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Appendix 3 Magnet Retail Pricing –Fibre based product pricing MAGNET SIMPLY TV+ Digital TV From only €25.10 per month MAGNET CHOICE+ Broadband & Telephone From only €39.99 per month MAGNET FIBRE BROADBAND Broadband from only €50.00 per month BoR (11) 06b MAGNET ULTIMATE+ Digital TV, Broadband & Telephone From only €54.99 per month Appendix 4 Digiweb (formerly Smart Telecom) Fibre based product pricing Basic TV Package €19.00 � €19 incl. VAT per month plus once-off installation fee (€80) � 15 TV Channels Digital TV & Telephone €60.00 � Free Smart-2-Smart telephone calls � €60 incl. VAT per month plus once-off installation fee (€80) � Telephone � Full Digital TV pack (100+ Channels) Digital Television €40.00 � Once-off installation fee (€80) � Full Digital TV pack (100+ Channels) Triple Play €75.00 � Free Smart-2-Smart telephone calls � Free Installation � Telephone � Always on Broadband - up to 3Mb � Full Digital TV pack (100+ Channels) 152
Appendix 5 BoR (11) 06b General principles adopted in relation to Market 4 (WPNIA). Extract from the Decision Instrument contained within Document, ComReg 10/39, Response to Consultation and Decision, Market Review Wholesale Physical Network Infrastructure Access, Market 4 (WPNIA,) published 20 May 2010. PART III - SMP OBLIGATIONS IN RELATION TO NEXT GENERATION WPNIA (SECTIONS 13 TO 18 OF THE DECISION INSTRUMENT) 13. SMP OBLIGATIONS IN RELATION TO NEXT GENERATION WPNIA 13.1. ComReg is imposing certain SMP obligations on Eircom in respect of Next Generation WPNIA in the Market in accordance with and pursuant to Regulations 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of the Access Regulations, as detailed further in sections 14 to 18 below. 14. OBLIGATIONS TO PROVIDE ACCESS 14.1. Pursuant to Regulation 13(1) of the Access Regulations, Eircom shall have an obligation to meet all reasonable requests from OAOs for the provision of Access. 14.2. Pursuant to Regulation 13(2) (b) of the Access Regulations, Eircom shall have an obligation to negotiate in good faith with OAOs requesting Access. 14.3. ComReg shall engage in a consultation to further specify other details and further implementation of the Access obligations. 15. OBLIGATIONS OF NON-DISCRIMINATION 15.1. Eircom shall have an obligation of non-discrimination as provided for by Regulation 11 of the Access Regulations in respect of Access, including for the avoidance of doubt in relation to Access to OSS. 15.2. ComReg shall engage in a consultation to further specify other details and further implementation of the non-discrimination obligation. 16. OBLIGATION OF TRANSPARENCY 16.1. Eircom shall have an obligation of transparency as provided for by Regulation 10 of the Access Regulations in respect of Access. 16.2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 16.3 and in order to meet its transparency obligation, Eircom shall make publicly available, on a quarterly basis or such other suitably regular basis as may be specified by ComReg, information regarding the introduction of new infrastructures, technologies, services or facilities which could reasonably be expected to support services or facilities in respect of Next Generation WPNIA. 153
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Annex I to the BEREC Report BoR (11
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Austria 1 Market developments 1.1 I
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BoR (11) 06b Further deployment is
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BoR (11) 06b c) Not included in Mar
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BoR (11) 06b investment risk? If so
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BoR (11) 06b Migration costs have t
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- Current achievements, milestones
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1.1.2 Announced roll-out plans BoR
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BoR (11) 06b The following sub-item
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BoR (11) 06b � non-discrimination
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� SLA on provisioning & repair. c
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ADSL(2+) VP-switching VDSL2 WBA sha
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BoR (11) 06b For the migration from
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Czech Republic 1 Market development
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BoR (11) 06b d) Current regulatory
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3.4 ODF unbundling No wholesale pro
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� 10 Mbps for 100 % of households
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BoR (11) 06b In mid-2010 to about 2
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2 Wholesale products to reach an ac
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e) In market 4, the LRAIC pricing m
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3.3 Cabinet unbundling a) Cabinet u
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BoR (11) 06b � What is the basis
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BoR (11) 06b Moreover TDC shall res
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BoR (11) 06b � Is multi-cast tech
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BoR (11) 06b The alternative operat
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1.2 Competitors (other telcos, cabl
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2.2 Dark fibre a) Available on volu
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3.4 ODF unbundling Not provided. Bo
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BoR (11) 06b required so that compe
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Finland 1 Market developments 1.1 I
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2.1 Duct Access 2.2 Dark fibre 3 Ac
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3.5 Enhanced Bitstream 1 Below, som
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BoR (11) 06b - How is the informati
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France 1 Market developments 1.1 In
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BoR (11) 06b Progress is made with
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BoR (11) 06b e) Costing (e.g. LRIC,
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2.2 Dark fibre No offer available.
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BoR (11) 06b � Tariff obligations
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c) Market 5. d) Not applicable. e)
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BoR (11) 06b There is no centralise
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o obligation of collocation e) Fibr
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d) BoR (11) 06b In Market 12: unbun
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BoR (11) 06b delivery service” -
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BoR (11) 06b interconnection”;
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Orange SK 42 738 connected / 301 94
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Switzerland Summary of the answers
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References BoR (11) 06b [1] BAKOM,
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