By Stewart Brittenden
Most regulators of small nations – countries with a population of less than 500,000 – have had the unenviable task of paving the way towards fully liberalising their electronic communications markets. The adjustment period was going to be tough, but the transition brought with it the principles of a developing communications industry, the promotion of competition and the right for consumers to choose between different services provided by telecoms operators.
The challenges that regulators in small nations face are as diverse as the jurisdictions they regulate. Gibraltar’s STEWART BRITTENDEN finds some common ground.
- Intermedia Issue:
- Volume 47, Issue 02
- Issue Date:
- July 2019
Stewart Brittenden
Head of Communications and Postal Regulation, Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (GRA) 
