Author: James Gray

Vodafone-Three merger: Get ready for a mobile shake down

The upcoming merger will also impact Vodafone and Three's other brands, such as MVNOs Now that the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has given the go ahead for the Vodafone Three JV, and a leadership team has been appointed, it’s time to brace yourself for a new world of mobile in the UK. Over the next 12-18 months we’ll start to see some significant changes shake out. Expect to see a review of the brands as a starter.

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CMA warns Vodafone/Three merger could leave consumers and businesses worse off

Phase 2 is highly likely in the Three / Vodafone Merger story. The CMA has nothing to lose at this stage.

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