(ANSA) - Rome, April 29 - Italy's anti-trust authority on
Monday fined Vodafone, Wind and Fastweb a total of 2.2 million
euros for discriminating against users with a foreign account.
Vodafone and Wind were each fined 800,000 euros while Fastweb
was fined 600,000 euros.
The authority accepted the commitments made by TIM and
decided to wind up a probe against TIM without issuing any
sanction.
photo: Antitrust chief Giovanni Pitruzzella
Anti-trust fines Vodafone, Wind, Fastweb
For discriminating foreign accounts, TIM commitments accepted