In the telecommunication/ICT sector the move from legacy environments (e.g., including but not limited to circuit switched telephony, analogue TV broadcasting) demands a re-appraisal of existing regulatory regimes including laws and regulations. Since the 1980’s and 1990's sector regulation has been based on the existence of stand-alone networks delivering specific services and the business models that supported those networks (e.g., per minute charging, linear televisions, etc.). Such regulatory approaches therefore pre-dates ubiquitous Internet/broadband connectivity, changes in industry structure, online service players, the advent of social media, advances in IP technology and changes in consumer expectations. These changes pose significant challenges for the regulatory regime and regulators in all global markets.