Advocate general Poiares Maduro has recommended that the European Court of Justice upholds the 2007 cut in roaming charges introduced by the EU. It’s the latest stage in a legal challenge that first saw Vodafone, O2, T-Mobile and Orange challenging the law in the British courts. The High Court asked the ECJ to rule on whether the roaming law was inappropriate or excessive – and it looks as though the ECJ will disagree with the networks. A final judgement has yet to be given. [Sources: WSJ.com; Forbes.com]