Session "SMART Submarine Cables in a Sustainable Ocean"
Sign up for this event that takes place on 28.06.2022 at the Pavilhão de Portugal, at Parque das Nações, in Lisbon.
24
jun
20
jun
ANACOM receives fewer notifications of security incidents
In 2021, most notifications had an impact on two or more electronic communications services. Fixed telephony was the service most often affected, with 61% of the total notifications received.
2
jun
Telecoms prices in Portugal remain unchanged in March 2022
On a year-on-year basis, prices increased by 1.9%. Since the end of 2009, prices in Portugal increased by 8.9% while in the EU they decreased by 9.6%.
31
may
ANACOM releases data on CTT's postal network and quality indicators in 2021
Check out the reports on the postal network and service provision and on QSI values of the universal postal service provided by CTT - Correios de Portugal in 2021.
26
may
ANACOM publishes a public consultation report on the coverage of very high-capacity fixed networks and their installation in ''white areas''
Government Public consultation, promoted by ANACOM, received 623 contributions from a wide range of entities.
28
apr
ANACOM attends the MotoGP 2022 Grand Prix in the Algarve
ANACOM team ensured radio spectrum monitoring during the event which took place from 22 to 24.04.2022.
Roaming within the European Union without surcharges extended for a further 10 years
European citizens will continue to be able to use their mobile phones in other EU countries at no extra cost until 2032.
27
apr
Sandro Mendonça participates in OECD and Club of Regulators conference
Strategic foresight in regulation was debated on 04.04.2022 at Dauphine - University of Paris.
26
apr
ANACOM launches campaign on social internet tariff
Campaign aims to raise awareness among consumers about the existence of the social internet tariff
COVID-19 changes consumer habits and use of electronic communications
During 2020 and 2021, the pandemic had an effect of +33% on average fixed data traffic per access, of +22.7% on fixed voice traffic per access and of +11.1% on mobile voice traffic per access. As regards postal services traffic, the pandemic had a negative impact of 8.5%.
