Andrew Heaney
Executive Director of Strategy and Regulation, TalkTalk Group
Andrew Heaney joined us as TalkTalk Group's Executive Director of Strategy and Regulation in 2007. He is responsible for developing the Group's commercial strategy and approach in key areas of regulation and public policy such as LLU, BT's Undertakings, NGA and copyright.
Andrew was previously a Competition Policy Director with Ofcom and a partner with Spectrum Strategy Consultants; he brings a wealth of experience working with government, investors, regulators and other telecoms companies.
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Dan Bull takes us back to the 80s when “home taping was killing music”
We all know that the government’s disconnection proposals to deter illegal filesharing are daft and dangerous. And many would agree that the way many people in the music industry have reacted is a little misguided. After all, haven’t we seen ... |
12-Mar-2010 |
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Stephen Fry has spoken – or should that be ‘tweeted’?
Our “Sing Our Petition” contest against the Government’s filesharing proposals has been running for the past month. Entries finally closed last week and Stephen, who kindly agreed to judge it for us, has announced his favourite. |
03-Feb-2010 |
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TalkTalk’s reaction to the Tories’ broadband plans
The Conservatives have set out their plans for opening up the broadband market to competition, vowing to end BT’s monopoly over the cables and ducts which connect homes and businesses to the nearest exchange. We think they have got it right. |
01-Feb-2010 |
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Why the Digital Economy Bill cannot protect copyright
Around 50,000 internet users have received letters from law firms accusing them of illegal downloading andmany people have already been forced to spend £500 on settling wrongful claims. That’s according to information revealed by consumer ... |
26-Jan-2010 |
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Music entrepreneur speaks out about filesharing
The reverberations from Bono’s sermon about filesharing earlier in the month continue to be felt. Following our own broadside (interpretted by some as a bitchslap) and a whole host of bloggers and Twitter users airing their views on the U2 frontman, ... |
21-Jan-2010 |