Decision, ISPs can also request the active participation of the subscriber for
verifying a complaint about speeds, in order to reduce costs and avoid sending technicians for
on-site checks.
The document of EETT’s decision is currently available only in Greek on its website:
https://www.eett.gr/
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