Telecoms companies have been asked to help explain what infrastructure will be needed to support the use of ‘5G’ mobile wireless technology in the UK. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New measures designed to ensure critical IT systems in central sectors of the economy like banking, energy, health and transport are secure are set to be written into EU law. […]
Continue Reading →Website operators should treat IP addresses as personal data if internet service providers (ISPs) hold other information that can be matched with IP address data to reveal the identity of […]
Continue Reading →Contracts relating to the construction of High Speed 2 (HS2), the new national high speed railway, will be the first to be made fully public, the UK government has announced. […]
Continue Reading →More radio spectrum will be made available to help improve Wi-Fi connectivity in the UK, Ofcom has announced. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Cyber risk is a “clear and present danger”, the chief information security officer at the Bank of England has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The law is to be changed in Germany to allow businesses to operate open Wi-Fi networks without being liable for copyright infringement carried out by users of those networks, according […]
Continue Reading →The planned merger between mobile network operators (MNOs) Three and O2 in the UK has been blocked by the EU’s competition authority. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A UK judge has declined a request to transfer competition law aspects of a patent dispute relating to technology for smartphone devices to the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) for adjudication. […]
Continue Reading →Businesses operating across the EU’s largest economies should be reviewing the potential impact of a UK vote to leave the EU next month on their corporate plans, according to experts […]
Continue Reading →Only one in four businesses have a plan in place for dealing with the risks of the UK leaving the EU, a survey by Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind […]
Continue Reading →The Italian government has backed new laws intended to ratify the 2013 Agreement on the Unified Patent Court (UPC). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Australian government is to press ahead with plans for a tax on the diverted profits of large multinational companies, to be introduced from 1 July 2017, it has confirmed. […]
Continue Reading →EU telecoms providers must cut surcharges for ‘roaming’ phone calls and data use in EU countries from 30 April, in preparation for the complete abolition of roaming charges in June […]
Continue Reading →BT must allow rival telecoms companies access to spare telecoms capacity so that the rivals can deliver rival broadband services to business customers, Ofcom has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Swedish car manufacturer Volvo will test new semi-autonomous cars in the UK from next year, the company has announced. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →It is taking organisations longer to identify breaches of their IT systems, according to research by telecommunications company Verizon. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Mobile group EE plans to extend its 4G coverage from 60% of the UK landmass to 95% by 2020, eradicating “not-spots” to cover customers wherever they go. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →EU countries should be given two and half years longer than currently planned to make spectrum in the 700 MHz frequency band exclusively available for mobile services, according to plans […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission has raised concerns that Google has breach EU competition rules through the terms of and deals it has struck with mobile device manufacturers and network operators. Read […]
Continue Reading →Competition authorities should make more use of “interim measures” to speed up their enforcement activities in “fast-moving markets”, a committee of UK peers has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Financial, legal and accountancy businesses will be under the most pressure to put adequate procedures in place to prevent their employees or agents from facilitating tax evasion once a new […]
Continue Reading →Ofcom will decide whether spectrum should be shared based in part on whether the technology is available to enable it to happen, it has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new ruling by the Court of Appeal in London highlights how the reporting of stories in other countries and the dissemination of those stories online can serve to undermine […]
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