Difference between revisions of "Telecom licenses: Italy"

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To become a telecom operator you need a General Public Electronic Communication License.

There are 2 departments in Italy :

After request to get a license is submitted, response is provided in ~60 days (time depends on requests made in the same period).

Price of a license is €600,00/year (for every switching server).

More information about the law:

FAQ about ROC Registro Operatori di Comunicazioni:

The ROC main page:

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-''Information provided by Kolmisoft partner DIGILAB, Director Alessandro Marzini:''
+To become a telecom operator you need a General Public Electronic Communication License.
+There are 2 departments in Italy :
+* Rome
+* Naples
-To become a telecom operator you need a General Public Electronic Communication License.
+After request to get a license is submitted, response is provided in ~60 days (time depends on requests made in the same period).
-To do that just some documents are needed to be signed and amount of €600,00/year to be paid for every device/server located.
+Price of a license is €600,00/year (for every switching server).
 More information about the law:
 * http://www.agcom.it/Default.aspx?DocID=1627
-Here you can find the public list of communication operator:
-* http://www.elencopubblico.roc.agcom.it/index.html
 FAQ about ROC Registro Operatori di Comunicazioni:
 * http://www2.agcom.it/operatori/roc/faq.htm#1
-ROC Page: what to do to stay with the law:
-* http://www.agcom.it/Default.aspx?message=contenuto&DCId=109
 The ROC main page:
 http://www.roc.agcom.it/