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United Group CEO Miller advocates for changes to Digital Networks Act

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Stan Miller, CEO of United Group, spoke at the FT Connect Europe Forum 2026. He discussed the proposed Digital Networks Act, setting out four priorities for the legislation. These priorities included awarding spectrum licenses indefinitely and ensuring technology neutrality in connectivity objectives.

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Why it matters

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Miller's advocacy addresses how Europe's digital infrastructure is funded and regulated. His proposals aim to provide operators with investment certainty and reward those who build networks, which could influence how the Digital Networks Act is implemented.

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Who's involved

  • MillerChief Executive Officer of United Group
  • United GroupTelecommunications and mass media company

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  • United GroupSpeculative

    United Group could benefit from regulatory changes that provide operators with certainty to invest in infrastructure and earn a return on that investment.

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