A new ruling issued by the EU’s highest court could assist copyright holders in clamping down on the sale of modified TV set-top boxes that allow users to access copyright-infringing […]
Continue Reading →Australian law could be updated to better protect online service providers from being held liable for copyright infringing activities carried out by their users. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Mobile network operators will be given exclusive use of spectrum in the 700 MHz band to deliver ‘5G’ services across the EU under new laws approved by law makers in […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that require consumers to provide data about themselves in return for access to their services they offer will not have valid consent to process that information under new EU […]
Continue Reading →Chinese mobile device manufacturer Huawei has lost a legal challenge against the validity of a patent owned by Unwired Planet. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An anticipated report by a UK regulator on whether the proposed takeover of Sky by Twenty-First Century Fox is in the public interest will be delayed until after the UK general […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms companies in the UK would be given new rights to access existing telecoms infrastructure owned by BT so they can “deploy their own networks”, under new Ofcom proposals. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s highest court has dismissed the appeals of three media publishers against costs orders made against them by High Court judges in separate libel and privacy cases. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Finnish mobile device manufacturer Nokia was due to argue that Apple has infringed one of its technology patents before the High Court in London on Friday. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Chinese telecoms company Huawei has been ordered to take a worldwide licence to patents for wireless communications owned by Unwired Planet or face a sales ban on its devices in […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that run adverts in print inviting consumers to buy their products online are not necessarily required to include all the “material information” relevant to the potential sale within the […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Recently agreed collaborations between car manufacturers and telecoms providers can help manufacturers overcome complex telecoms issues they face in developing new connected cars. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Financial services firms affected by changes to activities and instruments covered by the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) II should apply now for authorisation or risk being unable to […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s highest court is today considering whether or not brand owners which want to ensure their products are seen as luxury items can restrict the distribution channels retailers use […]
Continue Reading →It has become “more politically difficult” for the UK government to pass legislation endorsing a new Unified Patent Court (UPC) in Europe as a result of the formal step the […]
Continue Reading →The Qatar Investment Authority, Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, plans to invest £5 billion in the UK over the next three to five years despite the increased risks raised by Brexit, […]
Continue Reading →Singapore’s mobile network operators (MNOs) will begin shutting down ‘2G’ services to customers from 1 April. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Twenty nine European countries, made up of members of the European Union and of the European Economic Area, have agreed to increase cooperation on testing connected and autonomous vehicles. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s telecoms regulator has published plans to govern how telecoms operators and landowners should interact with one another over the installation, maintenance and upgrade of electronic communications infrastructure. Read […]
Continue Reading →The German government is considering setting up a new regulator to monitor digital markets. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →More than 24,000 consumers used an online dispute resolution (ODR) platform set up in the EU in the first year of its operation, according to the European Commission. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →UK technology companies received £6.8 billion from venture capital funds and private equity investors in 2016, according to a promotional body for London and the UK’s digital economy. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Consumers and some small businesses would automatically receive compensation from telecoms providers for service level failings, under new plans outlined by Ofcom. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Hong Kong Competition Commission (HKCC) has started proceedings before the Hong Kong Competition Tribunal against five information technology companies accused of bid-rigging in relation to a tender issued by […]
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