Latest News

13 July 2026 - Brian Williamson has published a paper arguing for retention of the European text and data mining exception in relation to AI 

27 October 2025 - Robert Kenny has published Communication Chambers' latest report on fixed broadband traffic around the world 

12 June 2025 - Brian Williamson has written a paper on AI and Copyright 

10 June 2025 - Robert Kenny has written a short paper on the use of AI in regulation 

30 April 2025 - Brian Williamson has published a report on Cloud Computing 

13 November 2024 - Robert Kenny has published the 2024 edition of our annual report on internet traffiic growth 

7 October 2024 - Stephen Howard has submitted a paper to the CMA, making the case against blocking the Vodafone/Three merger 

12 July 2024 - Brian Williamson has published a paper on The value of AI - does it add up? 

3 July 2024 - Brian Williamson has published a paper on alinging regulation and AI 

14 June 2024 - Brian Williamson and Rob Kenny have published a paper on The future of connectivity

12 June 2024 - Rob Kenny and Brian Williamson have published a paper on Funding improvements in the European broadband experience

16 December 2023 - Robert Kenny has published the 2023 edition of our annual report on internet traffic growth 

31 October 2023 - Brian Williamson has published a paper on the regulation of AI

20 October 2023 - Robert Kenny and Brian Williamson have written a short note on the impracticalities of a 'Broad USF' 

18 October 2023 - Robert Kenny and Anthony Fox have published a new survey of the companies deploying gigabit networks in the UK

12 May 2023- Robert Kenny has written a report on traffic charges and the Digital Decade targets

17 February 2023- Brian Williamson has written a paper on whether it is appropriate to legislate for AI or better to rely on existing context specific regulation

14 December 2022 - Communications Chambers has published a Christmas TMT crossword

30 November 2022 - Robert Kenny has written a paper for AWS examining the relationship between cloud services and network operators

29 November 2022 - We have published a joint paper with Access Economics on how regulators can best manage increasing uncertainty

29 November 2022 - We have published a simple interactive model looking at the economics of fibre deployment

1 November 2022 -Robert Kenny has published paper on fixed broadband traffic growth around the world

14 September 2022 -Robert Kenny has analysed the prospects for consolidation amongst UK fibre builders

7 July 2022 - Brian Williamson has written a paper for the CCIA setting out the case against an internet traffic tax

19 April 2022 - Robert Kenny and Anthony Fox have published a survey of the 100 companies deploying gigabit networks in the UK

15 February 2022 - Brian Williamson has analysed whether we have overdosed on tencho-optimism

21 January 2022 - Brian Williamson and Stephen Howard have prepared a paper for ETNO, considering how to set WACCs to support investment. (The paper will be discussed in a webinar on 27 January)

7 October 2021 - Brian Williamson has written a paper for Facebook, considering interoperability of messaging services

6 October 2021 - Robert Kenny has published a paper on broadband traffic growth around the world

21 January 2021 - We are delighted to announce that Stephen Howard has joined Communications Chambers. He previously headed HSBC's global TMT equity research team

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to Communications Chambers.

We are a consultancy specialising in telecoms, media and technology. We advise on issues of strategy, policy and regulation.

Our members have worked at senior levels in industry or in regulators, in addition to having many years of consulting experience.

Recent assignments have been for clients as diverse as the Sky, BT, AT&T, Netflix, Meta, Google, CCIA, the Belgian Government and the CnaM. 
 
Our members have substantial international experience, having worked across Europe, the US and Asia. 
 
Communications Chambers members may work individually or jointly on projects, depending on client needs. We can also call on analytic and research resources where necessary.