Online service providers that charge consumers in the EU to access content such as music, TV shows, films and games will be required to ensure those consumers can access that […]
Continue Reading →Mobile network operator Three has agreed to acquire UK Broadband in a deal worth £250 million. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Some consumer electronics manufacturers, hotels, tour operators and video game platforms and publishers are being investigated by the European Commission over “suspected anti-competitive practices”. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Two separate applications for planning permission to construct electronic communications masts over 300 metres in height have been rejected by Dover District Council’s planning committee. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A UK parliamentary committee has opened an inquiry into so-called ‘fake news’. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →People who claim that they have been defamed by publishers are not barred from also claiming in the same legal proceedings that the publisher has breached data protection laws by […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that infringe the intellectual property (IP) rights of others can be ordered to pay damages that value multiple what it would have cost them to licence the use of […]
Continue Reading →The US Court of Appeals has rejected an application by the US government to re-hear a case it ruled on last year which concerned the scope of a warrant issued […]
Continue Reading →Yahoo has reported that the planned takeover of the company by US telecoms giant Verizon will be delayed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government’s new industrial strategy offers manufacturers the chance to shape their own future, in a move that will be welcomed by industry, an expert has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Global retailers have been warned against relying on a ‘one size fits all’ approach when expanding into different territories. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new centre to support robotics and autonomous systems (RAS) technologies could be established in the UK, the government has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A December 2017 launch date is envisaged for the new Unified Patent Court (UPC), according to the body tasked with laying the foundations for the new judicial system to take […]
Continue Reading →EU policy makers are considering introducing a new licensing regime for anonymised “machine-generated data”. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Internet service providers, mobile network operators and ‘over the top’ communication service providers such as Skype and WhatsApp face tough new EU rules on their processing of electronic communications data. […]
Continue Reading →New cybersecurity laws will be introduced in Singapore, a government minister in the country has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Apple will invest $1 billion in a technology fund that is being set up by Japanese bank SoftBank, Reuters has reported. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →FOCUS: Prosecutors are turning to fraud charges in cases against people supplying set top boxes that can be used to access copyrighted material without paying for it because it makes […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive will be implemented in the UK, the government has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has upheld a decision by Ofcom to lift a licensing condition imposed against Sky over two of the pay-TV broadcaster’s sports channels. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Nokia’s claims that Apple has infringed some of its patents shows that mobile phone patent wars are not over, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The increasing use of big data brings risks as well as benefits to consumers and the financial industry, the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has committed a further £442 million to its ‘superfast’ broadband project, with the majority of funds stemming from a clawback mechanism included in contracts for the delivery […]
Continue Reading →Companies which want to supply ‘5G’ mobile services in the UK by acquiring spectrum from operators will need pre-approval from telecoms regulator Ofcom to ensure competition is not damaged, Ofcom […]
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