Deutsche Telekom (DT)
Lobbying costs:
WARNING: As this organisation lists one or more EP accredited lobbyists, it is highly improbable that its lobbying costs are lower than €10,000.
WARNING: The lobbying costs declared by this organisation are extraordinarily high and may therefore have been over-declared.
1,690,000€
Lobbyists declared: 8 FTE (9)
WARNING: The number of full time equivalent lobbyists declared by this organisation are extraordinarily high and may therefore have been over-declared.
Lobbyists with EP accreditation: 5
Meetings with European Commission: 79
Lobbying costs over the years:
Deutsche Telekom (DT)
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Goals / Remit
Deutsche Telekom is one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies, with some 178 million mobile customers, 28 million fixed-network lines, and 20 million broadband lines.
We provide fixed-network/broadband, mobile communications, Internet, and IPTV products and services for consumers, and information and communication technology (ICT) solutions for business and corporate customers.
Deutsche Telekom is present in more than 50 countries with a staff of some 216,000 employees throughout the world.
The following network operators are forming parts of Deutsche Telekom Group in member states of the European Union:
Deutsche Telekom AG,
Magyar Telekom NyRt. (Hungary),
OTE (Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S.A.) and Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications S.A. (both Greece),
T-Mobile Polska S.A.,
Telekom Romania S.A.,
Slovak Telekom a.s.,
Hrvatski Telekom d.d. (Croatia),
T-Mobile Austria GmbH,
T-Mobile Czech Republic a.s. and
T-Mobile Netherlands BV
GTS Central Europe Gruppe (GTS)
Outside Europe Deutsche Telekom is major shareholder in T-Mobile US Inc.
The Brussels Representation of Deutsche Telekom is participating in all policy developments related to electronic communications and the data economy, contributing the expertise of Deutsche Telekom Group to the European debate on all aspects of the changing digital information society and the Digital Single Market. Our contributions cover the conditions for investment and innovation, the competitiveness of EU businesses and ICT experience of its consumers as well as corporate responsibility. These contributions intend to help Europe to keep its leading role in the area of network security, data privacy, data economy and connected cars , to fully exploit the potential of electronic communications and to maintain Europe’s competitive position in the global economy.
Issues
• European Electronic Communication Code • Platform policy • e-privacy reform • Data economy • Cyber security policy • Consumer protection • Review of AVMS directive • Review of Copyright rules • Digitalization of industry • Artifical Intelligence • Connected Car • Cloud Computing Strategy • Smart Cities • Blockchain
Address
Friedrich Ebert Allee, 140
Bonn 53113,
Germany
Tel: 49 228 181 0
Belgium office:
Ave des Arts 53
Brussels 1000,
Belgium
Tel: 32 27750500