Online platforms that allow users to search for and share copyright-infringing content uploaded to the internet by others can be held liable for copyright infringement, according to a new ruling […]
Continue Reading →Competition between internet service providers (ISPs) or content providers does not appear to have been affected very much by the ‘zero-rating’ practices applied by ISPs to some applications, according a […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation into the proposed purchase of semiconductor manufacturer NXP by Qualcomm under EU merger regulations. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The rights and remedies that consumers could be entitled to in future when supplied with faulty digital content could depend on the way personal data they trade in return for […]
Continue Reading →Germany’s ratification of the planned new Unified Patent Court (UPC) system in Europe is in doubt after a legal challenge was raised against national legislation that would endorse the new […]
Continue Reading →Law enforcement agencies in the EU could be given new powers to access data held by technology companies to aid their terrorist investigations, according to plans being considered by the […]
Continue Reading →Online content service providers will be obliged to ensure that consumers in the EU can access the material they subscribe to when they are “temporarily present” in another EU country, […]
Continue Reading →A judge at the High Court in London has granted the world’s first ‘FRAND injunction’ in a move which could see devices manufactured by Chinese technology company Huawei banned from […]
Continue Reading →The delivery of major infrastructure under the planning regime for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) risks becoming too bogged down in detail at the examination and authorisation stages, research carried […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms bodies have expressed concern that planned regulatory reforms in the EU may not provide sufficient support for them to invest in new 5G technologies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A change in the law that makes it more challenging to prove defamation in England and Wales is just one reason why the number of defamation cases brought in the […]
Continue Reading →Machine learning is being used for predictive analytical modelling by over half of top insurance firms worldwide, according to research by analytics firm Earnix. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Publishers can offer internet users a choice over how their content should be paid for by using a new tool developed by Google. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A greater number of SMEs in Europe could receive investment from specialist EU venture capital funds under reforms agreed on by EU law makers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Consumers could miss out on services or offers they would be interested in if proposed reforms to EU e-Privacy rules make it into law. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An EU initiative will support the installation of free public Wi-Fi hotspots in local communities. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Banks will welcome the clearer guidance recently provided by the European Banking Authority (EBA) on the level of oversight that they need to have over their cloud providers’ subcontracting […]
Continue Reading →The same regulatory standards should apply to video and audio content posted on online platforms as those that apply to content broadcast on TV or via on-demand services, according to […]
Continue Reading →Nokia and Apple have announced plans to work closer together, including on digital health initiatives, after agreeing a deal to end a number of patent disputes between the companies across […]
Continue Reading →Mobile phone customers in the UK would be able to arrange to switch their network provider by text message under new plans outlined by the industry regulator. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Mobile phone customers in the UK would be able to arrange to switch their network provider by text message under new plans outlined by the industry regulator. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Pursuing an initial public offering (IPO) is one way for technology ‘scale-up’ businesses to access the capital they need to grow. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Openreach is to gauge whether telecoms operators have sufficient appetite to run ‘full-fibre’ broadband networks across the UK in a bid to understand whether there is a “business case” for […]
Continue Reading →It is not an automatic breach of EU competition rules for manufacturers to prevent retailers from selling their goods on online marketplaces, according to the European Commission. Read Complete Article
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