Are we reaching the 'End of Telecoms History'? (feat. Prof. William Webb)
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In his new book, titled "the End of Telecoms History", Professor William Webb argues that as data consumption is slowing and the broadband speeds offered to most people is now good enough, the telecoms industry has reached a turning point.
In this episode of our podcast, William speaks to PolicyTracker journalist Richard Haas about what implications this new reality could have on mobile operators (MNOs) and regulators alike.
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