The fixed-line telecommunications market continues to see a significant decline in voice revenues due to the reduction in rates and the progressive shift of voice traffic to mobile. In recent years all the operators have attempted to at least partially counter this phenomenon by concentrating mainly on the ability to innovate their offering by developing the penetration of Broadband and introducing bundled voice, broadband and services deals (double play), in a highly competitive environment with consequent pricing pressure. The evolution of the competitive product offering has also been influenced by consolidation among smaller competitors trying to get a larger market share from the country’s incumbent operator. Therefore, a competitive scenario in the Italian telecommunications market is characterized by the presence, in addition to Telecom Italia, of a number of operators that have different business models focused on different segments of the market. The telecom watchdog in Italy is AGCOM. In 2013, the European Commission has questioned the way AGCOM planned changes planned to wholesale broadband prices, claiming the move could cramp the ability of market players to decide on prices in Italy.